trump secretary of state mike pompei oh the former cia boss has been in london condemning jeremy coleman for opposing washington's plan to overthrow the government of venezuela it's disgusting to see leaders in not only the united kingdom but in the united states as well. who continue to support the murderous dictator dictator my dear oh pump a 0 in london that condemning the odds on favorite to be the next leader of britain as well. it's possibly the next leader of the usa because mike gravel opposed to

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if i could respond about coleman. i didn't have time to talk about it but i think it is worth talking about. it was a case that went to the supreme court. decided in 1939 and involved the child labor amendment. it never got ratified. it did not have a ratification deadline which was typical of its day. and so what happened was the state of kansas originally rejected it. about a year after it was proposed. then 13 years later after it was proposed kansas changed its mind and ratified it. the question before the court, kansas state legislators who were mad that kansas changed its mind took the case to the court and they said you can't do that because number 1, it is an improper ratification. the lieutenant governor broke a tie in the senate and that was wrong. and number 2, the fact that it was ratified so long after the original proposal, 13 years after the original proposal means that it was not a valid ratification because it wasn't within a reasonable time of ratification. the supreme court decided in a majority opi

kyrrus and rachel ozuna and her boyfriend michael coleman. they were found dead inside their home wednesday. also discovaled e, the couple's two children, a baby and a toddler. rachel ozuna's relatives writing on the go fund me page or families and community are completely devastated. no reason imaginableis reason enough for these three to meet their end the way they did. grief among the classmates of 14-year-old kyrrus that spoke to drew wilder on thursday. >> he doesn't deserve this at all and i feel really bad about it. and i feel bad for his family. >> reporter: the victims were found by the teen's father when he came by the house wednesday morning. neighbors saw him crying outside after the seriff's deputies arrived responding to his call for hep. otsylvania county sheriffs investigators spent two days collecting evidence here, even searching the woods across the road. they are saying little about what happened here. only that the three were killed by a sharpbject. but the crime scene tape lifted today, we are getting a closer look at th

my name is michelle chan and i work with coleman advocates. i am also a mother of a 6-year-old attending kindergarten in the san francisco unified school district. my son is half chinese and half arab and i want to say today that racial discrimination in our society and in our schools is very real. i dealt with it growing up in schools. his father dealt with it growing up as an arab american and we fear our son will deal with these issues as he grows older. in addition to that, i want to say that mental health issues in our children are very real. my son, after experiencing a traumatic life event, was diagnosed with adjustment disorder. he woke up in the nights for months screaming, waking up from nightmares. the healing process was a long road. he has finally been able to heal and gain a sense of belonging, but i want to say that we need some investments in our school, invest in racially, culturally inclusive schools that are supportive and address mental health needs of children and families to give our students and families a chance to succ

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rodney griffin, a former friend of derrick coleman and shop foreman testified he was brought into look at the warehouse to help ring it up to code before anyone had moved in. as for building stairs he said he would build them out of old pallets to save cost. he told him it's not safe, not up to code. with the defense cross-examined griffin, griffin told the court he had gone to the fire station near the ghost ship warehouse two years ago and asked to speak to the fire chief. he wanted them to know the condition of the warehouse. he said the fire chief told him they were aware of the building and had several complaints about it. griffin said i felt brushed off. the acted like everything was under control. the last person to take the stand today was a deputy fire marshal with the alameda county fire department. we will hear more in cross- examination tomorrow. we will have continuing coverage on kpix .com. >>> live look at the house right now where the trump administration is fighting back against democrat led investigations of the president. natalie brandt life on capitol hill with the

fredericksburg several years but only moved into this house six months ago and now the home michael colemanas tryi to fix up for his family is the terrible violence. kyrrus ande1 rachel ozuna and h boyfriend michael coleman. xd families and community are no reason imaginable for them to midate school classm oft(jf 14-year-old kyrrus. this teenÑi spoke to drew wilde on thursday. >> i feel like he didn't deserve that. >> reporter: the three victims were discovered wednesday morning when the teen boy'sr fatheme by the house. neighbors saw him crying outside after the sheriff's deputies arrived responding to his clfáe for help. also discovered inside the house alive, a 6 week old baby and a toddler. children of the couple.o spylvania county sheriff's investigatorspent ta5 collecting evidence here, even searching the woodsacross the they are saying little about only that the three were killed by axd sharp object. with the crime scene tape lifted today, weÑi are getting a close look at the scene. parkedll across the property, nine different trucks and luxury st0q$icles and lots of construction e

the book, "a private war," the story of private war is about marie coleman.she was suffering from severe traumatic poster medic stress and also serious alcoholism. she had seen more conflict than most soldiers because of all of the assignments that she had ass a war correspondent. and yet back she went with all of these issues. her editor encouraged her. >> absolutely. what's interesting about marie colvin, another marie which is not such a common name, marie is an american who grew up in long island, the daughter of two teachers. and since we shared many friends in, but there were extraordinary parallels because she was hardwired to become what she became by her father it was a huge political activist isil long island schoolteacher. he used to take her on his shoulders to rally in washington to end the war in vietnam when she was a child. she talked her way into yale. she completely missed the deadline. she missed everything and they took her because she was phenomenally smart. when she got to yale her father unfortunately died quite young and she never got

clive coleman, bbc news.n anti—poaching operation in malawi. guardsman mathew talbot, who was serving on his first deployment with the first battalion coldstream guards, was on a patrol when he was killed by the animal. his commanding officer described him as determined and big—hearted. police are continuing to question a 34—year—old man, who's been arrested over the abduction of two girls, and is being investigated for a string of other attacks around the country. joseph mccann was arrested in cheshire on sunday. he's being questioned over seven incidents across england, including the rape of an 11—year—old boy and a 71—year—old woman. detectives investigating the discovery of two women in a freezer in canning town in east london have identified the second victim. she's been named as henriett szucs — a hungarian national who had been in the uk for several years. scotland yard said her next of kin have been informed but formal identification has not yet taken place. a government—backed review says there is to

clive coleman reports.fore he was paralysed from the neck down following a car crash. he now lives with constant pain and wants to be able to end his life at a time he chooses, but he'd need help, and the law criminalises assisting a suicide. when it's bad, it's like i've been smashed on the back of my neck with a bar. of my neck with a bat. it's the worst thing in the world for somebody to say, you're going to be here for the rest of your life, and i'm going to make sure you're here for a lot of years. it somewhat can be construed as torture. in 2014, paul lost a case at the supreme court. two out of nine judges said they would have made a declaration that the current law on assisted suicide breaches human rights, but overall the court said parliament should reconsider the law — and soon. in 2015, amidst heated public debate, mps comprehensively rejected a bill that would have legalised assisted dying for the terminally ill who had less than six months to live. but paul lamb's case is different. though inc

donald trump secretary of state like pompei o the former cia boss has been in london condemning jeremy coleman for opposing washington's plan to overthrow the government of venezuela it's disgusting to see leaders in not only the united kingdom but in the united states as well. who continue to support the murderous dictator dictator my dear oh pump a 0 in london that condemning the odds on favorite to be the next leader of britain as well as possibly the next leader of the usa because mike gravel opposed to u.k. you u.s. backed regime change in venezuela is running to be president in 2020 why did they hate it so so many places around the world because we kill so many people want to. q 2 you have a certain arrogance you want to you want to tell the iraqis how to run their country do we get off against 5 years and get off of carbon all we gotta do is want to do it just plain get out of their country they're asking us to leave and we insist on staying there the military industrial complex not only controls our government want to start their own but the whole our whole and my gravelle joins me now

is local so that mr coleman. mr walker the political career i mean has started in the political party of the president in the times before intrusion. both of them was moved in the through the hole in the other but by president bush and co and was on the part of 2 lists or. a political party. no he's working with mr steele's case so i think it's he's just a professional mercenary so to say a professional warrior who works for different masters well one of the masters you failed to mention was the ousted president viktor you know convicts he served in his government as well and believe it or not he was responsible for fighting corruption for one year for one year he was appointed as a chief for french a corruption team and there should be a resign because he. failed actually when the success in the environment was at the time well but he still worked for the administration and from what i understand there is a law that prevents him or prevents the administration from appointing him in any civil capacity now what i'

presided over attempts to prolong the incarceration of the world famous journalist and publisher coleman did within an hour of assad's being sent down a tax raiser made for austerity where does the prime minister think this government has gone wrong when we've reached the point where people now expect to live shorter lives may said corbin was the problem i say the right honorable gentleman the first of all that it is not the case that people are now expecting to be and shorter lives and they have to earn in the future maybe the only feels that way every stage of life we are ensuring that we as conservatives are improving people's lives i mean so many of those areas that right on the right of agenda has done nothing but those against the policies it's got to have to go. elsewhere this being international workers day the boss of the u.k. foreign affairs select committee put the boot into china and chinese telecoms company while weigh the decision that has been discussed in many parts of the world at the moment is the possibility that we will be nesting a dragon that. it's time to going to

clive coleman, bbc news., liverpool staged an extraordinary comeback against barcelona in the second leg of the champions league semifinals at anfield. the reds came into the match 3—0 down after a disapointing performance in barcelona. but tonight they stunned everyone with a 4—0 win and a place in the champions league final. our sports editor dan roan is at anfield. what a night for liverpool! absolutely, yes. this place has seen some remarkable comebacks over the yea rs, some remarkable comebacks over the years, but anfield knew that it had to inspire the kind of recovery here this evening that would eclipse anything it has previously seen. they were 3—0 down from the first leg against a lionel messi inspired barcelona. despite that, manager jurgen klopp always said his team had a glimmer of hope, and he was proven correct, as anfield enjoyed surely its greatest ever european night. if ever liverpool needed anfield to rod to the rescue, it was now. 3—0 down from the first leg, liverpool need to have any ho

brian: the former mayor of detroit, coleman young.avid: you could write a entire book but he was called before the committee in those same hearings in 1952 as my father. he had the same lawyer, george crockett and coleman young turned those hearings on end. he was not a member of the communist party, he was from a lot of communists as part of the radical movement early in the united autoworkers. but when they called him, he really didn't know how to deal with somebody who was not afraid of him like that. so both chairman wood and frank tavener, tavener from virginia and wood from georgia, both had southern accents and southern sensibilities and had both come out of racist backgrounds. so when they said or tried to say negro, which is what blacks were called then whether consciously or subconsciously would come out negra. coleman young went nuts about that and said that's not how you pronounce it. it's negro, not negra. and then from then on sort of developed more and more control over the questioning. so that he wasn't taking anything

coleman, thank you so much for being here. where am i wrong? >> good morning. what's being misreported so far is we're not offering university score alongside the s.a.t. that's personal to a student. we're offering general background information which you've made some points about, but let's just say what we're doing. the only individual thing is the s.a.t. score it does not change. but what we offer alongside universities is general information about school and neighborhood. but that would be the same for all students in that school. or all students in that neighborhood. it's how they're neighborhood and school stack up. an s.a.t. score only shows so much. but when you put it together in context that has emerged you can identify more students who seem to score remarkably well in demanding circumstances. i'll give you one example, michael then we'll talk more broadly. there's a young woman in mississippi a partner school just admitted her her s.a.t. scores are roughly average to other students but when they looked at her s.a.t. score in context tore students in

trump secretary of state mike pompei oh the former cia boss has been in london condemning jeremy coleman for opposing washington's plan to overthrow the government of venezuela it's disgusting to see leaders in not only the united kingdom but in the united states as well. who continue to support the murderous dictator dictator my dear oh pump a 0 in london that condemning the odds on favorite to be the next leader of britain as well. it's possibly the next leader of the usa because mike gravel opposed to u.k. new u.s. backed regime change in venezuela is running to be president in 2020 why did they hate us so so many places around because we kill so many people want the old joe i'll include you too you have a certain arrogance you want to do want to tell the iraq beef how to run their country we can get off of gasoline in 5 years we'll get off of carbon in years all we gotta do is want to do it just play get out it's their country they're after you know probably and we insist on staying there the military industrial complex not only controls our government lock stock and barrel but the w

as describe by the expert, professor coleman, she states there is a significant performance difference between males and females. testosterone is the prifere driver of that difference. there is a wide gap. no overlap between the male and female at the tost rone ranges. there is no scientific doubt that men as a group perform better than women in sports. indeed this is why men and androgens.with this will mean the end of women sports. as tennis great martina navratilova wrote in "the washington post," in its current form, the equality act will damage title 9 which governs sports -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman will suspend. the gentleman is correct. the house is not in order. the gentleman is recognized. mr. steube: this would amend the 1964 civil rights act by redefining sex to include gender identity. without an exception the definition would apply to all amendments to the 1964 act including title 9. most schools, colleges, the naacp, and the olympic committee would be affected because they receive federal funds and operate in interstate commerce. the legislation would make

i want to bring in another former congressman, republican tom coleman, who just wrote a piece saying that donald trump and pence are effectively illegitimate and should be impeached. good evening, thanks for coming on "the beat." >> ari, thank you. it was entertaining to listen to your guests there. i almost felt like they needed a referee. >> a referee, well. maybe they had enough time to talk and i was only refereeing part of it. they're still here as is your former colleague here. what drew you to reach this conclusion and what response, if any, do you have to what we heard about congressman amash and the panel? >> i would have to associate myself with sean and michelle's comments. i think they're spot on. in fact, they would be the same comments that i would make. if you condone wrongdoing, which is what donald trump is all about, then you're going to encourage it. if you encourage it, you're going to lose the rule of law and possibly risk our democracy. i don't have a 1 1/2-year-old but i have three granddaughters. and that's good enough for me. >> i mean, david is the fifth --

and that is strong words and tom coleman is joining me now.>> thank you for the invitation, kendis. >> and why do you believe that president trump has an illegitimate presidency. >> you said my words. it is obvious when you take into your confidence russian operatives intelligence assets as paul manafort the chairman of the trump campaign did, providing polling information from the campaign as well as as a strategic document how to win the midwest and share that with that person and that is how trump won the election in the u.s. i feel he's illegitimate not only because he's illegitimate, i think the vice president is too because they ran as a team and the russians wanted the team to win. >> how long have you felt this way? i know that you've called this presidency an administration a national nightmare. how long have you felt this way about -- >> well, to tell you the truth, in this very studio back in the campaign of 2016 i said that the candidate trump was mentally unfit and emotionally unfit to be president and he's proven me right every d

hundreds of council seats on several local authorities but the opposition labor party led by jeremy coleman also lost support smaller parties made big gains the anti bracks and liberal democrats and greens are running away from a big disenchantment with the protests protracted britain because haitians are the conservative party conference in wales the prime minister theresa may face the sometimes hostile audience. thank you everybody. here is right. there. when she was finally allowed to speak your truth may have this to say about her party's heavy losses now this is a difficult time for our party and these election results are a symptom of that we have the privilege of governing our party is meant as time and we have a responsibility to deliver something truly historic. what is momentous and historic is so simple and straightforward go straight to the capital that comes from that she joins us from london welcome these were local elections but bracks it seems to have been behind a lot of the party's poor showing absolutely yeah we've seen huge losses for the conservatives we've seen losses

my name is brandy from coleman advocates. we organize families and youth touched by the school to prison pipeline. it is a known fact the root causes of youth in juvenile hall are lack of opportunities and support, education and so many other systems that don't support black and brown youth to the level that they should. we need to hold accountability to these systems, accountability should not be held solely on the young people to pushen them to prison and halt their youth. this is holding accountable to the systems in this case in this case the juvenile justice system and not about who works in the system but the system under serving and criminalizing and traumatizing our youth. we are here in complete support of the juvenile hall shut down and we invest that money from power and healing because we owe that to them. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am michelle. i am the lead organizer at coleman advocates. on behalf of parent and youth organizers, i urge you to shut down juvenile hall and apply restorative practices to add

the magistrate issued a summons johnson himself must now answer the charges in court district judge coleman decided dunn's having considered all the relevant factors she was satisfied that this is a proper case in which to issue a summons against mr johnson for 3 counts of misconduct in public office if there is a beautiful day there has been no response from boris johnson or his spokesman but the timing is extraordinary johnson is the current frontrunner to replace to research and if he wins he could find himself as a prime minister facing trial that might make it harder for him to kind of just blow past this one. and also it's a very serious charge to to suggest that has contributed to. the outcome of the referendum and all that goes with that is something that i think you might find quite hard to shake off. concerns about the character and truthfulness of politicians are not new. george orwell described politics as a mass of lies evasion folly but seeing a politician held criminally responsible for misleading campaign slogans would indeed be a startling precedent paul brennan al jazeera

had the same lawyer, crockett, coleman young turned those hearings on end.e was not a member of the party.ist he was friendly with a lot of ommunists, and part of the radical movement earlier in the united autoworkers, but when him, they really didn't know how to deal with somebody who was not afraid of that.ike and so both chairman wood and avivener, tel av had southern both accents and sensibilities, both ame out of racist backgrounds so when they said or tried to say negro, which is what blacks them, whether consciously or subconsciously, negra.ld come out coleman young went nuts against that and said, you know, that's you pronounce it. and then , not negra, from then on, sort of developed and more control over the questioning, so that he wasn't taking anything from them about, you know, any of those issues. it meant tonow what be an american, when he and african-americans were second class citizens, denied the right to vote. he talked about his experiences world war ii when he was kicked out of an officer's club even though he was an officer black. he wa

the whole coleman finally. to me. for me. that's on the understanding from the victim on this and in fact you know and having so much better for me i'm honest and that i have a horrible plots and bucket of apartment open for a few i shot the guy who did the 16th one of the subpoena. and i put in yon for. one title. yeah as with. mark's missile. because our company already start us. off the finish. but the only thing. my side is on the defensive not and it's not my stash of. fun in my hand it's going to do it at school and i wanted to. know that you have enough guns mine included not a contradiction mentioning school boards. i'm a. car bomb i mean just to play d. and watch. and that's what i'm so common zaphod like that not so much by the not so not much of no sense invades the body not most of it if you're not there is often not seen. daughters as young was a long a fun like general told off on the outside so i'm not so it doesn't. help that so. our not so 9 months are still stuck in the falklands. and if that means does anyo

the victims have been identified as 39-year-old michael coleman, his girlfriend, rachel ozuna, and herld on, cairus. no word on a possible suspect in this case. >>> emergency roadwork undery along river ride in montgomery county. drivers -- river road in montgomery county. a drivers being detoured to essworthy and seneca road. the closure and detour will likely be in place in next week. . first 4 traffic alert. we're talking about eastbound 7 au're approaching the south mountain rest area, myersville. again, we are shut down. chopper 4 showingli the ear tractor-trailer fire, a five-mile back up. take 40 or alternate 40 instead. cluck? >> if you're beach -- chuck? >>> if you're beach-bounds, great weather for today, tomorrow, showery. statement around the washington area. showery on sunday. no real washouts. >> very niceweekend >> thank you, charles. >>> that is the news for today, we appreciatu waking up with us. >> the "today" show is ♪ ♪ ♪ free range eggs for free range living. nellie's free range eggs (chicken clucks) >>> good morning. breaking overnight. crisis point. multiple leve

>> that last speaker is alabama state speaker linda coleman madison. she's a democrat and voted against the bill. tell us what was going through your mind when this passed. >> reporter: brianna, it was unbelievable. it was just like a step back in the past. the burning of the witches to the stake, you know, women's suffrage. a lot of things went through my mind, and looking at where we were going with this bill and we wondered, exactly where are we going as a country. i sat there and i listened to the majority republican, all men. most have women, that have wives, that have daughters, that voted against every amendment that we offered, even the one about the exclusion of rape and incest. they say that they are pro-life. it's about the sanctity of life. it's about supporting women, it's about justice for women. yet when we make amendments to make this a better bill to do just that, to address the fact that if the bill were passed and the woman were forced to have this child, what kind of support is there? there is none. it's a slap in the face to all wo

united states government working with the government of pakistan, secured the release of caitlan colemanua boyle and their three children. >> reporter: but caitlyn says even after their release she was still a hostage held by josh's physical and emotional abuse. she sat down with abc shortly after the rescue, still dressed in traditional muslim garb. josh seemingly controlling her every move. >> he restrictedything. ad no freedom as far as where i would go, who i would talk to, how i would dress, what i would say. >> reporter: a few months later, caitlyn said she couldn't bear the abuse any longer, fleeing from her husband in the dead of night. joshua boyle was arrested in december 2017, charged with assault and ironically, unlawful confinement along with other crimes. he has pleaded not guilty and the trial is ongoing many through his attorneys, boyle declined to come. kate lynn and her children are a now adjusting to their new lives. like army intelligence officer chris costa and tom bossert, now an abc news contributor, they both travel to caitlyn's home to meet her. >> spent a lot of

my new office when i'm sure of the whole coleman fund his speech off my head must. smash him for me. some of my understanding from the victim is in fact you know and obvious in this but if i'm me i'm honest and i have. a problem i'm going for a few i shot the guy who did disappear if you wanted to subpoena. america and i put in yon for. yeah everything i'm sorry mark smith. because our company already set us to talk of synchrony and that was off the finish. but the. sun is now. most obvious on the differences not that it's not my stash of good fun in buy and it's going to do it as kind of entity it may not mention. that you have not done to my nickel educate not because it's an issue let's go towards. our. power back when it's up to late and fortune. and that's what that's what tom was out for quite the not so. by the not so not much often also that some but it's not most of it if you're not a nazi and. hound and daughters as young as a long the fun lived in the all told off and not so it's one of those doesn't. it sort of. all of that so 9 months of school starts i

my new office when i'm quite sure of the whole coleman funding. system for mr vinson. that's on the understanding from the victim on this and in fact and of weeks on this but if i'm human and and i have a horrible subplots and that's a problem often for a few i shot the guy who did the 16 feuds wanted to subpoena and that's kind of honest i was on. a makeover and i putting on friday and i'm the. title. yeah everything i'm serious marks me so think. because our company all minnesota us to talk of synchrony and runs off the finish. but the only. son is now. my son is on the defensive not and it's not my stash of good fun in my hand it's going to dog that's kind of entity in a minute mentions going to. be obnoxious guns minding quality kid not the kind to me certain things go towards. oh i'm a. car bomb i mean just to play games watch. and that's what i'm so it comes out for. the not so doing is lies and that's not much of no so that's a very it's not was that if you're not there is often enough to you. helen and daughters young wasn't long enough on one general told off

coleman a lifelong republican served in the house for nearly two decades, and in a new op-ed, he writes that the both president trump and vice president pence are illegitimate and calls for them to be impeached. coleman says "because doj regulations put a president above the law while in office, i believe the only viable option available is for the house of representatives under article 22 section 4 of the constitution to open its own investigation. hold public hearings and then determine if they should pursue removal of the president through impeachment. there's a trove of evidence in the mueller report indict indicating that trump has committed multiple impeachable offenses including abuse of power and lie together american public, both were part of the articles an of impeachment brought against president richard nixon." that doesn't tip some republicans over the image, maybe the president giving his attorney general sweeping new powers to investigate his perceived political enemies might do the trick. that was the big news last night. when trump gave william barr "full and complete a

from the football field to the university stage, los angeles cornerback nickell robey-coleman is trading his helmet and jersey for a cap and gown. >> i say i'm going to go back and i'm going to actually make an impact. i want to set myself up for after my football career. >> reporter: he's delivering on a promise made to his late mother. >> and i made a promise to be there for my sister and to get my degree, and i lived up to every single word. >> reporter: here you can see robey-coleman receiving his degree in policy planning and development from the university of southern california where he played for three years before entering the nfl. >> this feeling, i must say, is a little bit better than going to the super bowl, so i rank this as number one. this is like -- this is like something that no one can take away from me. >> reporter: but the corner isn't the only player from this year's super bowl making good on a graduation promise. the receiver lining up opposite him, new england patriots star julian edelman, is returning to kent state university today to receive his integrated studi

admission in an existential crisis the main opposition labor party suffered too because of jeremy coleman's continued prevarication over whether or not he supports bricks in the aftermath he gave an indication he might now be prepared to support a new referendum what this party does. he supports an agreement with the european union to prevent crushing out supports putting that proposal when agreed to a public backed labor's infighting led directly to a surge in support for the greens and liberal democrats the total vote for parties which supports not leaving the european union at all was over 40 percent so they could say they won as well the number of votes the fact that more people have supported remain parties if you count us as the lead remaining party and then greens and change u.k. add those votes together more people have supported us and supported the bracks it party the government has to listen there is one piece of common ground between the brics that party and its pro european opponents all of which outflanked labor and the conservatives they're all demanding electoral reform the

clive coleman, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news...nd borough market attacks pay tribute to their loved ones on the first day of an inquest into their deaths. as cross—party brexit talks continue, the government confirms european parliament elections will go ahead in the uk on the 23rd of may. a smile from the queen, and delight from other members of the family following the announcement of the new royal baby. sport now, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. gavin, can liverpool delete? straight to the champions league — where liverpool are hoping to overturn a three goal deficit against barcelona, in their quest to make a second final in a row. this is how it stands at anfield. 0ne now. the lead after the seven minutes, what a goalie could pick to be. doing well at this moment, very much holding barcelona for the moment. they need to keep the score alyssa —— know if they do want to keep it. they are at the attack at the moment. barcelona won both previous champions league visits against liverpool but they are unbeaten in

tom coleman of missouri outfront and appreciate your time, sir. thank you so much. main reason? why are you calling for impeachment now? >> calling for impeachment now because the mueller report is out. and in it he describes ten obstructions of justice charges that he could not bring because of the department of justice rule and regulation that says you can't diet a sitting president. that's number one. number two, i believe this is an illegitimate president because he welcomed help and influence from the russians in his campaign. for example, his chairman, paul march, met with a russian intelligence asset in new york and shared with him their polling information and a strategy on how to win the midwestern states. and that's where trump won the election and the electoral college. is it a conspiracy to did he fraud the voters? apparently mr. mueller couldn't find the conspiracy of a crime. but it's wrng and needs to be handled and looked at by the congress, because i believe it's an impeachable offense. >> all right. but your point is that it may not be legally diet

clive coleman, bbc news.sts in britain are not ready to buy one. more than half of those taking part in a trial by the transport research laboratory said they wouldn't invest in one within the next five years. our transport correspondent tom burridge reports. dad—of—two john cook with his relatively new petrol suv. for now at least, he decided an electric car was not right for long family trips to cornwall and they have no off—street parking. there is definitely an increased cost in buying electric and also just where you go to charge the cars, you know, we live on a street so it would be quite difficult to have a charge on our street. john is typical of uk consumers. new research suggests most of us are simply not ready to buy electric. the non—profit transport research laboratory gave 200 mainstream consumers full use of an electric car for four days. the experiment was repeated for similar petrol and hybrid models. afterwards, more than half said they would probably not buy an electric car as their first v

authorities as we say coleman who is the kids a longtime friend as well of julian assange told us search may come as a blow to the whistleblowers legal case. disgraceful way for an independent sovereign nation to behave but that's what they're doing i don't know exactly what they want to find but they're going to get an awful lot they're going to get. judy and legal notes from the legal meetings what should have been private legal meetings that is held in the embassy obviously i think that's of great concern to those who are preparing to fight is actually in case here i think that the 7 years that julian spent in the embassy of war very hard on him he's an incredibly resilient person by did see the cost exerted on him i don't think the children should have served any time at all for his enormous achievements in reinventing journalism. inspiring not just chelsea manning that's one of the whistleblowers we show since you've been in a measurable benefit to the world you should be extremely grateful to julian what has happened to him is a travesty. for prosecutors in sweden have requested th