the letter is handwritten by one of the crown office's own artists, and signed elizabeth r by the queenk to go until the big day. our correspondent simon clemison is at buckingham palace this morning. what is the significance of this letter? good morning to you, christian. anyone might seek the blessing of their parents or grandparents, but in royal circles that process ends in paperwork. it is because about 200 years ago there was a highly controversial marriage and it was decided after that that the monarch would have to give written consent if any of the descendants wanted to tie the knot. that law has been changed now a bit, sojust the tie the knot. that law has been changed now a bit, so just the first six in line to the throne had to do that. of course, when harry got engaged he was fifth in line to the throne. now louis has been born, he is sixth. the queen has to give her consent, and she has done that as we can see from this document. it is very unlikely she would have said no and would only have done so on the advice of the prime minister. if she had, he still could have gotte

the formal record is handwritten by one of the crown office's own artists, and signed "elizabeth r" byer their wedding next weekend. and i could really put the pressure on byrne and ask about the weather next weekend. but how is it looking at the rest of this weekend? i have only got a minute, i couldn't possibly get all the way to next weekend. actually, at this stage, it doesn't look too bad but we will keep a close eye on it between now and then but as far as things go for today, a nice looking day in many places, good spells of sunshine around, a bit different around north—east scotland, some outbreaks of rain here and through the afternoon, the cloud breaking up for eastern england end here, some clouds out west and the small chance ofa clouds out west and the small chance of a heavy shower in northern ireland. tonight, under clear skies, it will turn chilly, some cloud into the far west and also into the south—east but in between, towns and cities will be down to three or 4 degrees, a bit lower in the countryside, even a touch of frost. tomorrow, we are being invaded from two sid

the formal record is handwritten by one of the crown office's own artists, and signed "elizabeth r" bywedding next weekend. the couple's wedding will include an address from a senior african american bishop. meghan markle herself is mixed race, her mother doria is african american, and her heritage has been the source of much comment even before the engagement. colleen harris has been exploring how some in britain's black community view her arrival in the royal family this is a moment that captivated the world, and some corners of the internet. mock videos appeared online celebrating the news and meghan‘s heritage. i've come to coventry, my home city, and the birthplace of two—tone music, which promoted a black and white unite standce during the 80s. —— stance. one of its leading faces was pauline black from the selecter. i'm certainly not a royalist. i think the monarchy is outmoded, outdated, and has a colonial past. and here is a young black woman about to marry into the royal family. how will she change it? i don't know, but i think she will probably be given fairly difficult ride,

the formal record is handwritten by one of the crown office's own artists, and signed "elizabeth r" by weekend. it was a night filled with drama at the eurovision final in lisbon after a man invaded the stage during the uk's performance. he grabbed the microphone from surie before being dragged off and arrested. she later turned down the chance to sing again, and finished third from bottom. the show belonged to israel's netta who won with her song ‘toy‘, referred to by most viewers as the ‘chicken song'. our entertainment correspondent david sillito was there. # storms don't last forever. # forever, remember. eurovision, and the uk's surie was more than halfway through a song when suddenly a protester appeared and grabbed the microphone. nazis of the uk media, we demand freedom! seconds later, the mic back in her hand, it was as if nothing had happened. as she reached the line "don't give up," the crowd leapt to their feet. the protester, who has invaded other british tv programmes in the past, was taken into police custody. the whole crowd gathered round. like, the response of eurovis

the formal record is handwritten by one of the crown office's own artists, and signed ‘elizabeth r' byouple after their wedding next weekend. and with less than a week to go until the royal wedding, some children at an american school here in the uk are offering meghan markle advice on the best to adapt to life in britain. i have never seen i have never seen a i have never seen a princess or a prince before. now i have. fish this is bbc news — coming up in the next few minutes: the travel show is in the philippines, braving public transport in the traffic chaos of manila. do. paul the weekend is looking better for most of them part one. eastern errors are looking drier, willacy sums sunshine, but in glorious bells of sunshine to begin the day further west tha n of sunshine to begin the day further west than across wales. through the afternoon that rain across northern areas, particularly funny and far more familiar than scotland, will clear away and become confided in northern isles and most places will be dry. this weather front on the eastern side bringing rain, it will continue to m

the formal record is handwritten by one of the crown office's own artists, and signed "elizabeth r" byre is ben. sunday started with rain in places, particularly towards the east and the north of the uk, but foremost, we are ending the day with sunny skies, though sunny skies translate into clear skies overnight, that will allow you to turn quite chilly. towns and cities around three or 4 degrees. in the countryside, quite close to freezing so countryside, quite close to freezing so there could be a touch of frost here and there. some extra cloud into the far south—east and into northern ireland and western scotla nd northern ireland and western scotland by the end of the night. these areas cloud will try to close in across the country tomorrow, so quite grey and actually quite cool around the coasts for east anglia and the south—east. a lot of ploughed into northern ireland and western scotland that could produce the odd splash of rain but in between, some decent swells and sunshine and after a fairly chilly start, temperatures will climb quite nicely up to 19 or 20. temperatures clim

the formal record is handwritten by one of the crown office's own artists, and signed "elizabeth r" bys than a week to go until the royal wedding, some children at an american school here in the uk are offering meghan markle advice on the best to adapt to life in britain. i have never seen a princess or a prince before. now i have. meghan markle comes from here, and she's moving to hear. a lesson in culture. in a moment, we'll bejoined by bbc one viewers for a full round up of the day's news with mishal husain, and at 5.45pm, it'll be time for meet the author. but now it's the weather with ben rich. for some of us it was a slow start this sunday, with some clout and outbreaks of rain, but most of us ending the day on a fine note, it certainly looked beautiful out there their weather was early on. plenty more fine weather to come through the week ahead, lots of dry weather, spells of sunshine, it will feel warm. however the middle part of the week will bring something a bit cooler. satellite pictures show the strength of cloud, which brought some rain to the first part of the day, still

the formal record is handwritten by one of the crown office's own artists, and signed elizabeth r byp in a council house and was the son of a joiner has topped this year's sunday times rich list. sirjim ratcliffe is worth an estimated £21 billion. he founded the chemical firm ineos, which runs the grangemouth refinery near falkirk. he is the first british—born individual to top the list in 15 years. it was a night filled with drama at the eurovision final in lisbon, after a man invaded the stage during the uk's performance. he grabbed the microphone from surie, before being dragged off and arrested. she later turned down the chance to sing again, and finished third—from—bottom. the show belonged to israel's netta, who won with her song toy, referred to by most viewers as the ‘chicken song'. our entertainment correspondent david sillito was there. # stones don't last forever. # forever, remember. eurovision, and the uk's surie was more than halfway through a song when suddenly a protester appeared and grabbed the microphone. nazis of the uk media, we demand freedom! seconds later, the

war" broke many records when it opened last weekend, and it's going to walk away with the box office crownother options, three new movies want your attention. david daniel (nat) "who needs a daiquiri? could you be a doll and get me a little snack?""you know i was just hired to do carpets, right?""you're fired." "overboard" is a gender- flipped remake of the kurt russell - goldie hawn 80's comedy, with eugenio (ay-oo-hehn-ee-oh) derbez as a spoiled playboy and anna (ah-na) faris as a working-class single mom. analysts figure it'll easily be the top new movie, debuting with 10-to-15 million dollars. (nat) hello. i'm tully." "tully" reunites director jason reitman, screenwriter diablo cody, and their "young adult" star, charlize theron. the oscar winner plays an exhausted mother of three whose life is changed by a night nanny, played by mackenzie davis. box office watchers see it opening with two-to-four million dollars. (nat) "welcome to nino's. that's a beautiful car, sir." "yeah? don't touch it." (nat) "bad samaritan" is the first wide release from director dean devlin's electric entertain

in time opposition and steered by courageous decisions told your master we have received the crown of the office from god common law. we must forge peace. the germans started make thirteenth on the d w. c. lentils are the humble poles of b.f. it needs a second glance to see this tiny pulses potential as a miracle of nutrition. we call it mother we call it miss soups we eat it all and we eat a shell but it is at the hot. all the dishes lentils can help regulate blood sugar and people with diabetes and maybe even reduce the risk of cancer there especially popular in poorer countries with a fast growing population bottom dentals or without them when nothing. is easily. figure out human population in. in forty years when up eighty percent in the same forty years lentil consumption went up three hundred fifty percent therefore everybody wants to eat more lentils. how can the future need for lentils be fulfilled the fields aren't getting any bigger and lentils growing regions that are severely affected by climate change. claim it is changing i would grow up is experiencing more frequent droughts more

tricked into a sexual relationship with an undercover police officer is mounting a legal challenge to have him prosecuted. she is demanding the crownan police. a new study suggests that diet choices play a big part in accelarating or delaying the menopause. researchers at the university of leeds found that eating too many carbohydrates could quicken the onset of the menopause, but an extra daily serving of oily fish like mackerel or salmon could delay it by more than three years. that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 10.30. thank you for your messages. we will talk to tamsin in the next half an hour about what happened regarding her being removed from the cinema. she says she was laughing too loudly, she has asperger‘s. david says, if a baby was crying in the cinema, you would expect the parent to ta ke cinema, you would expect the parent to take it into the four yay for awhile. helen, ithink to take it into the four yay for awhile. helen, i think we need to be tolera nt of awhile. helen, i think we need to be tolerant of people with and without special needs —— take it into the foyer. we will also speak to a representa

office space. and we are on top of the crown, so we want to show you this exclusive look inside that crown.that's what you see when you look way up top. look at the cooling system that is set up right there. we took an elevator up here, and the engineers who work in this building say they have seen all kinds of microclimates, extreme weather conditions. it could be dry on the streets, but reining in here because of the thermal collection that goes on. they see a lot more condensation than what we see out across san francisco. but we do want to talk about the streets. we are the only new station appear and there is a crew setting up for the fireworks show. temperature wise, we are looking at 52 degrees for san francisco. that live shot is from the transamerica. it is covered in that cloud. temperature wise, we are at 64. it has not warmed up at all around the bay. we are dealing with cool conditions. west winds are also picking up at 11 miles per hour. downtown san francisco is a 12 miles per hour. fairfield is at 20. west winds are pushing in the cloud coverage further east. it will start t

relationship with an undercover police officer is mounting a legal challenge to try to have him prosecuted. she's attempting to bring a case against the head of the the crownct in a public office. he had relationships with two other women whilst he was undercover, and is currently suspended from the metropolitan police. our home affairs correspondent, june kelly reports. august 1996 and the london traffic was halted by cycling protesters. they were from an environmental group, reclaim the streets. among them wasjim group, reclaim the streets. among them was jim sutton, group, reclaim the streets. among them wasjim sutton, supposedly signed up to the cause. in fact he was a police by gathering evidence on the activists. his real name is jim boyling and while he was undercover, he had relationships with three women. 0ne undercover, he had relationships with three women. one of them, using the pseudonym moniker, is now fighting to have him prosecuted for misconduct in public office and sexual offences including rape.” was encouraged to be intimate and sexual with somebody who i would never ever have got involved with if i had known who he was. i loved him ina

office in the past week german chancellor angela merkel and french president manny on the crown have made second visit to washington to urge strength to remain in the agreement but trump has threatened to withdraw from the deal unless it's really go sheeted he is cheered to decide by may twelfth discussing. today is international workers day or let. these tracks still give me a feeling of comfort even if they are just a distant memory. almost every day for twenty years he waits year drove his train past this spot he worked as a train driver until one day while getting off the train he slipped and fell and broke his spine the railway refused to treat the incident as a workplace accident lead believes the company systematically violated labor laws by long sense that something wasn't right but they always work so much that there was not much time to think about things. today he's partly paralyzed he receives no pension or compensation but he's long stopped worrying about just his own fate lead documents how worker's rights are ignored he says it's not unusual for train drivers to work u

crown at the very top. this -- the building has 61 business stories. office space here for 61 stories high. then another few stories and then more that brings up to the top. we took the elevator and then another to get up here. let's talk about your forecast. a lot of you will be dealing with as you get outside and start your workday. there's a little bit of a marine layer as you see from our view. i want to show you our live camera. that's where temperatures, 57 degrees. the cloud cover helping keep it nice and warm. 52 in san francisco right now. livermore 54. concord 56 degrees. i want to show you that visibility. let's check in on the low lying cloud cover and see what are you dealing on the streets this morning. if you are near the coastline. that's where it's pretty low. down to two and a half miles for half moon bay. not bad at sfo. it's dropping just a bit. further up north eight mile visibility and santa rosa you will run into some of that. if you are driving through the valley locations keep that in mind. take your time and we will talk more about that in traffic. we have a west w

staircase of the grand kremlin palace to take the oath of office. 0n the stroke of midday, he entered the hall where russian emperors were crownedczar, loved by his people. he swore on the constitution to serve his citizens, protect russia's sovereignty, and made this pledge to the russian people. translation: our main goal is a new quality of life, security and health. 0ur reference point is a russia for the people, a country where everybody has the possibility for self—fulfilment. then, ringing out over moscow, a gun salute in the president's honour. vladimir putin is arguably the most powerful russian leader sincejosef stalin, but in this power lies a potential problem for the president and for his country. he has built a political system in which all other institutions, from the parliament to the court system, are weak, and all key decisions are taken by him — by putin. that is not only a huge responsibility, it begs the question, what will happen here when vladimir putin exits the political stage? not everyone has been celebrating six more years of vladimir putin. police broke up this anti—putin protest in moscow at the wee

office. in the great hall where russian emperors were crowned, mr putin will once again be declared presidentld's largest country. he's already the longest serving leader his isjosef stalin, the most powerful as well. by president bruton 4.0 faces some tough challenges. —— president putin. after the nerve agent attack in salisbury, that britain blames on the russian state, moscow faces international isolation. the war in syria is another potential flashpoint in relations between russia and the west, which are at their lowest level since the cold war. meanwhile, western sanctions against russia are beginning to bite. to boost the economy here, will president putin mend bridges with the west? and how will he deal with the west? and how will he deal with opponents at home? this is how an anti—putin protest ended in moscow on saturday. the kremlin has been cracking down hard on public displays of distance. that is unlikely to change. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. letters get more on the hospitality industry saying people struggle to recruit people after brexit —— let us. priya lakhani is the

office. in the great hall where russian emperors were crowned , mr putin will once again be declared presidentrgest country. he's already the longest serving leader here sincejosef stalin, the most powerful, too. but president putin 4.0 faces some tough challenges. after the nerve agent attack in salisbury that britain blames on the russian state, m oscow fa ces international isolation. the war in syria is another potential flash point in relations between russia and the west, which are at their lowest level since the cold war. meanwhile, western sanctions against russia are beginning to bite. to boost the economy here, will president putin mend bridges with the west? and how will he deal with opponents at home? this is how an anti—putin protest ended in moscow on saturday. the kremlin has been cracking down hard on public displays of dissent. that is unlikely to change. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. let's cross live to moscow and our correspondent there sarah rainsford. sarah, reports of arrests and brutality, what has been said? we understand 600 people were detained in the protests whi

when it came time to launch i hired a pimp to come into my office and i bought 2000 pencils and have them crowned them town in a hand to the amount. a lot of people still have those. >> are they sharp? >> it depends on who you ask. >> this could be obvious but what is next for the outer solar system and exploration? >> there are post new horizons getting to pluto. you might wonder what's next for new horizons, it's still going. it will make one more encounter on new year's eve and new year's day this coming new year's. a billion miles further than pluto there's a huge swarm of material for which pluto is a huge number of objects. it has been given a nickname minutes we don't know much about it. it will be by far the finest things we've ever seen in photographs. new horizons will encounter that next year. and then keep going to wander the galaxy. as far as future missions, now that we have seen this there is renewed interest in more missions. there are people advocating a return to pluto with an orbiter. we have not seen the other side of pluto suffer from quite a distance. we want to see the whol

crown victoria. it will be shipped to the puerto rico area by the latino peace officers association. the group says that for month, puerto rican police have been on foot wearing jeans and t- shirts because uniforms -- >>> u.p.s. is planning a trial run for its new environmentally friendly delivery trucks. teaming up with a british tech company to put 35 electric trucks on the road in europe. these trucks give off zero tailpipe emissions and they can go 150 miles on a single charge. each truck will also have advanced driver assistance systems that will improve safety for drivers and other cars on the road. now, the trial runs -- will kick off on the streets of london and paris. >>> ground will be broken today on a major building project that san francisco's historic pierce 70. the pierce in the project, which has been in the works for years will turn to the mostly abandoned shipyard into a complex with thousands of new housing units and retail, and there will also be some parks and playgrounds. world war ii shipbuilding site has been inaccessible to the public for more than a century.

today, thanks to the el cerrito police department and the latino peace officers association, a black and white crownis headed from the port of oakland to puerto rico. organizers say it is greatly needed by police there. >>> a decades old cold case may be heating up. up next the search is on, on this remote michigan property for 7 missing girls. >> a bay area councilman facing allegations of sexual misconduct now the city is looking for more potential victims. what we're learning about the claims. >> plus, continuing coverage of the developing news. several students suddenly sickened at a south bay school. coming up at 6:00. because antonio villaraigosa millions got it done.healthcare he defended women's healthcare, banned military-style assault weapons, banned workplace discrimination, and more. antonio for governor. >>> an intense search is going on in michigan for the remains of the girl who went missing a decade ago. and as fox news correspondent bryan llenas reports, she may not be the only one buried in the woods. >> reporter: 30 miles north of detroit in warren, michigan, fbi agents and local

office. on the stroke of midday, he entered the hall where russian emperors were crowned. the symbolisand the message couldn't be clearer -- putin the modern czar, loved bhis people. he swore on the constituti serve his citizens, protect his country, and made this pledge. president putin: our main goal is a new quality of life,ty secuand health. our reference point is russia for the people, a country where everybody has the possibility for self-fulfillment. steve: vladimir putin is arguably the most powerful russian leader since joseph stalin. but in this power lies a potential problem fo president and for his country. hemas built a political sys in which all other institutions from parliament to the court system are weak, and all key decisions e taken by him, putin. that is not only a huge spsibility, it begs the question, what will happen when vladimir putin exits the political stage? if he exits,ccording to the constitution, president putin must step down in six years' time. but already many russiansed t he will try to stick around. >> he knows he cannot leave the kreml

the crown prosecution service had originally found insufficient evidence against the marksman, but the officeror has also taken part in the project with one thousand metres of bunting being made. i'll be watching on a big, big screen. and see them, like, going down the aisle. the main thing i'm looking forward to see is meghan's dress and them saying yes. yeah. let's have a look at the travel situation now. there's a good service on the tubes this morning. on the roads, lane one closed on the m25 clockwise from junction 5 to junction 6 due to an accident. traffic moving slowly. in hackney, lauriston road closed in both directions between victoria park road and church crescent due to a police investigation. a219 shepherd's bush road has lane one closed northbound between minford gardens and goldhawk road due to a burst water main. let's have a check on the weather now with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. more sunshine today across the capital, it will stay dry and will feel a touch warmer than yesterday too because the winds are lighter, but it is a chilly start to the morning, some rur

crown victoria. they are shipping the car to puerto rico. they are needed because for months any officersn on foot wearing jeans and t-shirts because their uniforms, the reflective vests and cars were destroyed in the hurricane. >> there still is a big need and people are forgetting about puerto rico. but with this gesture we want to remind people that puerto rico still has issues and they need everybody's help. >> it is the first time that the latino peace officers association is helping out.>>> a man, he walked out of jail today. >> i am loving it right now. >> reporter: the new rule amount -- about how his bail was unconstitutional. that story coming up. ry >>> reports of bad dazzling find out what chevron is saying after drivers said that they had to visit their mechanics. (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ he's been called a rockstar lwinning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiativ

his horse, american pharoah won the elusive triple crown in 2015. >>> a group of local law enforcement officers the line of duty. we received some photos from the officers who departed out of sfo. there they are on the plane. 7:00, bright and early this morning. they are flying to new jersey where they will take part in a four-day, 250-mile bike ride. it will end at the national law enforcement officers memorial in washington, d.c. you're looking at a similar memorial for fallen officers in alameda county. the motto is we ride for those who died. communities turn out to greet the officers who biked through their towns. >> it makes you very very proud to be a law enforcement officer and to serve communities throughout the nation. it's really neat when you ride through a small town, and an entire school with all the students and teachers are lined up, high fiving all the riders as they come through the town, cheering you on. >> the police unit tour began back in 97 with just 18 officers participating. while they raised 18 grand that year, and since then, as you can see, it has grown to 2400 membe

the grand opening for sales force and they have 61 stories of office space that they will be using but we are above that. we are in the crown. that led art display is happen aroundous later tonight it. will be quite a show. also want to get to your weather forecast. we have a thick machine layer. that's why visibility is low. also on the ground and its being pushed far out east. afternoon highs won't be as warm as yesterday. especially inland. you will notice temperatures dropping into the low 70s. around the water, in the 50s and 60s. we will send it over to you. >> okay. >>> and slow stops, your 580 approach is very slow because of an accident near 980. this is just past highway 24 trying to get over to the maze. this is at powell. the east shore freeway heavy as you make your way through that maze. are you in the red into san francisco. >>> we are excited about our sales force tower camera. those cameras, the fog didn't participate today. >> that's so rude. >> we will show you amazing views this week. >> netta did such a great job in the elements. in a cloud. look at that. >> this is a news view. enjoy your day. cbs this

crown's turbulent first year in our. discontentment on the streets violent confrontations force used to subdue protesters this is from months one year into much corns first term in office twelve months ago call it stood here to much fanfare he had just won the election he was riding on high little did he know perhaps that his real battle was just about to begin reforming the working code provoked a backlash that pushed ahead while workers went on strike. everything is done to benefit the rich to give funds and subsidies to big companies the multinationals. who thinks by his bosses his friends but on about the small people so you get that he's against everyone who works against the pensioners against the students. some also argue that much corn has consolidated and concentrated power and by hand picking his m.p.'s who now have outright control of the national assembly he has ensured that his way is the only way. even the grassroots members of his own party have voiced frustration with his leadership saying it's not inclusive and their opinions don't count many are also unhappy that he's bypassed parliament to push through some reforms by decree rather than a vote meanwh

office. in the great hall where russian emperors were crowned , mr putin will once again be declared presidentready the longest serving leader here sincejoseph stalin, the most powerful too. but president putin 4.0 faces some tough challenges. after the nerve agent attack in salisbury that britain blames on the russian state, m oscow fa ces international isolation. the war in syria is another potential flashpoint in relations between russia and the west, which are at their lowest level since the cold war. meanwhile, western sanctions against russia are beginning to bite. to boost the economy here, will president putin mend bridges with the west? and how will he deal with opponents at home? this is how an anti—putin protest ended in moscow on saturday. the kremlin has been cracking down hard on public displays of dissent. that is unlikely to change. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. the foreign secretary borisjohnson is expected to make a series of appearances on american tv in an attempt to persuade president trump not to abandon the iran nuclear deal. mrjohnson has warned president trump tha

crown building was complete. which is interesting, because we think of that as our first modern high rise or office building and so this building actually predated it by a few years. >> commissioner johnck: i think this is really kind of ironic. as a new member of arc, commission hyland was there that day and commission pearlman, we were doing a great job of reviewing the adequacy of the presentation alternatives for the project. and they were good. they were great. and we were looking at the value of the historic -- not only historic buildings, but the historic landscape and the integration of that as significant in the integration of those elements. and we asked the owner and the project sponsor to go back and do a better job on that and give us a little more attention to particularly, i was interested in the landscape. and the relationship to the building. so i think we've already got a wonderful process going on. and i did not hear anything that -- of convincing to lend this to national register status. i mean, if anything, we should be looking at something local first or even eligibility, so to me, this is sh

officer and the most on suspects the attacker was already known to operatives. there was a state of emergency was lifted but in fact the new incoming president the crown at the time then instituted a number of the measures from the state of emergency into law so the security services in france do indeed have wide ranging powers and unfortunately i would be willing to bet that whoever perpetrated this attack this time it's already on the radar either with the intelligence agencies or at the very least with the local police. perhaps involved in petty crime we've seen this person emerge time and time and time again in france particularly where people there seems to be an overlap between the criminality and the radicalization which leads some to carry out such attacks. leaders of europe the major powerhouses have rebelled against their closest ally washington this week the rift was brought about by donald trump a decision to reject the iran nuclear deal. i am announcing today that the united states will withdraw from the a rare nuclear deal another statement from trump and we are in for another treat it's so juicy you can't help but savor it let's take it from the to

office. on the stroke of midday, he entered the hall where russian emperors were crowned.d made this pledge to the russian people. translation: our main goal is a new quality of life, security and health. our reference point is russia for the people, a country where everybody has the possibility for self—fulfilment. vladimir putin is arguably the most powerful russian leader sincejosef stalin, but in this power lies a potential problem for the president and his country. he has built a political system in which all other institutions, from the parliament to the court system, are weak, and all key decisions are taken by him — by putin. that‘s not only a huge responsibility. it begs the question, what will happen here when vladimir putin exits the political stage? according to the constitution vladimir putin must step town in six years. but many say he will stick around. he knows he can't leave the kremlin voluntarily, because he will be responsible for everything he did and failed to do. so he's prisoner? he‘s prisoner of the system of personalised power in the kremlin‘s pow

officer i am a strong suspect the attacker was already known so forth already. there was a state of emergency was lifted but in fact the new incoming president the crown at the time then instituted a number of the measures from the states and the urgency and. so the security services in france do indeed have wide ranging powers and unfortunately i would be willing to bet that whoever perpetrated this attack this time is already on the radar either with the intelligence agencies or at the very least with the local police for perhaps involvement in petty crime we've seen this person emerge time and time and time again in france particularly where people there seems to be an overlap between the criminality and the radicalization which leads them to carry out such attacks. indonesia has also been hit by terror attacks in the early hours of sunday morning three suspected suicide bombings targeted churches killing at least ten people and injuring dozens more the blasts took place in the country's second biggest city of surat by a up to forty people have been hospitalized there it's believed five suicide bombers dressed as churchgoers targeting sunday morning services a

crown court has dismissed charges against barclays bank and its owner barclays plc over billions of pounds raised from qatar at the height of the financial crisis. but barclays said the serious fraud officeby applying to the high court. meanwhile, fourformer barclays bank executives still face charges over the qatari investment. rya nair has reported record annual results, despite it having to cancel thousands of flights in september due to problems with pilots' rotas. the irish airline said profits after tax rose 10% to £1.27 billion. however, it warned higher costs would make the year ahead more difficult. it's been a very strong start to the week for the london stock market as the ftse100 pushed past the 7800 mark for the first time ever. china and the us seem to be on the verge of agreeing some kind of truce over trade. the dollar has strengthened — good news for all those uk companies that make their profits in dollars. and there are a lot of them in the countries index of 100 biggest companies. joining us now is kallum pickering, senior uk economist at berenberg bank. we get some kind of an idea of a possible deal between the us and china. uk companies who make their money in dolla

crowns the court has dismissed fraud charges. the bank was accused of conspiring with former officers and employees to commit fraud.ut a charge of unlawful assistance. the area fraud office is likely to try to get rid of the charges. that is your bloomberg business flash. aix: california has taken giant step in clean energy, becoming the first date to require that all new homes have solar power. what is going to be the longer-term effect? joining us now is john berger, sunnova energy ceo. he comes to us today from houston. also with us is hugh bromley, bloombergs newman inergy finance specialist -- bloombergs new energy finance specialist. it certainly has more growth to the marketplace and i would predict that more states are going to look toward california as they do in other areas of the economy and see about implementing something similar to what california just implemented. i think he gets to the point of solar for your home and batteries for your home are normalized. this is a step in the direction of saying this is not alternative energy, this is energy and increasingly will become the majority. i think it i

an off-duty officer was also at the shop and he arrested him for matching the description. >>> the animal rights group peta is preparing to crownica. one bay area finalist told us why he deserves to win. >> reporter: two years ago the berkeley animal rights center opened to extend the fight for civil rights and social justice to more than just people. >> we definitely see berkeley as the forefront and front line of the animal rights movement. >> reporter: they plan protests and community outreach and late- night rate on factory farm operations to collect images of what they believe is animal cruelty. it is pretty heavy stuff. so to lighten the mood they recently announced a contest to find the nations sexiest vegan next-door. >> and i thought what the heck and i was selected as a finalist. >> reporter: he is a product engineer for silicon valley 3d printer manufacturer. he was born in malaysia in a culture that uses dogs for food, he became vegan seven years ago and now encourages others to give up meat completely. even shares an apartment with a chinese rescue dog that was raised to be. >> the way we care about dogs and the wa

crown title. i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." >> i'm suggesting one administration shouldn't have five on the other party's candidate or the highest officee land shouldn't dress up a disproven dossier and they shouldn't do that. that's what i'm suggesting. it looks like all that happened. what we are asking for is give us the information to show us. jenna us. -- judge jeanine: that's congressman jim jordan demanding the answers the american people deserve. joining me dave bossie and chris hahn. good evening, gentlemen. chris, i am going to read something from the "new york times." a year and a half later no public evidence has surfaced connecting mr. trump's advisor to the hacking or linking mr. trump himself to the russian government's disruptive efforts. that's the "new york times." you want to tell me what robert mueller is doing? >> you and i both know these things take time. especially when something is as complex as international espionage and cyber crimes. i think we have a long way to go before we get to the end of the road. i think the president will be well served by letting this investigator finish his investigation. judge jea

against office little job a speech to the city to make the time to defeat the man had himself crowned to convert. the germans in forty five minutes. inequality. what does inequality mean. connected well. known to the media. joining the discussion and how. media forum times maybe. all we can be the generation that ends it for good malaria must start so millions can live. welcome back you're watching news our top story u.s. secretary of state might come peo has announced america will impose its toughest ever sanctions on iran that's after washington ended its support for the country's nuclear deal with the west pale said the deal put the world at risk. in italy the country's new populist coalition has moved one step closer to forming a government the antiestablishment five star movement in the far right and we are asking the president to approve their choice for prime minister. now authorities in saudi arabia have taken a number of prominent women's rights activists into custody the detentions come just weeks before the ultra conservative kingdom is due to lift the ban on same male driv

office. and he carried important political messages straight from, from the crown princes, as far as we can tell least if you can believe his summaries of the meetings. >> mike barnicle? >> desmond. in the course of your reporting, did you get the sense that the uae and other countries in the middle east felt that they had a more receptive audience in the trump administration than in prior administrations, to doing things just like this? buying their way in? >> one of the really interesting things is that elliott brudy claims that he met george nader at the inauguration. and they were up and running within weeks. so if they had any doubt that they could navigate the swamp, they didn't show it. and you know, i think, i think the speed at which this happens shows a lot about the attitudes from both the two men and the two countries. >> desmond, we've had reports that brudy paid off a mistress or at least those were the initial reports. through michael cohen. is there any suggestion that it may have been for someone else other than brudy? or is that where the story still is? or was brudy just used

crown court. now the trouble is that that court case was subject to reporting restrictions at the time and he was committing contempt of court. he was then arrested and stopped and detained by police officersand heard the details of what had been happening and made the decision that tommy robinson was to go to prison for 13 months for being in contempt of court. for doing and filming on social media when he was outside the court. we have some footage of what happened on friday and here's what happened. i'm causing a breach of the peace. i have been arrested. the content of what you are streaming. i'm been arrested for breach of the peace. i'm being arrested for breach of the peace. you've all watched this. turn off your live feed for me, please. turn off your live feed, please. do you understand what i have just said to you? you are under arrest on suspicion of causing breach of the peace. what does that mean exactly? what does that mean? this is the second time that tommy robinson has been in breach of a court order because basically in canterbury last year, tommy robinson was also detained for a very similar case outside canterbury crown court. he was then given a suspended prison senten

crown court has dismissed charges against barclays bank and its owner barclays plc over billions of pounds raised from qatar the height of the financial crisis. but barclays said the serious fraud officecancel thousands of flights in september due to problems with pilots' rotas. the irish airline said profits after tax rose 10% to £1.27bn. however, it warned higher costs would make the year ahead more difficult. we had better check in on the ftse 100? it is to do with tensions between china and the united states and at the moment we are getting a lot of tweets from the white house and these tensions may be easing, there may be a deal on the table. still got to be signed but there is a lot going on and it seems to be positive. that boosted the dollar, the pound has fallen and when that falls it makes those big companies in the ftse100 index who make their money in dollars, it makes them more valuable and that is why the market is going up. we did talk to a senior uk commonest and he explained why the ftse is doing well. if you think about the biggest 100 companies in the uk, they make their wares abroad. we have seen a removal of one big risk, the threat of a chinese us trade war. the

officers on the street. thank you forjoining us. some breaking news from the courts, we are hearing from leeds crown court that the couple who lowereddate. thejudge sentenced at the same court at a later date. the judge said, sentenced at the same court at a later date. thejudge said, "i am mindful of the victim in this case and she should be given the opportunity to provide a victim impact statement". it was actually the first court conviction last week ofa the first court conviction last week of a parent over forced marriage. two significant rulings in two weeks. it comes as well as campaigners are calling for tougher penalties on forced marriages after more than 3500 cases were reported to police in just more than 3500 cases were reported to police injust three more than 3500 cases were reported to police in just three years, more than 3500 cases were reported to police injust three years, new data has come out revealing the scale of the issue. a national helpline was contacted 22,000 times between 201a and 2016. so we will bring you more from the court as we get it. it's the start of the second week of commemorative hearings at