lincoln repeated this joke to cameron, and cameron was aghast. the whole premise of the joke is that cameron is totally corrupt. cameron ran into stevens shortly after the meeting and said why would you say something like that? i demand a retraction. two weeks later, stevens is the president and he said, i made a remark about cameron. i take it back. this delights lincoln even more. for most civil war historians, that's all you need to know about simon cameron. he wouldn't steal a red-hot stove. or maybe he would. but when you begin scratching away at that reputation, there is a whole lot of smoke, and not a whole lot of fire. in many ways he has been -- i don't want to use the word victim, but victimized by a humorous story. he was selected by president martin van buren to adjust the claims of the winnebago native americans under the terms of the treaty the native americans had .igned happen iswhat would that the treaty would say the united states would pay native americans in gold, and oftentimes, the united states would be responsible for the

cameron saying, why wasn't i made siror lord! i cameron saying, why wasn't i made sir or lord! it is a great reversal of roles. i think it is completely all right for one partner to step back while the other partner is making their name. and then for that to happen in reverse. i think a wash and go collection from this mother... is it wash and go? nothing you have to iron, apparently. also what i like a nyway iron, apparently. also what i like anyway isjust iron, apparently. also what i like anyway is just that she is coming into her own. she was raising four children all the time... obviously, they lost one, sadly, but all the time he was a number ten, they lost one, sadly, but all the time he was a numberten, so they lost one, sadly, but all the time he was a number ten, so this is a woman who was on the edge, you know? good for her. and she had to fulfil that almost impossible role of prime minister's wife because it is very difficult to get that one right. it is. it is like being a minor royal. if you don't do something or nothing, you get blamed for it. if you have some al

chelsea cameron.ration." maggie, "a an amazing young woman with great coping mechanisms. " bernadette says, "0mg, what a wonderful and beautiful attitude to life." stevie says, "you've got me welling up at my desk at work. james says, "choice. the heart of it all. so moving a testimony. i'm looking in the mirror long and hard." another viewer says, "please hug this girl. she is amazing." another viewer says, "day time tv never makes me cry. " viewer says, "day time tv never makes me cry." another viewer says, "thank you, chelsea, you reminded me at 57 to make good life choices." we did hug! here's some sport now with will perry. good morning. chelsea have extended their lead at the top of the premier league after a 1—1 draw with liverpool. david luiz put them ahead at anfield and although liverpool equalised and chelsea missed a penalty, but antonio conte's side are now nine points clear after their closest rivals stumbled. hull city's ryan mason said he was "lucky to be alive" after returning home fr

cameron. wife -- cameron's died in agencies before. in 1864.much -- the historical site -- the irs gave the house to the historical society. what people what does will take away is a story of survival of a the man whoso decided this should be the capital of the state of pennsylvania. before anybody else. i think it is amazing. he had some real foresight. >> any stories tell of the pennsylvania state archives in harrisburg. the state archives is the official repository for the public records of pennsylvania, particularly those from state government and we have some responsibility for county and local government records. we hold about 70,000 cubic feet of records and that amounts to approximately 250 million pages of material throughout our storage tower in which we are standing right now. we are looking at materials from the archives holdings regarding the nuclear accident at three mile island, the accident 1979 andn march 28, there was a partial meltdown of the core of the reactor. in the facility. the myths -- the facility located sou

he put his politicalfuture cameron really stuck his neck out.. the country was perfectly happy with that. that is what the church has to realise. it is not a huge issue. we are running out of time to stop want to jump ahead a couple of stories to a cartoon on the front of the daily telegraph. it has been a week of not very good news. not very good news about the national health service. we have done a week of broadcasting in the bbc but there have been lots of other stories about what the experience is like for staff and for patients. matt, always reliable on the front of the telegraph. tell us about it. a chap turns around and talks to his wife. he has a great package in his hand. that is a 1000 piece jigsaw. package in his hand. that is a 1000 piecejigsaw. he package in his hand. that is a 1000 piece jigsaw. he says package in his hand. that is a 1000 piecejigsaw. he says i am taking this with me in case i have an accident and end up in a&e. we do need a laugh sometimes.” accident and end up in a&e. we do need a laugh sometimes. i hope neither

. >> reporter: 33-year-old cameron is in a chico hospital. >> getting ready to evacuate because they were saying it could go higher. so we were just getting things ready. >> reporter: his father tim tells kpix 5 cameron was run over sunday evening on farley street in oroville after a man jumped into his pickup and stole it. >> came out and seen somebody was in it, hey, get out of my truck! >> reporter: cameron's father says he and his son got in their other car and chased the stolen vehicle to this dirt road. cameron got out and confronted the thief. >> and telling him just leave the truck, man, just jump out, leave the truck. we don't care about you. and he beelined and ran him over. >> reporter: the sheriff didn't bring up this crime today but says there were incidents of looting over the last couple of days. he says it was not widespread. he says sunday was an especially difficult day. thousands of people leaving town all at once because they were worried the emergency spillway would collapse. >> that was a incredibly chaotic situation and i was aware of it. >> reporter: in orovil

and it marks a change from david cameron's government's approach to these issues, rehabilitation andle from becoming offenders, some would argue, me among them, should be the focus of the government's activities. tough on the causes of crime. exactly, one of the most famous slogans from 20 years ago. liz truss is saying that the 140% increase in sex offenders going to prison, so she's talking specifically about people being convicted of sex offences. and they talking about a rebuke to labour, if thatis talking about a rebuke to labour, if that is what it is, which called for the prison population to be halved from 85,000 to 42,000 as it was in 1890. was that the pledge? that was a lwa ys 1890. was that the pledge? that was always going to be unrealistic.” would have thought so. a lot of squaring the circle is going on from both parties. but two decade old tough on the causes of crime, to try tough on the causes of crime, to try to keep the country feeling safe, feeling that justice is to keep the country feeling safe, feeling thatjustice is being satisfied while dealing with the soci

not long ago david cameron addressed the party conference, talking about trying to transform people'stion rents due generation by and she is doing a reversal of this policy. again, this isn'tjust about reversal of this policy. again, this isn't just about raking with reversal of this policy. again, this isn'tjust about raking with david cameron on foreign policy, in essence tearing up his views of interventionist foreign policy, so she has done it again. also what interesting is it really fits with what her narrative is. this narrative about being for the many and not the privileged few. there is and not the privileged few. there is an assumption, and it is something chief of staff wrote about before getting into this post, that housing policy was very much geared towards those with bigger incomes and that actually goes on low and middle incomes were neglected and almost forced into homes that great at the expense of pouring more money into people who could go on and buy their homes. we should say this is a white paperas homes. we should say this is a white paper as well. yes, and onl

cameron got out and confronted the thief. >> and told him just leave the truck man. just jump out.eave the truck. we don't care about you. and, he gave it the gas and beelined right at him. >> reporter: the sheriff did not bring up this particular crime today, but he said there were incidents of looting over the last couple of days. he says it was not widespread. he says sunday was an especially difficult day. thousands of people leaving town at all once because they were worried the emergency spillway would collapse. >> that was an incredibly chaotic situation. >> reporter: in oroville, joe vasquez, kpix5. >> meanwhile, in the santa cruz mountains, crews are using a special tractor nicknamed the spider to clean up that mud slide on highway 17. they call it that because it can climb the steep mountainside. >>> and tonight, trafficker continues to flow one lane each direction near the slide. >>> tonight, san francisco police say they have arrested the gunman who pulled out a gun on board a muni train and shot a man in the head. police say they recognized this man, 29-year-old anthon

it's not as bad as people make it seem to be. >> cameron was born in mexico, now a u.s. citizen, was a long time democrat until donald trump came along and made him republican. he supports the idea of trump's wall but holes in the plan. >> is this secure to you? >> m >> no, it's not secure. it helps funnel traffic here so you could monitor this area a little bit better. >> this fence cuts private property and divides it. what you see on both sides of this fence is still the united states. it's somebody's farmland. so they need to have access. you can't cut them off. >> you can't cut them off. >> they need to leave openings like this in the wall to give them access to their farmland. >> exactly, exactly. >> so when you look at this kind of wall, you like this kind of wall or you want to see something? >> i want to see a wall. this is fenced. i want to see a wall. i want to see something that you can't see through, you can't climb through. >> a few months ago, cameron recorded this video of what appeared to be smugglers with packs. it's the kind of story countless people a

david cameron gave him a job looking at government spending.was another issue we are both david cameron and tony blair were on one side. what was that? you can laugh now. the guardian, tunisia. there was only ever going to be one verdict from the coroner, unlawfully killed, the question is any culpability potentially that the two operator might have. that is the way some of the families are going now. the coi’oi‘iei’ was very the families are going now. the coroner was very decisive and didn't mince words on this. he said the response of the security forces was shambolic at best and currently at worst, which to the survivors and to the relatives of those bed must come us an the relatives of those bed must come us an awful shock to hear that. they are now turning their attention to the company to see if they were negligent. it revolves around quite complicated advice to the foreign office. they do three levels, read meaning don't go there and amber meaning don't go there and amber meaning of it is essential and green, look up the advice. the tou

the amount nhs england said they needed was handed to them when david cameron and george osborne camehem. foreign patients to pay up front for nhs care. hospitals will be legally obliged to try to recover this money but if somebody comes in and really need attention, do you present them with a credit card machine? exactly. it is so difficult. with so many of these ideas, one understands why it they are saying it but it is a question of enforcement. how are you going to check? emergency care is something different, surely. from the telegraph, a black all of 22 million. but 500 million in the times. it you do not pay into this in system you cannot expect to be using it. we do not know because nobody has ever been a really questioned at the front desk. it could ea significant figure. you have the said proof of eligibility is needed. people pay. people having hospital treatment delayed or cancelled and somewhat coming in from abroad is taking their place. lots of inequality. people will have to pay. in the daily mail, this idea, the emphasis being on renting rather than home ownership. do

i enjoyed it. >> phillies catcher cameron rupp live in clearwater. we appreciate the time. good luck this year. >> thank you. >>> all right. cameron rupp, looking good down there, in those yoga posts, that is tough. >> i think in his defense in one likes yoga when you are doing it. >> have of course not. >> on that note we will be right back with three to that has more ski mountains to choose from than any other in the country. ♪ and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. you can find it all, only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your winter getaway at iloveny.com >>> before you leave us here's three to go. >> immigrants across the country are walking off the job as part of the take without immigrants protest, local businesses that employ immigrants are also taking part. >> president trump is looking for a new candidate for labor secretary, his nominee andrew puzder withdrew yesterday and two republican lawmakers want an investigation into leaks coming out of the trump administration. >>> phillies fans, phillies single game

. >> reporter: 33-year-old cameron asbury is in a hospital in clear he could. >> we are getting ready to evacuate because it could go higher. we were just getting things ready. >> reporter: his father says cameron was run over sunday evening on farley street in oroville after a man jumped into tim's pickup and stole it. >> came out and somebody was in it, like hey, get out of my truck. >> reporter: the father says they got in the other car and chased the stolen vehicle to this dirt road. cameron got out and confronted the thief. >> and telling him just leave the truck, man, just jump out, leave the truck. we don't care about you. and he geared it up and beelined right at him and ran him over. >> reporter: the sheriff didn't bring up this particular crime today but he says there were incidents of looting over the last couple of days. he says it was not widespread. he says sunday was an especially difficult day, thousands of people leaving town all at once because they were worried the emergency spillway would collapse. >> that was an incredibly chaotic situation and i was aware of it.

here, he considers david cameron's decision to call the eu referendum.or doing it. i certainly understand why he did it. leaders sometimes are trapped, and when you have mps defecting to ukip, and ukip winning, as they did the european elections, topping that poll, you panic, as prime minister. and cameron, he had already offered it by the time ukip had one the european elections, so he had no choice if he wanted to keep his party together but to hold it. but one of the lessons of leadership is this, referendums are dangerous. they lure leaders towards them, thinking this is the way that they will be able to survive in politics and the referendum is their saviour. and when the leader actually announces one, it tends to clobber them. and finish them off. and the first of the series, leadership reflections is on bbc parliament at eight o'clock on sunday evening. now, a look at some of the other stories around parliament in the last seven days. labour has described as shameful the government's decision to wind down a scheme allowing vulnerable refugee child

he's served in cameron county for 15 years. he's a partner and founder of trevino and bodden law firm; was then elected as brownsville's mayor from 2003 to 2007. and in november 2016 elected to cameron county bench, where he currently serves. i want to thank all of you for being here today. full statements will appear in the record. i know many of you have flights to catch, so with that the chair recognizes mr. mccraw for his testimony. >> well, thank you, mr. chairman and ranking member thompson. texas has, as you know -- and we've heard testimony already about how big texas is, and, congressman hurd, thank you for pointing that out. but it's -- i think it's obligatory to note that 1,200 to 1,900 miles belongs to texas, and that's very important and it does impact -- what happens on the border doesn't just stay at the border; there's consequences throughout texas and the nation. , thank you for pointing that out. it is obligatory to note that 1200 to 1900 miles belongs to texas, that is very important. it does impact what happ

. >> reporter: 33-year-old cameron is in hospital in chico. >> getting ready to evacuate because they were saying it could go higher. okay? so we were just getting things ready. >> reporter: his father tells kpix 5, cameron was run over sunday evening on farley street in oroville after a man jumped into his pickup and stole it. >> yelling hey, get out of my truck! >> reporter: cameron's father says they got in the other car an chased the stolen vehicle to this dirt road. cameron got out and confronted the thief. >> telling him just leave the truck, man, just jump out, leave the truck. we don't care about you. and he geared it up and beelined right at him and ran him over. >> reporter: the sheriff didn't bring up this particular crime today but says there were incidents of looting over the last couple of days. he says it was not widespread. he says sunday was a difficult day. thousands of people leaving town all at once because they were worried the emergency spillway would collapse. >> that was an incredibly chaotic situation andist aware of it. >> reporter: in oroville, joe vazquez,

i'm the federal judge of cameron county, texas. we're also home to the premier tourist destination for many throughout the united states and mexico and given all of the attention over the past several weeks and months this committee hearing could not have been timelier border security, immigration and facilitation of legitimate trade on the u.s./mexico bored seis a realit we live with everyday. i try to inform this panel and others involved to make cost effective decisions on common sense solutions working long-term and effective for all of us. on the border we have had to endure many policy answers programs put in place by federal and state governments many of them unfunded mandates and you just heard spef ral of them by the sheriffs. after 9/11 we fuelly understood the change force life on the bored. we believe in the rule of law and want our country to be safe and secure. many of our residents answered the call to defend our country and unfortunately many of our local veterans were wounded or killed in serving our country. despi

cameron rupp is one of the most gruff toughest players phillies have and now apparently devoted yogiixing tonight his off season routine. >> threw in yoga. that was very difficult. but, you know, just working on flexibility, stay strong and be able to make it through the rest of the season. >> reporter: he heard it would be a good addition to his routine but didn't enlist his teammates to join them. >> just out of the blue, let's just try it, see had happens. >> reporter: as for his go to yoga moves. >> i don't know the names of them. i don't know. it was fun though. you know, you kind of realize, when you actually stay with it , and do it often and you realize hey, i'm a little bit more flexible then i thought i what the. >> reporter: we wondered if the shave head was part of the yoga routine. >> i just gave up on my head. grow it on my face instead. it looks better. >> reporter: a face, that is a funny guy. coming up at 6:00 we will talk about the young arms on the team and find out what manager pete mackanin thinks about his starting rotation coming up at 6:00, don, back to you. >

(passing horn honks) wolfe: yeah, cameron west just made bail. well, i'm gonna track him down, see if i can't figure out what he knows about the shooting. yeah. okay, bye. (tire screeches) (thumping) (passing horn blares) (clears throat) ars throat) (car door opens and closes) (russian accent): do you need any help? ♪ (camera shutter clicking) (camera shutter clicking) (camera shutter clicking) delko: calleigh's heading back to the lab with the bullets. where is wolfe? last i heard, he was on his way to talk to that photographer cameron west. call him, eric. i did-- he wasn't picking up. call him again. (phone ringing) (beep) (russian accent): this is not a negotiation. each time you refuse... we take something away. i'm not going to tell you anything... so you can go to hell. (blows landing, wolfe screaming) go to hell! sunset snoet ♪ >>> gwen's taking over hollywood. new details on george and amal clooney's pregnancy surprise. >> i almost started crying i was so happy for him. >> we're with george's best buddy, matt damon, revealing secret and

ewennd cameron -- cameron watt, from london. guy: up next, we will talk about apple/mac.e iphone back? this is bloomberg. ♪ i've spent my life planting a size-six, non-slip shoe into that door. on this side, i want my customers to relax and enjoy themselves. but these days it's phones before forks. they want wifi out here. but behind that door, i need a private connection for my business. wifi pro from comcast business. public wifi for your customers. private wifi for your business. strong and secure. good for a door. and a network. comcast business. built for security. built for business. guy: welcome back. watching bloomberg markets. this is the european open. a positive session for european equities. some of the drug stocks, some of the industrial stocks are really moving the markets this morning. let us find out what stocks. the marketsmoves in today. the best performer on these stoxx 600 and the world biggest maker of commercial vehicles, volvo up more than 6%. this is partly because european demand increased, but also because north american demand showed some signs

. >> it's nice to see you, cameron. especially with your shirt on. you look great in a suit. the perfect way to stop this since we're both from the soap world with the royal romance. >> the flashbulbs were a bit much for prince harry with girlfriend meghan markle as they strolled down a west london street. >> the couple dressed casually both in button downs and pants. the new images show the prince's chivalrous side. >> we've reaaly seen harry and meggn in an unguarded moment and him taking her out of the hand leading her out of the restaurant making sure she feels safe and secure. it could be overwhelming when you're being swarmed by the paparazzi. so harry is very keen to make sure he protects megan every step of the way. >> they dined at london's trendy so ho house. meaning. >> megan's best friend marcus anderson is a former consultant of soho house and he's rumored to have introduced the couple there last year. >> yesterday morning after their big night out the prince spent the day attending to his royal duty and he visited ambulance workers in london and royal watchers a

cameron got the low down from the man himself, wolfgang puck. he has been crafting the oscar menu for 23 years. >> one of the tradition. our chicken pot pie is always one of our favorite things. can you see it here with the oscar on top. baked potato with caviar. every year. >> every year. a crowded favorite. >> absolutely. >> the most expensive ingredient of the night, 30 pounds of truffles, that's $36,000. most everything is made to order by wwlfgang and his 300 chefs but stars better leave room for the 50-foot dessert table. >> don't forget we made all the oscars. so for everybody to take home an oscar. so i will give you one too so you don't feel deprived. >> oh thank you very much. >> honey, i just won. >> have you seen cameron with his shirt off? >> he won. >> so why it pays to be oscar nominee from lavish trips to bizarre workout gear. we will show you all the swag with stars. >> then the new interview with the divorce "flip or flop" star. unanswered questions about their split. >> why was there crying? >> i have never taken a gun with me

tribune"e cameron calls it an astounding victory. they say they are once again on the top of the football food chain. there is a very interesting article as well on cameroon's coach. he is a former football player from belgium, and he was met with quite a lot of skepticism when he was appointed last year. the cameroon press was particularly critical, saying he was too old and inexperience. now he is seen as a national hero, something that someone who was able to tame the indomitable lions aqéaooo/ woman: this is our story, a uniiversal story, and one that we all share, an understanding that we are not separate from each other or from our biosphere. man: when ththe first astrtronas lookeded back on thehe earth and saw ththe blue planet and d saww beautiful and alive e it was, it was a a transformrming experien. that t experirience gave us the ununderstanding thatat wliveve n onbiospher we are rt of its evution. 's ouhome.

final witness is the honorable eddie travino, served in cameron county for 15 years. a partner and founder of travino and baudon law firm and from brownsville mayor from 2003 to 7 and november 2016 elected to the cameron county bench where he currently serves. i want it thank all of you for being here today. statements will appear on the record. i know many of you have flights to catch. with that, the chair recognizes mr. mccrawford's testimony. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and ranking ranking member thompson. >> we have testimony about how big texas is and congressman, thank you for pointing that out. it is obligatory to note that 1200 to 1900 miles belongs to texas, that is very important. it does impact what happens at the border, doesn't just stay at border, there are consequences throughout texas and the nation. we have talked to the secretary who did a great job to testify and some of those consequences of the heroin epidemic happening in the northeast than congressman fitzpatrick was worried about mp in 2014 when he was overwhelmed by the search and influx of ce

reporter: today cameron said the world is a lesser place for his passing. paxton was the leading man in the 1996 blockbuster "twister". he appeared in apollo 13 with a bevy of costars including tom hanks. hanks tweeting today, bill paxton was simple will he a wonderful man, a wonderful man. in more recent years paxton found success on tv as the patriarch of hbo's big love. >> i don't want to cut a deal. i want to crush him. >> this is war. >> reporter: and also in the acclaimed mini series hatfield and mccoys, garnering an emmy nomination. >> this has gone all gravy. >> many remember paxton for his role as a storm chasing weather chaser in twister. storm chasers memorialized him. twister was filmed in oklahoma. >>> one of the pioneers of reality tv judge joseph wapner has died. he preside over the people's court from 1981 to 1993. judge wapner actually served as a judge in los angeles for 20 years before he preside over his only nationally televised small claims court. he was 98 years old. >>> coming up, spending sunday in the weeds. the group of young peop

. >> could cameron worth get sophia off the hook. >> cameron is a defense attorney and i believe shemeron's superpower is that she has the capacity to convey deep empathy to a jury and judge for the clients that she representeds. so i do believe that she will be able to make a jury understand why sophia stole those identities and those credit cards to fund her transition. and she was able to get her off. get her >> stephen: either one, either one darling, either one. it was lovely to meet you, thank you for being here. >> lovely to meet you as well. >> stephen: doubt premier this wednesday at 10 p.m. on cbs. laverne cox, everybody. rick and marty lagina. next. (applause) [ alarm weather.eping ] ♪ [ laughter ] cartoons. wait for it. [ cat screech ] [ laughter ] ♪ [ screaming ] [ laughter ] make everyday awesome with the power of xfinity x1... hi grandma! and the fastest internet. [ girl screaming ] [ laughter ] hey, welcome back, everybody. my next guests are the treasure hunting stars of the curse of oak island, rick and marty lagina. within all right, gentlemen, thank

. >> could cameron worth get sophia off the hook. >> cameron is a defense attorney and i believe sheperpower is that she has the capacity to convey deep empathy to a jury and judge for the clients that she representeds. so i do believe that she will be able to make a jury understand why sophia stole those identities and those credit cards to fund her transition. and she was able to get her off. get her acquitted. >> stephen: either one, either one darling, either one. it was lovely to meet you, thank you for being here. >> lovely to meet you as well. >> stephen: doubt premier this wednesday at 10 p.m. on cbs. laverne cox, everybody. rick and marty lagina. next. (applause) ,,,,,,,, ,, ♪ the hydrogen fueled mirai. its only emission is water. toyota. let's go places. hey, welcome back, everybody. my next guests are the treasure hunting stars of the curse of oak island, rick and marty lagina. within all right, gentlemen, thank you. do i have that right? >> marty, rick. >> yes, sir. >> so this is tuesday nights on the history channel, we have the curse of oak island. i have been intereste

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be. >> look at the dimples in cameron's hands.the cutest.ats the cs i'm sorry, i noticed theed t strangest things. >> all right. here's the deal. will turn, he's got a a half birthday tomorrow. six months old.. what a sweetie.et >> tomorrow cameron turns six s months old. >> my goodness.>>y goodne >> oh, wow, get this.s. >> okay. >> we give shout outs to grandug parents.pa >> yes, we do. >> who watch the little ones. >> that's right. >> cameron loves to watch watcha fox5 every morning with his great-grandparents.gran >> wow!! >> that's amazing.mang >> yes. he's so lucky and so are they.he he's so cute.. >> any time you have four have o generations that is something ti treasure.trea >> oh, yeah. >> my goodness. >> just thinking about m all the kiss opportunities in betweenete the bot.e b to cheek and the neck. and the c the best spot.pot. just in case. >> okay. i'll keep that mind.ll keeat >> not for you tucker.ucker [ laughter ] >> allison that's somethingt' s you'll pull off better than me.e >> >> cameron, all right adorable. >>

today, cameron said that the world is a lesser place for his passing. paxton got his first crack as a leading man in the 1996 blockbuster movie "twister." >> come on! >> reporter: but proved most popular in ensemble movies appearing in "apollo 13" with bevy of co-stars including tom hanks. hanks tweeting today, bill paxton was simply a wonderful man. a wonderful man. in more recent years, he found success on tv as the patriarch of "big love." >> i do not want to cut a deal, i want to crush him! this is war. >> reporter: and also in the acclaimed miniseries "hatfield and mccoys." garnering an emmy nomination. >> at this point, this is all gravy. >> reporter: despite his long and prolific career, paxton never won an academy award. it is likely that some of his fellow actors will pay tribute to him tonight, both during the show and right here on the red carpet. tom? >> kayna whitworth, thank you so much. >>> next to the breaking news we have been following the nationwide manhunt for a suspect wanted for questioning in the murders of two women in mississipp

we had a centre left success in tony blair which cameron emulated.hat coalition of metropolitan liberals, that runs for a while, and then working class people begin to say what about me? that is the stage the country has to reach before.. tony blair may be coming back in our politics. the majority of the voters today are not working class disenfranchised. the majority of the population are entrepreneurs, and people who are in the white collars. i don't think that's true. i think the reality of what you've been talking about, the thing blair corroborated as much as cameron, is the economic devastation that it has inflicted on people, it isn't a working—class thing any more. it is actually most people. most are struggling. the middle class. that is what theresa may keeps talking about. and ed miliband. not having a solution for that is a failure of centrism. the trial of globalisation is dead. we've done well on globalisation. now we are in a retraction of it. now we have to find a balance between protectionism and globalisation. the globalisation of l

interesting they cite that you because if you think back, this is also theresa may ripping up david cameron'stive party conference, his last conference speech in 2015, and he said to them that we should switch from generation rent to generation buying ulster this is a complete reversal of this. basically acknowledging that this policy was putting low income families, and denying them access to decent quality homes at the expense of basically ploughing all this money into this unattainable dream of people owning their own home. and then trying to make it so that instead of having affordable housing for sale, that it's affordable housing to rent. and this is part of the housing white paper. it is only pa rt of the housing white paper. it is only part of the announcement because thatis part of the announcement because that is how downing street rolls, we will get a taste of this and that on tuesday, we will get more. it is likely she will also make some announcements about building more homes because of course, there is a housing such —— housing shortage but this is a taster of the direction of

suggesting that david cameron will not leave a supportive husband.it says. which average designer would not get. —— wintour. it says her clothes could be up to £450 for a code. still quite expensive. in the telegraph, we have heard china's influence in football. the money coming into play. there is loads of money flooding into chinese football. tevez earns £1 per second in his latest deal. people talk aboutjohn terry going over there, whether that would start an influx of english challenge wood talent into the chinese league. —— english talent into the chinese league. when the premier league first added out, one of the criticisms was getting european players towards the end of their career. now that is happening in china. still to come on breakfast: the singing at the piano is much like you and me, sally. nominated for no less than 11 bafta's, we'll ask whether the musical la la land can dance all over the competition at tonight's ceremony. we will not sing if you stay with us. hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and ben thompson coming up bef

noye, who is 69, stabbed stephen cameron to death in 1996 on the m25 in kent. go to a jail with lower security. a man has beenjailed for six years for killing an innocent bystander in an unprovoked attack. trevor timon, who's 31, admitted the manslaughter of oliver dearlove in blackheath in south—east london last august, but was cleared of murder. the judge said the "senseless" attack had caused "untold misery" for mr dearlove's family. iraqi troops have entered western mosulfor the first time in their offensive to drive out so—called islamic state from the country's second city. west mosul is the last is stronghold in iraq. they're surrounded, along with an estimated three quarters of a million civilians. however, government forces today met fierce resistance, as they fought their way into the city from the airport. 0ur correspondent quentin somerville and cameraman nick millard were the first journalists to head in to the western district. they've sent this report. the so—called islamic state breached. the very first iraqi government forces roll into west mos

different to david cameron. is highly popular, she is but quiet and what she is doing is but quiet and what she is doing is actually working behind the scenes to change the political order and boy did she have a job on her hand because she's changing history. she has huge backing here in the comments and that is music to her years because fiow comments and that is music to her years because now there should not bea years because now there should not be a blockage to hurt triggering article 50. —— ears. there was a call that the lords will must not block it otherwise this is an unelected chamber. you do need checks and balances system. they are four to one. let's face it, it is an unwise member of parliament that would go against the will of the majority, 52%. she has a lot of power behind and it is going to make the process of faster. you will see the process of faster. you will see the speed up now to the date when she could trigger article 50. angela merkel... i she could trigger article 50. angela merkel. ..

well, ithink clear, was paid under the cameron government.he lap of the conservative government when it came in in 2010 and the position was compromised because apparently if mi5, mi6 had to go into court to defend itself it threatened to compromise various security sensitive material and therefore, it was decided that this payment had to be made. that stinks. fortunately under this government we've changed the law since. what we need to know, there is some real questions here, what monitoring was there of this bloke when he came back from guantanamo bay in 2004? he wasn't the only one as well do we know he left the country and went to syria clearly, there was good cause to have proper monitoring of particular british citizen, what happened? do you think there needs to be some inquiry into the payment, the monitoring or lack of it of these individuals i think there needs to be an inquiry into all of this. we have the intelligence and security committee who i hope will be looking into this and reporting back to parliament because there will be

egypt lost mohammed el nene in the first half, but cameron headed through from close range, and in thets vincent aboubakar produced a moment of magic to produced a moment of magic to produce theirfirst produced a moment of magic to produce their first victory since 2004, a wonderful end to a very, very good tournament. had i believe that already, for sure, and just after full—time. .. had i believe that already, for sure, and just afterfull—time... at that moment, i knew we were going to be victors by the end, because we had the position on the ball. first time it was a bit difficult, but in the second half, the cross was a great one. when we came back to the second half, we made it easy, and the changes the coach made were great for us. because of those changes, we are victorious. we are very happy and we hope more victories like this will come. champions leicester city are very much in a relegation battle after a 3—0 home defeat to manchester united left them just one point off the bottom three. united, on the other hand, are nowjust two points off the top four. just before half—time

this was also something david cameron had started prior to the referendum.he most interesting bit of this article is actually about what we do with the people that are already here, the people that are already here, the people that have come here from europe, living here, settled here, working, and what it is suggesting is that actually, there will be a cut—off date, and many people thought it might have been june date, and many people thought it might have beenjune 23, it seems that the lawyers have suggested this is not lawful, and actually, the date that we trigger article 50, which tim shipman seems to think will be march 15, that is on the cards. not far away. that will be the day, after that point, people who come in will not have their rights guaranteed. it is very interesting, how the rights of migrants and who can stay and who cannot, and who can stay in the future, is going up the agenda, the trade deals have suddenly been shoved into the background, and there is a kind of consternation as to wondering how we will do with all these workers... how w