but in return the ten d. u. p. mps will back the tories on big votes like the queen's speech or the budgets. some is deciding my life away what my. if any election through the tory majority away. as you see on her face theresa may would never have chosen this scenario. but they've signed on the dotted line so they have something to kind tone. knowing full well other parts of the uk will be angry. and hive. this is contravenes it's a button at the end of the day in two years time to do you people come by house read more money. at what sir happened here is that the taxpayers of england wales and scotland will continue to suffer austerity. and northern ireland won't. this is not northern irish control of parliament it's about being able to make westminster worker told. ministers near this criticism would come. are they prepared i'm not against investment in northern i would i welcome investment and destruction. a public services but that ought to be fairness. if this investment coming to northern ireland scotland shou

as a footnote to this speaking outside downing street the d u p leader echoed series of may's claim that the agreement would bring stability to the entire country will continue to follow it meantime the u.k. prime ministers also outlined a plan for you citizens living in post brics it britain affluence specify a cutoff date it seems they'll be able to apply for permanent residency so that families quote what we split up. i know there's been some anxiety about what would happen to citizens at the point we leave the european union. today i want to put that anxiety to rest my despite the reassurances though the plan faced harsh criticism opposition leader generally called me awfully well the ostend prime minister still insists she's the best person to get a good deal for britain yeah it was. in the crowd was incredibly believes she is the best person to strike a deal with the very people she spent the last six months threatening and a victory the truth is this country needs a new approach to brecht's it that a tory government simply cannot deliver the european reaction the german chancellor

was looking to form a coalition with the lib dems gordon brown was looking to do a coalition with a d u pso let's not have any hypocrisy from the labor party about they were prepared to do a deal with them in order to stay in power and the brutal reality is we now need the support of other members of parliament in the to actually make the fip nigel evans thank you after the break for the zapatistas jeremy call when we trace the roots of elite class shock about the power of street protest to shake the world and drug abuse depression and violence we speak to the creators and stars of the new film dying laughing about why we need comedians to say the things that politicians weren't told the civil coming up about to going on the ground. what politicians to. put themselves on the line they did accept or reject. so when you want to be president. i want to press. him to go to press this is what before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested in the waters in the. question. again on this edition of the program we focus on real news this time is the war in syria escalating if so who's dr

analysis on the programme about the deal or no deal with the d up. about the deal or no deal with the d u pd u p could put the peace process in northern ireland at risk. questions have been raised about the possibility of the government remaining unbiased. another horror crash, richard hammond rolling down the hill on a car but eventually caught on fire. he came out with a fractured knee in the end. the main story is that labour is in a power bid. jeremy corbyn says he can prime minister in months, forming a minority government. sale, what do you have? i know many people had a lot of fun of the last couple of days saying england have won the world cup. it isjust days saying england have won the world cup. it is just because as broadcasters we like to be able to save at least once in a generation. talking about this image here. this is the england under 20 goalkeeper yesterday fool ‘s son of the former goalkeeping coach at newcastle united and this boy here, this man, is gareth southgate's godson. how is that for footballing heritage? is gareth southgate's godson. how is that forfootballing

i am sure the d u p understand that.n effect.” cannot see how the queen ‘s speech cannot see how the queen ‘s speech can be laden with interesting pieces of legislation because many of them are going to be items which will cause dispute within the conservative party and certainly between the conservatives and the d up. between the conservatives and the d u p. so, the most unexpected result of the election has been to make the job of governing here at heart than ever. let's turn our attention to something entirely different. some of the biggest names from the sport of triathlon will be swimming, cycling and running their way around leeds this afternoon as the city hosts the only uk stop in this year's world series. among the elite competitors taking part is 2013 world champion non sta nford. born in swansea, non now lives in leeds. and she's been showing breakfast‘s own keen triathlete, louise, around one of her favourite training routes .itis . it is lovely to be on your home turf stop where are we going? we will have ou

people would not have much knowledge of the d u p before this week and then suddenly they are in these that it is a backward looking poll party with social policies that are backwards. your suggested that the party has changed a lot over the last decade. that is correct. it is unsurprising that people in london and other parts of the uk when they look at some of the claims of a senior vup figures are horrified, particularly when they look at the order claims from the 19805 and 19905 about gay marriage and gay rights and homosexuality. i think we really need to look at much more recently at the party, we need to look at its record in government. this is a party that has been delivering mo5t public services in northern ireland now pretty much a decade, in partnership with sinn fein, which is a party completely opposed to it. not merely ideal logically but in term5 not merely ideal logically but in terms of love dried, economically and in terms of the entire constitutional question in ireland. the vup are a pragmatic party and can be ruthless when it has to be in the business of politics.

opponents agendas as well as seeking a controversial deal with northern ireland's deeply conservative d u p party. no one and no community is left behind. no one and no community is left been open and no community should ever be left behind. some people say the e.u. does not make us more secure because it does not allow us to control what up. but that is not true we want our borders back we want our country a new role for ourselves in the world it's a strong country with control over our borders. look at the facts the potential risk to jobs for our economy if we were to leave the european union the framework of the single market i would say is a beginning but you must be optimistic about what i am proposing cannot mean membership of the single market. what has been an absolute disaster fall the ruling conservative party they ran a dreadful campaign they didn't offer anything attractive to people they wanted to come across and vote for them and they announce policies that was very upsetting to their core support and they now have a goal of a working majority they're being obliged to form a r

call for her resignation after she was forced to strike a controversial deal with the northern irish d u p to form a working government in westminster polls or even suggesting that opposition party leader german corben has overtaken me in terms of approval ratings but he failed to make the amendments that he wanted to the queen's speech in parliament on wednesday jerde an m.e.p. from the u.k. independence party things too in some ways party is in chaos but it is also planning. to buy a truck and now they've gone into the queen's speech with almost no spend because to have a majority and i can't do the things that i would suggest in the manifesto the big job in front of them now is to negotiate our way out of the it's the wrong way to go about it but on top of that we've now got other crises which are rising costs of the fire that you saw in the high rise blocks in london because of the terrorist attack so there was a more immediate and pressing concerns as well so i was pretty much in a chaotic situation and she's in a very bad situation because she only has a majority of about ten well th

which is opposed to hard drugs that something may has accepted as a possibility on top of that the d u p have been criticised for their policies on same sex marriage and abortion as well as previously inks with violent paramilitary groups in northern ireland not a perfect ally but the attendee u.p.a. m.p.'s have been crucial for theresa may so much so she was ready to pay their support came with a hefty price tag of one billion pounds to be spent over the next twenty years that's in addition to the previously announced five hundred million and funds to northern ireland and who is footing the bill you may ask as always the taxpayer taxpayer has resent politicians cooking up deals behind closed doors that invariably end with their cash being thrown wherever is politically advantageous rather than where it could be best spent to recently called it a good deal and the do you be are delighted if you think the same applies to scotland and wales think again this is the worst kind of pork barrel politics which trust rather the last vestiges of credibility over this what can prime minister it is

conservative party in power of course a deal with the northern irish d u p party to have a minority government in place to abolish just been announced less than an hour ago or so i believe well honestly churkin is standing by to give us the details on not so here yet we've got a deal in place it's signed it's sealed but will it deliver what do we know about the pact. well the union indeed we have to keep in mind that it's been over two weeks now since the crash and burn election that theresa may have called which unexpectedly left the country with a hung parliament so now over two weeks of negotiations and in fact the tories have struck a deal with the democratic unionist party of northern ireland and now we have to of course understand that this was an agreement that theresa may needed to essentially simply be able to pass legislation through parliament because she was several seats short from a majority and now with the ten m.p.'s from the d p it looks like they're going to be able to have a functioning parliament now in terms of agreements that have been mean we are expecting the details of

many conservatives want to heartbreaks it but the d u p wants a softer divorce from brussels the parties are also don't see eye to eye on pensions or winter fuel payment for the elderly and there's been a furious reaction from national governments in other parts of the u.k. as we're just talking about in wales the first minister called it quote great power bribe that northern ireland will get a cash boost wheedles expense and that it kills the idea of her funding. moving on to other news the conflict in syria has taken a dangerous new turn with the israeli military syrian government troops for the second time in as many days are mideast correspondent paula slee reports now from tel aviv. israelis claim that the strikes are in retaliation for cross border shelling from the syrian military earlier this morning monday they were again reports that idea of tanks had fired across the border after another round of mortar fire from syria landed in the israeli side of the golan heights but the israeli army has since said that these reports of foles however regarding the earlier two incidents of s

goldman's work britain is in a worse state you know because we have a sort of coalition of chaos and the d u p is about to get some power of the whole united kingdom we're not in a worse situation. that's very just as if we are in a better situation because we have the hope of not having a conservative government for five years and those who haven't had a pay rise first you know just for seven years which is just about everybody those whose public services have been cut and a mind those dependent on child care which is an affordable those unable to live in a decent house those who security is depending on the piece and everyone who wants a good job as opposed to minimum wage is even a contract job they have hope now that that might happen before another five year term but at the same time you're absolutely right that the situation that to raise a me and to team in trying to hang on to power the situation they for our country is unbelievable. and it's it was it's not just the labor party saying that we have . previous prime ministers most of her previous prime ministers also emphasizing that go

which is opposed to hard bracks it something may has accepted as a possibility on top of that the d u p have been criticised for their policies on same sex marriage and abortion as well as previously inks with violent paramilitary groups in northern ireland not a perfect ally but the attendee u.p.a. m.p.'s have been crucial for theresa may so much so she was ready to pay their support came with a hefty price tag of one billion pounds to be spent over the next twenty years that's in addition to the previously announced five hundred million and funds to northern ireland and who is footing the bill you may ask as always the taxpayer taxpayer has resent politicians cooking up deals behind closed doors that invariably end with their cash being thrown wherever is politically advantageous rather than where it could be best spent to recently called it a good deal and the do you be are delighted if you think the same applies to scotland and wales think again this is the worst kind of pork barrel politics which trust rather the last vestiges of credibility over this what can prime minister it is

happening today is first and foremost in our thoughts because that pact we've heard so much about with the d u p and the conservatives how stable is done do you expect her to be pm by the end of the year for instance. i couldn't i think that the conservative party won't want to lose that because they're going to end up in a worse place they have to find another leader and there are on a lot of brilliant candidates on offer and they could find themselves forced into another general election and as you would be holding is rising in the polls and i said to my colleagues who before the election don't underwrite him there's been so much left wing propaganda in our schools and colleges and universities over the last forty years a lot of people don't understand what it is that corbin and the hard left who now control the labor party actually represent so all of. it would be a grave danger country if we went into another general election soon and ended up with a labor government now run by trotskyites not something i'd like to say well when the talks with breaks when they're really going on do you think

party or the do you play in northern ireland and the deals largely seen as controversial because the d u p is going to pose it views to the conservatives on such issues as bricks that we heard from the u.k. why people are so concerned. well it'll. pull position within governments you know they will have huge influence for that certain members and so many people are worried about with their status some loss of social issues the border with the south with. christine for example lots of issues where they've used their veto in order to prevent its progress towards peace and it could i can solution we don't want that sort of thing in the governments in the u.p.a. for a several ways of the same time because they were very much in favor of a complex that stealing to put in them but they want all the advantages of having a softball there with the south of the facing several ways and this doing this for their own advantage quite clearly break coming up hoping to stay with me kevin i would hear at our team this morning we'll bring you pictures of the alleged aftermath of a saudi led coalition strike

the price of power britain's prime minister hands a billion pounds to northern ireland's d u p party in exchange for supporting her minority government. donald trump scores a major legal victory is the u.s. supreme court partially reinstates his travel ban on people from six muslim majority countries. and we hear from the u.s. democratic congresswoman who is pushing to stop washington supplying arms to extremist groups in syria. each time we have these wars it has resulted in the strengthening of terrorist groups. even come to life from moscow you're watching international now the british prime minister has struck a deal with northern ireland's democratic unionist party to prop up a conservative government but it does come at a high price with tourism a promising the d p a billion pounds in return for their support we have reached an agreement with the conservative party on support for a government in parliament this agreement will operate to deliver a stable government in the united kingdom's national interest at this vital time but as we said the tory government to get that his pro

was looking to form a coalition with the lib dems gordon brown was looking to do a coalition with a d u pso let's not have any hypocrisy from the labor party about the they were prepared to do a deal with them in order to stay in power and the brutal reality is we now need the support of other members of parliament in the to actually make the fit nigel evans thank you after the break for the zapatistas jeremy call when we trace the roots of elite class shock about the power of street protest to shake the world and drug abuse depression and violence we speak to the creators and stars of the new film dying laughing about why we need comedians to say the things the politicians weren't told the civil coming up about to going on the ground. i mean a lot of. our own soner families are led to be back later today or tomorrow so all the balls are going to be thrown over. there with the. girl is the dog the one school and the people. live. we. welcome back more than one hundred thousand people have signed up is interested in the u.k. facebook event this friday entitled to raise amazing leaving drin

are such unfeigned whether they will take up their seats in westminster to oppose dres m a on the d u p being the government of the united kingdom all the support coming up about two of them going on the ground. backstabbers financial survival guide. housing bubble. oh you mean there's a downside to artificial mortgage through don't get carried away that's cause report. welcome back it's thirteen years since the journalist gary webb was found dead in his california home after multiple guns. to the head ruled a suicide by a sacramento court controversy over webb's life and death continues his work on connections between u.s. agencies like the cia and crack in american in aziz to destroy left wing political movements in particular remains highly contested but what is less controversial is the impact of narcotics across us a society one tragedy amongst millions is the subject of award winning filmmaker nick broomfield latest documentary whitney can i be me we caught up with the director of london so tell to talk about one of the best selling artists of all time who was found dead in beverl

and we are in fame with the they will take up their seats in westminster to oppose dres i'm a on the d u p being the government of the united kingdom all the civil coming up about two of them going on the ground. here of course the younger generation is that if they block the trend and go against the status quo danger their prospects in life and so many of them sell out basically get jobs in a city or on wall street and they don't continue in their youth fall exuberance for many enough years to make permanent solution a permanent movement but now labor the point but now with things like their currencies this morning a generation can bypass the entire financial infrastructure and create their own financial reality. now how does it let you down the. line and you really wouldn't be that easy to point that out and. said thank you. i think it might have been my little bit of a minute but not that i don't have a very odd. way for the mob not to get a good body. welcome back it's thirteen years since the journalist gary webb was found dead in his california home after multiple gunshots to the hea

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s-f-p-d is trying to figure out if the gunman was a u-p-s employee because he was dressed in a browns uniform at the time of the shooting. <>(vicki) (vicki) authorities are not releasing the names of the people killed and they are trying to figure out the kind of gun was used in the shooting. about 350 employees work at the facility which operates as a package sorting hub and delivery center. (grant) another update to a breaking news story we've been following... the lockdown at travis air force base in fairfield has been lifted. officials say a false report of a shooting - prompted the lockdown. there was a training exercise underway at the base at the time... and officails say someone took that to be an active shooter. (vicki) happening now. a 64-year old woman has diedafter a hit-and-run crash in milpitas. santosh jaim died earlier todayshe succumbed to her injuries from an earlier hit and run the 64-year-old was hit june fifth in a crosswalk on south main streetnear o'toole elms park. police obtained surveillance video from nearby businesses that showed this white 2011 dodge aven

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against both u-v-a and u-v-b rays, both of which are linked to melanoma and other skin cancers.the higher the s-p-f -- or "sun protection factor" -- the greater the protection offered.the c-dends choosing a sunscreen that is at least s-p-f 15.apply it liberally at least 20 minutes before you go out in the sun, and be sure to get all exposed skin -- including your ears and your scalp.if you're using aerosol sunscreen, pay extra attention to application- a 2015 study found that people who used sunscreen sprays tended to apply less than those using creams.re-apply every two hours ... more often if you are sweating or in the water.and if you ádoá end up with a sunburn, take a break from sun exposure until the burn has healed.take a pain reliever if you need it, drink plenty of water and soothe your skin with aloe or cool baths.the c-d-c says you should seek medical attention if sunburn covers more than 15- percent of your body, is accompanied by dehydration or a high fever ... or if the pain lasts more than two days. i'm kim hutcherson. (grant) and take a look at this. a north dakota man found himself face to face with a powerful tornado... just a few hundred feet away. this i

u-v-b rays... both of which are linked to skin cancer.( darya ) the c-d-c recommends choosing a sunscreen that is at least s-pey say you should make sure to apply it at least 20 minutes before you go out in the sun. doctors also say that if you do end up with a sunburn... stay out of the sun until the burn has healed. and the c-d-c says that you should go to a doctor if the pain from the burn does not go away after two days. (james) your bay area forecast is after the break. hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. so we know how to cover almost alanything.ything, even a coupe soup. [woman] so beautiful. [man] beautiful just like you. [woman] oh, why thank you. [burke] and we covered it, november sixth, two-thousand-nine. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ we're coming up on 5:45... here's a quick look at the top stories we're fol