ed thomas, bbc news, weston—super—mare. here on bbc one time for the news where you are. goodbye.s the united job on a permanent basis. i'm so honoured and privileged to be given this fantastic responsibility to lead us forward. arise harry kane mbe — as the england captain is rewarded for his services to football. we meet the women flying the flag for britain in motor sport's all new w—series. and better late than never — britain's bobsleigh team finally get their olympic bronze medals. so, lots to get through. but there's only one place to start and that's down the road at old trafford because ole gunnar solksjear has been made manchester united's permanent manager. his record since taking over from jose mourinho in december speaks for itself. 14 wins out of 19 games, challenging for a top four finish in the premier league and into the quarterfinals

ed thomas, bbc news, weston—super—mare. now it's time for the weather with sarah keith—lucas.ine, settled spring weather over the past few days. on thursday, we reached 17 in aberdeenshire. over the next seven days or so, a typical city, oxford, a few more days of sunshine but then a dip in the temperature. a cooler theme as we look through the first week of april. what we have out there at the moment, high pressure sitting towards the south keeping the weather settled. a cold front moving in from the north—west. it brings more cloud and patchy rain to northern and western scotland. although —— also fairly cloudy for northern ireland. windy in the north but further south, with that sunshine, after the chilly start, a pleasa nt sunshine, after the chilly start, a pleasant afternoon. more cloud for scotla nd pleasant afternoon. more cloud for scotland and northern ireland. as we work through friday evening and overnight into saturday, the cold front in the north starts to fizzle out a bit but also slowly makes progression further south.

ed thomas, bbc news, weston—super—mare. now it's time for the weather with sarah keith—lucas.onth of march came in like a lion and it will certainly be going out more like a lamb. we have had some fine, settled spring weather over the past few days. on thursday, we reached 17 in aberdeenshire. over the next seven days or so, a typical city, oxford, a few more days of sunshine but then a dip in the temperature. a cooler theme as we look through the first week of april. what we have out there at the moment, high pressure sitting towards the south keeping the weather settled. a cold front moving in from the north—west. it brings more cloud and patchy rain to northern and western scotland. although —— also fairly cloudy for northern ireland. windy in the north but further south, with that sunshine, after the chilly start, a pleasa nt sunshine, after the chilly start, a pleasant afternoon. more cloud for scotla nd pleasant afternoon. more cloud for scotland and northern ireland. as we work through friday evening and overnight into saturday, the cold front in the north starts to fiz

nature of the talks with the north korean dictator only highlights whowhat "new york times" op-ed columnist thomasriedman calls a new global era where anything goes. that's the focus of his new column. he says while it's not totally attributable to the president he's played a would huge role in fostering. friedman's the author of "thank you for being late." he joins me tonight. >> tom, you end your piece with the thought that now for nations they no longer consider the question what will america say if we do this? that basically the silence of the trump administration has given them free rein. >> this is going to be a big problem for the next administration, whether it's donald trump or a different republican or a democrat because anderson, we basically have got a world now where we've got all these leaders making themselves presidents for life. we have all these leaders who feel they can arrest any dissident. in the case of saudi arabia even killing a moderate critic of the regime. countries like egypt now arresting all kinds of people. we see the chinese doing what they're doing at home in their

republican national committee chair ronna mcdonnell, republican sphrat gist ed rollins, economist and philosopher thomase among our guests. >>> president trump announcing he's grounding 737 max 8 jetliners after deadly crashes in ee ethiopia and indonesia. >> we're issuing an emergency order to ground all flights of the 737 max 8 and the 737 max 9. boeing is an incredible company. they are working very hard right now. and hopefully they'll very quickly come up with the answer. but until they do, the planes are grounded. lou: we address the president's decisive action and his order. the likely consequences of it all here tonight. >>> our top story, the red storm is here. china launching major cyberattacks against the u.s. military and defense contractors without a counter strike by the united states. many agencies politicized by the obama administration, they utterly failed to carry out affective counter intelligence operations against china and rusrussia. after years of neglect president trump demanded better performance from these intelligence agencies and cybersecurity forces. while the president succ

and second, when ed sheeran gives him a call. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news bay area news. >> we look forward to both of those updates. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, the mueller report is in we're still waiting to find out what it says. how soon we could find out the results of the russia investigation. >>> plus crossing the iconic golden gate bridge will soon cost more money. we'll break down the numbers of the just-approved toll hike. her >>> good saturday morning. it is 7:29. here is a live look outside in san jose. slick roads out there. we saw some showers this morning. looks like things could be clearing up for this first weekend of spring. thank you very much for joining us. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast. we both showed up at work today wearing flowers. hoping that these showers will bring some beautiful weather? >> it will help with the green mountains, bring some flowers. but this is what it looks like outside right now. roads are still a little slick. we may

ed: here in new york. pete: demanding that thomas jefferson's statue be taken down.he statue of the guy who wrote the declaration of independence. and george washington university students just voted over 50% to remove and replace their mascot george washington. ed: they call him george the colonial. so you want to take george washington out of george washington university. explain to me how does that work? pete: no, no. it's because in their mind the founding fathers are racist. all white guys. they are yesterday. we have got to get rid of them. what you forget, thomas jefferson was, of course, an imperfect person. what he wrote in the declaration of independence about all men are created equal, at one point did mean all -- only white men. then it meant all men. then it meant men and women and those words that actually liberated us from those biases and created a more free and equal country. same with george washington if he doesn't lead an army against the greatest army the world has ever seen we don't have america today. the lack of perspective and understanding i

stephen welcomes julianne moore, thomas lennon and musical guest bebe rexha, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." live on tape from the edlivan theater in new york city it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: beautiful! beautiful! thank you! please, have a seat, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) whoo! thank you very much! welcome to "the late show." i'm stephen colbert. it's good to be back. i miss these good penal. i miss you all. we've been off. trum week so great becau oooh, oooh, the news cycle road him hard and put him away wet. ugly. ( laughter ) here's the thing: i kind of unplugged from the news cycle, then i kind of like take little sips a couple of days before i come back in just to reacclimate myself, couple sips of poison so it doesn't kill you on the day back. and the first indication i had that the orange man was feeling blue was the historically-long and epically-weird speech he gave saturday at the conservative political action conference or d-bag. ( laughter ) is that what it is? it's an acronym for that. ( applause ) the crazy began before trump even started talking.

ed? >> it was on foxnews. >> without objection, so ordered. yes? >> there was a letter penned by the supreme court justice, gorsuch and thomas warning against further record seeking endeavors in a legal them,g, because to quote "the likelihood of review an injury that could occur without this letter written by two supreme court justices, not a member of congress warning , against further legal proceedings, which this certainly is, which could injure the integrity of the case pending standing before the supreme court. i ask that it be entered into the record. >> without objection so ordered. >> mr. chairman? >> yes. >> i also have a unanimous consent request. there have been some speculation by members of this committee that we can't possibly have this hearing or even request documents when there are pending civil litigation. we have a long history this committee of actually doing just that. i ask unanimous consent to enter into the record the transcript from the flint water committee hearing of march 17, 2016. that was the third hearing as part of a bipartisan investigation led then by itz as well as yourself. the committee conducted these hearings

thomas jefferson's fault. it's the u.s. constitution is the problem. edhers had a bit of wisdom and sometimes people don't want to listen but it's there doug, we appreciate you. >> thanks ed and jedediah. jedediah: add social security among the things democrats want to hand out to illegals. will it work? we will debate it next. ed: what happens when ron burgundy shows up to call an nhl hockey game? >> you don't mind if i bite into this burrito. shot a goal. he scores. put that baby to bed without a diaper. steven could only imaginem 24hr to trenjoying a spicy taco.burn, now, his world explodes with flavor. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day all-night protection. can you imagine 24-hours without heartburn? billions of problems. morning breath? garlic breath? stinky breath? there's a therabreath for you. therabreath fresh breath oral rinse instantly fights all types of bad breath and works for 24 hours. so you can... breathe easy. there's therabreath at walmart. ♪ jedediah: welcome back. some quick international headlines. britain will not

ed on fox news that miss -- >> so ordered. >> thank you. i -- yes. >> a letter penned by supreme court justice gorsuch and thomas warning against further record seeking endeavors in a legal setting because to quote them, after weighing among other things the likelihood of review and the injury that could occur without a stay, this letter written by two supreme court justices, not by a member of a committee in congress, warning against further legal proceedings, which this certainly is, which could injure the integrity of the case pending before the supreme court. i ask that it be entered into the record. >> without objection so ordered. >> mr. chairman. >> yes. >> i also have a unanimous consent request. there's been some speculation by some members of this committee that we can't possibly have this hearing or even request documents when there's pending civil litigation and we have a long history in this committee of actually doing just that. i ask unanimous consent to enter into the record excerpts from the flint water hearing committee transcript of march 17th, st. patrick's day, 2016, that hearing was the third hearing as part of the bipar

ed was published yesterday and we would like to enter it into the record. -- the op-edats was on foxnews. >> and so ordered. yes? penned byas a letter the supreme court justice, gorsuch and thomas warning seeking and ever is in a legal setting because to the likelihood of review an injury that could occur without a state, this letter written by two supreme court justices warning against further legal proceedings which this certainly is, which could injure the integrity of the case standing before the supreme court. i ask that it be entered into the record. >> without objection so ordered. >> i also have a unanimous request. there have been some speculation by members of this committee that we could not have this hearing or west documents when there is pending civil litigation and we have a long history in this committee of doing just that. i ask unanimous consent to enter into the record the transcript from march 17, 2016. that was the third hearing as part of a bipartisan investigation led then by chairman chavers and yourself. the committee conducted these hearings despite pending litigation filed by civil rights groups including that against the michigan governor. i would li