here is more with clare richardson in jakarta.lare: more muslims call indodonesia home t than any couy on earth.. now the young democracy is at a crossroads as its tradition of religious tolelerance is p put o the tetest by this year's elections. despite the tensions, indonesians arare excited to goo the polls. >> for me the most important thing is security without chaos to choose a president who carries out the people's will. >> no one should refuse to vote. >> i hope all people carry out their duties and go to the polls. i appeal to the people of indonesia to go to their local polling station. nobodydy should not vote. clarare: this coming election is important because one vote can determine the fate of the nation. this year, islamic identity has been at the center of how candidates compete, especially in the conversation to replace behind the scenes. president joko widodo and his competitor prabowo subianto ran against each other five years ago. but this election is much more than just a rematch. in the last few years, islamist

clare farrell is one of the co-founders of the environmental action group extinction rebellion. and we're joined by farhana yamin, a leading environmental lawyer who helped negotiate the landmark 2015 paris agreement. she has now joined the rebellion. she was arrested after supergluing herself to the shell headquarters in london yesterday. we welcome both of you to democracy now! farhana yamin, you are just out of jail. can you explain what you did yesterday, why you got arrested? >> yeah, i join the mass civil disobedience that has started in london beginning on monday, and i did it because of the inaction of companies like shell who have funded campaigns of misinformation and lobbyist governments to not take action, which is why we are here at this critical time. just to let you know, this civil disobedience is happening all around the world. extinction rebellion is standing in solidarity with all of those people who have been fighting climate injustice from around the world. i think there are around 50 countries involved in the international support for the rebellion taking h

clare grady is a member of the ithaca catholic worker.hey joined us in our new york studio in their first joint interview since being arrested. i started by asking patrick o'neill to take us back to that night of april 4, 2018. >> the seven of us cut a lock and got into the naval station kings bay. we had a ready done our homework. amy: where is it? looks s it is in st. mary's, georgia, right on the floridida-georgia border. it was the baby of jimmy carter, the one that brought that nuclear system to southeast georgia. we went in lock and and we were together for probably about an hour and then we split into three groups and we had our new plan to go to separate places. so carmen and liz mcalister and steve kelly went to the bunkers were nuclear warheads are stored. martha andclare when to the headquarters of the facility stop mark and i went to what we call a shrine, but it was actually statues of nuclear weapons surrounded by flags coming up out of the ground. many of them. amy: why did you choose that site to reform this, to engage in

disaster for artist charlotte clare he loses engine power in the closing laps a lot of talent to win his first race of the season at the bahrain grand prix. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program it's being called a stunning setback for turkey's president right to want for the first time in eighteen years has a party has lost control of the capital ankara in local elections in an even greater blow air to one's main rivals the secularist c h. the party are also claiming victory in the country's economic hub istanbul elections are being seen as a test of air to one's leadership many voters say that they are unhappy with the way that he is handling the country's economic downturn. so and this is what people on the streets feel about the outcome of the poll. deserve this result i mean a.k.p. supporter but they tricked people so they deserve this. i wasn't expecting this i was expecting the a.t.p. to win by a landslide but that race was neck and neck. and cans of issue on the beach i think because of the current economic situation people were has attended in for a k.p. . that's why the re

ten years since clare taylor became the first woman to make that list. heather knight, anya shrubsole, all getting on there last year. only in recognition of the team's treatments. i think i am the sixth woman to have ever achieved this so it shows how far the game has come in the last sort of ten people, there has been for women and it shows how great the game is in the position at the moment. he away say it is a team game and it obviously is but 628 runs last summer. obviously is but 628 runs last summer. there was obviously is but 628 runs last summer. there was a obviously is but 628 runs last summer. there was a t20 tonne in the space of 47 balls, an england record, he would take that again, must a couple of months for you. a series against west indies and the ashes. it is a massive summer for us, west indies and the ashes. we are desperate to bring those ashes home and try and beat the aussies and hopefully if i can contribute with that with some individual performances i will be really happy. you certainly will be. many thanks indeed forjoining us

training of doctors, how to tackle it in the workplace and how to report it, and here is what dame clarely by their colleagues but by other members of the health care teams, and i think that we know that, where there is poor culture within an organisation, you are more likely to get uncontrolled behaviours that are felt to be undermining and bullying. it comes as the general medical association faces allegations of sexism and harassment. two senior doctors on the gma‘s committee have based incidents of harassment, lewd comments being made, and one said there was a culture of institutionalised sexism. the bma has apologised and said it will announce an independent enquiry. the government is being urged to abolish gel services of less than a year. mps on thejustice select committee say some crimes should be punished with community sentences instead, to reduce the number of inmates. they‘ve warned prisons are in the depths of a continuing crisis. regional airline flybe has cancelled dozens regional airline flybe has cancelled d oze ns of regional airline flybe has cancelled dozens of flight

clare let me start with you here given all the chaos that we're seeing inside of the u.k. parliament given the chaos we're seeing on the streets outside of the u.k. parliament given the way in which britain has become a little bit of a loving stock in the eyes of many around the world is it time to say the bracks referendum of the whole process that ensued was a mistake. the whole process has proven to be somewhat traumatic but i can't emphasize enough to view is how exciting and brilliant it was that the vote happened in the first place and i think the chaos that ensued is because of a major democratic crisis which is that the elected parliamentarians in the house of commons disagree with the electorate and so consequently you've got this huge clash of a majority of people who voted to leave the european union were politicised mobilised and took the opportunity to strike a blow for sovereignty and the chaos happened since is because the establishment is don't see lately every think it can a democratic mandate for me it's not fault it's not the fault of bricks it it's the

you have clare mcgrady currently the number three. that's the succession act law that she would then therefore be moved up and have to be acting and that you couldn't have him super seed him. what we are trying to figure out is they're trying to do something with clare xwrad grad reassign her so the president can get his pick in place. but gives you an indication that they may not have thought entirely through all the moving parts on this. meanwhile, as you mention, you have so many vacancies throughout dhs and now you're going to have a change of a top of secret service. ali? >> to the point that katy and i were just talking about. steven miller who have views on administration to say outside the main stream would be an understatement. the senator from south carolina has said that he is outside even conservative main stream in his thinking. but he seems to be ascended in his influence with donald trump. >> look for a former sessions aide and we all know what happened to mr. sessions when he came into this administration, steven mille

terry clare that's the goddess mogs who told him his dream that he should run for tolerance president next year of course is just a way to legitimize his intention and in fact yes been thinking over it for quite a while and as the richest man in taiwan and the c.e.o. of kahn. is called taiwanese version of the trump and he benefited from the view in taiwan after the presidential victory of donald trump that trump was in such this whole business man with no prior political experience and two in politics and with lots of investment in china and the u.s. who has been building friendly relationship with both chinese and u.s. government officials however his pro china image should make people doubt if he could run taiwan's government independently it beijing pressured it pressures him but he emphasized that you only want to promote peace and prosperity between china and taiwan it's no longer the catwalk that alone dictates fashions social media stars are increasingly calling the shots they're known as key opinion leaders chinese millennial is on the hunt for luxury items you know all about

ross and clare, good to talk to you both and clare, good to talk to you both and thank you for your contributionhorities in england and wales. that's according to analysis by the law society, which represents solicitors. our legal correspondent clive coleman has the details. come on. mark was in a serious road traffic accident as a child. he suffered brain damage and has physical disabilities. after separating from his wife a few years ago, he needed to be rehoused. the nearest legal aid housing solicitor was 30 miles away. i find it very challenging to go out of my area. it's to do with my, erm, brain injury... i wouldn't know how to go about it. legal aid may not sound exciting but it is important, and if you are facing homelessness or challenging a rogue landlord, it can provide you with vital support, and for that reason the findings of the law society's analysis are striking. the law society's map shows 184 local authorities have no legal aid service provider, and a further 81 have just one. whole counties such as suffolk have no provision, and in cornwall one housing law firm serves a popu

years ago terry clare and the sea goddess madhu told him in his dream that he should run for president next year of course it's just a way to legitimize his intention and in fact yes been thinking over it for quite a while and as the richest man in taiwan and the c.e.o. of us con. is called taiwanese version of the trump and he benefited from the view in taiwan after the presidential victory of donald trump that trump was a successful businessman with no prior political experience and two in public takes and with lots of investment in china and the u.s. who has been building friendly relationship with both chinese and u.s. government officials however his pro china image should make people doubt if he could run taiwan's government independently it beijing pressure pressures him but he adds that they only want to promote peace and prosperity between china and taiwan but you mentioned the close ties business ties that he has to john is cozying up to taiwan's a mighty neighbor the right way to go for the country maybe. well i guess the economic influence from china still plays and very im

be a factor in the future as well as a clear richardson there reporting for us in jakarta thank you clare. now to some other stories making headlines around the world u.s. president donald trump has vetoed a bill passed by congress to end the country's support for the saudi led war in yemen it is only the second time the trump has used his presidential veto the president described congress's resolution as a quote dangerous attempt to weaken his constitutional powers. egypt's parliament has approved amendments to the country's constitution that could keep president. power until twenty thirty the parliament which is dominated by his supporters also backed changes to give the military greater influence the changes still need to be approved in a referendum. supporters of wiki leaks founder julian assange have clashed with riot police in the capital. several people were arrested and others wounded it comes after the country revoked the songes asylum at its london embassy last week a songes now in prison waiting to be sentenced for breaching bail in britain. france's president. eating with mini

solo dar >> así como las versiones del retrato y el proyecto quiere también dar a conocer objetivos claresen >> janette bolívar, telemundo. >> mir fíjate que es el día de la tierra >> en condado alameda autoridades quieren poner fin al problema donde alguna persona tiran basura a las calles ♪. >> y si tienes un iphone viejo y te quieres deshacer de él hay alguien que te ayudará y por internet o cualquier tienda apple >> tengo muchos teléfonos y esta es la oportunidad que llevarán el evento convertible y las bajas de asientos de seguridad >> y que podrá utilizar y así poder comprar un asiento más (risas). >> esta noche será el estreno mundial de la reina del sur y ahora tiene una hija, y la historia se basa en el secuestro >> isabela sierra e ivette machin conversó con ella, veamos (hablan en inglés). >> nos tiene sorprendida con esa actuación tan buena >> gracias ¿cómo ha sido la experiencia? >> muy noble, corazón hermoso adora a su mamá hace de todo para volver >> y una personam aravillosa es una persona maravillosa ¿cuántos fueron? >> y lo que estaba a una >> y gracias mi corazón todo el

and nor was clare sambrook, who tweeted. .. declined to respond to buzzfeed, and a bbc spokesperson declined to say how much he had been paid to speak at the event, adding... thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs, or even appear on the programme, do e—mail... you can find us on twitter... you can call us on... and have a look at previous interviews and discussions on our website. good morning, welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and ben thompson. our headlines today... cosmetic clinics are accused of fuelling a mental health epidemic. england's top doctor tells firms they need to do more to protect vulnerable clients. sri lanka's security forces say at least 15 people, including some children, have been killed during gun battles with suspected islamist militants. fresh talks to try to break the political deadlock in northern ireland are welcomed by the white house — following the death of lyra mckee. more than 90 labour politicians demand thatjeremy cor

and nor was clare sambrook, who tweeted. ..

reigning world champion lewis hamilton just behind him not such a good day though for henri's charlotte clare. stupid. stupid. had been fastest in all three practice sessions leading up to subsidize qualifying but after that crash the twenty one year old will start the race nights on the grid with his ferrari teammate sebastian vettel. jr said his deadly game in major league baseball for the toronto blue jays went just the way he dreamt it would the son of one of the game's old time greats had a lead of double helping the blue jays to a full same win over the oakland a's. last has been taking a closer look at the most talked about young player in baseball. like father like son or so toronto fans are hoping known as the pride of the dominican republic. sr was exciting canadian baseball fans between one nine hundred ninety three and two thousand and three playing for the now defunct montreal expos vlad jr as he's known is also a heavy hitter setting records in the minors since signing for the toronto blue jays five years ago he'll wear his father's number twenty seven. it's all to honor my fath

a red weather warning is in place for counties clare and kerry.re are also warnings of flooding due to heavy rain in northern ireland. the storm is expected to pass through wales and central and southern england this morning, with winds potentially causing disruption to the travel network. it's being claimed that some fitness trackers from leading brands are so inaccurate, they can be out by up to 11 miles when logging the distance of a marathon. the consumer group "which?" has published analysis of some of the most popular devices from big names in the market. the watchdog used a calibrated treadmill to compare different trackers logging the number of steps and distance travelled. it's warning some simply can't be relied upon. we are going to see some strong winds, and some thundery showers, but brighter through north the north of england. north—west scotland will have highs of 14. 0utbreaks of england. north—west scotland will have highs of 14. outbreaks of rain turning more sherry, with clear skies around and a chillier night, with some frost l

disaster for ferrari's charlotte clare he loses engine power in the closing laps allowing lewis hamilton to win his first race of the season at the bahrain grand prix. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us although it is being called a severe setback for turkey's president your tire pair to launch is a k. party has lost control of the capital ankara in local elections and is also facing defeat in istanbul the economic hub elections are being seen as a referendum on his leadership and many voters say they are unhappy with the way he's handling the economic downturn. it's an unfamiliar position for red chip tayyip erdogan won in local elections seen as a test if you support voters delivered the turkish president he's worst night ever at the ballot box during his ruling laid across the country over a role in economic downturn and high inflation and unemployment left vulnerable position nor is it there is it i believe the only reason we couldn't get the results we wanted some cities is that we couldn't express ourselves enough to our nation. and we failed to win their hearts didn't

supreme committee to get rid of this the regime and to arrest the head of the regime in a safe place and clare being the minister of defense the chairman of the committee to get rid of this regime and to rest the head of the regime in a safe place i also declare the formation of a military transitional council to supervise the to be a year of period. two accounts in the constitution of sudan phone two thousand and five. to declare the state of emergency for three months and man in one month. from ten the evening to food in the morning. airspace is closed for twenty four hours and all term result close until further notice. soon the president say the cabinet and the under-secretaries men will be intitled to perform the work needed the governments of the governed the rates will be the sole and the mayors and governors will do that in the job normally work will go as it is in the judiciary the constitutional. court and. to. the military groups to join us in building the country to keep and maintain the life the older life of the citizens no revenge no work to ration no attacks on property keeping

reporter claire richardson is standing by outside a polling station in the indonesian capital jakarta hi clare good to see you so as we said some two hundred million people going to the polls there now they've closed how did the vote go. that's right this is an absolutely enormous democratic election and i'm here in jakarta at one of some eight hundred thousand polling places across the country and the mood here has been one of celebration there's been live music a band was just striking up people have brought their food from home and everybody's got the day off to come out to the vote and now we've just had the polls close in just a moment ago there was cheering from the election workers behind me and i think most remarkably the streets here in jakarta which is a city that is notorious for traffic and congestion have been empty no cars anywhere to be seen as everybody comes out to exercise their right to vote. so clearly. appears likely to win a second term here at least that's what some of their survey seem to indicate so how popular is he still after five years in office. that's right presi

really fourteen we came together in general or february of twenty fifteen where we connected with clare i constructed a deal whereby the edge. obtained the material from savio who was a former director of the first joint venture partner with one m.t.p. it was an extraordinary cache of documents and information exposing an extraordinary crime keeney the edge free malaysia these outfits did a terrific job in disseminating what they could on one m.t.p. but they couldn't write about it in the way that i did because. they were injured jurisdiction that was controlled by no jeep. and that's crucial to how the rest of the story unfolded the sarawak report continued its investigations from london protected from the reaches of malaysian law for tat publisher at the edge as well as some of his colleagues it was a different story we were under a lot of pressure when you are writing a big expose on the big financial scandal in the government owned company a company that was started by the prime minister at the time i saw it was unprecedented it was not an easy environment to do to work under and we

the build up in back it was all about charlotte clare for both good reasons and the young ferrari driver was fastest in all three practices before losing the chance of pole with a crushing qualifying that he called stupid. so he started in eight the mercedes a vulture it bought us and lewis hamilton setting off from the top two positions on the grid the clerk did his best to make up for that moving up the field to take the lead as his rivals pitted it couldn't last though has bought us got his orders to start a couple of on the kirk everybodys bunch up behind instructions over the radio coming to pass on the track the finn overtook the monegasques and rarely looked back holding off a late challenge from teammates hamilton to secure his second win of the season and top spot in the standings as le claire finished fifth two wins each for the finn and the brit and two second places each leaving for ari sebastian vettel feeling left out in third yes so boring it's not just for races been walked for years more or less all of you guys got to do than to stop the hard work harder work better i ju

reigning world champion lewis hamilton just behind him not such a good day though for ferrari's charlotte clare prior to that. very honest sports fanatic being fast this in all three practice sessions leading up to saturday's qualifying but after a bout crash the twenty one year old will start the race nights on the grid with his ferrari team a sebastian vettel up in third. first up went ok second our. high for all the potential of these pole away on me myself my mistake and nobody else to blame. his deadly game in major league baseball for the blue jays went just the way he jumps it would the son of one of the game's old sign greats had a leadoff double helping the blue jays to a full two when out of the outcome based on your leg has been taking a closer look at the most sorts of outs a young player in vice. like father like son or so toronto fans are hoping known as the pride of the dominican republic lattimer guerrero sr was exciting canadian baseball fans between one nine hundred ninety three and two thousand and three playing for the now defunct montreal expos vlad jr as he's known is also

reigning world champion lewis hamilton just behind him not such a good day though for ferrari charlotte clare. probably up stupid. to fit the class had been fastest in all three practice sessions leading up to subsidize qualifying but after the fact crash the twenty one year old will start the rice nine on the grid is for. vettel is up in. his deadly game in major league baseball for the toronto blue jays one just the way he drops it would the son of one of the game's old time greats had a lead of double helping the blue jays to a full two win over the oakland a's one of the new law has been taking a closer look at the most sports about young player in baseball. like father like son or so toronto fans are hoping known as the pride of the dominican republic lattimer guerrero sr was exciting canadian baseball fans between one nine hundred ninety three and two thousand and three playing for the now defunct montreal expos vlad jr as he's known is also a heavy hitter setting records in the minors since signing for the toronto blue jays five years ago he'll wear his father's number twenty seven. it

the build up in back it was all about charlotte clare for both good reasons and the young ferrari driver was fastest in all three practices before losing the chance of pole with a crash in qualifying that he called stupid. so he started in age the mercedes of valtteri bottas and lewis hamilton setting off from the top two positions of the great the clerk did his best to make up for that moving up the field to take the lead as his rivals pitted it couldn't last though has bought us got his orders to start a couple of other kirk everybodys bunch up behind instructions over the radio coming to pass on the track the finn overtook the monegasques and rarely looked back holding off a late challenge from teammates hamilton to secure his second wind of the season and top spot in the standings as le claire finished fifth two wins each for the fin and the brit and two second places each leaving for ari sebastian vettel feeling left out in third us so boring it's not just for races been walked for years more or less all of you guys got to do that to stop the hard work harder work better i just thin

correspondent claire richardson is standing by for us outside a polling station in the capital jakarta hi clare good to see you so you've been covering this massive election for us almost two hundred million people going to the polls how did the vote go. that's right sumi the scale of this has been really staggering i'm here in jakarta in front of just a one of more than eight hundred thousand polling stations and it's been a mood of celebration or earlier today while the vote was taking place and also since the ballot boxes have closed we heard the poll workers here cheering after the polls had closed and there are lots of people have come out on their day off which they've been given to common exercising their rights in this democracy now there had been some rumors going around the voters told me that there could be the potential for some kind of chaos or security problems those have obviously and not played out and instead it is really a mood of celebration where we've had live music and people really proud that this election is going according to plan so let's look at who is running joke wi

the coverage on bbc one starts on sunday with clare balding at 20 past one.per league starts on sunday. this year, wakefield have been added to the league, taking it from seven to eight teams. the wigan warriors start their title defence this sunday, as they host local rivals st helens. the team did not exist until 2017. they were grand final champions. the girls were paying for their own kit. girls are treading on the backs of fields at the end of a light session. girls are not getting a 13 out of the weekend. they are working full—time, some of them have families. and they come in they covered everything they got. i don't think when they farmed there so they did not think it would be as quality as it has, but we will build on what we did last year and growing the game and! we did last year and growing the game and i think it will go from strength to strength. which is only wa nt to strength to strength. which is only want to maintain the standard of the league so they can develop players in the best possible virus. there's more than winning or losing. wheth

disaster for ferrari in charlotte clare is loses engine power in the closing laps allowing his hamilton to win his first race of the season at the bahrain grand prix. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program it's being called a stunning setback for turkey's president branch of taipei or to watch for the first time in eighty years his party has lost control of the capital ankara a local election in an even greater blow air to one's main rivals the secularist c.h.p. party are also claiming victory in the country's economic hub istanbul. the elections are being seen as a test of everyone's leadership many voters say that they are unhappy with the way that he is handling the country's economic downturn. now the main opposition candidate for istanbul. has meanwhile declared victory in the city he thanked istanbul's voters in his speech and boom bust out from today on we will run the city of a transparent fashion at all times and go through this gladly because i know that every part of the city belongs to sixteen million people. in this now we're joined by our very own doria jones who is standi

the build up and back it was all about charlotte clare for both good reasons. the young ferrari driver was fastest in all three practices before losing the chance of pole with a crushing qualifying that he called stupid. so he started in the mercedes of valtteri bottas and lewis hamilton setting off from the top two positions all the great. did his best to make up for moving up the field to take the lead as his rivals pitted. it couldn't last though has bought us got his orders to start by a couple of one o'clock everybody's by chap behind instructions over the radio coming to pass on the track the fin overtook the monica asked and rarely looked back holding off a late challenge from teammates hamilton to secure his second win of the season and top spot in the standings as le claire finished fifth two wins each for the finn and the brit and two second places each leaving for ari sebastian vettel feeling left out in third yes so boring it's not just for races been walked for years more or less all of you guys got to do than to stop the harder work harder work be

the build up and back it was all about charlotte clare for both good reasons and the young ferrari driver was fastest in all three practices before losing the chance of pole with a crushing qualifying that he called stupid. so he started in eight the mercedes of valtteri bottas and lewis hamilton setting off from the top two positions of the great the cloak did his best to make up for that moving up the field to take the lead as his rivals pitted it couldn't last though has brought us got his orders to start a couple of one o'clock everybody's bunch up behind instructions over the radio coming to pass on the track the finn overtook the monegasques and rarely looked back holding off a late challenge from teammates hamilton to secure his second win of the season on top spot in the standings as leclaire finished fifth two wins each for the finn and the brit and two second places each leaving for ari sebastian vettel feeling left out in third us so boring it's not just for races been walked for years more or less all of you guys got to do than to stop the harder work harder work better i just

clare perry said that was a strong point and she said there had been a little bit of "nervousness" tondon, sadiq khan, who hadn't realised millions of people's lives were been disrupted, but she went on to praise the met police saying they had provided a measured response. you're watching tuesday in parliament with me, alicia mccarthy, as mps return from their easter break. there was condemnation across the commons following the death of northern ireland journalist lyra mckee. the 29—year—old was shot in the head on thursday night while observing rioting in londonderry‘s creggan estate. the organisation known as the new ira has said it was behind the shooting and has offered what it's called a full and sincere apologies. the northern ireland secretary set out what had happened that night she said police had been carrying out searches, in londonderry looking for firearms and explosives. while the searches were being carried out a crowd gathered, three vehicles were hijacked, and set alight. the police came under attack with up to 50 petrol bombs thrown at police lines. during the disor

we're here to make visible the unacceptable and claring disparities that women -- and glaring disparities that women in indian country face when it comes to violence, assault, and abuse. we're here to demand action because there is -- there are things we can can and should do. -- things we can and should do to help survivors. in 2013 the re-authorization of the violence against women's act created special domestic violence criminal jurisdiction. this was critical to holding perpetrators accountable in indian country, but it didn't go far enough. the special jurisdiction limits tribe's prosecuting only crimes committed against intimate partners, not kids or police officers. as a former law enforcement officers and homicide detective, i can tell you that responding to these types of calls were extremely and are extremely dangerous for police officers. within the past three years alone, the navajo nation has lost three officers responding to domestic violence calls. we must honor their sacrifice with action. further, these gaps and jurisdictions put children who are victims or witnesses to v

a subsequent operation left her paralyzed from the chest down afterwards clare's son glenn quit his jobto care for his mother it's very tough to watch somebody you love going through what they go through very tough just be able to all. to just lie my bed can throw my legs off the bed and stand up and go very simple things but that is very important when you don't have the ability to wall anymore your life becomes sirah the doll. stephanie claire had no idea of the risks posed by infuse investigations later revealed that medtronic actively sought to play down the harmful side effects of the product. we're not just talking about trivial things we're talking about catastrophic complications to people of cancer to realty life threatening or whatever but it's very we're not part of the original company sponsored publication and we found that if you added up all the financial association of the authors for individual trials that it was in the millions but one of the lead authors of many of the paper had more than thirty million dollars devices aren't that well understood by the average person

clares is clarifying the policy, saying that an employee can refuse to pierce the ears of a child whot consent. >>> they are trading short sleeves for heavy coats in the midwest because of a rare springtime blizzard. wyoming, south dakota, and minnesota getting as much as 20 inches of snow. they are calling this the bomb cyclone. power outages have forced to schools and businesses to close. stretches of highway are also shut down. airports like denver and minneapolis had dozens of flight cancellations and delays. passengers were stranded. >>> southwest airlines is removing boeing 737 max 8 flights through august. that includes canceling 160 flights during the peak travel season. it had previously taken the plane out of the schedule through june 7. boeing says that it is working on a fix, but it is still not clear when the planes will be approved to fly again. on sunday, american airlines announced it would remove the max 8 from it schedule through june 5. >>> emergency pothole repairs closed two runways for hours. the problem started yesterday morning during routine runway inspections

last year alone, they distributed 60,000 needles compared to sarah clare county which distributed 40,000ree times as many people. jennifer oversees the needles program she she says while the program is high, the collected even more, 92,000 last month. well above the amount the county gave out. >> it is recognized as an effort to reduce the incidence of disease in the county . >> she says santa cruz county wants to ask and the needle exchange program. the organizers is more programs of the answer not the problem. this is camp ross in the heart of santa cruz where many homeless people live. free baron says one positive outcome in the last few months has been the addition of this needle collection basin. however, she is worried about more needles coming here. she wants to see the county run only 1 program and run it better . >> it is a known thing to tell your kids you need to watch out for needles on the beach which is really sad. >> reporter: in santa cruz, maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> now to san francisco where the marine mammal center is asking the public to stay away from an el

these are cities, towns, counties, whole states that have clared they're protect immigrants and won'tooperate with the federal government against them. president trump says he has the right to send them there. some areas like washington state, their governor over the weekend saying he welcomes the immigrants, although there are questions about whether or not the presid does have the legal right to do that. >> what's the latest on the demand for the president's tax returns? eporter: next week, new deadline which is the 23rd of april. so next tuesday. a week from tomorrow, democrats are demanding those tax returns fromhe irs. the treasury secretary oversees the irsnd says it's complicated. and now the white house spokeswalp, white house press secretary sarah sanders -- spoe speakswoman, white house press secretary sarah sanders says she doesn't think everyone can understand the president's complicated tax returns. >> tracie potts, thank you. >>> 5:49. a man is recovering after d.c. police say he was stabbid ou the embassy of spain. this happened on saturday afternoon. accoing to t polic

. >> clare, i appreciate you being on. very quickly before i let you go. you would encourage joe biden to run, you still want him to run sphhad. >> absolutely. >> i really appreciate you being on. thank you very much for your perspective. >>> much more show to get to including this eye popping headline. the u.s., listen to this, would run out of avocados in three weeks if president trump shuts down the border with mexico. we're talking with tom cole about whether the president should make good on this threat and what it means for the economy. >>> plus, what the house judiciary committee will do about the mueller report. that's next. ly c at simple things that are unnecessarily complicated. but you're not mad, because you're trading with e*trade, which isn't complicated. their app makes trading quick and simple so you can strike when the time is right. don't get mad, get e*trade and start trading today. >>> so, president trump is threatening later this week to close the southern border and this time his advisors say he really does mean it. it comes as presi

really fourteen we came together in general or february of twenty fifteen where we connected with clare i constructed a deal whereby the edge. obtained the material from savio who was a former director of the first joint venture partner with one m.t.p. it was an extraordinary cache of documents and information exposing an extraordinary crime keeney the edge free malaysia these outfits did a terrific job in disseminating what they could on one m.t.p. but they couldn't write about it in the way that i did because. they were injured jurisdiction that was controlled by my jeep. and that's crucial to how the rest of the story unfolded the sarawak report continued its investigations from london protected from the reaches of malaysian law for tat publisher at the edge as well as some of his colleagues it was a different story we were under a lot of pressure when you are writing a big expose on the big financial scandal in the government owned company a company that was started by the prime minister at the time i saw it was unprecedented it was not an easy environment to do to work under and we

really fourteen we came together in general or february of twenty fifteen where we connected with clare i constructed a deal whereby the edge. obtained the material from salvia. who was a former director of the first joint venture partner with one m.t.p. it was an extraordinary cache of documents and information exposing an extraordinary crime kimi the edge free malaysia these outfits did a terrific job in disseminating what they could on one m.t.p. but they couldn't write about it in the way that i did because. they were injured jurisdiction that was controlled by not cheap. and that's crucial to how the rest of the story unfolded the sarawak report continued its investigations from london protected from the reaches of malaysian law for tat publisher at the edge as well as some of his colleagues it was a different story we were under a lot of pressure when you are writing a big expose on the big financial scandal in the government owned company a company that was started by the prime minister at a time budget saw it was unprecedented it was not an easy environment to do to work under a

lace, kevin mcacaleenan amy: by the way, in order for trump to put him there, he had to get rid of clarerady, who .s the number two we will see if she is fired because that is the order of succession. quickly aso get as he can to a yes person who will help him carry out stephen miller's policy, who is lurking in the background as an advisor. it is important to note kristjen nielsen open the gates for family separation to happen. she was a yes person n for trump herself, even though she is being for trade as someone who occasionally said no. family separation continues to happen now. the administration says sometimes there separating children who come with their parents for their own safety. there was a recording of a young girl who was separated from her mother that was shared with group you look up to stop -- propublica. you can hear the child sobbing. anyone who has heard that will never forget. juan: i think we have that audio. children between the ages of four and 10 or heard crying after being separated from their parents. this is the audio. >> we have an orchestra here, right? what

really fourteen we came together in general or february of twenty fifteen where we connected with clare i constructed a deal whereby the age. obtained the material from savvy. who was a former director of the first joint venture partner with one m.t.p. it was an extraordinary cache of documents and information exposing an extraordinary crime keeney the edge free malaysia these outfits did a terrific job in disseminating what they could on one m.t.p. but they couldn't write about it in the way that i did because. they were injured jurisdiction that was controlled by not cheap. and that's crucial to how the rest of the story unfolded the sarawak report continued its investigations from london protected from the reaches of malaysian law for tat publisher at the edge as well as some of his colleagues it was a different story we were under a lot of pressure when you are writing a big expose it on the big financial scandal in the government owned company a company that was started by the prime minister at a time budget saw it was unprecedented it was not an easy environment to do to work unde

declaration. 15-years-old, sophomore in high school i delivered a portion of the summation given by clare and sterile back in the 1920s when he was representing a young man named henry who was a young black man who along with his brother was defending their house in the suburbs of detroit back then and a lot of the white folks thought we can have black people here and a shot was fired in defense of the house in a white man was killed and he went on trial. that is the bad news. but then you had the criminal defense lawyer in the country in terms of his success for his client in that summation he talks about the plight and above all and makes the defense based on the events you might have imagined what he says the wall has made an equal talking about african-americans that man has not ended in the last analysis it has been done, not because the law done and you take out to the constitution and introduce bills and passed wall w you area nation of laws not men and that is an incredibly important principle we teach our children into classes and law school but we leave them enough when we say o

trump harepeatedly said that he is under audit, and is unable to release his returns.s new york city clared a public health emergency, in an effort to combat a growing measles outbreak.ci health officials say there have been 285 confirmed measles cases in brooklyn and queens since september. most were members of the orthodox jewish community. mayor bill de blasio said theyor have alsred mandatory measles vaccinations for unvaccinated residents ithe affected areas, who may have been exposed to the virus. >> the only way to stop this outbreak is to ensure that those who have not been vaccinated, get that vaccine. it's crucial for people to understand that the measles vaccine work it is safe. it is effective. it is time-tested. >> woodruff: residents who defy the new vaccination order could be fined $1,000. president trump insisted today that he is not looking to reinstate the policy of child separation at the u.s. southern border. mr. trump said that his hiedecessor is to blame for separating migrantren from their families. he spoke during a meeting with the visiting egyptian president. >> pr