the dortmund regional court has ruled that dover and his wife may only smoke tobacco in their own yard according to a strict timetable for three hours at a stretch more phones as well as the we can't smoke from noon to three but from three to six we can order and were banned from six to nine and allowed again from nine to twelve on a twenty four hour basis even at night. not. to fucking certainly alarm for three sit out here and smoke tell six am. this most bothers their neighbors in the townhouse complex but only since the door has had a roof put over their patio as it happens the roof diverts the smoke. of also for they see the smoke there so over from here like in a chimney across the fence and down onto their patio which is a bit lower do you for me and then it gets into their house and specifically into their basement and through the bedroom windows. and fluffed off into. the courts have been considering the dog his roof and the air currents for three years now the county court found it caused no new sense to the neighbors but the regional court said it does and impose the timetab

dover. words sort of leaving one foot dangling in the eu's customs union. dangling in the eu's customse a sort of pick and mix and departure from the eu. departure from the eu. their view is if you leave, you leave. if you leave, you leave. norman, thank you. our top story this lunchtime. recommend such a move. and still to come — not a gamble. inexperienced players in his world cup squad. to death threats aimed at referee lucy 0liver. appearance for juventus. putting 800 jobs at risk. financial position. our business correspondent emma simpson has more. ones for decades, but it's in trouble. trouble. days shoppers have a lot more choice. choice. it ranges, all different shops, supermarkets, next, primark. shops, supermarkets, next, primark. what about motherca re? what about mothercare? know, too expensive. expensive. it sounds like mothercare has more competition these days. has more competition these days. shop that just did baby things and it was very, very popular. it was very, very popular. looking at what i wanted and i loved it. it. it seems outdated, when i think about it, mot

constantly the summer slump comes of enormous destruction play home soon starting may twenty third empty dover lead. player . to. the c.w. news line from berlin suicide bombers target churches in indonesia the second largest city police say it was the word of one family including their children of these thirteen people have died in the attacks and sara biafra with dozens more wounded also coming off the. u.s. officials including president trump's daughter of one.

along with supporting the missions of the two airlift wings, dover is also home to the charles c. carson center for mortgage wear affairs and carries out the solemn obligation of carry -- caring for our fallen heroes. mr. chair, it is right and fitting that the united states congress recognizes and acknowledges the incredible, important work of the dover air force base. i urge my colleagues to support this en bloc amendment package and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. thornberry: mr. chairman, i'm pleased to yield one minute to the distinguished gentleman from new jersey, mr. lance. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. lance: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of the en bloc amendments and support of the underlying bill. passing this defense bill is one of the most important constitutional responsibilities of congress. i commend chairman thornberry for his leadership. and i thank him for his support of the amendments i am discussing. i was pleased to join wi

. # there'll be bluebirds over # the white cliffs of dover...# and at 101, dame vera lynn is nominated for two classic brit awards — 80 years after she released herfirst single. and coming up on bbc news, the pre—quarterfinal favourite, ding junhui, goes out of the world snooker championship at the quarterfinal stage. he's beaten comprehensively by barry hawkins at the crucible. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. senior cabinet ministers are due to hold a meeting on brexit, amid warnings from tory eurosceptics that the government's proposed customs partnership with the eu after the uk leaves is unacceptable. the proposal would mean the uk collecting tariffs on the eu's behalf. the mps have denied they're issuing the prime minister with an ultimatum, but the row is threatening to split the cabinet. theresa may said this lunchtime that the uk would leave the customs union. here's our political correspondent ben wright. are you willing to quit the government? over the customs deal? the foreign secretary is likely to be more vocal at a meeting of cabinet colleagues later to

semantic dover, thank you. -- samantha dover.ned that donald trump's personal lawyer, michael cohen, received a secret payment of at least $400,000, to fix talks between the ukrainian president and donald trump. marks and spencer's profits slump by more than 60%, after a costly plan to shut more than a hundred stores. a woman who threw acid at herformer partner, whose injuries were so horrific he decided to end his life, is jailed for life. in sport, unai emery has been appointed as the new arsenal manager, the spaniard replaces arsene wenger, who left the emirates after 22 g charge. simon after 22 years in charge. simon yates retains his 5: after 22 years in charge. simon yates retains his e the giro after 22 years in charge. simon yates retfiijzééi to 57m giro after 22 years in charge. simon yates retfiijzééi to $51 56 giro i of his seconds out of his nearest rival. and 20—year—old john best will make his england test debut against pakistan tomorrow, he gets his opportunity at lord's afterjack leach broke his thumb. that is all t

in beirut thank you so much for joining the dover. the governments of russia and germany have criticised the escalating tensions in the middle east and underlined their intention to preserve the iran nuclear deal despite america's withdrawal welcoming is german counterpart on his first visit to moscow russian foreign minister sergey lavrov stressed that the remaining signatures to the deal should discuss how best to keep it alive heiko mass expressed of germany's hope that russia would use its close ties to iran to convince them to stick with the deal he then went on to outline some of the issues still damaging relations between germany and russia. this is that the should fly already mentioned some critical issues this republic case for example or the cyber attack that targeted the german ministry of foreign affairs much indicates that attack might have been conducted from russian territory as it gets. you know what it's like times over this i believe that an open and honest dialogue is key for a solid partnership we have to be able t

because the consequences would be so disastrous that with periodic get discussions of lorry parks in doverthe channel and it seems impossible that things will go that way and unfortunately theresa may is being undermined by her own officials. this will infuriate, the people working on brexit making comments such as this. i think theresa may gave up such as this. i think theresa may gave up a such as this. i think theresa may gave up a long time ago on the idea of no deal and it's one of her biggest blunders to talk so long about the idea that no deal can be better than a bad deal. it's obvious that no deal is the worst possible deal. who it will infuriate is the brexiteers, like jacob rees mogg, and he's got one of these greatest fantasies that we could walk away with no deal. the reality is we can't and if they vote down the theresa may deal in the autumn it will be for parliament to decide what happens next and there will be enormous pressure for theresa may to seek an extension to the article 50 to timeline and potentially keepers in the eu for longer because we've made so little progre

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the body of specialist arrived at dover air force base in delaware this morning. a military honor guard conducted a dignified transfer of his remains. the 22-year-old was killed by small arms fire in afghanistan on monday. >>> still ahead here tonight, the outrage as three african american students competing in a nasa science competition became >>> also, the mystery tonight over the car found dangling from a bridge. >>> we're back with a story that is prompting outrage. tonight a team of three african american girls from washington d.c., the target of racial attacks as they competed in a nasa science competition with an invention designed to solve a problem at their high school. we get details from nbc's ron allen. >> reporter: india, mikayla and bria explaining their invention. finalist in a science competition. >> we can calculate landing but without to conversion, the capsule stays in orbit. >> it's exciting and feels surreal. >> still feeling like it's a dream, someone pinch me. >> reporter: but tonight, their hopes and dreams under attack when the competition

so once again some patchy cloud dover tomorrow morning, help -- cover tomorrow morning, especially coast side around the bay, maybe drizzle as well, and partly sunny skies for the afternoon hours. we keep the beaches on the cool side. temperature around 57 to 60 degrees. so still some patchy fog near the shoreline. a lot of 7 others inland near -- 70s inland near fairfield and con concord. look ahead -- concord. look ahead, the five-day forecast. drizzle over the next few morns. little drop off in the numbers by mid-week, and not much change into the weekend. if you're preparing for the three-day weekend don't plan on heat. 60ings and 70s the record -- 60s and 70s for the bay area next week. >> if you get the barbecue cooking you might be fine. >> yeah, just bring the sweater. >> the layers, thank you mark. >>> sports wrap is just minutes away. here are joe and jason with what they're working on. >> the warriors deliver their biggest post-season win in history as steph curry breaks out of his mini slump. >>> and a good day all around as the giants and a's come up with big wins as well. h

small business, we have the first federal community bank in dover, thousand dollar bonus. it's working but you know what the greatest story is, when i walk into a restaurant and somebody walks up to me and says thank you. thank you because i got a couple extra hundred dollars in my check last month, and now i can put a little more away for college, or put a little more away and pay off my car loan. these are the stories that are working. this is why i'm so proud to be sitting here with the president and knowing that we together were able to put a tax plan together with his vision, and get it passed. thank you for being here. >> i have to say, i just looked at the numbers, and jim's doing really great. he's got a great shot at doing it. he's been a fantastic congressman, and i expect you're going to be an even more fantastic senator. go out, get your vote and help jim get it done. >> thank you. >> tony, would you say a few words? >> mr. president, i want to thank you for inviting us today. really truly honored to be here. >> as the president continues to listen to guests th

tracy dover was on the same flight. >> and i'm thinking, oh my gosh, he's watching his baby be born one. chd it was the most gut- wrenching, heartbreaking thing i had ever seen. >> reporter: she snapped this picture of the nervous dad. >> when we heard the baby cry, just that whole section that was heading to mississippi just started cheering. >> reporter: that video has since been viewed by hundreds of thousands of people, sharing a father's joy over this very special moment. omar villafranca, cbs news, jackson, mississippi. ip glor: that is incredible. and amazing. and that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. cbs news does stream 24/7 on cbsn. there's elaine quijano. i'm jeff glor. we will see you tomorrow. have a good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org in coal shipments to one bay area port. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. i'm allen martin. people in richmond have been complaining about more coal trains rumbling through their neighborhood. we got a hold of numbers that show a large increase in coal exports at the port of r

a plane monsoon starting may twenty third down to dover and. place. this is decoupling news live from the in the war of words in the middle east escalates the senior iranian cleric threatens israeli cities with annihilation as worshippers of friday prayers to death to israel and death to america. and israel itself the defense minister calls on syria to throw out of iraq enforcers. also on this program more than seven hundred fifty thousand children in the democratic republic of congo are suffering from severe malnutrition the u.n. says more than half of them could die.

the germans started when thirteen going to dover you. this is the w. news live from berlin the nobel prize for literature will not be awarded this year tarnished by sex abuse and finance scandals the swedish academy of says that the decision aims to regain public trust it is the first time in decades that the annual prize will not be handed out also coming up two thousand people on hawaii's big island of back await their homes after its volcano comes to life ash and lava have reached residential areas and tomorrow marks the two hundredth anniversary of karl marx since birth he is one of the most divisive to thinkers in modern history we'll ask people in berlin what they make of the founder of communism. sarah kelly welcome to the program the swedish academy has announced that it will not to award the nobel prize for literature this year the institution is in crisis over its handling of sexual assault allegations against the husband of one of its leading members the scandal has seen a string of board members leave in recent weeks the prize has crowned t

play monsoon starting may twenty third come to dover. i run along to another edition of euro max i'm your host negatively from aristocratic in-laws to musical comebacks we've got lots in store for you today here's a look at what's coming out.

goods moving between the uk and the eu through dover with no customs checks.nel, no more significant a border than the mersey, the thames or the clyde, but after brexit, that will change, and the head of uk customs told mps today analysing the government's two alternatives is a big job. we have employed more than 1100 staff working on brexit now. i think two is enough. so what are those two options. 0ption one is a streamlined customs process, 01’ maximum facilitation, max fac for short. it uses new technology like numberplate recognition. new technology and trusted traders could speed things through, and there would be exemptions for small businesses, resulting in minimalfriction at exemptions for small businesses, resulting in minimal friction at the border. but this comes with a massive price tag. you need to think about the highly streamlined customs arrangement costing businesses somewhere in the late teens of billions of pounds. i have started to lose count now of the number of billions. somewhere between 17 and 20 billion. and what about option two ? 20

and then flood watches out, from west virginia to d.c., baltimore, philly and dover, could see five inches or more in some of those spots. that's just through friday, and more rain coming over the weekend. david? >> a gray night there behind you. rob, thank you. >>> next tonight, the new code red declared in hawaii tonight. authorities issuing the alert because of that giant ash cloud we showed you last night, rising 12,000 feet into the air. potential danger not only to residents, but now, they say, aviation, airplanes in the region. new images coming in of the cracks in the earth. releasing lava and toxic gas. abc's matt gutman flying over the scene a short time ago, filing this report for us. >> reporter: david, you can see that line of fissures, all of them appear to be active today, billowing that smoke, steam, ash and sulfur dioxide into the air. in fact, you can smell it right now. that cloud that they're creating above us is about 10,000, 12,000 feet high. this is still very much an active scene and the concern is that the sulfur dioxide blanket is moving towards the populated area

deal with about 1300 lorries every day, which is less than a tenth of the number that pass through doverorry arrives to when it leaves here is about 20 minutes. impressive, but certainly not entirely frictionless. next, we go south to the border between turkey and bulgaria. again, bulgaria is in the eu and turkey isn't, but turkey does have a customs union with the eu for most manufactured goods. here, though, the delays are much longer, huge queues of lorries are normal. it takes hours for goods to cross the border and sometimes drivers have to wait for more than 24 hours. so being in a customs union does not automatically make your border with the eu disappear, if you are outside the single market and its common set of rules and regulations. then our third border, right in the middle, between france and switzerland. france, of course, is a founder eu member, while the swiss are not in the eu but are part of the single market, thanks to a series of bilateral agreements. again, though, they are not in the customs union. this is often held up as an example of what could be achieved in ire

goods moving between the uk and the eu through dover, with no customs checks.ificant a border than the mersey, the thames or the clyde. after brexit, things will change. the head of uk customs today told mps analysing the government two alternative customs options, was plenty of work. we have employed more than 1100 staff working on brexit now. i think two is enough. what are those two options? 0ption one is a streamlined customs process, or maximum facilitation — max fac for short. it uses new technology like numberplate recognition and clearance away from the border. regular and trusted traders accredited through customs could speed through. there would be exemptions for small businesses, resulting in minimal friction at the border. but not zero. hmrc said this would come with a massive price tag to be shared between uk and eu businesses. you need to think about the highly streamlined customs arrangement costing businesses somewhere in the late teens, billions of pounds. i've started to lose count now of the number of billions! but you know, somewhere between

family in nebraska said they shouted at people in the van to alert them and eventually that vanpool dover cat? we have to investigate, no idea but i'm sure the cat was okay. "fox and friends first" continues, have a great day. >> it has a chance to be a great meeting with north korea and the world. if it doesn't happen, maybe it will happen later, maybe it will happen at a different time. rob: it is may 23rd. come to the table, that message from donald trump. could the high-level talks between the two countries the in jeopardy? jillian: cracking down on violent illegal criminal, donald trump taking aim at the savage animals in the ms 13 gang today. rob: fallen, not forgotten.

hello again i'm peter dover you're watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming up a swift reaction from iran tehran vows to remain committed to the landmark deal calling the u.s. withdrawal unacceptable. his use prime minister cast his votes as millions go to the polls in a fierce election marred by scandal plus. yeah they come to me they put help sometimes they come with nothing and i counter fuse them and you call to train midwives in nigeria where every day more than a hundred women die while giving birth. we begin with the u.s. president's decision to pull out of the iran nuclear deal donald trump to fight last ditch diplomatic efforts by his european allies to stick by it following his announcement there's been swift international reaction with more criticism than there's been support for us to react with the iranian president who said the u.s. does not respect its commitments and some rouhani said he's ordered the atomic energy organization to be ready to start the enrichment of uranium other signatories to the twenty fifteen deal including france germany and the u.k. have sa

tracy dover was on the same flight. >> i'm thinking, oh, my gosh, he's watching his baby be born on the phone. it was the most, gut wrenching heartbreaking thing i had ever seen. >> she snapped this picture of the nervous dad. >> when we heard the baby cry, the whole sect, that was heading to mississippi started cheering. >> that video has since been viewed by hundreds of thousands of people. sharing a father's joy, over this very special moment. >>> that is the "overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. >>> hi, well come to the "overnight news." i'm demarco morgan. america's closest allies are scrambling for a way forward after president trump announced he is pulling the united states out of the nuclear agreement with iran. the international treaty designed to to keep iran from attaining a nuclear arsenal while eliminating many sanctions that have crippled tehran's economy. mr. trump called it a horrible, one sided deal that sho

we learned that in the case of the dover club a few years ago here. these folks live here in rooms rented from a homeowner. the receipt was from that homeowner. there were four brothers in one situation. in another, there is a merchant sailor who i know personally as a member of the sailor's union where he is active, who is often as sea for as long as a year at a time. so these individuals in this m previously referred to, there are 46 missing -- or 46 fewer -- >> rejected names. >> commissioner kopp: yeah, than are required, and the question from commissioner renne, do you have all those 46 with the requisite residential proof? >> we have many. the names that i was assigned, which was about a dozen. we do have. even with the 46 rejected -- >> commissioner kopp: but do you have 46? >> yes. >> commissioner kopp: okay. >> we only need 11 to meet your requirement. we don't need the whole 46 because we have, still, over 500 san francisco donors. the 46 did not -- >> commissioner kopp: excuse me for a moment. madam chair, through the chair to miss pelham,

finally, anita, a junior at dover high school, chose instead of not terrified at that possibility? delivering re read allowed the names of the victims of the recent parkland florida shooting. when he concluded, he expressed what we're all feeling by saying, let us hope and pray that they are in a better place and we will always remember. let me suggest, mr. speaker, remembering is not enough. action is required. we stand on this floor and have a moment of silence for those we lost. we're sad for them, for their families, and, yes, for our country. but a moment of silence is not enough. action is required. to ensure that a future moments be lence will not necessary. the nine student speakers in morristown, mr. speaker, like those across the country that day, gave voice to the millions who are scared but determined to see things change. these speeches represent but a snapshot of what americans heard on march 24 at the nationwide march for our lives. i hope my colleagues will read these stroorly poised and thoughtful -- extraordinarily poised and thoughtful students and what they had

. >> michael dover, new york. >> gerald hutchens, new york city. >> so far since the draft resistanceave burned their draft cards or returned them to the federal government. another 4,000 to 6,000 have fled to canada to avoid the draft. >> it's another example of american youth saying to adults your values are not my values. >> the mantra of that generation is that you don't have to believe anything that your parents told you because look what they got us into in vietnam. you had a generation that was willing to question authority. >> we had a feeling of us against them, you know, us against the government. >> this is a song i wrote it against the american military. it's a song called "i ain't marching anymore." >> phil ochs had a song, "always the old who lead us into war, it's always the young who fall." ♪ it's always the old to lead us to the wars ♪ ♪ it's always the young to fall ♪ >> we were aware of all that. why would they send us somewhere and make us kill somebody we're not going to do that. we sang anti-war songs. ♪ st. peter said to vietnam, i can't tell ♪ ♪ i know you'll g

. >> michael dover new york. >> joel hutchens new york. >> so far since the draft resistance movementand young men burned draft cards or return them to the federal government. another four to 6,000 fled to canada to avoid the draft. >> it's another example of american youth saying to adults your values are not mine. >> the mantra is that you don't have to believe anything your parents told you because look what this they get us into in vietnam. you had a generation willing to question authority. >> we ha feeling of us against them, you know, us against the government. >> this is a song i wrote it against the american manipulator song called i ain't marching anymore. >> phil oakes had a song always the old leading the us into war always the young who fall. >> ♪ it's always the old to lead us to the wars ♪ ♪ it's always the young to fall ♪ >> we were aware of all that? why would they send uts somewhere and make us kill somebody we're not going to do that. we sang anti-war songs. >>. ♪ i know you'll go to heaven, son, you serve your time in hell. ♪ ♪ maybelline new york. just apply and b

we have a first federal community bank in dover getting a bonus to full-time employees.ou know with the greatest story is my travel the state of ohio? when i walk into a restaurant and somebody says thank you. thank you because i got a couple extra hundred dollars in my check last month. now i can put more away for college, or i can put more away in pay off my car loan. these are the stories that are working. this is why i'm so proud to be standing here were sitting here with the president and knowing we together were able to put a tax plan together with his vision and get it passed. thank you for being here. [applause] pres. trump: jim is really doing great. he has been a fantastic congressman. i really suspect you are going to be an even more fantastic senator. we need your vote and need your help so go out and help jim to get it done. [applause] >> thank you. pres. trump: tony, will you say a few words? >> mr. president, i want to thank you for inviting us today. really, truly honored to be here. i hope you don't mind i stutter a little bit. i'm a little bit nervous.

think about dover—calais, if that border goes wrong then i feel this personally as an mp in kent becausese more and they feel brexit is on the line, there is not going to be a proper brexit if some of these plans...? notjust them, i am telling everyone to compromise, to be practical, to stop getting in ideological camps and say, what we all want is for britain's trade to flow as freely as possible. we're not yet sure how best to achieve that and we have to negotiate with the european union, that's what matters. what do you make of the way government is being conducted, borisjohnson calling one idea crazy... it is a pretty strange time, isn't it? the european research group, this group with a few tens of tory mps, talking to each other on whatsapp, talking about theresa may being weak and suchlike, maybe there will be gossip this weekend... i mean, brexit in a sense has changed politics. but nevertheless i think some certainties should remain, one of which, as others have said, is that cabinet ministers should have their disputes in private and shouldn't do it in public. that's just the w

#there‘ll be bluebirds over the white cliffs of dover.brexit—supporting conservative mps have delivered what‘s been described as an ultimatum to theresa may to try to persuade her to abandon one of her options for future customs arrangements with the eu. a 30—page document passed to bbc news criticises the prime minister‘s preferred option of a post—brexit customs partnership with the eu. our political correspondent, ben wright, joins us from from westminster, ben how significant is this for the prime minister? good morning. it is a reminder theresa may not only has to negotiate rates it with eu countries in brussels, but yet again negotiate brexit with her own tory party. —— brexit. the biggest issue right now is how the uk will trade with the eu outside of the single market to be what custom agreement will there be? the biggest single market for us is the eu. there are two options floating around whitehall. theresa may‘s preferred idea is this thing called a customs partnership which would mean effectively the uk mirroring eu customs ag

gave bonuses to their employees, small business, we also have the first federal community bank in dover, thousand dollar bonus to full-time employees and 50000 to part-time. it's working. thank you, thank you because i got a couple extra hundred dollars in my check last month and now i can put more away for college or more to pay off car loan. these are the stories that are working. this is why i'm so proud to be standing here with -- sitting here with the president and knowing that we together were able to put a tax plan together with his vision and get it passed. so, again, thank you for being here. [applause] >> and i have to say, i just looked at the numbers and jim is doing great, he has a big shot at doing it. he's been as i said, fantastic congressman and i really suspect you will be an even more fantastic senator, we need your vote and help, go out and help jim to get it done. [applause] >> thank you. tony, would you say a few words? >> my turn. mr. president, i want to thank you for inviting us today. really, truly honored to be here. i hope you don't mind if i stutter a little

just like us, 65, probably sunny dover tahoe on sunday. is a look at the extended forecast.emperatures cooling off just some as we get into your bay area saturday. more so on sunday. and then we are back up. back to work monday. and tuesday a little change expected. but we are definitely in that better now. 60s at the coast. near 80 degrees inland. so. your spot, mike. >> sounds good. i will eventually. >>> people were hurt in discovery bay. the fire protection district tweeted these photos. that crash happened just before 4:30 this morning, just west of the old river bridge. one car rolled over. authorities have not said what led up to the crash and one person suffered moderate injuries. three others had minor injuries. >>> we are getting an up close look at the work happening at the golding gate bridge. >> goat -- golden gate bridge. >> they're inspecting the towers for corrosion. >> reporter: at 81, the golden gate is showing its age. all that ring air is -- marine air is corroding the 900 tons of steel. that's why it has come penny. two dozen is years -- engineers and ri

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rain from pretty much the pennsylvania line south wards down through richmond including areas around dover to atlantic city. new york city is an inch to two inches. a little less down around raleigh. the best chance of flooding is the nation's capital right through the chesapeake region. rainy weather in florida too. it's a flood threat in the mid-atlantic. so for today's forecast, with the clouds and the rain, only in the low 70s from new york to d.c., boston albany north wards you'll get a little bit of sun and a decent beautiful day. temperatures in the 70s. still very hot. san antonio to houston, both of you around 97 today and close to record highs in many areas of the west looking fantastic for anyone traveling to the west coast on this thursday. airport delays obviously with all the low visibilities and the rain today too. >> thanks for that. one more story we've been following michigan state university is paying a hefty price following revelations by the school's larry naser agreeing to a $500 million settlement with 332 of his accusers according to attorneys representing the victi

there's a number of other companies that have done this as well dover comes to mind. a number of them that are looking at this. >> loeb saying he think as three-way split would unlock 20% of the current market cap of utx. it's something we'll be paying close attention to, particularly after they close that rockwell colins deal. if not fully behind it, it appears mr. hayes was thinking long and hard about it, given his previous comments on the overall matter. >> shares are higher right now thank you, david. >> sure. >>> take a look at gopro, speaking of shares higher, earning beat due in part to these excess of gopro entry level hero camera, shares up 7%. nick woodman is the ceo of gopro. he joins us exclusively now. great to speak with you today. >> thanks for having me. >> i want to start with this new entry level camera th lot of focus around that first quarter makes it clear that gopro is at the right price. is $200 the right price? >> at the right price, that statement applies to all of our products we've gone back to our proven good, better, best strategy of sell

deal with about 1300 lorries every day, which is less than a tenth of the number that pass through dovercertainly not entirely frictionless. next we go south to the border between turkey and bulgaria. bulgaria is in the eu and turkey isn't. turkey does have a customs union with the eu for most manufactured goods. the delays here are much longer. huge queues of lorries are normal. it takes hours for goods to cross the border and sometimes drivers have to wait for more than 24 hours, so being in a customs union doesn't automatically make your border with the eu disappear if you're outside the single market and its common set of rules and regulations. then, our third border right in the middle between france and switzerland. france is a founder eu member while the swizz aren't in the eu but are part of the single market, thanks to a series of bilateral agreements. they are not in the customs union. this is often held up as an example of what could be achieved in ireland, but here too there is physical infrastructure at all the main crossings. it is still a hard border and the average waitin

. >> trading in a steak for a dover sole.se kitchen have been told to reduce calories and fat. this is a guy who expressed the view that exercise is bad for you. some call it the energizer bunny theory. trump revealed the human body was like a battery with a finite amount of energy which exercise only depleted. >> i am up there using a lot of motion which i guess that is a form of exercise. >> from the kiddy left, to the half pump, to a hot toss. no indication that the president is hitting the gym. i get exercise, i mean, i walk, i this, i that. keep him energizing like an energizer bunny. >> keep going, and going. and going. >> jeanne moos, cnn news. >> i this, i that. ac 360 starts right now. >>> good evening. first we want to focus on today's reaction from the white house and in particular the president of the united states whose office gives him an enormous power to shape the national debate. if you thought he might use this moment to say something about racism and bigotry, he did not. he instead kept it simple. he made i