nile gardiner right after this. >> eboni: time to circle back with andrew mccarthy and nile gardiner.or both united states and pressure governments. -- british governments. what is the biggest differences? >> guest: that's a very good question. a lot of similarities. there are no two greater nations on earth than the united states and great britain and the special relationship between our two great countries is the most powerful force of freedom today. i have been privileged to work with leaders on both sides of the atlantic. it's a tremendous privilege to be living in the united states now which is a true force for liberty and freedom on the world stage. long may that continue. >> eric: may i follow-up with this question? we saw the anti-globalist and populist movement. you you go from britain with the united states with donald trump can it continue? >> guest: brexit is a tremendous force for freedom and great news for the united states. i think it will strengthen the special relationship between the united states and the uk. >> eric: can it spread? >> guest: absolutely. >> kat: the

wayne gardiner is accused and under arrest after a fire and stand-off with police. the 33-year-old allegedly broke into a prince george's county house, stole a gun, set that house on fire, then hid in some nearby woods. this happened this morning on surratts road in clinton, maryland. our bureau chief tracee wilkins is live on the scene and spoke exclusively to the homeowner today. tracee? >> reporter: yeah, this is bizarre. lots of questions about whether this man set the house on fire as a distraction, as he what it is exactly he was trying to do. but the homeowner said he's extraordinarily upset by what was done to his home and shocked to find out what the man was wearing when police caught him. >> they caught him with a pair of my shoes on. >> reporter: what can you say after someone has broken into your house, set it on fire, stole your rifle and your shoes. >> i went to work this morning and got a phone call 45 minutes after i got there. this is where we're at. >> reporter: police say 33-year-old wayne gardiner broke into this home in the 7700 block of surratt

this is wayne gardiner taken in custody this morning. police say that gardiner broke in the home at random and he did not know the homeowner and he stole the shotgun and he set the back bedroom on fire. the owner was not home at the time. they saw gardiner run out in the woods armed with a shotgun. they feared that gardiner would come back and the neighbors were told to shelter-in-place as the officers set up a perimeter around the home and in the woods. >> along the track. we had the k9 assistance and we found mr. gardner in the wood line and we made apprehensions. he is unharm and he has an extensionive criminal record. >> the shotgun was recovered. they say he is responsible for other crimes in the remains under investigation. in clinton, ryan hughes, abc7 news. michelle: an important warning in montgomery county. drain-o bombs found in georgetown. they are the devices that use common cleaning material to create explosion. the devices weren't detonated but we want you to take a good look at the picture. if you see anything that looks

wayne gardiner is under arrest.e's accused of breaking into a home on surratts road in clinton this morning, stealing a shotgun, setting the house on fire, and then hiding in the woods. >>> police have identified an injured 2-year-old girl who was dropped off at a maryland hospital, but they're still working to confirm guardianship of the child. a woman took her to holy cross yesterday, believing the child needed medical care. that woman told the hospital staff she did not know who the girl was. >>> families who live in d.c.'s truckston circle neighborhood are holding a crime walk after several shootings over the past few days. eight people were shot, one of them died on saturday alone. chief peter newsham took part in today's walk. >>> we're tracking storms moving into o radar. storm team4 has the timing coming up. >>> and doug and tom are in the storm center right now. how's it looking out there now? >> still tracking storms to the south and west, but once again, the clouds and what we call cold air damming, when

police say wayne gardiner ran in nearby woods. the police made it safe for firefighters to put out the blaze and then they chaised gardiner. >> we had k9 assistance. we found him in the woodline and made an abrehens. he is unharmed with an extensive record. larry: the shotgun was recovered and the police don't know why the particular home was hit. alison: the police are trying to solve the mystery of the 2-year-old little girl dropped off at a hospital. they still have not found her parents. this all started sunday when the woman brought the child to holy cross hospital in spring. the toddler had noticeable injuries but they didn't know who she was or how she was hurt. they found her relatives. >> they are still working to confirm the guardianship of the child. >> they don't know who the parents are? >> they fided the family members but trying to confirm who has the guardianship. alison: no criminal charges yet but they are certainly possible in this case. larry: discipline tonight in cleveland after the 2014 deadly shooting of 12

chief joseph was what i was aware of and with the children's biography it was called chief joseph gardiner of the people. so what is our were doing in the northwest? and could he the one who chased the nez perce families through the mountains? en this flawed hero and then not a hero flawed or other ways but the notion that there could be to her words -- howard, i knew that this would take up a lot of my weekend. [applause] [inaudible conversations] . >> henry a death was looking get images taken from so america in los to photograph the stars in the southern hemisphere and looking at the club's schaede discovered a couple thousand variables and made a fundamental discovery of the pattern of variation the stars that took the longest time to be the brightest stars in she figured all the stars were roughly the same distance away. that's observation led to the first usable yardstick to measure what we would know called galactic distances in space. and maybe getting ahead of the slides and was not the only galaxy in the universe. >> it would be fair to say they're not sure if the universe so tha

with the corner grocer and for the gardener i doubt somebody in for closure could afford a gardiner bettis and the possibility. how do we write that this city has standing and the injuries are proximate cause for those people? >> then is the injury that they already saw in gladstone. this is congressional intent to see what congress intended that it was directly injured by a decrease property values the same thing was said of those neighbors that could recover but that corner store is situated like one of those neighbors to the extent like lost profits for the utility company and those things are further afield with proximate cause is traditionally done by. >> is the utility company covered? >> we think it is not. one of the effect on property values is with discriminatory when negative as the maturing housing practices. bin. >> what about real estate brokers whose commission is based on the value of the property could. >> yes. involved in the transaction we discuss in a brief those of the type of the people who have an interest in the transaction even economic they can recover i don't kno

police say someone on yellowstone's north side, near gardiner, montana, ...shot the alpha female wolf on april 10th or 11th. park officials decided to euthanize her due to the severity of her wounds. the national park service and the center for biological diversity are both offering a 5-thousand dollar reward still ahead. another recall to tell you about, this time affecting baby wipes... there could be something growing inside the package...we'll tell you about it coming up. plus... reporter stanley roberts:"coming upnats: ambiance in the city of berkeley there is a problem along the union pacific right of way nats: ambiancewhile the problem is in the city limits, the question is who is responsible for the cleanup. i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly" (jrs) a trash problem in the east bay - continues to pile up. big questions tonight over- who is reposinble for cleaning up? kron four's stanley roberts takes a look at the problem... nats: train approaches believe it or not, there are politics for just about everything, including illegal

. >> reporter: we took a look at gardiner's criminal record and it's a long criminal history, specifically involving breaking and entering and also armed robbery. reporting live in clinton, i'm tracee wilkins, back to you. >>> asleep at the wheel. new details scene in south florida show how a mix of prescription pills may is played a role in tiger woods' dui arrest. >>> tiger woods' arrest putting the spotlight today on the issue of drugged driving. coming up, we'll hear from a local defense attorney who represents a lot of dwi clients about some of the most chilling cases he's seen. >>> also, the mystery is deepening as a little girl is dropped off at a maryland hospital with injuries and no gn of her parents.si me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam,aught and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not

we had an expert on a little bit earlier in the show, nile gardiner, he had mentioned that the folksrance were fairly unhappy with, actually, both of those choices, that the plans were vague and the promises big. and i'm curious, when you talk to people in france, what sold them when it came, when it came to macron? was it his plan for the economy? was it the globalization platform? what was it that grabbed these voters? >> reporter: i must tell you, elizabeth, yeah, there was some attraction to the macron program, but there was just as much -- and we heard it today -- fear of le pen, and some of the polarizing rhetoric that she was responsible for for the last couple of months of this campaign. but i must add before we close what i also hear from the experts is le pen is waiting, and she's prepared to wait another five years, and she is hoping, according to some experts that, well, mr. macron will not succeed and she can have another go at it for five years. she got 12-13 million votes. back to you guys. elizabeth: greg talcott reporting live, thank you so much. we're going to take

then we'll be back to talk to barry gardiner.abour performing poorly and ukip suffering big losses. the tories have gained 7 councils — including most recently winning norfolk from no overall control and taking derbyshire county council from labour. labour have lost 6 councils — including glasgow city council which they've held since 1980. our political correspondent eleanor garnier has more. cheering and applause. it's the conservatives with the biggest cheers. they gained overall control in nine councils including derbyshire, cambridge and lincolnshire. the party's won control of warwickshire, gloucs, the conservative party candidate is elected as mayor for the tees valley authority. a huge win in one of labour's former heartlands saw the conservative candidate elected mayor. senior conservatives are playing down expectations ahead of the general election. the turnout in local elections of course, is much lower than in a general election. so it's wrong to predict what's going to happen onjune the 8th. we still have a general el

joining us now from our london newsroom is barry gardiner, the shadow secretary of state for internationalional campaigning. cani we have resumed our national campaigning. can ijust express my condolences to the family and my horror at what has happened in my admiration to the people of manchester in the way that they responded. as we now come back into normal political life, as it were. well, it is that move, i suppose, into normal political life which we are going to be talking to you about now. we have just are going to be talking to you about now. we havejust been are going to be talking to you about now. we have just been talking to ben wallace, the security minister, on the sofa. he was with us 15 minutes or so ago. he has taken a look at the comments jeremy minutes or so ago. he has taken a look at the commentsjeremy corbyn is expected to make today in a speech, taking a look at britain's foreign policy and we —— the effect that has had, and he describes the comments as inappropriate and cra55ly timed, albeit the first full day of campaigning in the general election. your reaction t

that is coming to us from frank gardiner and danny shaw.school teacher from otley, west yorkshire. her son, adam, said herson, adam, said she her son, adam, said she was a wonderful woman. the parents of barra teenager eilidh macleod have confirmed she has died. the 14—year—old had been unaccounted for since monday night. in a statement they say "words cannot express how we feel at losing our darling eilidh." her friend, 15—year—old laura macintyre is in hospital in a serious condition. ajust giving page set up to support the families has raised nearly £20,000. overnight it was confirmed that chloe rutherford who was 17 and from south sheilds, and her boyfriend liam curry — aged 19, also from south sheilds had died in the attack. they had planned on going travelling together. last night, the mother of 15—year—old olivia campbell spoke about her daughter at a vigil in bury. she had appealed for years about her daughter before discovering she was amongst the dead. as a family, we are united, we're standing strong. i ask her friends, strangers

let's speak to laura gardiner, senior research analyst at the resolution foundation. statistics published today. more really good news on employment with the red reaching a new record high at the start of this year, but confirmation today that they pay squeeze has returned, back to a period of falling real pay and that has come far too soon after we got out of the previous pay squeeze which was nearly six years following the financial crisis. it means more of this in work which is a good thing, but we're just not being paid very much for it or not rising. there are a lot of factors behind that but got through some of them. you might expect with very low unemployment as you have highlighted for that to put pressure on wages upwards and that doesn't seem to be happening and there are two key headwinds. one is you have mentioned is very fast rising inflation and that has been driven a lot by the affect on sterling after the decision to leave the eu. but then the longer term it is productivity, output per hour work that drives pay and that has been stagnant for nine yea r

we're going to be talking to labour candidate for brent north barry gardiner, and liberal democrat candidateleave the single market. they've made no commitments on freedom of movement. labour say they would rip up the existing plans, and make staying in the single market a priority. they'd also secure the rights of all eu citizens living in the uk. the lib dems would offer a second eu referendum, this time on the final brexit deal, with an option to stay in the eu. good morning to you both, thank you for joining good morning to you both, thank you forjoining us. last night's debate was very much focused at times on brexit, it has been billed as the brexit, it has been billed as the brexit general election campaign. 0ur relevant, though, when you are campaigning on the doorstep, is brexit? interesting, because actually people tend not to bring up brexit on the doorstep. the things that are coming out on the doorstep of the worries they have over the conservatives' plans to erode the value of their houses in old age, the way in which the schools are being starved of funding, and, in my area, s

barry gardiner, who was in that meeting, joins me now. thank you very much.he state getting deeply involved in much more of the private sector than it has been since 1970s, and perhaps since the 1940s. is that right? no, i don't think so at all. what we are doing, we are trying to free people of from the things that are holding them back. if you look at a young couple today, they cannot get even a deposit for a rented accommodation, they cannot get a mortgage, they cannot start a family. and they are saying, why? we both havejobs, we both work, and we cannot do the things our parents easily could have done at that age. teachers feel they are not able to be doing in schools and teaching children the way they would want. but you would not be against the state getting bigger to help? it is not about the state, it is bringing people up and letting them do the things they can do and they should be doing, innovation. it was so funny when you had the peace at the very beginning. the woman was almost criticising this manifesto. the trouble is, this offers people ever