david burns was watching and had this response. thank you for all your comments this week. opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news, including its social media and online output email... or you can find us on twitter you can also call us. you might even end up appearing on the programme. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. from this weekend onwards, the weather is turning very unsettled again with spells of wind and rain. it is going to last as we head into next week as well. for many of us, through the first part of the night, it is going to be dry with clear skies, temperatures will tumble. further west, the first signs of this weather system moving in, bringing workload and outbreaks of rain. also strengthening winds, we could see a little bit of snow on higher ground of scotland. he coating to come, certainly eastern areas with a touch of frost. it will turn boulder out west. for the weekend, it is unsettled, though pressure takes control, it will be windy at times, outbreaks of rain will stop

david burns was watching and had this response. thank you for all your comments this week. opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news, including its social media and online output, email: or you can find us on twitter. you can also call us. you might even end up appearing on the programme. and to have a look at our website. —— and do have a look at our website. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello. 0n the plus side, the weather's not going to be as bad as it's been on some recent weekends, but, then again, it will still be windy and it will be wet at times. this area of low pressure will feed in these weather fronts over the weekend, especially during saturday/saturday night, and then behind this cold front on sunday, it will feel a bit colder. there will be some sunshine again, but there will also be some heavy showers. so, for the weekend again, it will be wet at times. certainly not all the time. blustery throughout, but we'll also get to some sunshine, more especially by sunday. now, tempera

former "snl" writer and recent "sunday today" guests john mulaney hosted the show with david burns ofe. >>> country music star luke combs made his "snl" debut on that stage a few weeks ago. it was another milestone in his rise to the top of the music career. last week's album "what you see is what you get" debuted at number one not just on the country charts but the overall billboard 200. he's strung together seven consecutive singles and was inducted into the famed grand ol' opry, before his 30th birthday, which is tomorrow. luke and i got together for a "sunday sitdown" and one of his signature driction nks as he goy to head back out on the road. ♪ >> on show night this is the luke combs drink. not, calories. >> as you can see, i'm also in fitness. everyone asks me, why are there two. cups? because you -- >> that's a professional right there. >> reporter: luke combs has shaken up country music while holding a drink in his hand. he wrapped his "beer never broke my heart tour" to a sold out arena in nashville, the city where he arrived five years ago dreaming of a night like that. ♪ b

that david burns the original landowner the white house is built on, that he shows up and cackles and laughs here and there. andrew jackson the same. it seems everyone saw abraham lincoln's ghost. churchill, that was one of the hyphen may of her that story. churchill was actually naked at the time. and it was sort of like, mr. president, you have come exposed. and the lincoln ghost smirked and disappeared. so there are these different stories. [laughter] during truman's time, truman believed the house was haunted. he talked about, he said he could hear footsteps. he said sometimes the chandeliers would start swaying. and sometimes he would be in bed and all of a sudden he would hear, knocking him a pounding at his door. and he would get up, go to the door, open it, and there was nobody there. so there are all of these unexcited noises and phenomena that truman experienced. he believed the white house was haunted. >> the case. before the renovation. it turns out that was because the white house was so shoddy at that point because things were creaking, falling apart in the infrastructur

that david burns, the original landowner, shows up and cackles and laughs. andrew jackson the same. it seems everybody saw abraham lincoln's ghost. churchill -- maybe you have heard that story. churchill was naked at the time and sort of like, is the president, you caught me exposed. the lincoln ghost smirked and disappeared. [laughter] time, heuman's believed the house was haunted and he talked about -- he said he could hear footsteps. said sometimes the chandeliers would start swaying and sometimes he would be in bed and all of a sudden he would hear pounding at his door. he would get up, go to the door, opened it and there was nobody there. the were all these unexplained noises and phenomenon truman experienced and he believed the white house was haunted. that was before the restoration? matthew: yeah. shoddywhite house was so at that point. a piano fell through one of the floorboards and that was how they discovered -- matthew: the idea of this chandelier swaying, some of them were literally pulling the floor down. remember, the interior structure was made of wood. i have always

david: do you use it burn yourself? yasir: -- uber yourself?se yasir: yes.iblenother investment you made was 35 billion dollars into the so-called first vision fund. what brought that about and are you happy with that investment? yasir: the alignment of the thinking, that is what brought it. i remember sitting down with the crown prince trying to strategize and what exactly we would like to be invested in. it is the future. we said artificial intelligence, robotics. these were the main things that we would like to be in. remember, 70% of our population is under the age of 30 so we need to have something sustainable for them in the long run. what i meant was -- when i met -san, he was talking about the same things we were. the alignment of the thinking -- what drove us to make a make a partnership with softbank. david: so today you are happy with the investment? billion sos up $9.5 it is fine. david: did you get a lot of people saying "if you have $45 billion for him, one about $45 billion for me?" yasir: we have -- chairman ofre the saudi aramco, which is th

david burns was watching and had this response. thank you for all your comments this week.ff san francisco are told they have the virus — around 140 britons are on board. all passengers and crew will be tested for the coronavirus. those that need to be quarantined will be quarantined. those that require additional medical attention will receive it. it's impacting sport as well. scotland women‘s, six nations match with france in glasgow, has been postponed, after a home player contracted the corona—virus. scottish rugby say she‘s being treated in a healthcare facility, but is otherwise well. vat on sanitary products — the so—called tampon tax — is to be abolished. insurance companies are to pay out more than 360 million pounds — to clean—up the damage from storms dennis and ciara. good morning. there is much more cloud around today. it will get milder, though, is the south—westerly wind picks up. and thenit south—westerly wind picks up. and then it is all change tomorrow. join you later for then it is all change tomorrow. join you laterfor more then it is all change tomorrow

david, good morning. conditions,cial extreme tightening amid virus concerns. there is a platform from which bankersnd the central and fiscal authorities have some urgency to jump from i suppose. there is a burningroblem here. david: absolutely. --from central bankers that this would be a supply shock and there was not much to do, and we have been reminded that was not the case. most models suggest the shock will largely be a demand shock. is, financial conditions tightening aggressively, vulnerable economies into a more sustained downfall, and that's the first point for central bankers to do,. alleviate that. matt: how much ammunition do they have to do that? clearly europe is at a disadvantage compared to the fed. david: absolutely, and that's one reason it is unlikely we will see a coordinated central-bank response announced today. it will very much depend on local conditions, and the monetary space they have to operate. in that context, the fed has some space and we would expect a relatively aggressive move. markets have priced in 50 basis points, and it is more likely from the ecb-- perspective there is not monetary space to do that, which is why they have not committed to doing anything. w

david? >> harris, good afternoon to you. we are burning a woman in san antonio, texas, who tested positive for the novel coronavirus was actually let go by officials back into the community, potentially to spread. now, governor greg abbott of texas is supposedly serious about this. these are the reports coming in. he's living officials there. they are looking into it to find tonio was released into the population. harris, i was at a news conference this week and at the white house, and that's what health and human services health and human services secretary alex azar made it clear the risk to the public is low but expect to see more cases pop up. this is not going to just disappear at the end of this week. this morning, governor andrew cuomo confirmed the first new yorker to test positive for coronavirus is a 39-year-old woman. governor cuomo held a news conference late this morning. he said the woman's condition is "mild." the good news she is home, she is not hospitalized. we learned this woman is a health care worker who was in iran, c

we flew the helicopter to camp david and when you lifted off of the south lawn, you can see the brick fire burning. i couldn't help of burning washington medicines time. it was just a small village at that time and this was much greater consequence but it certainly, launched in memory. susan: what was it like after that. you are at an undisclosed location. karl: think about that for a moment. the decision is made, then the threat is so unknown, and so dangerous that the president and the vice president of the rices cannot be in the same place unless absolutely essential that the vice president must be taken to an undisclosed location in the event that the president is dead, we have the vice president. that was the nature of that moment. speech of they were worried about anthrax and things. it. karl: that's when this different truck showed up and then they make their way around the white house staff in the market and they say, we have a little device and they said, it makes noise. it means that it is a chemical attack, and then he handed me a big plastic bag that said, this is your lawsuit been tak

burn pits, why they're so bad and why we need congress to act. as wesley said, the v.a. has failed him. >> we talked to general david petraeus about this.this to the agent orange of this generation. we also -- you know, we tried to get a reaction from the v.a. what we really wanted was an explanation of how are you collecting data. how are you going to analyze it? how is that going to play with these medical conditions? just some basic information about what was going forward, and they refused multiple times to do an interview. they gave us a bunch of stuff, information that wasn't particularly relevant to what we needed to know, and you know, i just wonder what more needs to be done by the government to be taking care of what petraeus called the new greatest generation. >> exactly, and he's an incredible patriot, and he's really worked hard with us, with iava and with an entire coalition, the toxic exposure and the american military coalition which is about 30 organizations who are all fighting for this. so many of our veterans are suffering from this. what needs to happen short and simple is we need legislation to force the v.a. to ac

sanders is the insurgent trying to burn down washington, and i think by all rallying around biden, it gave the vice chance at some stability that hasn't happened a long time. davidack in 2016, i pointed out that white suburban women where the tree swing vote, and that trump had a better chance of winning that people thought at the time. did you get to 2018 and the congressional swing is driven by white suburban women switching back from republicans and democrats. i think that is the key factor going ahead, and that is why some of this argument on sanders' part about this is the establishment, this is what is going to matter. it is interesting to thing about how the virus and a short-term turn down in the economy plays out for those people. our elections have been increasingly ideological, less economics driven, but no matter what, the trumpet minister she and is going to look bad even if they were doing a decent job on the virus, which -- the trump administration is going to look isthe trump administration going to look bad even if they were doing a decent job on the virus, which they are not. david: coming into this year, one of the church that was always makin

that david burns, the original owner of the land, cackles and laughs. it seems like everyone saw abraham lincoln's ghost. churchill was naked at the time and he was like mr. president you caught me exposed, and then it was like the lincoln ghost smirked and then disappeared. there is all of these different stories. also during truman's time, truman believed the house was haunted and he said he could hear footsteps. he said sometimes the sha chandeliers would just start swaying, and he would be in bed and he would hear bounding at his door. he would go to the door and open it and there was nobody there. there was all of these unexplained noises and phenomenon and truman believed it was haunted. >> it turns out that was just because the white house was so shoddy at that point, things were creeking and falling apart in the infrastructure. a piano leg fell through one of the floors. >> idea, the idea that the chandelier was swaying, it's because they were pulling the floor down. and the interior was wood. the banging noise could have been wood strutting pop