as chris has been saying, the numbers are crucialfor chris has been saying, the numbers are crucial foreen saying, the numbers are crucialfor the prime minister today. back injanuary, 432 mp5 looked at her withdrawal agreement and said no, that's not what you wa nt and said no, that's not what you want for the uk. so how many mps' mines for the prime minister be able to change in the next few hours? the government whips in full force, very few m ps government whips in full force, very few mps getting sleep last night, keir starmer telling us many mps we re keir starmer telling us many mps were studying the documents yesterday, the statements from theresa may am jean—claude juncker to see if it would make a difference to see if it would make a difference to their vote today. today is very important, we expect the vote at around 7pm this evening. depending on what happens with that there could be further votes tomorrow about the potential of taking no deal off the table and then on thursday about potentially extending article 50 as well. let's not forget, it's only 17 days from today that

chris grayling survived the last reshuffle. if theresa may manages to get a brexit deal through and then goes on and has another reshuffle, there there would be another chorus of protest if chris grayling were still there in hisjob when it if chris grayling were still there in his job when it was over. john pienaar, thank you. pakistan has released the indian fighter pilot captured two days ago, after his jet was shot down over the disputed region of kashmir. the two nuclear powers have both claimed sovereignty over the area for 70 years, with tensions rising in recent days, after a0 indian soldiers were killed in a suicide bombing. the pilot was handed over in darkness at a border crossing in the north indian state of punjab, from where rajini vaidya nathan reports. it was the moment india had been waiting for. as tensions have escalated with its neighbour and rival, the fate of this pilot has taken centre stage. captured days ago by pakistan, today he was freed. wing commander abhinandan varthaman was flanked by a government official and members of the military as he waited at the crossing with india. his release was expected

chris has struggled to find foreign workers who typically arrive to pick the crops in late april. >> no workers means no british asparagus. there is no alternative to that. we are really at the point where we import the workers or we import the asparagus. >> companies are growing anxious ahead of brexit. to a forecast, business investment is set to fall by 1%, regardless of how negotiations go. has haditical inaction economic conseququences with may firms hitting the brakes on investment and recruitment decisions as a result of ongoing uncertainty. some investment may never come back to the u.k. >> anxiety extends across the channel, like this brewery, worried that costs could skyrocket and cut its beer out of the british market. >> our top beer is baseded on freshness. need is to getwe stuck somewhere on the border for three weeks. votek. parliament could tuesday on a deal to leave the european union, ahead of a summit. a quicke going to take break. we will be back in a minute with the latest from the netheherlan, where the situation is still ongoing where a gunman opened fire on a

she has no prospect next week of winning. chris morris is with me. there is a natural cut—off date.n answer. writing on the one for her is living with the deal. she doesn't wa nt to is living with the deal. she doesn't want to revoke article 50. when pressed on the choice between leaving with no deal on the possibility of a longer extension. she wasn't really being drawn. they give a match for the moment. european council wants to know what happens. we willjust say goodbye to our world viewers. probably not going summit. what happens in terms of the timetable? we are going to need some direction from the house of commons. do they come backjust before that? we can say pretty certainly an emergency summit and thatis certainly an emergency summit and that is because the big thing that's happened if you like in the last two hours is that the date within working towards for two years, the 29th of march is pretty much off table now. it's been an agreement here this evening. the new trigger dates. either the 22nd of may or the 12th of april. the 29th of march is no longer breaks a day whic

chris has a cook on set. they cook for me as well. 's training twice a day, six days a week. >> so whether you want to look like chris or look at him, thor himself came up with a way to get you close to that goal. he and bobby developed their own fitness app called centre. >> you have ax to the team live views. that team is now your team. >> how does he compare to the other stars he worked with? >> i've doubled christian bale in "batman" and doubled ryan reynolds in "green lantern" and channing tatum, daniel craig, jake gyllenhaal, henry caval, captain america chris evans. they're all in fantastic shape. he literally was just put on don't get me wrong but chris, literally was just put on this earth. he's perfect. it's ridiculous. >> kev, this is great inspiration for you to get working out. >>> okay, here's another star that's easy on the eyes, ricky martin. >> can you believe it's been 20 years since he got us all livin' la vida loca? i spoke about the impact of his biggest hit ♪ >> not many people have a song that's been engrained in

. >> chris has an important reminder. good morning.an cruise, but three days before it sailed, his sister died, so he canceled the trip. a kreutz representative promised a $1478 refund, but he never got his money back. our team got him and carnival talking. ultimately they settled, but didn't go into detail. carnival was tight-lipped, too, we checked the contract. we didn't see anything that specifically promises full refunds. cruise lines are like airlines, usually very strict. that's why you should look over the rules before you book. give us your calls with your consumers tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> thanks, chris. >>> coming up on "today in the ba tracking that rain. >> not all of us you are seeing rain now,today. we're taking a live lieu outside and fremont, and the roads are still wet. we'll talk about what to expect throughout the day and tomorrow. that's coming up next. >>> war of words escalating on capitol hill this morning. not over the mueller report, but about obama care. coming up in a live report, the re

all ministers run into trouble but chris grayling has a record of misadventures and missteps, and mishapsturned by the courts, there was the chaos with the rail timetables, chris grayling was heavily criticised for that. now, today, downing street is telling us theresa may has full confidence in her transport secretary. though with brexit at such a critical stage, theresa may would hate to lose a loyal colleague and hand a scalp to her enemies and make an embarrassing story worse, to prolong it, not close it down. does that mean chris grayling is safe in hisjob? well, there was a surprise here when chris grayling survived theresa may's last reshuffle. if she gets her brexit deal through and if she goes on to have another cabinet reshuffle, and those are big ifs, there will be more surprises here. and a lot of criticism from critics if chris grayling is standing still at the end of that. throughout the day on bbc news, we've been giving you, our viewers, the opportunity to contribute to our brexit coverage. we'll bring you a flavour of what's been happening just after 7:30pm. and you can f

sarah: sucker berg -- zuckerberg stressant chris -- zuckerberg has trusted chris cox for years. ncrypted messaging vision is very different than what cox has focused on in the past. he is all about newsfeed, making sure information is organized and personalized for people. and is kind of encrypted messaging is a different way of thinking about things. he would not be able to see what kind of content people are sending to each other, which as i noted in my cover story for businessweek is a dangerous thing because they will not be able to see terrorist content or child pornography or any of those horrible things that can get sent on the network, too. a lot of trade-offs in the new product direction and maybe he was tired. caroline: chris daniels may be tired, too. it is interesting they have elevated the head of video, a female executive, to be taking over the reins of whatsapp. sarah: probably one of the most fastest rising executives at facebook. she has been really instrumental to a lot of their newest products. of the been in charge facebook watch initiative. now she is getting

has to pay £33 million to eurotunnel. the comnpany said contracts for extra ferry services if there's a no—deal brexit were given out in secret. labour says the transport secretary chrisling, must go. he stumbles from catastrophe to disaster and its just gross to disaster and it's just gross incompetence on an industrial scale and enough is enough and this man has got to be out of his post by monday. and a damning report today says probation reforms under mr grayling as justice secretary cost taxpayers half a billion pounds. also on the programme... eight—and—a—half years in jail for the man who filmed his girlfriend as she was dying after giving her drugs. the georgian authorities are asked to extradite jack shepherd back to the uk, after he killed a woman in a speedboat crash on the river thames. what do you want to see in the bbc‘s coverage of brexit in the run—up to 29th march? we've been finding out, in your brexit takeover. and what exactly is under the surface of mars? a robotic probe is trying to find out. and coming up on bbc news... katarina johnson—thompson goes for gold at the european indoor athletics. she's leading the pentathlon after three of the five

chris has tweeted me about eight times asking you think we wi i said, yes you will. we are getting closer. 50s on the temps. 51 santa rosa, 50 livermore and airports are not far away. the system took a while to get here. it came in negatively tilt. this one did not weekend and it took a while for it to get close enough to get the dynamics and below to send in bands of rain. it is looking south to north and it looks like moderate to heavy rain in the south. some of that is beginning to make its move up the santa clara valley, santa cruz, santa cruz mountains. heading to oakland, san francisco now making its move over san pablo bay into marin county and into napa, sonoma up to mendocino county. it is lighter there but it will get there. a pretty good breeze for some with guest at 20 to 25 miles per hour. 50s on most of the temps. in the sierra, snowing in blue canyon. this system is not a cold system but there is a winter weather advisory that started last night and goes until this afternoon, this evening till 11:00. 4 to 8 around the pitch 500 foot level. another eigh

"for a few years, chris has been discussing with me his desire to do something else. he is one of the most talented people i no one has the potential to do anything he wants but after 2016, we both realized we had too much important work to do to improve our product for society, and he stayed to help us work through the issues. at this point, we have made real progress." zuckerberg also announced the head of whatsapp chris daniels is leaving as well. from about noon wednesday into thursday, users were unable to access the social network and its related services globally including instagram, facebook messenger, and whatsapp in what turned out to be a massive outage. federal investigators launched a probe into the social network's data sharing practices. joining us are deborah and sarah. chris cox leaving is a big deal. >> it is a big deal. you may not have heard his name as much as you have heard of mark zuckerberg or sheryl sandberg but he is the soul of facebook. he does the orientation for new employees every monday. he is in charge of all of the products, facebook,

. >> amy's special has humor and heart. her husband, chris spectrum disorder. >> all the characteristics that make it clear that he's on the spectrum are all of the reasons that i fell madly in love with him. that's the truth. he can't lie. if i say to him, does this look like [ bleep ]? he'll go, yeah, you have a lot of other closes, why don't you wear those? >> it's no secret amy's pregnancy has been rough. the 37-year-old hospitalized multiple times for severe nausea and vomiting. >> the doctor came in and he explains to me and my sister and my husband, you're going to have to be here for at least five hours getting liquids. my husband said to my sister, okay, cool, because i saw a place where you can paint pottery nearby. my husband's brain is a little different. this is the picture that he painted. i was in the hospital, guys. here, the people are leaving, this is exciting. >> amy, you're going to get me in trouble laughing. >>> let's go from comedy to horror. jordan peel's followup to "get out" in theaters is "us." it's on track for an

the transport secretary, chris grayling, has criticised for his role in the affair.reet said the prime minister still has full confidence in him. our business correspondent, rob young reports. keeping things moving. the government move to ensure vital supplies keep flowing into the country of there is disruption after a no—deal brexit. two of the firms already runs services between the uk and continental europe. another, doesn't. it didn't have any ships to sailfrom doesn't. it didn't have any ships to sail from ramsgate. eurotunnel took the comment to court, saying its tendering process had been a secretive and it had been excluded. the government acknowledge the process had been carried out quickly but said it had been because of the increasing risk of no do. however, ahead of today's hearing, the government a set of the case for £33 million, public money that will go to eurotunnel. men said they did what the code to tear up the ferry contract, potentially risking the shipment of medical supplies. this isa shipment of medical supplies. this is a really imported in

chris holds the seat that i held, and chris has done more in his first term than i did in three terms. so chris, thank you. [applause] thank you for making sure that the biden legacy looks like it is good. the fact is that, as you don't have to be told, lisa blunt rochester is a star. she is a superstar. [applause] she is one of the best and brightest new leaders in the united states house of representatives. that is not hyperbole. the last two classes we elected and took over the house, this last class, have some of the most talented women and men, but mostly women, that i have ever, ever seen in congress. [applause] i campaigned in the 2018 cycle, 23 states for 69 candidates, most of them women. all of them won, but it is a new breed. five of them graduated from the naval academy or west point, women and men who have done extraordinary things but most of all who have great character, like lisa. and she has gotten a seat, which shows the respect leadership has for her, on the house energy and commerce many. that is really a big deal for the state of delaware, a big deal for the state

chris mitchell has the details.hat could upset a few traditional cricket fans, england and australia well where is and numbers on their shirts for the summer's ashes series. it could look like this. this is all part of the icc‘s new plans around the test championship. but it is a dividing opinion, there isa but it is a dividing opinion, there is a lot of people who do not like this. let's take a look quickly at the history of cricket and what players have looked like in the past. this is the 19305, a woollyjumper and a button up shirt. that was good enough for them. in the 19705. .. along came the world series tour and, importantly, colour tv. at the 1992 world cup, names, and heaven forbid, 1999, names and numbers. and for the traditionalist, shock, horror, for the county championship, it was introduced on a white shirt too. for some, this has not gone down well at all, but the pros, by and large, seem to like it. doesn't bother me at all, it's one of those innovations, you can't call itan of those innovations, you

chris has done more in his first term than i did in three terms. chris, thank you. [applause] sure the for making biden legacy looks good. that, as you don't have to be told, lisa blunt rochester is a star. [applause] she is a superstar. she is one of the best and the brightest new leaders in the united states house of representatives and that's not hyperbole. the last two classes we elected and took over the house. the last class has some of the most talented women and men but mostly women that i have ever, ever seen in congress. [applause] i cannot -- i went into 23 states for the candidates and most of them are women. all of them one but it's a new breed. five of them were graduated from the naval academy or west point. fighter pilots, women and men who have done extra ordinary things. but most of all, who have great character like lisa. and she has gotten a seat which respect the leadership has for her in the house energy and commerce committee. that's really a big deal for the state of delaware, a big deal for the state of delaware. lisa, we are lucky to have y

chris cox several times. what do you make that he is no leaving? >> i agree with everything sarah has said about his centrality. he has, in my mind, been the person closest to zuckerberg from a product standpoint. zuckerberg gave him oversight over facebook, instagram, and whatsapp. he has been running all of the products. it is interesting that he should be leaving and daniels who runs whatsapp, leaving just a few -- after zuckerberg declared whatsapp is the center of the new facebook. to me, it the speaks some conflict and disagreement. how much is hard to say. -- cox like chris coxe would not be leaving now with facebook so under fire just because he is tired. that is not what would happen. emily: when zuckerberg release that memo about privacy, he talked about on board at the challenges of new leaders on board or half this was an allusion to them knowing that coxe and perhaps daniels would be leaving. so many people have questioned the sincerity of that memo from last week, or the week before last, whatever it was, my time is missing. this actually suggests that zuckerberg is maki

it has failed in the last three administrations. chriswould agree it has failed so far with you too. >> well, after eight months. he's got a record of 24 year of failure to stop north korea -- chris: but would you agree that so far this move with kim has failed? >> i don't think we're in any worse shape than they were in past administrations. i think, in fact, we're in a stronger position because the maximum pressure campaign, as it's been called, of putting tighter economic sanctions on north korea and enforcing those sanctions more effectively is what brought them to this point. and that program of maximum pressure will continue, and i think, have a real impact on kim jong un. chris: i want to ask you about exactly that, because before singapore the president said he would not accept north korea as a nuclear power. and here's what you told me last april. is there any possibility that the u.s. would accept north korea as a nuclear a power and allow them to keep some of their infrastructure? >> i don't see how that's possible. chris: but

mueller has all the credibility in the world and there are no no indictments. >> chris: of it to say,nt to put this out there, you say he has all the critical general, you realize the president for two years has been saying exactly the opposite. >> if you look at the fallen, what the american people believe, the president will walk out of this stronger than ever politically because now with this behind him and no indictments and no collusion, exactly what the president said, polar opposite of what the democrats and adam schiff have been saying, i do think 90 days from now there is going to be an inspector general report that could be very damning about the highest echelons within the fbi and what they were doing and i think that may have the most consequences. >> congressman, just looking at what we've seen so far, i don't think anybody at this juncture would say this was a witch hunt. look, he's just throwing out indictments left and right. to the contrary, it seems that these exercise some restraint. >> how did they go to the fisa court? >> chris: we are not going to go there. it or

. >> amy's special has heart and humor. her husband, chrisisher, has been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. >> all of the characteristics make it clear he's on the spectrum are all the reasons that i fell madly in love with him. that's the truth. [ applause ] he can't lie. if i say to him, does this look like [ bleep ]? he'll say, yeah. you have a lot of other clothes. why don't you wear those? >> it's no secret amy's pregnancy has been rough. she was hospitalized multiple times for severe nausea and vomiting. >> the doctor explained to me and my sister and my husband, you're going to have to be here for at least five hours getting liquids. my husband said to my sister, okay, cool. because i saw a place where you can paint pottery nearby. my husband's brain is a little different. this is the picture that he painted. [ laughter ] i was in the hospital, guys. get rid of it. people are leaving. this is upsetting. >> well, another mom keeps things really honest, carrie uns underwood. she gave birth to her second son jacob in january, and s

former prison officers for misconduct in a public office and physical assaults. 0ur correspondent chris jackson hasfollowing the trial. this was a detention centre with a history of abuse allegations. its true scale only emerged when police in the north—east re—opened their inquiries into medomsley near consett in 2013. some of the boys would lay on the bottom of stairs and ask other boys to jump off the stairs and jump on to their legs so they could break their legs so they could be removed. dave stoker was 17 when he was sent to medomsley for theft. dave ended up working in the prison kitchens, they were run by this man, neville husband, a violent sexual predator. he took me upstairs and he told me to take me clothes off and sit on the bed. and he told us, he says if this gets out, he said he would make me life hell. i was just frightened to tell anybody, because i didn't think anybody would... husband, who has since died, was convicted of nine rapes and served five years in jail. the police now say he abused more than 300 teenage inmates. i felt dirty and ashamed of myself and as i say, i have b

the transport secretary chris grayling has been heavily criticised for his role in the affair, but thissaid the prime minister still has full confidence in him. our business correspondent, joe miller with me now. how did the government get into this position? you may remember it is the now cancelled contract with seaborne freight which the bbc found it had never sailed a vessel which brought this issue into the public eye in the first place, but it is the government's handling of the entire procurement process for these no dealferries procurement process for these no deal ferries that led to the department for transport having to pay the £33 million of taxpayers‘ money because eurotunnel essentially claimed that the way in which these we re claimed that the way in which these were awarded, there wasn‘t a public procurement process, the department for transport says there wasn‘t time, eurotunnel said its business was being disadvantaged and was willing to take the government to court on that basis, and also saying that the government actually didn‘t need to put this through in a hurry, b

"for a few years, chris has been discussing with me a desire to do something else.e is one of the most out to people i know, and he has the potential to do anything he wants. but after 2016, we both realized we had too much important work to do to improve our product and society, and he stayed to help us work through these issues. at this point, we have made real progress." zuckerberg also announced chris daniels is leaving as well. this is not the only issue they are facing. from noon wednesday into thursday, users were unable to access the social network and its related services globally, including instagram and messenger and whatsapp in what turned out to be a massive outage as federal investors launch a probe into the social network's data sharing practices. thursday, we discussed all things facebook with techonomy founder david kirkpatrick and sarah frier. sarah: you may not have heard his name as much as zuckerberg or sheryl sandberg, but he is like the soul of facebook. he does the orientation for new employees every monday. he is in charge of all of the prod

it using dental records. >> the back of my truck was over here. >> two years after he confessed, chris hasto second degree murder. his sentence -- 15 years to life. you told me that you thought you had left this consume your life too much. >> oh, it did. it does to this day. >> well, now it's over. what are you going to do? >> i don't know. i knew life is opening up, and i don't know. i don't have any answers. i just have to get over this. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline extra." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. hing >>> follow "lockup" producers and crews as they go behind the walls of america's prisons and jails, the scenes you've never seen, "lockup: raw." >>> in the heart of downtown cleveland is the cuyahoga county correction center. >> this is how it go in the county joint. >> ain't no talking. >> like virtually all jails,

chris has been with us for now several hours from news talk zb raid ye radio in christchurch.t's late, 8:22 p.m. there. tell us what's happening there as far as investigators and police on the streets? >> before i left what is really, really odd as a broadcaster in the city is the fact when you look at the national newspaper online and you see the words city under siege, and this is just something that i think most people in christchurch have struggled to comprehend. it doesn't feel real. the streets across christchurch apart from the central city you can't get to are incredibly eerie and incredibly quiet. i can still hear helicopters flying above the city. we are talking about a really peaceful relaxed city of new zealand. it's just something that i'm in shock. i think most people are in shock. of course the latest developments really are as you may have heard from the new zealand prime minister and that the focus will of course now be focused on if they weren't on any security watch list, and that's a massive concern. this is something we hear all the time, that these types

labour says the transport secretary, chris grayling, has made too many mistakes in government and needsphe to disaster, and it's just gross incompetence on a industrial scale. enough is enough, and he must be out of his post by monday. an indian fighter pilot shot down by pakistan over disputed kashmir is handed back to delhi, reducing tensions between the nuclear—armed states. a man who filmed his girlfriend as she was dying after giving her drugs is given 8.5 years injail. and what exactly is under the surface of mars?

the desk and i'll ask these guys if they're trading or fading your picks. >> i like a lot of what chris has said so first of all, on the market in general, i think it's about probabilities. the probability that we go a little lower or sideways from here based on the fact that you could have a bearish formation there, i think you need to take that into account as a trader. that being said, in a bearish environment, what was up today, the facebook anything like that, anything that bucks the trend, any time there's a divergence, that's what b.k. likes. >> biy the way, chris wasn't being rude, he was just drawing with his middle finger i think the call on the market is such that we're consolidating after a v-shaped recovery. in fact people are making a bigger deal about this the reality is the market is looking for signals on earnings. that does not imply what i think most people believe and have this fear of some type of a retest so how do we get to the next level, agree that we'll need it for mega cap tech. if you look at the names that might be best positioned to do that, i actually think it

enough is enough, and this man has got to be out of his post by monday. chris nowhere to be seen, at his house, or his office, or his department today. but the government says its £33 million deal with eurotunnel was necessary to ensure vital medicines get through after brexit. the contracts and the ferries that are going to be available are critical for our contingency plans, so it's a good thing that the agreement‘s been made today. sources close to the case say the government felt it was being held over a barrel by the channel operator eurotunnel, and had it not settled, it could have faced seeing vital freight contracts being cancelled, and have to publiclyjustify why it only started no—deal planning late last year. today, eurotunnel agreed it would spend the money on improving its terminal facilities here in folkestone. but the scrutiny of mr grayling isn't over. his department will face an independent review, and there is no certainty that the matter won't be brought back to the courts. joe miller, bbc news, folkestone. sta nstead stanstead airport sta ns

what has the reaction beeno far? chrisreport deliver this afternoon and many members of the democratic party informed that they were in possession of this report, attorney general williamarr, the responses to ask for more information from congress. they want to know what the detail of this rort is. that comes from some republicans as well as democrats. mitchne mcc, leading republican,co said he wd the announcement of the special counsel has concluded his investigation and he specifically has ago at pressure at this, saying many -- at pressure in this -- at russia in this, sding republicans ve long believed the act against american interests. congressman doug collins says he looks forward to reviewing attorney general barr's report. that is a reference to that congress does not look like it will get the full report. they will get a repo of the report that will come from the attorney general. that is where some of thar concerns arecularly when it comes to democrats. take a look at nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, leading demo

people are denying what they should see in front of them. >> chris: we are blowing -- >> kellyanne: by the way on trade, this president hashe usmca, get congress to get a vote in and put it into law. he struck a great -- >> chris: a lot of people think this is going to hurt them. i want to move onto obamacare because the president also announced this week that he wants to kill obamacare, through the courts, including what it does to protect people with pre-existing conditions. here he is. >> if the supreme court rules that obamacare is out, we will have a plan that's far better than obamacare. >> chris: simple question, kellyanne, what the republican plan? >> kellyanne: the republican plan is manifold. even the president's current budget, pre-existing conditions are accounted for. he has said time and again for years including this week -- >> chris: that you had two years with republicans control of the house and senate and the white house and you could never -- the g.o.p. -- could never come up with a plan that they could all agree on and passed. >> kellyanne: they need to come and here's why -- by the way the democrats

chris mason has been following events from westminster. game. how many people can do is persuade here in westminster? letters be absolutely brutal about it, it could be tremendously successful in persuading an awful lot of people and still fail, because this is a hung parliament, the prime minister does not have a majority to call the own on so many does not have a majority to call the own on so many matters relating to brexit, she has to persuade northern ireland's democratic unionist party to prop up in westminster, and lots of conservative mps as well. tonight, plenty of them, including the influential and noisy brexiteers, who we have heard rather a lot of in recent months, people like steve baker, jacob rees—mogg, and others, they are saying let's give this a serious look. we should be fairto them. give this a serious look. we should be fair to them. as things stand, or they have heard is a statement from david lidington, the cabinet office minister, and a press conference between the prime minister and jean—claude juncker of the comm

i want to thank chris who has been our number 1 person with regard to, giving her blood sweat and tears for this cause. please give her a hand.[ applause ]i want to thank you for inviting me here today, and for honoring me with this sunshine and government award. it is especially gratifying to receive this award from the news media for open government. i appreciate the critical award that you do every single day and over the last two years, we have seen sinister attempts to undermine the free press. ladies and gentlemen let me tell you something, 200 years from now, people will be reading about this experience. they will ask questions, and they will say that i cannot believe they elected barack obama twice and they will say i cannot believe they elected donald trump, and they will say during this period, and i want you to listen to me carefully, and by the way, this is not coming from a democrat and not coming from a republican, it is coming from a human being. they will ask a question, and when you saw the press being suppressed, 200 years from now, when you saw a white house that bloc

chris martinez has those stories and more on your eye on entertainment. >> a new comedy starring avie bryant is on hulu. >> pay your dues. >> it follows his character any as she tries to change your life and feel comfortable with her own body. there are six episodes in the first season the wait is almost over for the new horror flick us by jordan peele. a mother whose family is stuck on vacation. >> there is a mother but there is also a monster. you know? that we discover. and can we, do we have to choose? >> us hits theaters nationwide friday. tim burton is set to receive the top film award, the two time academy were number the director will receive the award later this month. his latest movie dumbo it's theaters march 29. that is your eye on entertainment. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> good morning everybody, yesterday was sunday. otherwise, the division i basketball ncaa invites go out later today. it was about the dudes. and moraga, the st. mary's reaction. we have more in a jiffy. > let's take a live look outside. downtown san jose 4:51 and 51 degrees in san jose. >>

our political correspondent, chris mason has been following events from westminster.r all of the detail, all the verbiage, a numbers game. how many people can this persuade here in westminster? let's be absolutely brutal about it, it could be tremendously successful in persuading an awful lot of people and still fail, because this is a hung parliament, the prime minister does not have a majority to call her own on so many matters relating to brexit, she has to persuade northern ireland's democratic unionist party who prop her up in westminster, and lots of conservative mps as well. now, tonight, plenty of them, including the influential and noisy brexiteers, who we have heard rather a lot of in recent months, people like steve baker, jacob rees—mogg, and others, they are saying let's give this a serious look. we should be fair to them. because as things stand, or they have heard is a statement from david lidington, the cabinet office minister, and a press conference between the prime minister and jean—claude juncker of the commission, the documents have onlyjust appea

our "nbc bay area responds" team has gotten more than 13,000 calls for help from viewers just like you. >> it's ringing off the hook. consumer investigator chris chmura has a peek behind the scenes in some cases they're actively working to resolve. >> we investigate. we mediate, and we negotiate. that's what's happening with several dozen cases in the works with our team now. we're helping hadley in san jose, she's having trouble with her driving record, an error caused her car insurance to jump 500 bucks. we're on it. we're also working with renee and jeanann in san jose. a company saddled them with more than $10,000 in what looks like it's mistaken identity or i.d. theft. it's debt they wound up with that is not theirs. >>> we're on another five-figure case, angela in los gatos was billed for several years of utility service she didn't use. we've gotten some negotiation going, so stay tuned. the next time we talk about angela, we're hopeful she'll have thousands of dollars back in her pocket. >>> we just ran the numbers, this is our grand total since we started "nbc bay area responds," fewer than three years ago. we've now returned $2.47 mil

chris wallace has been touted as a great general election debate moderator. a lot of praise from both sides. howie: you asked the first question at the first republican debate that was aimed at donald trump. bret: is there anyone on stage who is unwilling tonight to pledge you're support to the eventual nominee of the republican party? mr. trump? howie: this "new yorker" piece said unnamed sources say there was a leak in advance to candidate trump. bret: i don't believe that could be true, looking back. we had a very tight circle on those questions. there was a lot of backlash. we spent two weeks after that moment defending both outside and inside that we were too tough on donald trump. i don't think just by that first question it seemed like a moment that he was not prepared for in his answer. i can't say definitively. but it's anonymous sources. the former head our network you can't ask. howie: a fox execute which with roger ailes tells me he was furious at the questions he didn't know about ahead of time. the primetime hosts and hosts of "fox and friends"

. >> chris martinez has those stories and more in today's eye on entertainment. >> reporter: actress penelope cruz walked the runway at the chanel fashion show which paid tribute to late designer karl lagerfeld. stars lined the catwalk to honor him and catch a glimpse of his last collection for the label. >> i remember him drying me while i was performing. i still have it in a little box in my house. >> reporter: karl lagerfeld died last month. >> reporter: "game of thrones" fans, the end is near. hbo released a fu the hit fantasy drama premiering april 14. >> reporter: the library of congress is naming an award for documentary full filmmaker ken burns. the grant will be presented to a documentarian who uses original research and compelling storytelling in films about american history. that is your eye on entertainment. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> a nationally televised game last night at oracle. the nba chance versus the wannabes. only one team showed up. that team might suyou. that is up next. >>> let's head outside to look at conditions at the santa fe international

has been completely cleared out of lanes. >>> the country music hall of fame announces its 2019 class of inductees. how you can see and oscar-winner up close and personal. >> chris martinez has your eye on entertainment report. >> reporter: academy award- winning actor rami malek will appear at this year's tribeca film festival. other tv features include a panel in screenings with the creators of "the simpsons" and a silver anniversary reunion from the actors of in living color. it runs through april 24 through may 15 in new york city. >>> brooks & dunn are among the acts being inducted into the 2019 class of the country music hall of fame later this year. they have topped the country charts 20 times with hits like boot scoot and buggy. >> the fact we would be in the hall of fame is not something you even think about, even when you are winning awards and stuff. >> jerry bradley is also being inducted. >> reporter: fans can soon start buying tickets for adam ant's tour. he will be playing his entire album, friend or foe, in its entirety, including goody two shoes. it includes 18 dates across the u. s. that is your eye on entertainment. chris martinez, cbs, los an

. >> chris martinez has your eye on entertainment. >> reporter: james corden is returning to host a 73rd tony awards. he last hosted the show three years ago. he says he is thrilled to be returning to preside over broadway's biggest night. it airs tonight right here on cbs. >> reporter: jerry lee lewis is canceling his upcoming shows, including the new orleans jazz festival. the rock 'n roll pioneer has entered a rehabilitation center after a stroke. his doctor says the 83-year-old hall of famer is expected to make a full recovery. he will be on hiatus from touring at least through june. >> reporter: walt disney is opening the toybox again. the film company has released a new full-length trailer for toy store 4 which features buzz and woody making new pals on a road trip. tom hanks, tim allen and the cast of favorites reunite to voice the animated features. it hits theaters june 21. that is your eye on entertainment. chris martinez, cbs, los angeles. >>> mike trout could probably by oracle park. this is what erupted in the third quarter last night. tip-off next. >>> a live look outside,

she's on a way to work but first drops off a son six year old chris rant has just started school. for a few years now kalash has had a job at sadhna a co-operative that employs over seven hundred women in the region and uncle deford . the organization teaches the women all the skills they need for the job the clothes this so us old on line and in a dedicated shop the profits are split their wage isn't based on their working hours but on their output. in the all settles down that the event is known as easy to get the work done real fast. if. you will on average we get three pieces done a day. thirty kilometers south of the of our allies a beautiful city of. south thousand quarters are located here as is the shop which sells a range of accessories and fabric as well as clothes when you're. this man. on a dairy. fruit thirty years now to cooperate to visit neighborhood women in the region to earn their own income as a consequence the women feel more confident about their place in society. do we get it. comes. and the woman is able to own something. she has a state is in the family ot

nbc bay area chris sanchez has an announcement for us. >> gavin said right now as we ambeat san quentin is being eath physically removed. the sentencew inmates. they will remain in custody. in making the decision he says he talked with victims on all sides: >> i met someone yesterday who eradicating about evil. and you have a responsibility to eradicate evil by executing. those on death row. i met a mother who said how dare you? you have no right to do this to my family. you won't be doing this for my family. you will be doing this to my family. you have no right to take another life in the name of my daughterof who was murdered. >> predawn tweet, president trump wrote, defying the voters, the governor of california will halt all death penalty executions of 737 stone cold killers. friends andt families of the always forgotten victims are not thrilled and neither am i. i want to show you this map. the u.s. states that have the death penalty right now. there were 31. now there are 30. california will be losing that yellow color. fivew jt eed capital punishment in the last ten years. more