david smith, thank you very much indeed.e will bring you developments on that story with the filibuster. republicans blocking the vote in the senate that would have passed as the democrats wanted it to two enshrine roe v. wade as federal law in the u.s. the issue is had to drag on into the summer and the democrats might use this as a way to pick up votes in the midterm elections in november. the issue of abortion is something very much on the u.s. agenda in the weeks and months to come. next, france lifts the requirement to wear a face mask on public transport. change will come into effect on monday, may 16. this is one of the last remaining restrictions to stop the spread of covid-19. a new vaccine booster shot may be necessary for the population depending on a new variant of covid that may yet emerge. time for another item of business. the u.s. is taking euro 40-your high. -- is near a 40 year high. reporter: consumer prices in march rose at the fastest pace since 1981. inflation which excludes volatile food and energy pri

. >> it was december 1st 1998 when david. smith's husband alfredo and an aol chat room. it was love at first sight. >> we got married, had a ceremony that our domestic partnership almost a year later, december 4th 1999 in the garden of one of our very best friends. >> reporter: marriage briefly became legal in california, david and alfredo moved quickly to get legally married. now they were there right to have their marriage legally recognized could be rolled back. >> there are a lot of things that courts and legislators have based newfound advances in society on the right to privacy. i think indeed this is a slippery slope. >> reporter: the daft draft ruling in the abortion case according to uc hastings constitutional law professor pointed to directions. >> there is language that suggest don't over read this. >> reporter: but the professor says that it is the interpretation to right to privacy which is the basis for rulings. not only a roe versus wade, but also on the marriage equality case. >> there is some wiggle room in words like due process clause, liberty et ceter

marc: david smith, the guardians bureau chief there in washington joined us a little earlier with that news and analysis about joe biden signing that law on that land lease which makes sending military supplies now more streamlined, easier getting into ukraine. time for sports. selena joins us with some football transfer news and it does not get any bigger than this one. the super kid playing in german football. reporter: he has been linked to manchester city for sometime now and it is understood that the move is nearly a done deal. german media saying a reported 63 million pounds could be confirmed in a matter of days. it would be one of the biggest transfers of the summer. they are close to winning a successful premier league title and have refused to respond to reports so far. he has scored a 61 goals in 66 games since joining. the 21 year old became the youngest player last year to reach 20 champions league goals. to tennis now, coco is through to the second round of the italian open. after winning 6-1, 6-4 in rome. bounce back after dropping opening serve prayed winning seven game

katie pavlich, marie hart, david smith.explain to people how this is problematic. >> how much time do we have? the cdc was working with a private company called safeguard giving the cdc information and data they have, the cdc used it to monitor people going to church, monitoring the pharmacy visits and complying with curfews and lockdown orders and it's problematic because it violates a number of issues with the fourth amendment but there aren't laws in place that protect americans from private companies selling your information to a government health entity to track your movements. i'm not sure how congress can solve this but it can be solved, the idea private companies can just sell your information for tracking for the centers for disease control when we've seen how places like communist china have used data location services -- their own civilians is a huge problem. the lockdowns we've seen recently with people forced to stay in their apartment with no food and if they go outside to go to the grocery store, they are bea

>> byron david smith. >> i just wanted his story.s, who was breaking into my home, had been doing it for so long, that i was no longer willing to live in fear. >> byron explained how he'd been terrified, ever since that break-in, a month earlier, when two of his guns were stolen. >> these are people, who have stolen my guns. i figure they're willing to use those, if they steal guns. >> byron wasn't home during those other break-ins. but this time, he was. as seen on this home-security camera. he said he had moved his truck a few blocks away, that morning, so he could clean his garage. the teens must have thought he wasn't there. >> i needed to clean out the garage, and i wanted it out of the way for a while. >> byron told him how he was in the basement when he heard the first intruder break in, upstairs, and head down toward him. >> you heard footsteps coming down the stairs, is that correct? >> yes, and then i saw his feet. and then, i saw his legs. and when i saw his hips, i shot. >> it was nick. byron shot him three times. >> i wa

bizarre and irresponsible, but you do have the likes of respected figures on the right, david davis, iain duncan smithose tax cuts, saying that that is the way to grow the economy to get you out of potentially a looming recession. the bigger issue for me is, what this is doing to politics in general. you go back to the nolan principles in 1995 which were around seven principles, selflessness, objectivity, integrity, honesty, leadership, and i'm left scratching my head thinking which of these does the prime minister actually exhibit? the bigger issue is, despite all of this, labour is still only six points ahead. now, the reality is at the next election labour don't need to have the 20 point lead to be a spoilerfor the tory to have the 20 point lead to be a spoiler for the tory party. they might still be able to form a grand coalition of the left. but you do have to question, with all this backdrop, why is the labour party not doing better than it is? qm. backdrop, why is the labour party not doing better than it is? ok, we will leave it — not doing better than it is? ok, we will leave it there. _ not

this is being led by in duncan smith, former tory party leader. davidcluding some in the cabinet, not made public at the moment, who are upset with some of the measures taken, particularly the windfall tax, and what they are saying is they want to get back to the tory party positive real dna, which is about tax cuts. —— party positive real dna. i think that is crackers... i think it is really quite strange they want tax cuts at this particular point. rishi sunak wanted to keep something in reserve to do that, but he is under pressure from the right, and, look, there does not by elections coming up —— there are two elections coming up. we know what happened to the tories in two recent by elections, chesham and amersham and... we will have to see what happens. but this is also the week when these sue gray report was finally published, and on the back of that, if you thought the prime minister might retire quietly to chequers for a few days, he came out with his statement saying he might edit even a serial code. it is time when people feel sorely let down,

and he gets to sit down one-on-one with the biggest stars because he is david letterman. one is will smithinsley: season four of netflix show my next guest needs no introduction with david letterman. premiered friday with will smith. taped before the slap. he talks about how his dad abused his mom. he always felt like a coward. here is a little bit of what he said and we'll talk on the other end. >> once you drink it, you are going to see yourself in a way you have never seen yourself. one of the experiences was the individual most hellish psychologic experience of my life. sitting there, drinking. all of a sudden it's like i start seeing all of my money flying away and my house is flying away. and my career is going away. and i'm like oh, oh, i'm trying to grab for my money and my career and my whole life is getting destroyed. when i came out of it, i realized that anything that happens in my life i can handle it. i can handle any person i lose, i can handle anything that goes wrong in my life. i can handle anything in my marriage. can i handle anything that this life has to offer me. >>

smith, bbc news, uvalde, texas. our north america correspondent, david willis, joins me now.nknown but we do know now is that it certainly was premeditated. what more can you tell us about these posts that were put on facebook watch back victoria, we know this is a deadliest school shooting in this country in nearly a decade since the sandy hook massacre in newtown, connecticut, 19 killed and two adults as well as the schoolchildren. figs killed and two adults as well as the schoolchildren. as you sa , we as the schoolchildren. as you say. we know _ as the schoolchildren. as you say, we know as _ as the schoolchildren. as you say, we know as well - as the schoolchildren. as you say, we know as well that - as the schoolchildren. as you | say, we know as well that the gunmen, 18—year—old salvador ramos, posted a number of online before he embarked on this a murderous rampage. he said that he was going to kill his grandmother, he reported then that he had done so and he said then that he was going to embark on a shooting, a rampage, atan embark on a shooting, a rampage, at an ele

slide for me i like it because it really pops, two different analyses, one by david keith and lee miller at harvard. and bob smith is savan about these issues. it's not wind alone, nobody is proposing that. that would require two californias worth of land. you can't build a single wind turbine in california and we'll do that in flyover country. eastern colorado, iowa, those trump vote, we'll put it out there. really? the slide, data i've been collecting since 2015. communities coast to coast, maine to hawaii rejected wind project in the last eight years. wind industry don't challenge my numbers, the facts are the facts. demings said it right, bring data. this is the data, all of it sourced with url's, you can find it on my website. robert bryce.com, the renewable, rejection data base. the color advocates, the wind advocates. they doesn't want to talk about this, this is the reality. okay, so what is aum this doing? it's a piece of published in ford. in gennerac, you don't publish unless it's true, if not you go to the hoosegow. and what are they saying about the reliability of the grid, they're point to go renewa

smith, bbc news. we speak with david now, very good to have you with us, thanks for joining us on bbc news.in in your view? go, or is the outcome certain in yourview? i go, or is the outcome certain in your view?— go, or is the outcome certain in our view? ~ ., , ~ your view? i think most of us think the outcome _ your view? i think most of us think the outcome is _ your view? i think most of us think the outcome is very _ your view? i think most of us think the outcome is very likely, - your view? i think most of us think the outcome is very likely, but - the outcome is very likely, but the leaked document came out yesterday is from february, and the justices minds could have changed but they could change the exact wording of what they are thinking, there could be a softer opinion, this is a very strident opinion. we will not know until the final document comes out, and it's likely to look different from how different, we don't know. broadly, the committee think that about half the states in america will be able to ban abortion when it comes out?— comes out? yeah, i mean, it's lookin: come

tenderloin resident david and elliott lewis, felicia smith, curtis bradford aswell as honey mahoganyand genetic jump johnson from the cultural district .i want to recognize former district 6 supervisors both jane kim and matt haney for their leadership andsupport of this project which i am proud to cosponsor and urge your support . >> president: i don't see anyone on the roster so wewill take item 15 .same house same call and without objection this resolution is adopted unanimously. madam clerk can we please go to our 2:30 p.m. special order. >> the special order at 2:30 is the recognition of commendation for meritorious services to th city and county of san francisco . i have here supervisor stefani. >> president: supervisor stefani. >> colleagues today we like to recognize laura josh on the occasion of her retirement from the golden gate national recreationarea where she has served as superintendent since 2017 . the golden gate national recreation area which extends north and west to the islands and south of the monterey bay national sanctuary is the most visited park in the nation

tenderloin resident david and elliott lewis, felicia smith, curtis bradford aswell as honey mahoganynetic jump johnson from the cultural district .i want to recognize former district 6 supervisors both jane kim and matt haney for their leadership andsupport of this project which i am proud to cosponsor and urge your support . >> president: i don't see anyone on the roster so wewill take item 15 .same house same call and without objection this resolution is adopted unanimously. madam clerk can we please go to our 2:30 p.m. special order. >> the special order at 2:30 is the recognition of commendation for meritorious services to th city and county of san francisco . i have here supervisor stefani. >> president: supervisor stefani. >> colleagues today we like to recognize laura josh on the occasion of her retirement from the golden gate national recreationarea where she has served as superintendent since 2017 . the golden gate national recreation area which extends north and west to the islands and south of the monterey bay national sanctuary is the most visited park in the national par

, we have david letterman, the former late-night host, just announced a line-up for upcoming season for his netflix show, "my next guest needs to introduction. he has some big names. will smithabout the infamous slap it hits netflix on may 20th. speaking of netflix, they just released a clip of pete davidson's at the netflix flex is a joke. he started about the weird year since he started dating kardashian which included some personal attacks from her ex kanye west >> does anyone else secretly hope kanye pulls like a "mrs. doubtfire. i come home one day and they're like, this is the new housekeeper, and he's like - >> that was davidson's first stand-up performance in three years. along with his work at "snl" he has been focusing on multiple acting projects. definitely interesting to hear him finally talk about this with all of the back and forth going on, kristen and peter. >> it sure is. he was at the correspondent's dinner and both met peter who introduced them to the secretary of state >> it is more like i met them. i was sitting next to the secretary of state and i nudged him. get ready to stand up. kim, can i introduce you to secretary of state blinken in. >> it was qui

smith. can you unmute the first caller, please. >> caller: once again, david pillpell. was about. i support realistic counts understanding the departments need some latitude to hire and that's fine, but i think they should have less latitude and not have inflated position counts and high attrition savings which just did i starts budgets and counts. i think it's good to define some of these terms including appropriate and expend the difference between budget basis and a.a.o. basis and how positions are controlled in the city. the -- i went back and looked at the current year, 21-22 final a.i.o. that shows $32,180.. i'm not sure that either one is correct, but clearly, they're using different definitions and 0 perhaps the a.s.o. doesn't have the offsetting attritions and both of those did i start the position counts. when the board writes up budget priority, i would definitely include having a more accurate position count as being an important goal for the budget this year. i think this was definitely an enlightening discussion you just had. you might also ask the control

david lee miller in new york city, thank you. ra fall mangual, senior fellow at the manhattan institute and contributing editor, and ramick smith,after being stopped for fair evasion, and charged with criminal possession of a weapon, and 2016, 5 years probation, and pled guilty in the gun case, and due in court in june. how is this man on the streets? >> the answer is it should scare all americans. it's a problem common to all american cities, and that is that our criminal justice system operates incredibly inefficiently and often with an eye toward minimizing the burdens p ut on the backs of criminal defendants, and just another case of a repeat offender being allowed to spend more time on the street and with every moment he spends on the street, you know, the risk faced by people living in the communities in which these offenders are going back to mount, and this is going to be the defining challenge of the adams mayorality. happy to see him standing up and pushing back on the misguided policies. but until decision makers in albanian the -- albany and the city council act, it's going to exist. >> gillian: how is this man on th

smith, bbc news. how are you trying to cope with the big increases in the cost of living? i spoke to davidially ruled out, the idea of a _ energy companies. it was initially ruled out, the idea of a windfall. ruled out, the idea of a windfall tax on oil and gas companies who made record profits partly because of the increase in energy costs because they said they want these companies to invest in green technologies, want them to be driving towards net zero so they didn�*t want to tax the profits that they�*d made. the government tone on the issue has certainly changed over the last few weeks. there was something initially being ruled out, the windfall tax on oil and gas companies who have made record profits partly because of an increase in energy costs because they want these companies to invest in green technologies, they want them to be driving towards net zero, so they don�*t want to tax the profits they�*ve made. the tone is changing of that in recent weeks. the government have talked about nothing being taken off the table, we heard the chancellor talking about wanting to be pragmati