come on, cameron. yeah! cameron mathison!y big reward. >> you've graduated, my brother. >> really? >> yeah. >> the bowties and cuffs? >> you're official. >> my wife is going to like this. >> yes, she will. >> cam can. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> can i put my shirt on now? >> no. not yet. >> wow. >> i was going to keep -- >> now you would think after these challenges cam would say i had enough. but not this guy. because cam never gets enough. >> but we got that could top all of that. we'll show it when we come back. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> certainly hope you enjoyed watching us put came robb through the tests for the last 30 minutes. >> clearly this guy hasn't learned his lesson. i want you to tell everybody out there what you're going to do next. >> i take it to the next level. i'm training with a mixed martial artist fighters and then i'm getting in the ring and we're throwing down. >> does he know that this is just for tv? we're having fun for this. >> i can't say for sure you'll have to watch to

come on, cameron. yeah! cameron mathison!y big reward. >> you've graduated, my brother. >> really? >> yeah. >> the bowties and cuffs? >> you're official. >> my wife is going to like this. >> yes, she will. >> cam can. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> can i put my shirt on now? >> no. not yet. >> wow. >> i was going to keep -- >> now you would think after these challenges cam would say i had enough. but not this guy. because cam never gets enough. >> but we got that could top all of that. we'll show it when we come back. next on kron-4 news at eight: police are investigating after they say a man was shot by an officer in fremont. we'll have more on the condition of both people involved. plus 2 people are dead after a crash in alameda. we'll explain what police say may have contributed to this accident. i'm steve aveson i'm vicki liviakis. the news -- at eight -- is next. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> certainly hope you enjoyed watching us put came robb through the tests for the last 30 minutes. >> clearly this

>> ladies and gentlemen, cameron mathison!aining session before he tackthles e obstacle course. ot >>> then, is russell crowe justin timberlake? ♪ >>> beyonce and bruno mars, the nominees just announced for the 2017 b.e.t. awards airing live on sunday, >>> so exciting. "will & grace" is coming back this fall on nbc. so is must-see tv on thursday night. >> absolutely. "will & grace" is going to be joining "this is us." which is moving to thursdays at 9:00. >> jennifer lopez also calls nbc home with "shades of blue" and her mom a-rod just landed another new gig. couples edition of know and tell. it's jrod world. >> are you happy in your relationship? >> very happy, thank you. >> happy mother's day. >> after their sushi date last night, today she was gushing about him joining "shark tank" in season nine. >> he's busy doing so many new great things in his life and his career. >> i'm really proud of him. >> a-rod among a fewer oth guest sharks, including bethenny frankel this fall on "shark tank." while nbc is keeping j.lo busy. >>

bill: so cameron smith has to make his.ck: you could tell by their faces they were shocked at that so they have to really, really regroup. amazing, you've been here all week, haven't made a bogey. you're not going to make a bogey and now this forget the whole week, you have this one shot to tie. bill: for the playoff. nick: what a halve. what a half tournament in 27 under. bill: that was some ending. 64 for blixt and smith. nick: what does that mean for a playoff? candlelit playoff? bill: there you go. that tells you really. bill: wow. so kisner and brown get off to a hot start. birdie their first eight holes. then pars then birdies at 10 and 11, all pars until they get to the 18th and kisner holes out for eagle. 28, 32. 60, 4 for plict and smith and they end regulation tied at 27 under par. nick: well, this was impressive. he had a really awkward shot. it's dark. lands it on the spot. i mean, that was a winning shot but then this one. absolutely trumped it. bill: and then this, the shot of the week. maybe the shot of the y

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can cameron keep up with the football pro? >> come on, man. it's supposed to be moving. >>> now for may 15th, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> i hope everybody had a happy mother's day. i know i did. i know katy perry did, because she took her mom to the museum of ice cream in los angeles. >> yes, that's real thing. check out katy inside. she's covered in sprinkle. >> reporter: a very sweet way to celebrate. >> by the way, katy has a lot to celebrate. a new album and tour. >> and a possible seat at the judges' table of the new "american idol." >> are you ready to have some fun? >> katy perry kicked off the music festival in los angeles on saturday. one day before a report surfaced that she's in talks to be a judge on "american idol." the revamped competition will debut on abc in march of 2018 and today in a press call, original network fox couldn't help but throw a shade on the quick tv comeback. telling reporters, quote, it felt to us sitting in those initial meetings like it would be extremely fraudulent. meanwhile, katy's recent m

come on, cameron. yeah! yeah. cameron mathison!lly, the encore and then my big reward. >> man the adrenaline was pumping. did i do all right. >> yes, you did. you've graduated, my brother. >> the bowties and cuffs? >> you're official. >> my wife is going to like this. >> yes, she will. >> cam can. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> can i put my shirt on now? >> no. >> yes, is it weird that i still have the bowtie and cuffs as a prize back in my outfit. i was going to wear them out. you can still the man himself tyson hosting the chippendale show in las vegas through july 9th. >> you know what by now, you're thinking cameron mathison is a fareless man who can conquer anything that the world has to offer. wait until tomorrow. bindi and terri help cameron face his biggest fears. oh, boy. >> spider and snakes. >> how sweet is this python. >> "e.t." is pushing cameron to the limits that's tomorrow. >>> well, here's a scary situation for any mom. imagine you're on a plane when your child's diaper breaks. that just happened to kristen be

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where's cameron? let's go, buddy.ment pec flexing, shirt ripping truth. [ cheers and applause ] yeah! yeah! >> cameron! >> finally the encore and my reward. >> the adrenaline was pumping. i did all right? >> you did. you graduated my brother. >> really? the bow tie and cuffs. my wife will like that. >> yes, she will. >> can cam. >> can i put my shirt on now? >> no. >> all right, now, i got to call myself out a little bit. that one was the least outside my comfort zone. i felt kind of comfortable up there. >> i want to know what you did with the collar and cuffs. >> i still got those. you can see the experts at the rio all suites hotel in las vegas. you don't want to miss it. >> maybe cameron will show up on stage again. >> let's talk about these hot bodies, shall we. the gang from bay watch. their movie is out on thursday and duane "the rock" johnson is where kevin frazier went and got to talk to all the stars at their premiere. ♪ >> i mean, everybody came. this is what happens when you have a premiere in your hometow

cameron: it was obviously against the west. know, because we felt like they were destroying people's lives. scott: you were angry against america? cameron: yeah, obviously, and the u.k., at the time. scott: do you hear a lot of that, do you hear a lot of that anti-american sentiment? jahan: i hear it a lot. i mean i have to be honest with you is that i hear a lot of it, absolutely, and it's all based on conflicts in afghanistan, iraq, and syria. scott: to counter that through meetings sometimes organized at a local mosque or at this old pool hall, jahan shows them sobering, graphic pictures of jihadists killed in battle -- an example of what might come of them. and he points out that the terrorists often kill innocent muslims. that was a bit of a turning point for you, when you realized that muslims were also a target of the terrorists? cameron: yeah, definitely. would i go out there? it would be stupid of me to go out there. scott: jahan says winning over even one potential jihadist can have an incalculable effect. jahan: here

will cameron bare all on their vegas stage?urday night live helped the show hit its seven-year ratings high. husband? >> what is the best thing being married to your wife? >> i love her to pieces. >> uh-oh, someone found a souvenir. >> she's a nice person. >> she's fun to hang out with. >>> ben and melissa met studying improv comedy 19 years ago so you got that believe it's rubbed off on the couple's two little girls. >> my kids around the dinner table now. my older daughter has a character called the businessman and she's like, hello, i'm the businessman and it's just this bizarre take on what a businessman would be like. >> can you see a little bit of, you know, the comedic and the acting in your daughters? >> yeah, i can. >> you seem so excited. >> i get nervous about it. because it's a tricky business great kids and if they wanted to pursue that, you know, they should when they're 25. >> ben shares more parenting insights in his new book, "being a dad is weird." melissa wrote the forward, but the book pays homage to ben's d

cameron smith. perfect distance and a perfect shot for cameron smith.t a kick start to his young career if he could win here. up to 18. bill: and this was earlier. kevin tway for birdie. trying get his team in the house at 22 under. 17. dottie: same club, ian, for jonas blixt. 9-iron. ian: is it turning enough? beautiful, and the spin from the turn. ah. dottie: two wonderful looks. ian: especially after that five-foot percentage we heard at 26. you'd have to think they're 26 under. 18. bill: and for eagle, kelly kraft. nick: if wirs -- the first one of the weekend at 18. bill listen and that's good for 61. nick: i have a feeling knowing what's going on behind, kisner and brown are now going to halve 17 in two and finish 3, 4. bill: back to 17. ian: let's get the two first. nick: under pressure now, aren't they? ian: immense pressure. nick: got to respond. dottie: that is heading right. also a 9-iron. ian: didn't quite get it. ahill mis-hit. which is rare. dottie: same club. that's a good thump up the left side. might have to be careful. ian: oh, no. wel

cameron announced the date of the referendum, thursday, june 23. david cameron had expected. or from his close friend, justice secretary michael though. had other ideas, announcing he would be backing leave. a beautiful friendship was never the same again. worse for cameron was the loss of support from the outgoing mayor of london, boris johnson. >> the referendum arguments begin. the claims and counterclaims were made. one pledge on the side of the leaf campaign bus was the weekly cost of britain's e.u. membership could be spent in said became especially well-known. the public grew suspicious of the forecast. committee sessions were looking at the issues both big and small. >> one of the rules that you cite -- one of the ludicrous rules -- isn't eu rule that says you can't recycle a teabag and that children under eight can't blow up balloons. >> this site says that adult supervision is required in the use of uninflated balloons by children under eight. household,ay, in my only children under eight are allowed to blow up balloons. i do think it is absolutely ludicrous to have

how much of a change from the david cameron years? huge change, the more igoto cameron years?e more you see bits and pieces of the cameron era being discarded. we already know mrs may is not going to commit to those elbow matic! emblematic cameron policies, winter fuel allowa nce, cameron policies, winter fuel allowance, a cap on care costs. also we've just seen a tweaking of one of mr cameron's stand—up policies, this not .7% of national income going to overseas aid. in the may plan it is being redefined, it's possible the money could go to projects which aren't necessarily always associated with age, they might be to do with security issues. it provides a much broader range of what you can spend that sort of money. again and again the sort of policies are central to mr cameron's efforts to rebrand the tory party seemed to be being discarded. i'm half left wondering how mrs may managed in the cameron cabinet because you must have been sitting there grinding her teeth saying i don't agree with that, i don't agree with that, i don't agree with that because half the stuff david

this is theresa may really making a break with the david cameron manifesto.gs like scrapping the triple lock and it is a real clean break from scrapping the triple lock and it is a real clean breakfrom david cameron's government. is there a sense she is appealing to those working—class voters as well in those constituencies up north. we know she has been spending a lot of time up there since the campaign began. is there a sense she is trying to reach out to them in a concerted way? definitely. one of the interesting things is why did david cameron promise this in 2010 and 2015. they were unbelievably tight elections. every vote counted. theresa may has a lead of 15 or 20 points in the polls and can be a bit more free. pensioners are those who vote and i can look at it a bit more straight. we are happy to take away from some wealthy people who get fuel payments and push that cash back into something that helps the wider society. that is the way the sun is framing it. but in the times, thousands hit by care costs. elderly pensioners will pay more, the triple lo

cameron announced the date of the referendum, thursday, june 23. david cameron had expected. or from his close friend, justice secretary michael though. had other ideas, announcing he would be backing leave. a beautiful friendship was never the same again. worse for cameron was the loss of support from the outgoing mayor of london, boris johnson. >> the referendum arguments begin. the claims and counterclaims were made. one pledge on the side of the leaf campaign bus was the weekly cost of britain's e.u. membership could be spent in said became especially well-known. the public grew suspicious of the forecast. committee sessions were looking at the issues both big and small. >> one of the rules that you cite -- one of the ludicrous rules -- isn't eu rule that says you can't recycle a teabag and that children under eight can't blow up balloons. >> this site says that adult supervision is required in the use of uninflated balloons by children under eight. household,ay, in my only children under eight are allowed to blow up balloons. i do think it is absolutely ludicrous to have

>> cameron i'm challenging you to lip sync on lip sync battle. >> right here.t go anywhere because we have a sneak peek at tonight's season finale of ncis, can the crew survive a baby shower? next on kron-4 news at eight: another explosive report rocking washington tonight. what president trump did... that some are calling a threat to his presidency. dare-devils shoot heart- stopping video as they climb the golden gate bridge. how their illegal stunt went by unnoticed. i'm steve aveson i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> tonight on cbs don't miss the 14th season finale of ncis. 14 years and still tv's number one drama. >> we're used to seeing tension on the show but not because of a baby show. impending father hood has him on the edge. >> we need to slow down. maybe delilah wants to wait longer. >> the slok is ticking. >> in real life, sean murray i good dad. i can't vouch for mcgee. now at eight... new evidence of presidential pressure to end an fbi probe of a trump ally.new talk of impeachment,

the idea appealed to david cameron. 6-year tenure of the top jobs. >> questions to the prime minister. >> i had meetings with ministerial colleagues, other than when meeting with her majesty the queen. the rest of my day is remarkably light. >> 33 years in this house watching five prime ministers and several ex-prime minister's, i have seen him achieve a mastery of that dispatch box unparalleled in my time. .. we think the prime minister for his hard work and leadership. >> it is only right that after six years, we thank the right honorable member for his service. >> this session does have admirers around the world. i remember when i did his job and met mayor bloomberg in new york. everyone came up and said, mayor, you are doing a great job. no one had a clue who i was until eventually someone said, cameron, prime minister's questions, we love your show. i would also like to pass on his banks to his mom for his advice about ties and suits and songs. it is extremely kind of her. i would be grateful if you pass that on to

is pushing cameron to the limit.tomorrow. >> that's real sweat you see on his hairline right there. here's the scary situation for any mom. imagine you're on an airplane when your child's diaper breaks. she went into mcgooifr mode using a hair tie to secure her pull-up. kristen is giving up more mommy life hacks to e.t. on-line where. >> what is a piece of advice you like to give new moms? >> for new moms that are going into toddlers, the one finger enjoyed where they said let your toddler experience things, like i want to touch that vase rather than always saying no. you say let's do it. let's do one finger. my toddlers go around and touch everything with one finger. >> another one of kristen's mom rules? top saying it's okay to quell your kid's emotions where, when they get sad or embarrassed, i say yeah that's a stinky feeling, huh? i feel it too. i let them experience it. >> there are so many rules now. don't punish your kid. >> don't say no to your kid. >> the 36-year-old mother of two has learned to less let lo

>> cameron i'm challenging you to lip sync on lip sync battle. >> right here.>>> don't go anywhere because we have a sneak peek at tonight's season finale of ncis, can the crew survive a baby shower? food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> tonight on cbs don't miss the 14th season finale of ncis. 14 years and still tv's number one drama. >> we're used to seeing tension on the show but not because of a baby show. impending father hood has him on the edge. >> we need to slow down. maybe delilah wants to wait longer. >> the slok is ticking. >> in real life, sean murray is good dad. i can't vouch for mcgee. >> mcgee is >>> "the insider," tracking the biggest stories making news t

nd it cameron: wednesday.ere are any lessons from it or is it a blip and gone to the dust bin of history? cameron: dust win of history is the right way to frame it. it feels like we're gladiators in the market. trump gave us bread and circuses sent a few equity bulls to the lions but now -- joe: vivid imagery. cameron: but like the movie, gladiators come good in the end. julia: we don't even remember it happened. scarlet: are you not entertained? joe: i am entertained. one of the interesting things looking at is the significance of a flattening yield curve and however you look it, there has been quite a in of flattening so far right.2 spread down to 97 now. what does this mean for risk assets? thaton: there's a thought a flat yield curve implies tight slowing policy and economy which feeds into recession but the level obviously matters quite a bit. i've done a bit of work today feeding through off of some work colleague in singapore did about what the level and changes curve imply for the performance of the s&

>> make some noise for cameron maonthis. >> three, two, one -- >> what can cam do? >> yeah!ases. >> no, totally wrong. >> race sport stars with cars. >> you're going to eat my dust. >> dangerous stunts. >> your american ninja warrior. >> lip sync battle. and face his biggest fears. ♪ ice, ice baby "e.t." is pushing cameron to the limit. can cam survive? >> she's pointing at me. >> next week. >> oh! >> i got goose bumps. >> that is all next week, and, yes, keep your shirt on for now. >> all right. it's staying on. >> bye, everybody. ,$8drw questions today. "did the president or anyone else direct you to write your memo? were you aware when you drafted it that it would be used to justify comey's firing?" rosenstein came to capitol hill today not to answer questions but to meet with the leaders of senate intelligence. did mr. rosenstein confirm that he threatened to quit over the handling of the comey firing? and did you ask him about that?

it was not david cameron the end? it was not david cameron the borisjohnson, the end?n, all of those excitable pieces written about them, it is the theresa may 1990s intake and she beat them to it and she wa nts to and she beat them to it and she wants to stay there, hence the ma nifesto. police in cheshire have launched an investigation following a number of deaths of babies at the main hospital in the county. they say it follows a greater number of baby deaths and collapses at the countess of chester hospital between june 2015 and june last year. 0ur correspondent, judith moritz, reports from chester. cheshire police told us this morning they were launching this investigation. particularly looking at the deaths of babies who were here in the neonatal unit, the unit looking after very premature babies. 0ver that year, between the middle ofjune and the middle of 2016. in particular police say they will look at 15 deaths. they will focus on eight, they'll review another seven. they are also going to look at six babies who came very close to death. all of them having bee

is pushing cameron to the limit. can cam survive? >> she's pointing at me. >> next week. >> oh!ose bumps. >> that is all next week, and, yes, keep your shirt on for now. >> all right. it's staying on. >> bye, everybody. now at eight ... he was a resident psychiatrist at u=c san francisco.tonight he's an inmate at the san francisco jail ... all because of what computer.whooshgunfire on a bay area highway - two people injured. tonight the latest on the search for the shooter ... and a motive.whooshin the east bay ... an arsonist at work.... striking in the middle of the night and setting cars on fire.whooshand the fremont wedding where guests threw punches instead of rice.one arrest ... one man in intensive care.it was chaos you're watching kron four news in prime time. (steve) now at 8. two men in san francisco are facing serious charges for possession of child pornography.(pam) police say.. that one of the men, a doctor at u-c-s-f, may have used the hospital's internet connection ... to distribute thousands of pornographic images and videos. (steve) kron 4's charles clifford is

is pushing cameron to the limit. can cam survive? >> she's pointing at me. >> next week. >> oh!oose bumps. >> that is all next week, and, yes, keep your shirt on for now. >> all right. it's staying on. >> bye, everybody. >>> "the insider," tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> i'm a cool guy. most people who know me crazy about me. >> number one, did steve harvey issue a do not approach warning to his employees? >> this is a great staff right here. >> inside the viral leaked memo that has harvey feeling the heat. >> eventually the truth comes out. >>> then, is "scandal" finally handled? >> you can't count out season eight. >> our tv report card spokes you what shows are returning and what just got canceled. >>> and number three, "snatched" red carpet is a family affair. but is goldie and amy's new bond an issue for kate? >> sometimes i get a little jealous? >> as goldie

for example, david cameron agenda. for example, david cameron agenda.ak for the that but she ta kes a will take flak for the that but she takes a different view and thinks have vision of grammar schools were actually benefit low income families whose kids do not have the advantage of wealthy parents who can send their children to private schools or middle—class parents who move into good catchment zones. so, we end up with two parties almost turning their back on the track record of their back on the track record of the predecessors on what the parties have been about it with the past ten yea rs or have been about it with the past ten years or so. earlier this week we had jeremy corbyn signalling a marked change in direction for the labour party, i would suggest today we're sinking reza make sickening a similar change we're sinking reza make sickening a similarchange in we're sinking reza make sickening a similar change in direction for the tory party. in a few moments david davis. —— we're seeing theresa may making a similar change in the direction for

david cameron, said no ifs, i'io dover? david cameron, said no ifs, no buts. five digits.nd the last full year, 330,000. that was all theresa may's watch. but this is what she thinks she has got to do, before the election, with brexit looming, not going to have any excuses. but also making the point, that because of brexit, she can take this down to the tens of thousands. but many economists would say, that if you try to lower this number, in a couple of years, you are going to do some damage. it has got to be gradual. even david davis has said that we need migrants, for the hill service, science, and other sectors. you have got the danger, that this is about the conservative party, trying to out ukip ukip. and they do not need to do that. we saw that from the council elections. the same day that theresa may has said this, ukip said we want a net migration figure over five years of zero. i do not think even the hardest brexiteers would say that. it needs 100,150,000. brexiteers would say that. it needs 100, 150,000. and those people who voted for brexit would say that they

so she jumped some key elements of david cameron ‘s manifesto from 2015.e tax lock so there's no pledge on rates of income tax and national insurance and in came a commitment that means that people will have to pay the cost of domiciliary home care. this is what one senior tory told me. theresa may's brand in focus groups is so resilient that it can withstand some radical moves that would have been suicidal two years ago. while you get your earpiece in, nick, one of the rationales for this election was brexit and making sure that she had a majority, in her view, to get through brexit. reading that manifesto what does it tell us about her plan for that? she has given herself an enormous amount of wriggle room on brexit. we see it on two fronts. on public finances, a senior tory told me, she is removing the landmines on tax that could be really difficult if we have a bumpy economic ride when those brexit negotiations are under way and a little noticed section in the manifesto indicated that the conservative party would be prepared to settle its financial bil

cameron and now's the date of the referendum thursday to read june 23rd. with his close friend justice secretary with a beautiful friendship. in those with the outgoing mayor of london. >> for those referendum arguments those claims were made with the e.u. membership. >> but the public grew suspicious and to look at the issues. >> one of the rules that you cite that i equated the you cannot recycle 80 bag -- a tea bag but those inflated balloons but i have to say not only children under eight budget think it is absolutely the depressed -- ludicrous. >> i do think that mood -- leaving europe might be touching?. >>. >> with one week to go it came to us shuddering halt. and involving the mps with that information at this stage the country was horrified while going about her normal work with the far right to extremist was later jailed for life. but parliament was briefed during that referendum break. joe believed in the better world with the energy and a zest for life and she was brave with energy and effectiveness was an inspiration. >> but now they could rep

on the nhs, yes, there is more money, as in the david cameron yes, but with it is tough action againstated. we had jeremy corbyn's manifesto which signalled a marked change in labour politics, theresa may's also marks a clear change in traditional tory policies. thank you. and we will take a closer look at the numbers behind the conservative ma nifesto the numbers behind the conservative manifesto later in the programme. it's not been an easy week for president trump already and, last night, things got considerably tougher. in an announcement that surprised the white house, the usjustice department appointed a special prosecutor to investigate claims of russian interference in last year's presidential election. former fbi chief robert mueller will also look into allegations of collusion between donald trump's campaign and moscow. mr trump says any investigation will show there was nothing going on between his team and moscow. richard galpin has the details. these are the darkest days so far for donald trump whose brief, chaotic tenure at the white house is being engulfed by allegations

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this is what mist cameron has said. iama this is what mist cameron has said. i resigned after the brexit vote because i knew that the country needed fresh leadership. that is what theresa may is delivering and they want to have the biggest possible majority saw that she can deliver the best possible deal. the election is a straight choice between heart continuing us by minister of that important work. labour have put up a candidate who is not cut out to be prime minister. you would make a terrible prime minister. this election is important and that is why i am out david cameron, after he won the election in 2015, but now campaigning for theresa may. i'm joined by three former political advisors — jo—anne nadler, who worked for sirjohn major, nick clegg's former special advisor, polly mackenzie, and sam tarry, a former advisor tojeremy corbyn. it is great to have you all. i was with david cameron's intervention today, given it has just happened in the last few minutes. and for you, really, just happened in the last few minutes. and foryou, really, is this the k

cameron does not have -- it was spread all over the united states. officials in d.c. don't have control over people in the field. but everyone is following the orders. some were returning slaves on a fugitive slaves to their masters when masters came to union army camps. william comes to sherman for a while. there is that gap between policy and enforcement going on as well. if you look at the black press, one of the things that it is filled with in 1861 and 1862 are outraged stories that leaked out of union army camps about fugitive slaves being returned to their masters. there are some pieces of federal policy that seem to indicate conservatism on slavery. it at the same time, republicans in 1862 are pressing home and anti-slavery agenda. d.c. emancipation happens in the spring of 1862. and lincoln starts to work on a plan to start emancipation -- a process of gradual emancipation in the border states. why is lincoln so concerned with the border states? doesn't it seem like it would push them into the confederacy? what is he thinking there? one of lincoln's fears abo

paul, it was clear what tory cause was under david cameron last week.quadri days ago —— what tory policy was. she decided to pass it out and now she has brought it back in again. i was looking forward to see how tim would spin his way out of that one! this is a complete shambles. the first time in history that a manifesto promise has been broken even before the election. it's just been a day of complete confusion. you've had a very angry prime minister, ministers running away from bbc tv cameras shown on screen. you had anger, blame gaming, you've had finger—pointing, the whole thing. it is a meltdown. it's being called meltdown monday. this is not a rational act, it was forced upon theresa may on the government. tim, come on, the front page of the telegraph, chaos. the fact is, there we re telegraph, chaos. the fact is, there were people within her own party, people within the cabinet to thought it was a bad idea. is she just not listening to anyone? it was a bad idea. is she just not listening to anyone ?|j it was a bad idea. is she just not listening

cameron: yeah.iously a big liquidity earlier in the decade and sometime around 2014, they really cracked down. this is the monthly percentage change and the outstanding amount of shadow banking lending. you can see earlier this year, and last year, really big uptick to the levels -- highest levels we had seen in years, but i think the officials realized that maybe a little too much a little too quickly, so anecdotal and market evidence is that they have slammed on the brakes and that the impact of that increase the liquidity, speculation in equity markets and commodity markets, has come to a grinding halt, hence the downturn you have seen in both of those. nt to bring in my chart as well, which is looking at five-year chinese bond yields, and it kind of picks up with what joe was talking about earlier in the show and what we're seeing in terms of the selloff, not just in front terms as you would expect. the entire bond market has sold off pretty dramatically. i think on twitter, joe, you the chinese

some might say that it was full right, for david cameron to make that commitment.esa may will wa nt to commitment. whether theresa may will want to have that target to be measured against in the future, we'll have to wait and see. but it is interesting, because we haven't really heard much about immigration so really heard much about immigration so far in this election campaign. and that is slightlyjarring with how central it was to the referendum campaign. when the manifestos eventually get published, your body will be watching that very closely. —— everybody will be watching. french voters are going to the polls today to choose their next president. the second and final round of the election pits the centrist candidate emmanuel macron against the far—right leader marine le pen. more than 50,000 police officers have been deployed amid tight security. lets cross to my colleague huw edwards who is in paris. good afternoon from paris, where the polls will close within the next couple of hours and the people of france will discover who their next president will be. te