years as a habitual felon with multiple counts of forgery and larsency and resisting officers. >> devon was 25 years old and serving 9 to 12 years for second degree murder. >> it was a man i lived with, robbery gone bad. i left the crime scene with the guy who killed him, it was a bad situation. >> but in prison, the two women seem to have discovered a comfort zone. >> you get in here and you don't have anybody or anything, so you sort of cling to somebody. >> women are more affectionate, looks like normal couples on the streets but it's all women. >> a new couple is like the staff sort of zone in on them, give them a hard time but then after a while it's like they just get used to seeing you as a couple and ease off. you can't kiss in front of them or do a sex act in front of them but they are not on you for every little thing. i respect the staff, they have their job to do. i don't cross that line. >> in spite of rules against it, cathy and devon appear to be a picture of domestic bliss. >> i'm the wife. >> we spend our money together, i shop and get our stuff and cook our food every

we have to take care of everyone in the village. >> reporter: as for devon despite the odds his family the first to beat the disease and they have planned what they will do when they called the nasty rock in his brain is gone. >> i'm going to eat ice cream every single day, ice cream! >> reporter: devon did serve and eat ice cream when we saw him and days later flew to rome where he was blessed by the pope. jason carroll, cnn, boston. ugh, see, you need a loan, you put on a suit, you go crawling to the bank. this is how i dress to get a mortgage. i just go to lendingtree. i calculate how much home i can afford. i get multiple offers to compare side by side. and the best part is... the banks come crawling to me. everything you need to get a better mortgage. clothing optional. lendingtree, when banks compete, you win. okay! ...awkward. when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of completely clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to give you a chance at completely

. >> devon. >> chester county. >> devon. >> and it was. >> yes. >> devon is right next to chesterbrook. >> yes. >> it was right there. >> it said devon. >> when we were growing up, they would keep painting off the end of devon. every time you drive down it was say devo but dovo and chesterbrook are the same exit two communities smack dab. >> whip it good. >> whip it real good. >> chinatown made the list too >> niche or niche. >> fourth place for young professionals to live for america. >> it was right there. >> yes. >> new york city, berry hill, ranking third and fourth. >> yes, i know murray hill, lot of 20 and 30 something's live in murray hill because the rents are a little bit lower. >> it is kind of boring but only place that is affordable thaw can live and then all of the lip stores, north of, well , we will get there. >> i don't know. >> it is north of... >> okay, tribeca is the between canal. >> it doesn't matter what it is, it is there, it is happening. >> north of the little italy. >> i could not come up witt. >> yes, okay, i didn't know it >> my whole body hurts. >> okay. ho

on in cornwall and devon. no lower than 10—11.sunday a dry start for most of us with a good deal of sunshine. though central, northern and eastern areas but the rain in the south—west will continue to move northwards and eastwards. we could see some heavy bursts mixed in to the rain here for the west country in toward central and southern wales. that rain getting in towards the midlands and southern england, pushing towards the london area by the part of the afternoon. it's warm ahead of it in the south—easterly breeze and could reach 18 in the south—east. further north pleasantly warm in the sunshine. the best of the temperatures across the north—west highlands. from sunday night into bank holiday monday, this area of low pressure is going to bring some pretty unsettled weather to our shores, particularly for england and wales. it does look like much of scotland will stay largely dry. we could see the odd sunny spells the england and wales, some showers at times. it will feel warmer in the sunshine, 15 or 16 degrees but chilly al

but some su btle devon. widespread frost. but some subtle changes into wednesday.if you like, of that writing northerly wind. so maybe not as chilly on wednesday. still some showers, but most of these in eastern areas. some sunshine as well but bigger cloud starting to roll into northern ireland and western scotland. a few spots of rain. it will mostly be rain, because temperatures will be creeping upwards. 10 degrees in stornoway, and that is the story for the end of the week. called there slowly but surely being eroded by the milder air pushing and from the atlantic. so we can expect those temperatures to begin to creep upwards through thursday and friday. there will be fewer showers, often a lot of cloud, but those temperatures returning to something closer to what we would expect at this time of year. i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story. donald trump has told un security council ambassadors at the white house that the un must be ready to impose new sanctions on north korea. the warnings were over north korea's missile and nuclear programmes. chi

>> it was going to be a bipartisan clear transparent effort with devon to begin with. as this partisan that carried the party line. he had a great reputation. he continues to have that. got tripped up on the little things. life happens. you move on to the next issue. it's going to be a bipartisan review of what took place. we're confident with the facts and it's just as simple as that. -- >> hold on. there's nothing simple about anything of this. >> absolutely. once the facts are laid out and they're laid out for the american public to see, they'll see that nothing took place. >> it would be hopeful if they were transparent up front and when it comes through, everyone lied about it initially until it came out through reporting. >> it will be interesting to find out the white house's take. is this positive from their perspective? >> reporter: look, i was just upstairs trying to get some information around the west wing around the oval office. everybody who has that kind of insider information is with the president right now and not answering. they're in that wounded war

deaf devon nunez is stepping aside after weeks of refusing to recuse himself. >> reporter: good evening. house speaker paul ryan, says the current ethics probe for nunez is a distraction into the investigation into russia. but believes that nunez should stay in his position as commit echairman. >> sent out a statement and my statement will stand. >> devon nunez, the house committee chairman today leaving the capital soon after bowing out. this comes weeks afternoon -- nunez refused to recuse himself from the investigation into the 2016 election. and blaming politically motivated accusations from left wing groups saying that the charges are false. >> devon nunez earned my trust over the years for his work that the intelligence community does to keep americans safe. >> and questions of impartiality. he said he received information showing the trump team was incidentally caught up intelligence, he showed it to the president instead of the bipartisan committee he led and now they are investigating nunez for possibly obtaining classified material and his step ago side allows for a fresh star

and possible life on saturn. , but there is nothing so important as the devon versus cornwall scone rowyou can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. the weather is looking fairly quiet for most of us this evening. not much is going to be changing in the next few hours. what we have got right now is what we will have from the rest of this evening and overnight. mostly light rain, and in the south, clearer spells and 8 degrees in plymouth, liverpool, newcastle. in lerwick, closer to four. tomorrow there will be more cloud around, for sure. most of the rain should not be too heavy. even if you're on the coast looking out to sea, the weather might end up being relatively sunny. by the time we get to the midlands, wales, the north—west, northern ireland, southern scotland, here, at lunchtime, there will be more cloud, a bit of rain around, and the western isles of scotland once again getting further showers. you can see the weather fronts moving across the uk. they will be moving further south. saturday, cold air coming from the north. by the time it reaches our s

i am in devon to find out. them a go. and carol has the weather. good morning. clear skies across england and wales. a chilly start, with frost. a bit of cloud in the north—west. through the day that will sink southwards. still some sunshine. strong winds in the far north of scotland will ease. more detail in about 15 minutes. good morning. first, our main story. the un security council will sit in emergency session later to discuss a suspected chemical attack in syria. at least 72 people, 20 of them children, are said to have been killed but some estimates put the number much higher. the us has accused president assad's regime of "barbarism" and joined britain and france in calling on the united nations to order a full investigation. this morning, the russian defence ministry claimed the incident was caused by the bombing of a rebel—held chemical weapons depot. you may find images in sarah corker‘s report upsetting. hundreds of innocent syrians, including many children, struggling to breathe after a suspected

some rain arriving in cornwall and devon by dawn. but even elsewhere we are looking at 8—9 and shine for scotland, northern england, the midlands and across eastern england. rain will continue to spill northwards. in the sunny spots it will be quite warm with top temperatures of 17 or 18 degrees. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines at 2:30pm. european union leaders meeting in brussels have unanimously adopted guidelines for negotiating britain's withdrawal from the eu. labour leaderjeremy corbyn urges young people to "claim their future" by voting labour in the general election. theresa may is campaigning in scotland for the first time since calling the election. one of the men arrested in a counter—terrorism operation in north london had been suspected of attempting to travel to syria tojoin is. now on bbc news, the travel show. this week, celebrating gha na's 60th birthday. i'm drinking to the country's independence. sparring with the locals. boxing is massive, they love it here. and meeting some of its cutest residents. i am am

. >> reporter: this comes as a real surprise, devon nunez the house chairman held a meeting but did not say anything from stepping aside from the russia probe. >> after weeks of digging in and a number of ethics complaints. >> there is not a better person to do this investigation but me. >> devon nunez is removing himself from congressional investigations into russian meddling into the 2016 investigation. he is blaming left wing activist groups. even though his ongoing investigation was raising questions and holding meetings with an unknown source he has not revealed. >> your obsession with what whom talked to whom and when. he showed the intelligence to the president instead of the bipartisan committee he runs and ranching members of the house intelligence committee says he would like to move forward. >> it will allows to have a fresh start. but paul ryan with the power over the chairman ship. was standing by him then and now. >> he is eager to demonstrate to the edgics committee that he followed all proper guidelines and laws. >> after numerous ethics complaints they are investigating

kpix 5's devon tells us it is not the first time the high-preseed homevise been hit. >> i don't know why somebody would do this, what is the purpose? what is the reason? >> reporter: three of the homes are for sale, three are under construction. before potential buyer could move in, even a sengal piece of furniture, they were targets of a brazen break in. >> bunch of cars rolled up, jumped out, smashed doors in, threw a party and started beating the place up. >> reporter: the contractor estimates the vandals caused more than $50,000 in damage. ransacking cabinets and appliances, and breaking windows throughout the new subdivision. it is not the first time a home under renovation or construction has been targeted. last july a bottle-throwing mob clashed with police when caught inside the home that was empty and under renovation in a neighborhood a few miles away. officially san jose police say it doesn't distinguish between break in's at new verses existing homes but builder believe it is a troubling trend, vandals willing to destroy in minutes what took months to build. >> a lot of w

tonight, devon feeley has the video of what happened next. >> reporter: the 80 pound mountain lion fellh a thud from this tree after being hit with a tranquilizer dart. it's unexpected arrival and dramatic departure caused quite a stir in the east coast shopping center. >> we've never seen a mountain lion in this area at all. we've been here since a long time. >> reporter: the sheriff's department says the juvenile mountain lion took an early morning stroll through the shopping center and then scampered up a tree. deputies asked shoppers and business owners to stay inside and out of the way. >> i thought it ended great. it couldn't have gotten any better being that the lion stayed where it was and it didn't run off. >> reporter: the animal was not seriously injured by the fall. he was given a physical exam, tagged and fitted with a gps tracker and will be moved back into the wild. >> we think it's important around the santa cruz mountain area because there is so many people and we're trying to understand how mountain lions coexist with people in this developed landscape. >> reporter: de

caller: from devon, england. host: we can hear you. please go ahead. caller: i'm calling from devon in england. host: you are getting feedback. go ahead with the question or otherwise we will have to move on. caller: everybody has agreed that a hard border is not wanted by anyone in ireland. my question is -- how is it physically possible not to have a hard border if ireland stays in the eu? thank you. host: can you address the issue? guest: this is one of the challenges of the brexit decision because of joint membership of the united kingdom was a major contributory element to the peace process. as joint members of the european the borderctively between northern ireland and the republic of ireland exists politically but do not make much of a difference to people's day-to-day lives. it was an important element of that. it is now going to have to be revisited. i think everyone is very determined that there will not be a hard border on the island of ireland. this is probably easy enough to manage in terms of freedom of movement of people and more complic

hazy skies across west wales, the south—west, cornwall, devon. bubble will be a cross east anglia and the south—east. through the evening, fresher air advancing. this cloud and little spots of rain. the weather front is falling apart, so by the time it reaches southern areas, we're just talking about a little cloud, nothing more than that. fresh air will be moving south through the night. these are city temperatures, and it will be colder out in the sticks. north—westerly winds tomorrow all the way down to the south and across the english channel, bringing fresh air. 15 celsius in london, 12 celsius in manchester and liverpool, and only 10 celsius in glasgow with showers. the wind switches direction a little on tuesday, but we are still in this relatively cool air mass. most of us will see around 13, 1a celsius. 10 celsius in glasgow. rain in northern parts of the country. towards the end of the week, not much changes. typical weather for the time of the year. we have been very spoiled right now, so we can say that things are going back to normal

and devon and that we will cornwall and devon and that we will continue to move northwards and eastwards this evening. overnight, we will continue to see heavy bursts in the south—west. to the north of here, largely dry and all places overnight will be relatively mild. for bank holiday monday we have this area of low pressure and play. it will dominate the weather for england and we'll is, more rain in northern england and particularly in the south—west. in the midlands or you get sunny spells developing it will warm up and could be heavy, thundery showers developing. for the week ahead, high pressure dominates. there will be an easterly wind, so the easterly areas would be cool and cloudy, the best of the sunshine in the west. good afternoon. this is bbc news. the headlines at just good afternoon. this is bbc news. the headlines atjust after buster. labour and the conservatives compete for workers‘s vote. theresa may was ata for workers‘s vote. theresa may was at a vat rate or a labour says that it want raise tax for those on low incomes. we are the party that once low taxes for low and

police say a 32-year-old woman was walking along castle boulevard when antonio devon kamara tried to talk to her. detectives say he pushed her into the woods, raped her, robbed her, and threatened to kill her if she screamed. the suspect took off, and the victim someone who called for help. police arrested kamara shortly afterward. he's charged with rape, kidnapping, assault, and robbery. toyota is recalling 228-thousand tacomas over an issue that could force drivers to lose control of their vehicles. the recall applies to certain 2016 and 2017 models. the issue involves a set of gears that power the rear wheels, which could leak oil. toyota hasn't said if there are reports of injuries. but it's already sending notices in the mail to affected customers. we've been watching an eagle nest near manassas airport. now there are two eaglets in that nest - and you have a chance to help name them by voting right now! go to wjla dot com slash vote now there are four sets of names.. - "niya & omani" - which mean "breath" & "traveller" - "endy & persey" - shortened for endurance and perseveranc

starting to see thick cloud and rain in cornwall and devon. no lower than 10-11.

we have seen rain working in across the channel islands, the isles of scilly and devon and cornwall,er east, the cloud is well broken so there is sunshine to be enjoyed for many of us. wherever you are, breezy feel. this south easterly wind is developing and particularly breezy weather is heavy rain in the south—west of england. this afternoon it will not be raining all the time. some dry intervals but also heavy bursts and a rumble of thunder across devon and dorset and the odd splash in sussex in the afternoon. east anglia, northern parts of england, looking fine and dry and some sunshine towards the north wales as well. northern ireland is on fine and dry to the afternoon and fine and dry into the evening. a fine day for scotla nd into the evening. a fine day for scotland with temperatures up to 17 in the north west. into the evening as low pressure drifts eastwards across england and wales, we continue to see cloud and outbreaks of rain with heavy bursts in the south—west of england. further north across scotland and northern ireland it is clear and dry up with just a slight touc

devon nunez was well aware of rice's involvement but when asked about it on march 22nd she said she knew nothing about it. >> i know nothing about this. i was surprised to see reports today. i really don't know to what he was referring but he said whatever he was referring to was lawful surveillance and it was potentially incidental collection. >> when american names are incidentally collected they are masked from foreign surveillance reports to protect their identities. there is a process by which they can be requested by officials but a review of government policy on unmasking showed the pattern of dozens of such requests. sean spicer said he is surprised by the lack of interest in the story by the press. >> it is interesting the level or lack of interest in these developments when it goes one direction versus where other amounts of interest that have come from beyond i am surprised in terms of the level of interest from the press corps. one set of developments versus another set of developments. >> this isn't the first time -- all of this under investigation, trying to determine if an

birmingham and coventry, and some showers just clipping into parts of pembrokeshire, cornwall and devon the showers will gradually become more widespread across the country, so just about anywhere you could catch one. the odd rumble of thunder, some rain, some sleet, some hail, some snow, mostly over the hills. 7—13 degrees on the thermometer, but add on the strength of the winds, and take aberdeen, for example, it will feel freezing, even in the middle of the afternoon. another cold night to come, tuesday night into wednesday. the showers, though, becoming mostly confined to eastern areas. again, some of them will be wintry. these are the temperatures to expect if you live in the middle of our big towns and cities. out in the countryside, we are looking at lows of minus six or minus seven, a widespread frost. but some subtle changes into wednesday. this ridge of high pressure begins to build its way in from the west, and that'll cut off the worst, if you like, of that biting northerly wind, so maybe not as chilly on wednesday. still some showers, but most of these across eastern areas.

they have no idea what devon nunes was talking about obviously there was something political going onebody was meddling in the u.s. election the politics of the u.s. election. we are also talking about going back at least a couple of months there was a torrent of stories in the press in the media based on anonymous sources. the leaks don't drop from heaven they come from the government or former ever meant official summary gives information to us. >> here is a problem with that. the source of a lot of these were in fact susan rice or former obama administered officials. that would involve exposing their own sources. they were immunizing themselves from being chased by anyone covering the story. the fact that it was unmask it. it could've made it easier for other people to do the leak. we know the vomit and menstruation had distributed what they were looking at. that is a sieve. what he recuse himself and should he have done so? >> outside groups can make ethics complaints about specific measures. this office was diluted with complaints that nunes had improperly leaked classwide inform

chilly, though — three degrees in birmingham and coventry, and some showers feeding into cornwall and devonually become more widespread across the country, so just about anywhere you could catch one. the odd rumble of thunder, some rain, some sleet, some hail, some snow, mostly over the hills. 7—13 degrees on the thermometer, but on the strength of the winds, take aberdeen, for example, it will feel freezing even in the middle of the afternoon. another cold night to come, tuesday night into wednesday. the showers, though, becoming mostly confined to eastern areas. again, some of them will be wintry. these are the temperatures to expect if you live in the middle of our big towns and cities. out in the countryside, we are looking at lows of minus six or minus seven, a widespread frost. but some subtle changes into wednesday. this ridge of high pressure begins to build its way in from the west, and that will cut off the worst, if you like, of that biting northerly wind, so maybe not as chilly on wednesday. still some showers, but most of these across eastern areas. some sunshine, as well, but

sunshine, but green did pushing in southern and south—western areas, very wet conditions in cornwall and devonnorth—east are the best the sunshine, with strong winds. the week ahead it looks like high pressure will dominate suffer many of us it will mostly dry but because there will be and easterly wind, it will be cooler here. the higher temperatures and the best of the sun chang will be in western part of the uk. for bank holiday monday, this area of low pressure will affect most of england and. that could be heavy and persistent rain in south wales, south—west england and along the south coast. elsewhere, a mixture of sunshine and charity, some of them could be heavy and underage through the course of the afternoon. scotland and northern ireland will have the best of the drier weather, and it could get up the 18 degrees in the far north of scotland. on tuesday, the area of low pressure will move away to the south. it will be drier on tuesday. a ridge of high pressure will build on from the north. it will fade in cool winds the eastern coastal areas and thicker cloud here, maybe the odd show

south—west during sunday, but at the moment it looks like the rain will be sitting across much of cornwall, devonrset, dorset and into wales. keep watching, the area could change, but it will move erratically north and east, taking outbreaks of showery rain with it, giving way on bank holiday monday, but a good deal of dry weather still. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa barak. the headlines at 11pm: another security alert in westminster. police arrest a man suspected of planning terrorist attacks. forensic teams searched through the contents of his backpack. police say it had been an intelligence—led operation. eyewitnesses described the scene. it was like really a very scary situation really. and ijust realised this place is so busy all the time. the foreign secretary is criticised after suggesting britain could help the us with military action against syria without mps' approval. the prime minister theresa may accuses the eu of lining up to oppose britain in the brexit negotiations. on newsnight, does the high court decision forcing

in fact, if you live across the south, cornwall, devon, through the isle of wight towards the south—eastsome sunshine from time to time. even if you are on the coast, looking out to sea across the channel, there, the weather might end up being relatively sunny. but by the time we get to the midlands, certainly wales, the northwest, northern ireland, southern scotland, here at lunch time at least, and this is lunchtime, there will be more cloud and a bit of rain around, and the western isles of scotland once again getting further showers. and then the rest of good friday, so this is in the afternoon, you can see weather fronts moving across the uk. they will be making theirjourney a bit further south so later in the day in the south, it will cloud over and it may turn damp. saturday, cold air streamed from the north arrives and by the time it reaches our shores, rather than cold, it is cool. i think a fairly fresh day but at least a sunny day on the way on saturday. i would say saturday is going to be the best day of the easter weekend because there is going to be a lot of dry and sunny w

during sunday but at the moment, it looks as though the rain will be sitting across much of cornwall, devonthe forecast, the area of low pressure could change but it does look to go erratically north and east, taking the rain with it. clearing away on bank holiday monday but still a good deal of dry weather. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm: another terror alert in westminster — police arrest a man suspected of planning terrorist attacks. he was arrested by armed officers after an intelligence led operation. a rucksack and knives were taken from him. the prime minister is being kept informed of developments. i think it shows that our police and our intelligence and security services are on the alert as they always are, looking to keep us safe and secure. the foreign secretary says britain could take military action against the syrian regime without a vote in parliament. the government loses a court bid to delay publication of its air pollution strategy until after the general election. also this hour — tackling online bullying.

you can see quite a lot of cloud across devon and cornwall, up towards east anglia, too, but there willmperatures around eight or nine degrees at 9:00am, with some cloud across northern england and southern scotland, too. northern ireland starts off a bit cloudier, and that cloud also pushing in across the west of scotland, with some scattered showers across northern parts of scotland. now, moving through the day, then, not a bad day for most of us. it is looking predominantly dry, probably the best of the sunshine in a swathe through parts of northern england, the midlands, and across wales. a bit more cloud to the south of that, but most places staying dry. just that small hint of perhaps a passing shower in london for the marathon, of course, temperatures here up to around 16 degrees for the middle of the afternoon. further north, more in the way of cloud, and outbreaks of rain, too, down to the fact that we've got this frontal system approaching from the north. that will bring quite a change in weather type as we head through into the new working week. first thing monday morning, in

will take its time in arriving at will bring some heavier pulses of rain into cornwall and parts of devonof the country it stays dry but sunshine and warmth, the frontal system never get into scotland. sunny spells and scattered showers for by quality monday and popular temperatures around 10—15dc. enjoy. all. playing god with people's lives — a breast cancer surgeon who carried out completely unnecessary operations is found guilty of wounding with intent. ian paterson operated on hundreds of people, convincing them they needed highly invasive, often life changing treatment, when they didn't. ifeel like i've been mutilated. all this was for nothing. all the scars i thought were there because they were a badge of honour, are now because he's mutilated me. the nhs has already paid out nearly £18 million to settle the cases of more than 250 patients convinced to have operations they didn't need. mr paterson hasn't shown any remorse for the terrible things he's done, and he's really damaged the trust that the public had in the health service and with some of our health professionals. concerns

a breezy day across the country on sunday but the rain primarily through cornwall, devon, dorset andnot arriving into the midlands end of the day. with the midlands end of the day. with the south—easterly breeze, temperatures will recover, it can decrease in the sold. we could see 17 in decrease in the sold. we could see 17ina decrease in the sold. we could see 17 in a sheltered western areas of scotla nd 17 in a sheltered western areas of scotland as well. that front grinds toa scotland as well. that front grinds to a halt as it pushes north and east. we will not see any significant rain potentially into scotland. for bank holiday monday, a wea k scotland. for bank holiday monday, a weak affair. sunny spells and scattered showers across england and wales. so quite crazy and that will make it field called and exposed coasts. highs of ten to 15 degrees. asa coasts. highs of ten to 15 degrees. as a move out of monday and into tuesday, it looks as though we see a quiet passion for the developing and the wind will be light again. the isobars open up and it doesn't look as though we will

gearing sunday, but at the moment it looks as though the rain will be sitting across much of cornwall, devon. keep watching the forecast, the area could change, but it looks as though it will move erratically north and east, taking showery rain with it. it clears away on monday, but a good deal of dry weather still. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. straight to the us. the pentagon has opened an inquiry into donald trump's former national security adviser. michael flynn is accused of accepting payments from foreign groups without permission. we'll be live in new york. the eu says it has a joint and final position on brexit negotiations. the point is, we are united, we have a clear line and we are ready. the eu says it is prepared. angela merkel hopes the uk is too. translation: unfortunately i get the feeling that some people in britain still have illusions — that would be a waste of time. syria has accused israel of causing a huge explosion near damascus airport. we'll talk to bbc arabic about that. and we'll be live in philadelphia to discuss donald trump's

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devon and helena martin of oakland. they were refusing to let her see areata.>> my gut tells me they did something to that girl's baby. when a call found out she went ballistic as any mother would do. to silence her they killed her. >> reporter: we tried to speak to the martins last year. they refuse to answer our question or cooperate with police. the even hired a well-known attorney and have since moved out of town. >> it's unbelievable. >> reporter: this is the spot where nicole's body was found here in mclaren park last year on april 8. police are now using new dna technology to re- examine evidence found here at the crime scene. >> we have authored a bunch of search warrants in both the california and in other states. we have towed a vehicle that we believe may be tied to the crime. >> reporter: police and fbi investigators also revealed a piece of plywood with unusual markings found placed over nicole's body. they never said how she was murdered. nicole's roommate said the night she was killed she left their bayvi

." >>> house intelligence committee chief devon nunez is stepping aside into the investigation with russian interference into the election. he received a number of ethics complaints that he calls politically motivates and false but it's in the best interest for his to temporarily step aside. mike conaway will now lead the investigation. >>> president trump and chinese president will meet today in florida. the two are expected to discuss several issues including trade policies at trump's mar-a-lago resort. they are set to arrive later on this afternoon. >>> and back at the white house the president spent time with wounded veterans and soldiers. and he thanked them for their service at the wounded warrior event. and praised the veterans for risking their lives for protecting our country. >> you earned our freedom with your sweat and your blood and your incredible sacrifice. we salute you, we salute your service and we salute the flag you have so courageously protected. >> the is of members are in washington are in washington for the four day soldier ride. >>> governor chris christie has withh

to the south of that, it should remain predominantly dry for the likes of cornwall and devon. the south—east, 15 or 16 degrees in the brighter spells. relatively decent weather. damp and grey as we head across the north of wales, the isle of man and much of northern england too. sunshine and scattered showers returning to northern ireland and across much of scotland. quite blustery here. it's feeling wintry across the mountains of scotland, where we could see some of these showers falling as sleet and snow. moving through this evening and overnight, these bands shift southwards across the country. a few splashes of rain across southern england where we could do with some wet weather. those showers get out of the way quickly. clear skies for many areas. a chilly start to saturday morning. northern england, northern ireland and scotland, we could see a sharp frost as well as wintry showers continuing and blustery conditions across the scottish mountains tomorrow. further south across the country, the winds not as strong. quite a lot of decent, dry weather actually with spells of

now, you know devon not only does he make these cool films.d the scenes as well. those are always super fun to watch. you get a look at what it takes to make these. it's not as easy as he makes it look. >> oh! >> and that's why he's extinct. >> that's the reason. >> now, the fun part about this film is the ending. check it out. >> we're doing something we've never done before. we're making a sequel base e to based on the comments you comment below. >> best comment wins the sequel. >> we always know it works out when you ask the internet for their opinion. >> i. >>> nicki is making chocolate chip brownies. her brownies are going to have a peculiar ingredient. >> one can of black beans. >> she saw this recipe online and is putting it together. from that point on you go to something traditional. cocoa powder, oats, salt, maple syr syrup, sugar, baking powder. then you blend it together and fold in your chocolate chips. you've got yourself some brownies. so now it's time for the taste test. >> brownies with a bean base. a brownie with a protein. >

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house intelligence committee chairman devon dude has removed himself from the investigation into themp campaign, that he had been passionately pursuing. as congressional ethics watchdogs had questions over his handling of the whole thing. tonight, the man replacing him is speaking out, saying he thinks nunes did nothing wrong, adding that the investigation stays on course. in moments, we will speak to house intelligence member chris stewart before pete hoekstra is here. he says this is just a distraction to take the heat off of susan rice. first, correspondent peter doocy with an update. >> chairman devin nunes has already dispatched a lawyer to the house ethics committee asking what evidence they have on him. he also wants a speedy investigation. while it is in progress, he will not be in charge of the house until russia probe. it will be texas congressman mike conaway today. he said he doesn't think nunes did anything wrong. he also still isn't sure what nunes saw that made him so sure the obama administration inappropriately unmasks names of trump transition officials. >> have you

house intelligence committee chairman congressman devon nunez stepped aside from leading the probe into russian meddling in the 2016 election. he was chased down by abc news but would not stop to answer questions, saying that his statement sands for itself. and pressure was building with democrats including ranking committee member, adam schiff saying he is too close to the white house to lead an impartial investigation. david muir will have more on the developing situation in syria and the house chairman's decision to step aside and the on going senate confirmation of supreme court nominee kneel gorsuch and watch that after "action news" tonight. >>> and two people entered pleas for allegedly gifting their daughter to a feasterville man that allegedly fathered two children with the girl. john rawlins is live now. >> reporter: the parents changed their not guilty plea, the conspiracy charge against the father was dropped and in return he pled no contest to a lesser child and the mother plead guilty of endangering the children. >> the facts to which she plead guilty that she allowed her

brian: and we know adam schiff, so the same thing devon nunez; right?ess. he didn't talk about the results. so generally speaking, that may mean that the results may not be necessarily good. so in some respects more of a lightbulb went on. hey, we're onto something. abby: great work out there. keep it up. >> thank you. abby: let's bring in malcolm, michelle, you heard it there from adam housely, this has been going on for over here a year except zero reporting of this. zero. >> yeah. it's bombshell after bombshell. and as adam tweeted last night, drip, drip, drip, and more of it is going to come out and there's nothing that the liberal propaganda media monopoly can do to block the truth from coming out. i think the american people should be outraged, not only what adam is reporting that this kind of spying was going on a year ago on private citizens. steve: right? >> and that it wasn't just the one example of, quote, unquote, incidental unmasking. but then more surveillance was ordered and more of this was done. how much more? and the fact that you have

this is where we could potentially see the whitest and heaviest rain across much of cornwall, devon,d western scotland with the breeze, temperatures will respond as well. the frontal system almost dies off as it pushes its way through north—east england. a band of showers remains on monday. perhaps not even making its way into scotland. it is sunny spells and scattered showers were a backward on monday and reasonable temperatures. these are worried should be for this time of year at around ten to 16 degrees. all in all, the buckley began his looking favourable. breezy but one in comparison to earlier in the week. the chance of rain, but not all. the heaviest rain will be donein not all. the heaviest rain will be done in the south—west. see you in half an hour. this is bbc world news today, broadcasting in the uk and around the world. i'm kasia madera. the headlines: the us secretary of state warns the world must adopt a new approach to north korea or face catastrophic consequences. the threat of a north korean nuclear attack on sole autocue is real and it is likely only a matter of t

devon and cornwall police have yet to decide about disciplinary action.w into deaths in police custody. there've been 209 in the last ten years. the review was to find out why investigations fall short for many families and address their concerns about an apparent lack of accountability. it was expected be published last summer. its key special adviser told me that delay could leave others at risk. i'm extremely frustrated, as are the families that contributed to that review, because we want a review that makes a difference and that stops these preventable and needless deaths occurring. the home office said the report would be published in due course. the government wants to stop police cells being used for people who are in mental health crisis, and from next month, holding a child who is mentally unwell in a cell will be banned, and it will become even more difficult to do so for adults. this card from thomas's church was sent to the orchard family when the trial ended, saying how special he was to them. they are still waiting to hear if any individual

. think, the further south—west you are, cornwalland devon. eastern coasts. so, a mixed easter weekend. as i said, it could be worse. not ideal. but certainly could be worse this time of the year. enjoy. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at four. the most powerful non—nuclear bomb ever used by the united states targets so—called islamic state in afghanistan — 36 militants are thought to have been killed. this was the right weapon against the right target, we will not relent our mission to fight alongside our afghan comrades to destroy isis k in 2017. a british tourist, thought to be aged in her 20s, has been stabbed to death on a tram injerusalem. schools in england are facing their worst funding cuts in 20 years — a warning from teaching unions. the mission to re—take mosulfrom so—called is, we report from the frontline. also in the next hour, paying the price for unwelcome guests.

i'm long, will probably be in at least a month. >> devon is up 2.5%.way because we're doing our trader blitz. first is young china soaring after beating on the bottom line and reporting a surprise increase in same-store sales. >> the real surprise is that you guys gave me this stock, yum brands. panera yesterday, let's keep it rolling. this is the spinoff from yum and now you're very much in the money if you held both pieces. this is a big gap up, looks good. >> would you have preferred l brands? >> no. that's why we gave you the restaurants. bed, bath and beyond, you could have gotten that one, steve weiss does, though. >> when you listen to the call and read the release, you didn't know which way the stock was going to go because the guidance was poor but they beat this quarter. their online business is growing 20%, it's still a challenged business. i'd avoid it. >> costco, rich saperstein. >> costco has lowest prices, 700 warehouses, ability for customers to see the product and an online presence. we like the stock and it's going to be one of the on