absolutely no complaints in fife. 15 degrees and plenty of sunshine, thank you very much, in fife. bits and pieces of rain. 0n on friday it won't be as cold, as was the start on thursday with quite a widespread frost. i think not a particularly warm start to the day but two, three, four, five perfect here, warm for the time of year. the thick cloud across southern and western parts comes thanks to this rather weak weather front. if you are desperate for some reason i am afraid again that is not a feature for you. it will produce a wee bit of rain first for wales and the south—west midlands into south—west england but even here some areas will be dry from the word go. and after a glorious start across eastern part as we get into the afternoon the cloud will bubble somewhat and there could be a shower from that as well. temperatures in a range at best from around eight or nine on the eastern coast down to around about 1k nine on the eastern coast down to around about 1a or 15 on the south coast. the bank holiday weekend is breezy but the wind is coming from the south and south—east,

absolutely no complaints in fife. but elsewhere, nowhere near 15 degrees. and quite a few showers as well. that's how we are going to start friday too. the last of thursday's showers tending to migrate away from the eastern side of the british isles down away towards the west. but i think you'll notice, wherever you start the new day on friday, it won't be just as cold as was the start to thursday, where there was quite a widespread frost. i think not a particularly warm start to the day but 2—5 degrees — perfectly acceptable for this time of year. that thicker cloud across southern and western parts comes thanks to this rather weak weather front. if you are desperate for some rain i'm afraid again that is not the feature for you. it will produce a wee bit of rain first up across wales and the south—west midlands, into south—west england, but even here some areas will be dry right from the word go. and after a glorious start across some eastern parts, as we get on into the afternoon the cloud will bubble up somewhat and there could be some showers from that

at its best, absolutely no complaints in fife. but elsewhere, nowhere near 15 degrees.ew showers as well. that's how we are going to start friday too. the last of thursday's showers tending to migrate away from the eastern side of the british isles down away towards the west. but i think you'll notice, wherever you start the new day on friday, it won't be just as cold as was the start to thursday, where there was quite a widespread frost. i think not a particularly warm start to the day but 2—5 degrees — perfectly acceptable for this time of year. that thicker cloud across southern and western parts comes thanks to this rather weak weather front. if you are desperate for some rain i'm afraid again that is not the feature for you. it will produce a wee bit of rain first up across wales and the south—west midlands, into south—west england, but even here some areas will be dry right from the word go. and after a glorious start across some eastern parts, as we get on into the afternoon the cloud will bubble up somewhat and there could be some showers from that as well. temp

at its best, absolutely no complaints in fife. last thursday showers tending to migrate away from the eastern of the british isles down the way towards the west. what i think you'll notice to wherever you start the new day on friday, it won't be just as cold, as was the start to thursday, where there was quite a widespread frost. i think not a particularly warm start to the day but two, three, four, five degrees perfectly acceptable for this time of year. the thick cloud across southern and western parts comes thanks to this rather weak weather front. if you are desperate for some reason i am afraid again that is not a feature for you. it will produce a wee bit of rain first for wales and the south—west midlands into south—west england but even here some areas will be dry right from the word go. and after a glorious start across some eastern parts as we get on into the afternoon the cloud will bubble somewhat and there could be a shower from that as well. temperatures in a range at best from around eight or nine on the eastern coa

. >>> police are serging for fife burglars -- police are searching for five burglars. they got away with $24,000 in products including several computers, ipads, and iphones. it happened just after 8:00 which is closing time. but the doors were still unlocked because a few lingering customers were inside. it's not clear if if the the two crimes are connected. >>> still ahead making some room for self-driving cars. the new idea that could give them their very own lane straight to a bay area airport. >> plus your favorite tv show could be in jeopardy. the latest on if there could be another writer strike in hollywood. >> did you have a chance to see this morning's sunrise? if not we have a couple photos to share with you. plus getting ready to enjoy your afternoon we have filtered sunshine. i'll tell you when the sun will blare and the temperatures will spike. that is coming up as the news continues. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, francisco. about an hour ago... mayor ed le y's >>> a major milestone for affordable housing in san francisco about an hour ago mayor ed lee announced that

fife years ago in germany she also fell and broke her leg. circus administration is saying they're not taking fault for this and there will be no compensation because she chose not to wear safety gear. it's up to the artist as to whether or not they wear and so they assume full responsibility. >> so not wearing the safety gear sort of voids the warranty? >> it's the pressure. you want to be the lead performers, you've got to make it the most exciting because this could happen. they must have been driven to this. >> this caught folks' attention in georgia. >> wait. what? >> you know it was only a matter of time before it happened. >> i just realized what's happening and i love it. >> yep. that's a drone and a hammock. and it's flying about 30 feet aboveground. >> it's amazing. >> not so fast, people. people are speculating that that's a mannequin and that this was all for promotion. >> rubbish. whether it's real or not, all this is now done has inspired people. because now this is going to become a real thing. nick and i are going to do this.

. >> firefighters in louisiana responded to this unusual call, they helped wild fife agents handcuff an alligator. it wandered into a garage over the weekend. they cuffed his back legs to take him back into the wild. >> reporter: you have a gator in the garage -- not that guy. we're looking good if you're heading to the airport with a an early morning flight on the platt bridge. westbound toward i-95 those are the headlights. you won't be flying at the burlington bristol bridge that's up for a northbound bridge. if you're heading out right now head for the turnpike connector. patco trains heading over the ben franklin bridge, no schedules are in effect today and new schedules went into effect on the septa regional rails yesterday. pick up the new paper timetables to keep you on time or the new app. >> reporter: satellite and radar showing clouds in place and showers south and west of the city. we can see the cloud deck in philadelphia and harrisburg. in williams sport you'll be looking for early morning sunshine before the clouds fill in. it will be a couple of days we're dealing wit

at its best, absolutely no complaints in fife. but elsewhere, nowhere near 15 degrees.uite a few showers as well. that's how we are going to start friday too. the last of thursday's showers tending to migrate away from the eastern side of the british isles down away towards the west. but i think you'll notice, wherever you start the new day on friday, it won't be just as cold, as was the start to thursday, where there was quite a widespread frost. i think not a particularly warm start to the day but 2—5 degrees — perfectly acceptable for this time of year. that thicker cloud across southern and western parts comes thanks to this rather weak weather front. if you are desperate for some rain i'm afraid again that is not the feature for you. it will produce a wee bit of rain first up across wales and the south—west midlands, into south—west england, but even here some areas will be dry right from the word go. and after a glorious start across some eastern parts, as we get on into the afternoon the cloud will bubble up somewhat and there could be some showers from that as w

you back here live as we see folks starting to show up as the ceremony will take place at roughly fife:12 a.m. we're live in san francisco. pete suratos for today in the bay. >> thank you very much. >>> 4:34 and an unbelievable story out of the peninsula. a family dog snatched off a bed in the home, and the intruder left prints. and they were paw prince. wildlife officers think a mountain lion opened this home about five miles east of town yesterday morning. vicky and her daughter say they often leave their back door open for fresh air and so that the dogs can come and go. as they slept, one of their two dogs, a 15-pound dog started barking viciously. then, silence. vicky says she got up and took a closer look at what she thought was her other dog going outside. >> as it walked down our path, i thought, that looks a lot like a lion. >> the family saw large paw prints on the floor and the state wildlife warden found blood on the bedroom door. there has been no signs of lenoir. >> awfully scary. >> 4:35. happening later, the sentencing of three so-called drifters districted of a murder o

at its best, glorious. 15 degrees and plenty of sunshine, thank you very much, in fife.e some showery bits and pieces of rain. as we start friday they are tending to transfer away from the eastern side of the british isles and move over towards the west. so perhaps you'd think my next phrase will be about frost. that was the way of it on thursday morning, but with more in the way of cloud around i suspect friday we will start in positive territory in many parts of the british isles. the thicker cloud, drifting from east to west, is very much tied in with his weakening weather front, but it's still got enough about it in the first part of the day to be producing a scattering of showery bursts of rain. not much more than that. if you are still desperate for rain, as many are in central and southern parts of the british isles, this is not the feature for you. it will dampen the ground, but not much more than that. generally speaking, a lot of dry weather. not much of a breeze. so the temperatures may not be much better than 8—10 degrees, but somewhere on the south coast per

at its best, glorious. 15 degrees and plenty of sunshine, thank you very much, in fife.e start friday they are tending to transfer away from the eastern side of the british isles and move over towards the west. so perhaps you'd think my next phrase will be about frost. that was the way of it on thursday morning, but with more in the way of cloud around i suspect friday we will start in positive territory in many parts of the british isles. the thicker cloud, drifting from east to west, is very much tied in with his weakening weather front, but it's still got enough about it in the first part of the day to be producing a scattering of showery bursts of rain. not much more than that it. if you are still desperate for rain, as many are in central and southern parts of the british isles, this is not the feature for you. it will dampen the ground, but not much more than that. generally speaking, a lot of dry weather. not much of a breeze. so the temperatures may not be much better than 8—10 degrees, but somewhere on the south coast perhaps we will get about 14—15. wherever yo

at its best, glorious. 50 degrees and plenty of sunshine in fife. elsewhere, quite a bit of cloud.o transfer from the east of the british isles and moving towards the british isles and moving towards the west. so perhaps you will think the west. so perhaps you will think the next phrase will be about frost. that was the way on thursday morning, but with more in the way of cloud i suspect friday we will start in positive territory in many parts of the british isles. the thicker cloud, drifting from east to west, is very much tied in with his weakening weather front, at its still got enough about it in the first part of the day to be producing a scattering of showery burst of rain. not much more than that it. if you are still desperate for rain, as many are in central and southern parts of the british isles, this is not a feature for you. it will dampen the ground but not much more than that. generally speaking a lot of dry weather. not much of a breeze. the temperatures may not be much better than 8— 10 degrees, but somewhere on the south coast perhaps we will get about 14— 15. wher

at its best, absolutely no complaints in fife. but elsewhere, nowhere near 15 degrees.s well. that's how we are going to start friday too. the last of thursday's showers tending to migrate away from the eastern side of the british isles down away towards the west. but i think you'll notice, wherever you start the new day on friday, it won't be just as cold, as was the start to thursday, where there was quite a widespread frost. i think not a particularly warm start to the day but two, three, four, five degrees — perfectly acceptable for this time of year. that thicker cloud across southern and western parts comes thanks to this rather weak weather front. if you are desperate for some rain i'm afraid again that is not the feature for you. it will produce a wee bit of rain first up across wales and the south—west midlands, into south—west england, but even here some areas will be dry right from the word go. and after a glorious start across some eastern parts, as we get on into the afternoon the cloud will bubble up somewhat and there could be some showers from that as we

the repatriation, there is billions sitting off—shore, but they have done this once before, 2004 and fifen, it was $250 billion, i was talking to an expert this morning, who said, a study showed that back then, 96 cents out of every $1 that came back to america ended up in the pockets of the investors or share buy backs. it didn't go out into the economy for infrastructure or things like that? no, that's right. part of the logic of president trump's plan is to do a comprehensive tax reform and make it permanent. also to deregulate the economy and make the us much more attractive as a place to invest. that's the idea that they're aiming for. some of this will come through. i think on the amounts of money and how much will go to shareholders, it is hard to tell at this stage. we are looking at 2.5 to $3 trillion that's held off—shorement some estimates suggest if it is a good tax reform and it's permanent you can see something like $i tax reform and it's permanent you can see something like $1 trillion coming back on shore. how much of that will be invested rather than paid out to sharehold

introduction through that reference, try and see if you can make an ask they can't decline for example, a fife-minuteoffee to get to know each other for advice, and then when you get that meeting, just develop that genuine friendship to set yourself up with strong foundation to flourish into a business connection that becomes a partner. >> someone told me this piece of advice like that. if you don't have someone in common, right when you get to someone's office, scan the walls and scan their pictures and scan what's on their desk, because if you can find something that relates to something you're doing or something that you love or maybe you'll see a diploma and you went to the same school, suddenly you have a w t make personal connection. both of your things are all act connecting with people. >> and consistently connecng with people over a long period of time. >> thank you so much for your advice. >> this week's your business selfie comes from robin rogers. and dawn schaeffer of vacaville, california, who are the owners of national splendor curl conditioning cream. their love of fashion and beauty

major issue in criminal justice reform, law enforcement departments at all levels from the barney fifeheriff type to the federal government does this on a systematic basis where they go after people, and one of the ways they get to you cop to a plea or mess up just what you're doing if they suspect something is they say, you know what? this money was gotten through ill-gotten gains and we're going to hold it and you have to fight back, sue the government to get your possessions back. it's bad, and it just keeps getting more and more out of hand. it's good this is happening, it shows bipartisanship or sanity at its best. kennedy: interesting, because we've seen from the prident and various law enforcement organizations a new push to increase asset forfeit you of on the law enforcement end but supreme court clarence thomas declined to hear a case over a technicality in a texas case. justice thomas wrote a six-page dissent. how important was the dissent where he pointed the finger at civil asset forfeiture and said this is blatantly wrong? nick: this is part of criminal justice reform, we

he was a very significant legislator and so a book takes up over legislator and develops in fife chapghts on major thooms in his statesmanship and this raddism and as a statesman that's what i mean well start with the kind of truism among historians dukes don't emigrate or o another way to understand that is -- if you're born princess of england and you expect to become the queen, you're not apt to decide you know, rather own a pizza restaurant in u.s. trail ya, right. jefferson on the other hand does sthng that was kind of like the ladder. that is when thomas jefferson was born and in 1743 in virginia, in what was into north america he was born more or less a prince. that is his father was -- by far the most important influential man in his home county and peter jefferson of whom thomas was very proud throughout his life, had authority in his county that rested on four basis. the first was, of course, the tie between virginia and the united kingdom. and most particularly the common crown. the monarchy. second was the -- the futile land holdings that kept a very few people owners of a lar

liz: be like barney fife or smokey. good to see you, jeff, thank you very much.k. >>> what is going on in president trump's mind right now? boy, there is a lot. certainly on the geopolitical front, with the closing bell, 27 minutes away with a tentative market. sitting down his first business television interview since the inauguration. it happened just moments ago with fox business. maria landed it. she is live in d.c. to reveal what the president had to say about health care, taxes, all of it. maria is next. ♪ ♪ predictable. the comfort in knowing where things are headed. because as we live longer... and markets continue to rise and fall... predictable is one thing you need in retirement to help protect what you've earned and ensure it lasts. introducing brighthouse financial. new company established by metlife to specialize in annuities & life insurance. talk to your advisor about a brighter financial future. my frii say not if you this protect yourself.ary. what is scary? pneumococcal pneumonia. it's a serious disease. my doctor said the risk is greater now t

to business where in an interview yesterday president trump discussed the possible termination of a fife-yearong trade agreement with south korea where he says the end of that deal would be simper than terminating nafta. cnbc nancy hungerford joins us. next week marks the anniversary of that deal, triggering a review period for the agreement. what can we expect? >> well, as you mentioned, president donald trump saying he would look to, quote, renegotiate or terminate the, quote, horrible trade deal with south korea. those comments came as the surprise of government officials on the ground and investors. he also added in that interview with reuters that he would look to have south korea pay for the nearly $1 billion anti-defense missile system being deployed to protect against north korea. again, that is the first time we've heard such comments. continue to look out for reaction from seoul. on the equities front the south korean stocks closed slightly lower. back on wall street, earnings continue to be the big focus of the day. we told you yesterday tech was set to steal the show and they didn

concerned about what was going to happen with seniors, allowing insurance companies to charge seniors fife than a young healthy person. wasn't addressed in any of these. the concerns i've had have not been addressed by the current proposals. >> are you a no now? >> i have not decided. i need a thorough explanation and analysis of how this works and how it continues -- or keeps our commitment to those with pre-existing conditions. >> i think the bill's gotten better, so if this is the final form we have, i certainly would support it. >> one more note. politico reports republican leaders are moving to get rid of a provision that's irked many. as is, members of congress and their staffs would have their coverage under obamacare preserved white states could opt out. the new plan would strike that exemption. >>> joining us on set, national political reporter for axius jonathan swan. you heard it said, it's as good as we can get. is there an appetite right now with republicans to find a way to get to yes? >> there is. but with a huge caveat. the appetite is in the leadership. it's not so much in

a typical scene from fife as short while ago. a lot of the cloud will melt away tonight. behind the cloud moving into hebrides and... rain settling in here for tonight. rain in the far north—west of scotland. mainly westover high ground. some of that reaching orkney and later on shared —— shetland. the cloud fading away. whether winds lightest, particularly in the south and shetland, temperatures will drop the furthest. some parts of wales could get down to2 some parts of wales could get down to 2 degrees. most of you will have a dry day on tuesday. cloud building in the afternoon. across the north—west highlands, orkney, shetland, we will see rain continued through the day. a bit of a breeze. further south, in the sunshine, feeling pleasant. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines at a.30pm: the funeral of pc keith palmer who was murdered in last month's westminster attack has taken place at southwark cathedral. thousands of police officers have been lining the route of the funeral procession through central london. the foreign secretary borisjohnson says he will be discu

pack in the mountains i just flew over yesterday in my commute to washington, we had suffered about fife year -- five years of drought previously to that. we didn't have the infrastructure in place to score water that we should have for a tate with 40 million people. in the good old days we used to plan for. the central valley project built in the 1930's and 1940's. the state water project built in the 1950's and 1960's. why have we been sitting all this time since not doing what we needed to do to move forward on the economy, agriculture, municipalities, of people. instead, we're chasing these utter boondoggles like high peed rail. our water infrastructure still has a lot of needs. our rivers, we have the high flows, many of our levees are in danger of not holding up in really high flows. you see that issue on the feather river, the south end of my district and the adjacent district to the south of there with the levee systems in yuba unty and sutter county which they've worked hard on, they're trying to upgrade the levees and keep it going. this year hay had to spend a lot of money to

. >> fife, six, whatever cycles. it came down to what -- a lot of people concluded the autopsy, the party did not seem to be welcoming to american voters of latino heritage and also because of, you know, social conservative issues but also the way that republicans spoke about these issues of putting off women voters and talked about how the party had addressed these and otherwise it was dead in the long run. come 2016, donald trump threw those rules out and really narrowed in on white-working class men, many who are older and who were having trouble -- been having trouble economically, not under obama per se, but for the last 20, 30 years and talked about going back to america great. >> ronald reagan. sorry. [laughter] .. and he threaded the needle. i love to think of this, when you watch football, the kickoff, the ball bounces and bounces in different directions. but every once in a while the ball bounces straight. keeps going the same direction over and over again and goes into the incident. a lot of things came to

this will be a fife-minute vote. -- a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: the yeas are 237, the nays are 186. without objection the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. the speaker pro tempore: the chair would ask all members to plose take their conversations rom the floor. chair would ask all members to please take their seats, take their conversations from the floor. does the gentleman from virginia eek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on h.r. 1695. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. pursuant to house resolution 275 and rule 18, the chair declares the house in the committee of t

the reason it's a felony and fife years is because someone died.e're not talking about who caused it, why it was this is just for leaving the scene of an accident. it's a crime to leave the scene of an accident. it is a more serious crime to leave the scene of an accident when someone dies. >> and the fact that alcohol was reportedly found at the scene. >> that will be an interesting part of the investigation into the cause of the crash. the leaving is scene is a separate issue. alcohol, no alcohol, you leave the scene of an accident, someone dies, you have the potential for a felony there. you find alcohol at scene, what was the cause of the crash? could this have been negligent homicide? we don't know if he was responsible. they'll being looing into it. why did the crash occur? was alcohol a part of it? >> the investigation continues. this is not chris' first run-in with the law. >> that's the kind of thing that in theory shouldn't matter. you talk toin vest in their heads. they want to know, who is this guy? what's his past? not necessarily that

charles: what would then sack fifing? >> well, they don't want to real and replacebamacare.bamacare in some ways but they do not agree with pau ryan or any of the republicans when they say tear up obamacare, remove subsidies, change the structure of how health care is sold. so i don't see them negotiating on this point. i don't think that that brings them over. but health care only 4% of americans according to a wall street journal poll say health care is working. so it's a priority to change it. charles: a higher perjury have now said they would only like to see tweaks with obamacare, not full repeal. >> it's true. it's a tricky subject because everyone wants to change it. they just can't agree on how. charles: democrats are in transit. what about the freedom caucus. you know, of the 32 members of the freedom caucus, 29 out did president trump on the election. people in the districts love them, they sent them to washington, dc specifically with their own mandates including full repeal of obamacare. but i'm hearing that maybe they're willing to negotiate. is that true? >> we

so there will be a political fife sofkal barrie we are that two for one. i'm not sure it will be a two for one actually. >> and i'll just add a footnote which is hr-5 requires formal rulemaking and would require formal rulemaking for major guidances which the food companies in this room will depend on whether it's to implement fisma or updates in the nutrition facts panel and so on. >> i think that's another example of a very broad ranging policy and how ate pliz to the food and drug administration program. the guidance issue is up for negotiation. and the fda had a renaissance over the last eight years. all the fisma regulations, the nutrition facts panel regulation which i believe will go forward with every timetable. so much of washington, you get the hid line from the new regulation but you get the impact from the implementation. so if this is a period where they spend more time with implementation of the huge regtd torre agenda just rolled out, i'd say that's a good thing. >> thank you. i'm with highway balance fitness and nutrition. so my question is

in cardiff we could see 15 or 16, 12 or 13 in north—east england, maybe even 1a around fife.nd, wales and the south—west but that leads us into tomorrow and friday, similar weather to what we will see today. largely dry, sunny spells and variable amounts of cloud. heading into the weekend, high pressure is in scones across much of the country, weather fronts flirting with the north—west, bringing more cloud at times and also some showers. —— ensconced. we will pull in ourairfrom the showers. —— ensconced. we will pull in our airfrom the south, turning much warmer. the highest temperatures in the sunshine are likely to be across southern, central and eastern parts of england where we could see highs of 20, even locally 21 or 22. in old muggy that is 72 fahrenheit. perhaps in aberdeenshire by sunday that is 17 likely. out towards the west, more cloud and showers where we have the weather fronts, and that will suppress temperatures. for most of the uk on saturday, largely dry and on sunday, a similar story but with higher temperatures and a bit more sunshine across southern, som

you lost your left leg serving for us, sack fifing so much. and then we saw that video.t energy, the boston marathon, i was, like, let me pick you up and carried right over the finish line. i didn't know it would turn like this. steve: we didn't know the story. if she was injured or anything. we understand that you kept cramping up during the race. but stopping was not an option for you, was it? >> no. i mean, my two -- around mile ten, i kept cramping over and over. i would go to a med tent and the last med tent, i realized there would be no help in this. so i just kept walking. >> we can see your spirit and courage, tell us a little bit about about your service and how you lost your leg. >> nine year national guard veteran, and i did tours in bottom bottoms knee aand iraq. i lost two of my buddies, sergeant derrick colin and scott, and i could say i just got lucky, and i'm grateful. and it's guys like those who i do these athletic events for just to show the world we can battle these events together. ainsley: was that your first marathon? >> that was my first time runn

this was the sunrise in fife today. there is some more cloud waiting in the winds.heading in for many of us by sunday. we have got a cloudy, slightly drizzly day today through parts of western scotland, north—west england, wales, down towards southern england. either side of that cloudy zone, quite a good deal of dry weather with sunshine. a fresh start to the day but mostly dry for cornwall, pembrokeshire, and one or two match showers dotted across wales and southern england. sunnier conditions through east anglia and the north—east of england. slightly cloudier as we had to the isle of man. much of northern ireland should see dry and bright weather this morning. the chance of a shower. a few showers across the western half of scotland. eastern scotland faring better with some sunshine and plenty of those showers easing away. moving through today, we will keep that cloudy and drizzly zone, but it will break up, so some brightness into the afternoon. the best of the sunshine around eastern parts of england and also for northern ireland in the afternoon. an improving