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daryl ewing the co-owner was arrested for child neglect. >>> the first u.s. born detainee on the war on terror walks out of prison a free man. john walker lynn was captured in afghanistan after the 9/11 attacks. he served 17 years of his 20 years sentence. his case raising question about radicals reentering society. a small but growing number of americans convicted on terror related charges are completing prison sentences in the coming years. there are calls for an investigation into lynn's time in prison. two u.s. government report said he made pro isis statements that could land him back in detention. >>> a woman in virginia was so attached to her dog, she took her dog to the grave with her. emma, a healthy shih tzu mix was euthanized recently so they could be buried with her owner who left explicit instructions in her will. volunteers were heartbroken when their pleas to save emma were ignored. >> we did suggest to them that they could sign the dog over on numerous occasions, you know, because it's a dog that we could easily find a home for. >> emma was eu

police responded to a call about an unresponsive baby at the ewing's love and hope preschool and found the baby in a car seat. >> the kid was there from about 8:00 a.m. to a little after 1:00 p.m., so almost five hours. >> temperatures in the area reached as high as 92 degrees. darryl ewing, a co-owner of the day care facility was neglected for child neglect. >>> a perfectly healthy dog has been euthanized, why the dog was put down after its owner died. ok i'll admit. i didn't keep my place as clean as i would like 'cuz i'm way too busy. who's got the time to chase around down dirt, dust and hair? so now, i use heavy duty swiffer sweeper and dusters. for hard-to-reach places, duster makes it easy to clean. it captures dust in one swipe. ha! gotcha! and sweeper heavy duty cloths lock away twice as much dirt and dust. it gets stuff deep in the grooves other tools can miss. y'know what? my place... is a lot cleaner now. stop cleaning. start swiffering. driven each day to pursue bioplife-changing cures...ers. in a country built on fostering innovation. here, they find breakthroughs... like

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>>ews 4 at 11:00 begins with . breaking news >> good evening. police on the scene of a deadly car crash and fire in montgomery county. police are keeping us pretty far from the scene. you can see their flashing lights off in the distance. this is thear situation ne hawkins creamery road. investigators tell us the car hit a tree b andurst into flames. the driver was killed. police have shutdown the area. there was a thunderstorm in the mearea at the tif the crash. worifng to learn weather was a factor in that wreck. ng ther big story this eve is of course the weather at one point tonight most of our area was under a severe thunderstorm warning watch. it goes off there and it shows off that lightning strike in frederick, maryland. it is a stormth team 4 wea alert. let's gto right our meteorologist who is tracking the developments. we areooking at this storm system. we have been waiting for it all day. it's finally arrived. some of us have nothad to worry about much but you saw that video there, they got quite this storm. we'll get to radar in a mo

local coastal plan has to be approved by the coastal commission, including senior engineer, lesley ewing. >> we can either let external forces take control over what's going on in california or we can start taking control of it to an extent ourselves. >> reporter: she points out what happened in pacifica after several el niÑo winters just three years ago. 30 feet of slough, apartment buildings included, came tumbling down into the ocean. >> that type of unmanaged retreat is something that i don't think anybody wants to see. >> reporter: ewing says seawalls will no longer be allowed to be built under managed retreat because they're only a temporary fix. they accelerate beach loss. many new developments and major remodels in the coastal zone are already having to waive the right to armor the shore. but they're not doing it without a fight. >> certainly if you're a landowner who has a home along the beautiful coastline here in california, i think you would think that is quite drastic. you might even think it's unconstitutional. >> reporter: the senior attorney with the pacific legal foundat

territory was like a little island because the government had given those five east andom the south, --ew other tribes and so that land was owned by the indians. oklahomat until the became a state that that land was freed up. that is where they were. that is where the trail of tears ended. >> you mentioned the tribes, can you tell me who are the five tribes? >> they were tribes that were previously inhabitants of the south. the cherokee, muscogee creek, choctaw andw, the later the seminoles were added to the original four. they were all living in the carolinas, alabama, arkansas, georgia, that land and those tribes were removed. they had the most contact with europeans, with people on the eastern seaboard. congress passed the allotment act. describe what the act entails and the subsequent allotment era. acto, the allotment arecally, it said you guys in indian territory and you have all of this land and you are not using it. you are farming it in common and not efficient with it. and basically, the pressure to get whites into that little island of good land was such that the indians were f

ew >>> breaking tonight, fireworks as democrats confront attorney general william barr. a dramatic fight erupting after allegations barr mislead congress and the country. >> america deserves better. you should resign. >> and barr firing back, even taking a shot at mueller over that bombshell letter and late word that barr is now refusing to testify bore the house tomorrow. >>> also tonight, millions on alert, a new threat of tornados and a flood disaster, onviolent weather he move from the great lakes of the gulf, roads turning into rivers, trapped home owners rescuedy boat. a dangerous night ahead and al roker is re he >>> heartbreak and heroism after a mass shooting on an american college campus. tackled the gunman at giving his life to shield others and the emergency message leing credited with savinges. >>> the new measles scare on a cruise ship. the boat ordered docked and passengers quarantined in their room >>> the largest alleged bribe yet in the college admissions scandal. a couple accused of paying over $6 million to get their daughter into stanford. nbc news l

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how many children are expected to be referred by customs and border protection over the next ew months? what kind of shelter beds are we paying for with the $2.9 billion? let's be clear, there are child welfare differences, major cost differences between traditional beds, which are $250 a night, or soft-sided dormitories or brick and mortar influx shelters which run from $750 to $1,250 per bed per day. does the estimate include appropriate onsite mental health professionals, clinicians for facilities so the children have access to the services they are egally required to have? and we know they have been wanting in those services. these staffing ratios are critical. as our legal services. child advocates. for the most vulnerable children in o.r.r.'s care. we need to know if these costs have been included in o.m.b.'s estimate. i want to assure my colleagues we are taking this request seriously, but you should not be fooled. this bill is not the right vehicle. it is the wrong bill for the unaccompanied children program. this motion to recommit does not provide funding for unaccompanied ch

darryl ewing arrested and charged with child neglect. >> from about 8:00 a.m. to about a little after 1:00 p.m., so, almost five hours. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says ewing transported the children to the day care yesterday and unloaded them, including two of the victim's siblings. but when their mother called in the afternoon, police say workers realized the baby wasn't there. she was found still in her car seat, with temperatures outside topping 91 degrees. one mother, who did not want to be identified, telling our jacksonville affiliate she pulled her children out of that day care after they were once left behind. >> they were left on the same exact day care van. luckily, they were grade school age and could get themselves off. >> reporter: david, the department of children and families says the day care never told them they were transporting children, so, that part of the operation was not inspected. david? >> victor oquendo tonight from florida. thank you, victor. >>> next, to the growing tensions with iran. president trump was briefed late today a

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is a chief market strategist, brad ewing. always great to have you with us. we were commenting on president trump's impact on the oil markets, but of course, it's everywhere. we know he is very attuned to the stock market. would this be considered a trump put? >> yes. very sensitiveis to the stock market. he likes to tout all-time highs every time we get there. onbelieve he pays attention a daily basis. i believe there is a lot of flexibility with this administration to do some things that would help soften the blow as this trade war escalates through the summer. shery ahn: of course, we do get a lot of data that will affect what the fed does. when it comes to housing, we are expecting more numbers coming out tomorrow on existing home sales. we saw new home construction doing really well. is this a market that would interest you when it comes to investment? >> the housing market and housing industry does quite a bit. i think the selloff in 2018 was well overdone. i think it was mostly fed-induced. this year with mortgage rates we have had the largest drop in

trading beyond me cheers skyrocketed to one hundred sixty percent of the original offering price now ewingthe company at three billion dollars. that's a similar figure to the amount americans spent on vegan products last year but demand is growing strongly showing the kind of potential investors believe the sector has even fast food chains are getting on board last month mcdonald's put a vegan burger on its menu. the big question is whether the company is really worth all the hype analysts point to the fact that beyond meat employs under four hundred staff and had sales of only about ninety million dollars in total last year and ended up around thirty million dollars in the red. let's go back to europe where fans of t.v.'s game of thrones have been flocking to croatia in particular dubrovnik on the coast but in the very real middletown cope with so many fans of a fantasy show. the. tourists visiting to bravo neck enjoy acting out the scenes of the popular us series game of thrones set the spots where they were actually shot the tour guide mario surf takes some to the film locations the tou

. >> reporter: my colleague, jackie bensen confirming with ewing this e re incident yesterday at the officers learned of a rumor it might t be connect last week's shooting of a 17-year-old in dale city and the 17-year-old survived and they're looking into it for a possible connection. >>> a lab experiment exploded in a classroom at the university of maryland today. 17 people had to go to the hospital to get checked out. officials say a chemical reaction of some kind caught fir notxactly sure why. the chemical and engineering building had to be evacuated. parts of that building have been le-opened but some rooms there are closed unti cleanup is completed. >>> a controversial decision by virginia's governor bringsld i toou sos by state republicans. he vetoed two bills requiring mandatory sentences and a bipartisan bill for domestic abuse. he said it follows community leaders. republicans say he's trying to repair his image after the black face scandal, something they warned would happen when they called on him to resign earlier this year. >>> a new venue for events may be in the works

do you want time to get a consensus in your caucus on what enforcements is needed for the ew nafta and how to change the provisions? ms. pelosi: the environmental provisions. but the three provisions are -- thatit means for america's is positive. you don't exploit workers in mexico. the lower they are paid, the worst it is. it is about american workers and about the environment and the climate issue that we are voting on right now, climate action now, the environmental issues are important to us. as a californian i can attest to the need for us to improve the provision there and then the biologics and the concern for members. but the overarching issue is enforcement. you can have all the good language in the world that you want, but if you don't have enforcements, you are just having a conversation. you are not having a real negotiation. . reporter: are you working on what kind of enforcement is needed? ms. pelosi: it can't be a sidebar, later legislation or anything like that. to your basic first question, yes, we would like to get to yes. i thought it would be easier than this becaus

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she says the attorney general lied to congress when he asked robert ew whether mueller was unsatisfied with his summary of the russia report. this week we learned mueller sent barr a letter telling him as much.ti at the barr said he was unsure how mueller felt. he refused to appear before a ee house com because democrats were going to have a lawyer question him. the justice department said that was improper. >>> tennessee congressman steve cohen wanted to send a clear message to barr during the hearing. do you see what he's doing? he broughtim with h a ceramic chicken and a bucket of kfc asa proceeded to eat it while the hearinla was going on and ter referred to the attorney general as chicken barr. it was a gag that dn't sit well with blrepuans. >> what this boils down to is theater. some of it almost to the level on comedy. you tell me whether or not the chair of that committee is actually serious about this subject when you've got a guy eating fried chicken in place of where they want attorney general barr to be. this guy didn't even have good enough sense to have bo jales chicken.

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is looking at ses ews issues surrounding our children and mental health tonight the alarming rise in suicide among kids and teens causing e one principal to tak helping kids across the country. here is our kristen dahlgren in our series, kids under pressure. >> reporter: in high schools across thes. country, a cri >> who here knows somebody personally whose contemplated suicide? wow. every single one of you. >> reporter: suicide now the second leading cause of death between the ages of 10 and 18.al for utah princr. greg hudnel, it's more than statistics after he was called to identify the body of one of his 14-year-old students. >> i literally threw up and sobbed. i made a vow i would to prevent suicide. d >> reporter: he founded hope squad, a way to help kids change how they talk >> young people ness. like they are the only one, that they are embarrassed and struggling. >> reporter: the program givetostudents the s to recognize those in need and let them help. >> i don't think most people understand that people do say that they are going to coit suicide, most of the time before they

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and if you look at the pall as, i agreeth ew a number of the policy issues.we have 2.8 million housing unit shortage in the state of california. and you want to invite a bunch of folks in with already a housing crisis. these issues do get tied up together. i dont think it's comp arehnsiv immigration reform. >> put something out there that was basically decsigned byared kushner. >> that had becausically no support. >> that hasn't stopped him. >> what thei administr doesn't do is they don't put together working groups to roll out legislation and kick it out. thy throw sthuomething ond on twitterither poof it's gone or it marinates somewhere. >> clearly what he' putting out here is an effort to set up a 2020 predential run agenda, playing to his base. but on this broader issue of immigration, president bush and president obama previously tried to reach a bipartisan consensus on immigration and they falled. is is there anything he coul put inere that democrats might partially agree with? >> absolutely.d. c.a., the dreamers . and these arewh people are waiting for

darrell ewing arrested and charged with child neglect. >> from about 8:00 a.m.:00 p.m., almost five hours. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says ewing transported the children to the daycare and unloaded them, including two of the victim's siblings. but when their mother called in the afternoon, police say workers realized the baby wasn't there. she was found still in her car seat with temperatures outside topping 91 degrees. one mother who did not want to be identified telling our jacksonville affiliate she pulled her children out of that daycare after they were once left behind. >> they were left on the same exact daycare van, grade school age, couldn't get themselves off. >> reporter: the department of children and families says the daycare never told them they were transporting children so that part of the operation was not inspected. victor oquendo, abc news, miami beach. >>> a burglar in massachusetts credited with making a very clean getaway. >> nate roman says he got back home to his house there in marlboro last week and discovered he'd been the victim

polls show many americans don't ew this as their top priority. what do you think it will takem for t make the a top prioort? >> one thing that has changed is for democratic this is the number one issue. so i think we've seen a real chan. and the vast majority of mericans understand we need clean energy. what we have is an absolute systemhe failure where donors from the fossil fuel community arell contg the republican party and they're refusing to accept the idea that dan and other scientists can know something about science insisting on making short-term money.ho >> do we address that, dan. >> >> one, as tom said this is at the toupnd of the agenda presidential candidates high eletting 100% clean energy agendas and also means more jobs t it means better opportun for low income americans and stloe is a realxu n around lean sustainable air and that message is one that can push beyond simpthry environmental. >pandking of the technology that we're seeing -- because it isn't all bad news. clean energy technology is getting bet ee cheaper. frers so wha

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cbs ews is the only u.s. network on the ground in baghdad. roxana saberi reports. >> reporter: in its latest show of force, the u.s. military released these images showing the aircraft carrier "uss abraham lincoln" and an amphibian sub ship showing they're ready. it's another sign that the trump administration is doubling down that iran and militias are planning attacks against american forces in the region. >> are we going to war with iran? i hope not. >> reporter: both president trump and iran's supreme leader say they're not seeking war, but in iraq, some are concerned their country could be drawn into another conflict. this shopkeeper says iraq has had enough problems in the war against isis and other wars before that. that would shatter the relative stability iraq has enjoyed since they rocked defeat over isis a year and a half ago. iraqi militia along with iran help to fight remnants against the militia state. they've warned the groups not to provoke an attack with the u.s. but the trump administration is concerned theyance to iran. add

ew ittle chance of a showers, maybe a thunderstorm or two on thursday. no washout.n back to sunny and dry weather for y all ofr holiday weekend. a little chance for a shower or two on both sunday and memorial day. those rain chances are down in that 30. ra we can handle that. >> th can handle t. thank you. >>> right now, first 4 traffic alert, this is centreville, eastbound 66 before 2 two right lanes still blocked by this crash investigation. we are starting to see some slowdowns. only the s leftde is getting through. it's going to be a delay. you'll have to allow for extra time. purcellville, eastbound 9 near purcellville road, a new crash. followlice direction. 95 in virginia looking fine into town, out of town. annandale, outer loop of braddock road, two lanes getting by. and 295 nort southeast, right side blocked by a disabled vehicle.ik sounds l a tractor-trailer that ran out of gas.y >> thank ou. >>> 4:53. atrem th takes less than 6 -- t a crime thatakes less than 60 seconds. there's a jump in smash-and-grab thefts in cars. >> the three simple things people w

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. >>> breaking ews in fairfax county. police are on the scene of a deadly shooting there. this happened on route 50 in chantilly about 1:30 thmos ning. police say a man was taken to the hospital where he died. several people are being detained. wehave a crew headed that way. we'll bring you the lest as we learn more. and oads are still closed power lines down in some ho neighborods after strong winds swept through the area. >> the national weather service confirmed a tornado touched down in howard county. a tree sliced through a home in columbia. luckily no o washurt. the scen wasn't much better in montgomery county. da teen escaped her house with the two family dogs after a tree crashed on to hollands drive and caught fire. >> i walked downstairs and looked to the right, the tree fell. and i freaked out. >> here's another view of the damage. lucki luckily, again, no one was hurt. >>> wherever memorial day weekend takes you, stay on top of the weather with the nbc washington app. even if you're out town,ou can see the hourly forecast and >heck for any storms on the radar.

the department is still responsible for their own ewe utilities.ou to approve with a positive recommendation. mr. christopher chamberlain is here if you have any programming questions. >> thank you very much, can we get a b.l.a. report please. is this to approve the lease for one year, through may 2020, and then two five year extensions to may 2030. the city has been at this location since 1997. in 2015, the m.t.a. was added to this lease. originally it was just other telecommunicati telecommunication equipment and the rent went up at that time and the discussions we had with real estate over the negotiations of this lease, it's true that it looks different than how leases are described in the admin code, in terms of requiring appraisals for fair market value. it's a little bit difficult to evaluate the cost of the lease based on square footage, because this is only 700-square foot. there are also coasts on how they stretch their leases for the antenna and other equipment. they did have cbrb go out and find comparable rent. we did receive the repor

darryl ewing is now charged with child neglect. >> we had to stop sending them there. >> reporter: thes in the past. this woman who didn't want to be identified says she recently pulled her kids out of that day care. >> they were left on the same exact day care van. luckily they were grade school age and could get theirselves off. >> reporter: it comes just days after a similar tragedy averted near atlanta where officers rescued this child left in a hot vehicle outside walmart. the th n the death in florida would be the eighth hot car death so far this year coming after a record 52 last year. aside from crashes, heatstroke is the leading cause of death in vehicles for children. on the same day of that tragedy in florida, an ohio lawmaker proposed legislation that would require all vehicles be equipped with a system to alert the driver if a passenger is still in the backseat when the car is turned off. and the license of that day care in florida has now been suspended. authorities say it failed to notify the state that it was transporting children in that van. >>> a case of justice dela

ew! it's gross! victoria gill, bbc news.e: high-level congressional hearings have become a part of the political fabrichese days, but back in the 1950's, it was senator joseph mccarthy who used his only public to rail against -- we used his bully pulpit to rail against commusts real and imagined in a movement that came toear his name, and not in a good way. mccarthyism affected many lives and stalled any number of omising careers. his new book, "a good american family," journalist david maraniss recounts how the so-called are affected his family. i spoke to him earlier. why did you decide to write your book? what w the personal hook? david: you know, i started this book before the trump era. e are echoes, but that i not why i wanted to write the book. i knew i was not going to write it while my paalnts were still e. but four years ago i started to become obsessed with the story, to understand my parents, my country, and myself. i realized that this was the only way to do it and th i had to do it. jane: for those of us who ha

here in washington, a rare attempt at bipartisanship ew upafter a few minutes. and senate leaders met the president at the white house to talabout a $2 billion infrastructure plan. when the house speaker said beforehand that mr. trump was engaging in a cover-up, things went downhill radly. the bbc's nick bryant reports. nick: this wild day in washington began with a meeting of democrats on capitol hillg amidst increaslls for an impeachment inquiry into donald trump.se democratic houpeaker nancy pelosi opposes that, thinking it would backfire politicbut she did level this explosive charge against the president. rehe pelosi: no one is above law, including the president of the united states, and we believe the president of the unitedtates is engaged in a cover-up. in a cover-up. nick: the next scene played out at the wte house, where a planned meeting on infrastructure between nancy pelosi and the president lasted less than five minutes. donald trump was apparently seething, and soon after stepped into the rose garden, not to mend fences, but to mount a barbed atta

. >>> 4:4 ew, a warning for parents. according to a complaint to be filed with fedal regulators, amazon is improperly recording and then preserving conversations of kids through its echo dot kids devices. cory smith at the live desk with more. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, these little devices are so convenient. but regulators wonder exactly how much they are listening to you. according to thewall street journal," a coalition of privacy and child advocacy groups is behind this complaint. this is what the amazon echo dot kid devices look like. the complaint weboe talking aut alleges that amazon is storing theda te in thelo c even after parents actively try to delete it. a spokesperson for amazonays the company is compliance with federal privacy laws and that its privacy polies are disclosed on the website for all to see. remeanwhile, lawmakersow calling on the ftc to investigate these findings. back to you. >> all right. thank you. hitting dent trump is the campaign trail rallying his base in florida as the battle betw

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>>>ew details about that massive stash of weapons found in a california mansion. the link to one of the wealthiest families in history. >>> and -- [ chanting ""wheel of fortune" ] >> "wheel" marks a major milestone. pat and vanna share a special memory with us, the toughest puzzle ever. >>> good friday morning. we begin with breaking news. an escalation in the trade war between the u.s. and china. >> the midnight deadline for trade talks passed over night and that means new u.s. tariffs on chinese goods are taking effect. >> also overnight china issued a new threat, even as both sides promised to resume negotiations and abc's trevor ault is here with the latest. trevor, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai and kenneth. when president trump first announced these tariffs, there were thoughts maybe this was just tough talk trying to get china to the negotiating table but as of 12:01 eastern the tariffs kicked in and we now know the president was not bluffing. the two largest economies in the world now in a trade war. friday morning president trump following

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five—year—old harry shaw, who has a rare form of cancer called ewing's sarcoma, sent the formula onever a video last week wishing him luck in the latest race in barcelona. the driver replied with his own video, calling harry "his spirit angel", before he and his racing team, mercedes, arranged for the car and trophy to be flown in. time for a look at the weather. here's matt taylor. iam sure i am sure many man city fans think the weather is all for them, don't worry, i have noticed that blue tie, if you are enjoying the sunshine after the rain, it will be a case of it lasting for the next few days as well, steadily lifting temperatures toa well, steadily lifting temperatures to a peak on wednesday of around 2a celsius, most likely across parts of central and northern scotland, a lwa ys central and northern scotland, always a little bit cooler further south, still very pleasant in the sunshine, and that is high pressure keeping things dry, just to the north—east, and with winds flowing clockwise, more of an easterly breeze down through the southern coast counties, and that is the case

. >> ew. >>> but first when we come back, a deadly shooting near one of president trump's resorts in florida. when i have an asthma attack... i feel scared. sometimes my parents have to take me to the hospital. i feel like a fish with no water. you know how to react to their asthma attacks. here's how to prevent them. call... visit... or call your doctor. because... >>> here's what it looks like when a bear breaks into your car and eats it. >> whoa. >> this happened in colorado. the black bear crawled inside, and the door closed behind him. he was trapped for seven hours until a neighbor finly let him out.ever, isotaled. >>'m sure he kcked on door first. >>> a possible case of road rage may have led to a deadly shooting near one of president trump's resorts in florida. someone reportedly shot at rapper nba youngboy near the trump international beach resort outside miami. a man who was apparently caught in the cross fire was killed. at least two people were wounded including a 5-year-old boy grazed by a bullet. police detained several people. they say another shooting nearby may be co

ew! gross. victoria gill, bbc news. that really is gross!have one hand to scratch, bear with me for that! here is a satellite picture, still plenty of sunshine and an area of cloud coming towards us from the east brings the chance for some rain as we going to the start of the weekend and in fact a night from thicker cloud running into england, we will see some outbreaks of rain moving on but patchy in nature. clear spells elsewhere, temperatures holding up to9 elsewhere, temperatures holding up to 9 degrees but close to freezing in the coldest parts of aberdeenshire. into tomorrow, it is a cloudy day for many of us. rain pushing through western areas of england and wales, further showers following on behind with plenty of cloud. the cloud running into eastern scotland, later some rain for the evening. elsewhere staying mainly dry with sunny spells. we are all contending with a stronger north—easterly wind which will make it feel cooler, particularly along the north sea coast, but still close to 20 in parts of scotland. it is a cooler day for

2 billion people around the world log on to facebook to do everything from sharing vacation photos ewo scrolling throughfeeds and streaming live events, but its explosive growth has come at a pre -- data breaches nsfecting tens of millf users, and misinformation campaigns to influence national elections have prompted hearings on capitol hill and a public backlash against the tech giant and its ceo, mark zuckerberg. w a book by an early facebook investor suggests regulation may be theway to preserve privacy and protect the personal data that is key to tpany's growth and profits. joining me now is the author of "zucked," venture capitalist roger mcnamee. nice to have you here. -thuy, it's a pleasure. -you were an early advisor to marzuckerberg and also, later, an investor, and you write about how in 2006, you advised him not to sell the company for $1 billion because you thought ite company could achievmission much better by staying independent. what d feel facebook was back then? -i thought mark had found the holy grail for creating a large network of peopl who want to interact with ea

five—year—old harry shaw, who has a rare form of cancer called ewing's sarcoma, sent the formula onein barcelona. the driver replied with his own video, calling harry "his spirit angel", before he and his racing team, mercedes, arranged for the car and trophy to be flown in. time for a look at the weather. here's matt taylor. iam sure i am sure many man city fans think the weather is all for them,