you've got all the technicaljargon, you've come all the way from darlington for this to salford and of interesting day? was it like?m salford and of the been an interesting day? was it like? it was different. i didn't expect it, so it é interesting and quite was interesting and quite nerve—racking as well, but then it was weird, you can't forget your nerves when you are in front of the camera. nerves when you are in front of the camera. that makes you sound like a natural legs and you two did it this morning. ever enjoyed it? what you do it - living? i think i morning. ever enjoyed it? what you do it- living? i thinkl might, do it for a living? i think i might, actually. it has been interesting. i've certainly learned how to i've certaintrtaarfieamwta pronounce the names of more rugby players. that is a skill for life! did you enjoy it? yes, interesting to see how it works behind—the—scenes. you watch it but never realise what it is like to be sad event at the camera and what goes into making it. timmer, - are goes into making it. timmer, you are the pro who normally does this. you are

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so route one baltimore pike, darlington road heads up on this, you can see a lot of yellow around thea letting you know a lot of these places are traveling little bit slower than posted speeds as well. and electrical repairs, talking about it earlier, talking about it again right now route 130 before new albany road, right lane blocked there, also some construction, mid-county toll plaza e-zpass express lanes closed until april 10. rahel, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. next update clock five, a up next on cbs this morning, controversial device that's starting to break. some people who don't repair their car loans, i'm rahel solomon, make it a good ♪ >>> president trump met with microsoft founder bill gates today, presumably to share their stories about living 40 years without changing their hair cuts. [ laughter ] >> they reportedly talked about their shared commitment to finding and stopping disease outbreaks around the world. you know, that's great, but if bill gates really wanted to do some good, he should have grabbed trump's phone and locked him out of his twitter account. [

yes, this is going to be based on trials that have been run in darlington, brighton and in london whereby drug—free life. off the drug and back into a drug-free life. is there any evidence to suggest that's what happens? where have you looked for the evidence to show that giving addicts free heroin in the end weans them off it? the trial i referred to was evaluated by kings them off it? the trial i referred to was evaluated by king's college london and showed for a particular group of addicts, 5% to 10%, this was an effective way forward and did deliver in reducing crime, reducing blood borne diseases and other viruses that addicts get. and there isa viruses that addicts get. and there is a body of evidence across the world which shows such treatments encourage people back into recovery and do work. david, how do you respond to that? if it works it has got to be worth a try, hasn't it? ron hogg would say it works. the unfortunate fact is ron hogg and his chief constable have got a fairly long history of making bizarre attempts to change national drug policy and i would argue that it is no