gavin ba rwell downing street chief of staff. gavin barwell is a former housing minister.w been appointed as the new chief of staff. he was the mp for croydon central. but that seat was lost to labour. i think we can speak to our correspondent who is in westminster. things are moving quickly. tell us more. yes, very swift movement here by theresa may appointing gavin ba rwell. by theresa may appointing gavin barwell. the two previous advisers only resides at about lunchtime today. —— resigned. they were the price theresa may had to pay, if you like, for not getting the result from the election she wanted. a lot of conservatives are very angry with the way they behaved and the way they kept theresa may closeted away from the party. it was a very secretive operation, many felt. the appointment of gavin barwell i think isa appointment of gavin barwell i think is a pretty smart one. he lost his seatin is a pretty smart one. he lost his seat in croydon and had a wafer thin majority there. so not surprising. but key things here. he is well liked inside the parliamentary conserva

what you make of this choice of gavin barwell? it isa this choice of gavin barwell? his colleagues and she also knows the parliamentary party. cheers of his free looking for someone cheers of his free looking for someone who can cheers of his free looking for someone who can reassure cheers of his free looking for someone who can reassure the parliamentary party, but for those of us who are also keen on the conservative party being a string —— having modernising parts, he is reassuring. what makes him reassuring? because people who were on that wing of the party has no one gathered for a long time, know the politics he stands for and also trust him as a safe of hands. he has been involved in what of the campaigning work that the party has done. here's a friend of mine, therefore probably not looking to me for the more stringent view of his personality, but i think he is widely accepted to be the things that i have suggested. we may try to tease that it'd even if he is a friend! he lost his seat in croydon central only on thursday, this is quite a consolation ram, isn

now she has a new chief of staff in gavin ba rwell, has a new chief of staff in gavin barwell, who lostge time. gavin barwell would have remained mp if not for the prime minister calling this unnecessary election, this gamble that failed. so in a way, it is odd. he certainly doesn't owe her a bit of loyalty given that he has lost his seat. gavin barwell is a nice man. conservative contacts seem to have good words to say about him. after the more hostile, macho style of nick and fiona, that will be welcome. diplomacy and charm will be needed now that the prime minister is so we can. secondly, he's very much a party man. he worked for conservative central office and now conservative central office and now conservative headquarters, at the heart of the party for 70 years. so we are seeing a shift of power away from downing street and back to the party in london. and he has served asa party in london. and he has served as a minister? he was a loyal foot soldier in theresa may's government for the past ten months. before that, he was housing minister. he can probably expect some ribbing. he

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who would be the two gavin ‘s, gallon two gavin williams and gavin ba rwell, gallon two gavin williamsthe ten dup mps, socially conservative is happy. then they have to keep the 13 scottish conservatives, overseen by ruth davidson happy. then you have all the factions in fractions existing within the conservative party, most notably the hard—core brexiteers led by steve baker. then you have the hard—core remainers, nicky morgan, alistair burke. it is a mess. on the one hand, it might not be that the queen ‘s speech is delayed, on the other hand i can quite see that you have to have a bit of time to work out what you can do. that noise in the background is most of the tory manifesto being thrown in the bin. i would predict this government does as little as possible in the coming weeks, coming months and years, but it does not really have the option because of brexit. exit is virtually impossible to do with 100 strong majority, it does not have that, and that's why it will fail. —— brexit is virtually impossible. that's why theresa may has two create a narrative which reaches out to the

gavin, come on in. >> let's see you gavin. >> you look amazing.t you. >> rico suave. >> you're welcome #america. >> in the back. >> once it dries and it's not curly. >> still a work in progress. >> wait to see his proceed out. >> you'll see it tomorrow. >> justin here. >> just tip is going to co-host with me today. >> yes. >> of course. >> lucky you. >> you're welcome, america. you're welcome. >> #you'rewelcome, america. >> =wx sot!!= oc: as drivers head out >>> good morning, i'm kari hall, a lot of sunshine for the inland areas. the temperatures up to 89 in livermore and san jose will see higher 80s. oakland a high of 72. heading into the weekend we'll see more of the warm weather for the inland areas while the coast stays fairly cool with highs in the 60s. now let's get a update on the roads as drivers go out. >> overall, drivers are heading out of town for most of our areas as far as the morning commute is concerned. we have a lane blocked by gravel here still. it is jammed up and it is a major problem. not sure when those lanes will clear same

gavin, come on in. >> let's see you gavin. >> you look amazing. >> rico suave. >> you're welcome #america. >> in the back. >> once it dries and it's not curly. >> still a work in progress. >> wait to see his proceed out. >> you'll see it tomorrow. >> justin here. >> just tip is going to co-host with me today. >> yes. >> of course. >> lucky you. >> you're welcome, america. you're welcome. >> #you'rewelcome, america. >> we just moved into this house and didn't realize how difficult it was going to be to tie all that space together. with an open floor plan, you need to separate it with furniture. bassett had everything that we needed. fabric combinations marry the rooms together. having someone with bassett has been invaluable. we could've never dreamed up this room without bassett. >>> "nbc 10 news" starts now. >>> good thursday morning. couple minutes before 10:00. first alert erica martinez is here. a beauty of a day. >> gorgeous day. we're excited about that. temperature in the 70s, clouds out there, a really great start to the day, not that humi

gavin, come on in. >> let's see you gavin. >> you look amazing.rico suave. >> you're welcome #america. >> in the back. >> once it dries and it's not curly. >> still a work in progress. >> wait to see his proceed out. >> you'll see it tomorrow. >> justin here. >> just tip is going to co-host with me today. >> yes. >> of course. >> lucky you. >> you're welcome, america. you're welcome. >> #you'rewelcome, america. >> >>> 9:57. this thursday. good morning to you. don't be surprised if a metro worker comes up to you to say thank you. nearly 700 metro administrative employees out at several stations during the afternoon commute to thank people for their support during safe track. also hand out thank you notes that include a token of appreciation offered by a met row pa metro partner. ch 91 for high temperature. little more humid i think you'll notice that with breezy southwest wind. into your friday looking at another hot and humid one. isolated shower possible. better rain chance later in the day saturday. highs across. humid and isolated shower. sunda

yesterday, at gavin ba rwell, the opposite., who lost the seat, croydon central, on thursday, he was a remain, he has been pointed chief of central, on thursday, he was a remi days a has been pointed chief of central, on thursday, he was a remi days a h —— ween pointed chief of chief ‘at chief 5 at downing street. chief of staff at downing street. yes, this is interesting. the two major papers disagreeing with each other. i personally believe that theresa may set out her stall on negotiating stance when she wrote to donald tusk, when she was triggering article 50, at the end of march. she said out of the single market, after the customs union, and of course, having a close trade relationship, a free—trade agreement, and eight close agreement on security, and i personally believe that is right. and i don't think that greenies make a big difference. it is notjust green. so michael fallon said, and i wash it, and it was an interesting moment, he has been very loyal, that he is now shifting and now saying that he is after a more bu

gavin hastings, thank you.ng must not be seen as a political issue. the actor said that everyone breathed the same air and it shouldn't be a question of right versus left. he met french president emmanuel macron, who will later give a speech proposing a global environment pact. laura westbrook reports. i'm here with president macron, we're talking about environmental issues and the future. we will work together to make the planet great again. and undisguised dig at the man who left the paris climate deal. the former california governor met macron, and they will later announce a proposalfor a packed. macron, and they will later announce a proposalfora packed. mr schwarzenegger, who has publicly sparred with donald trump, says tackling global warming must not be a political issue. this is not the right versus the left. because there is no liberal air or conservative air, we all breathe the same air. in the mediterranean, a research crew has made a surprising discovery. they found the rising temperature and acidit

and gavin ba rwell joins they have given me. and gavin barwell joins us now. they have given me.dbury mp, a0 of ale. thank you both of you forjoining us. gavin, if we can pick up your thoughts. where did it go wrong, from your point of view? i think the results we re point of view? i think the results were particularly bad in london. nationally, it is quite mixed picture. clearly, we didn't get the result we wanted in overall seats, and labour share of the vote went up and labour share of the vote went up a very significantly. i think we need to give them some credit for that and understand howjeremy corbyn managed to motivate people who do not normally vote to come out and vote. definitely we could have runa and vote. definitely we could have run a better and vote. definitely we could have runa better campaign, and vote. definitely we could have run a better campaign, but it is also about understanding why some people were motivated to come out and vote who do not normally do so. it is worth pointing out to people, in your constituency, you were defending a majority ofjust a06 t

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that's gavin mcgraw. he is going to be live here in a couple minutes.right now, you might be wondering why we are drinking milk with jelly in it. >> you are not a very good spokesperson. >> these are starbucks new frappuccinos for the summer. >> very prickly pear and mango pineapple pell. rob: before did you go, we have got to do this real quick. tom brady taking up a new hobby. i don't know if he is going to be any good at it though. sumo wrestling. >> how's come he isn't wearing the outfit? janice: he is wearing pants. take the pants off tom brady. heather: he stepped into the ring. you can see this while making last stop on promotional tour in asia. may be a super bowl winner. no matter how hard he tried -- rob: ever run in to janice dean you better run the other direction as fast as you can. janice: he better be careful. heather: tom brady's son, how about that? janice: my apologies to tom brady's son. heather: gavin mcgraw coming up on "fox & friends." >> i have done in five months what other people haven't done in years. >> we are getting our firs

she does have gavin ba rwell, that she trust.ll, people say he is very attic and well liked. you can lose your job as an mp one day and double your salary the next. finally, away from this, it is a week ago since the london bridge attack happened. it feels like longer because of what has been happening, and ordinarily, we would have been talking about it a great deal more. hospitals warned that they are tourist targets. the shocking headline, and suddenly, it seems perfectly plausible. if you are looking to make headlines and shock people, of course, the idea that people working around the clock trying to help people, the thought that they could be targeted is horrific. you see it abroad. the number of times in syria, in much worse circumstances, they are targeted, and this little haven that is trying to patch people up, they are targeted. the truth of it is everything is a target. we have heard reports of hospitals and schools being put on alert. let's look at the sunday express again. this isjeff look at the sunday express agai

gavin, iwill to london going back to march the 27. gavin, i will have to interrupt. ido 27.june day. in the south east of england at least, at 441 yea rs, south east of england at least, at 441 years, since 1976. it is yet to be realised, it is the forecast. —— 441 yea rs. be realised, it is the forecast. —— 441 years. thunderstorms will follow the heat, especially in northern and western areas. for the course of this evening, very warm and hot, temperatures in the mid and high 20s in southern areas. pressure along the north sea coast and in scotland and northern ireland. the weather is very quiet as bad as the evening is concerned. we are seeing some showers and thunderstorms to the west of us. into tomorrow, there could be some storms across northern and western areas but we are talking about showers. the temperatures are shooting up like a rocket across southern areas in the morning. further north, it is still pleasant at 14 degrees but compared to the south, it is fresher. this region could be thunderstorms across the north west of england. the heat comes out of the cont

they've been replaced by the former tory mp, gavin barwell, who's theresa may's new downing street chief of staff, the attackers revealed the london bridge attackers! to hirea revealed the london bridge attackers! to hire a 7.5 ton lorry to tried to hire a 7.5 ton lorry to carry out the attack, hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. it will be extended compared to usual. with me are jack blanchard, political editor of the mirror and caroline wheeler, political editor of the sunday express. welcome. tomorrow's front pages. starting with this: the observer says may's premiership is in peril. the paper leads with its editorial comment saying mrs may is discredited, humiliated, and diminished. it says she is now weak, with rivals and opponents no longerfearing her. the daily mail focusses on the foreign secretary boris johnson saying he is set to launch a bid to become prime minister. it also carries a picture of former top gear presenter, richard hammond, who was involved in a car crash during filming in switzerland. the telegraph says theresa

let's look at some headaches for gavin patterson. this was about the italian unit that many people didn't realize it had such a big i vtalian uni. this had a take an big hit on the accounting scandal this is enormous there are big pension deficch d out there. if you want to see the biggest global pension deficits in terms of assets versus liabilities, even they closed it off to new entrants in 2001, the tri annual review starts on the 30th of january. i want to get some facts to you, you have to be aware that starts on the po30th of january. the biggest is the 14 billion pound deficit this time around here's the issue they have massive revenues 24.1 billion pounds last time around big revenues, but it was flat. so they're not seeing the growth and they have huge demands on what is a good cash flow ie, does some need to go more to the pension fund they have to buy into sky, which will fight you tooth and nail. cost acquisition rights is a big thing for this company plus you have others saying you have to open up to rivals, spend more

applause and cheering for gavin barwell.is a former conservative mp who lost his seat in croydon on thursday, he has been brought in as her chief of staff, he is a very popular figure her chief of staff, he is a very popularfigure among her chief of staff, he is a very popular figure among the tories, and they really hope that he will make sure there is a much better connection between the parliamentary party and downing street. thank you, vicky. now it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh woozencroft. coming up this evening... after winning the under 20s world cup do young footballers in england deserve to be given more chances to play? there's a tight match between pakistan and sri lanka in cricket‘s champions trophy — find out who snatched the last spot in the semi—finals. and we have the latest on the british and irish lions as they prepare for their fourth match on the tour of new zealand. good evening — lots in store this evening but we start with english football's first world cup winners si

gavin wants to freeze that gas and dump back on to the flames.'s done the ice evaporates leaving nothing behind. unlike current fire retardant being dropped from airplanes. speaking chef that's gavin' ultimate goal to get above the fire. >> you can capture that in a funnel or vacuum and suck it up and then they have dry ice machines where they make it you could find a way to get one of those on to a helicopter and you could turn it into dry ice while you're in the air and so you wouldn't ever have to land to get more dry ice. just stay up there. >> so innovative. >> 13 years old solving the world's problems. >> what were you doing when you were 13. >> you don't want to do. say boarding or something. >> gotcha. >>> americans have long had an obesity problem. and now a new report shows the issue not limb to do people. but many of our pets are just too heavy. ban field pet hospital which has hundreds of locations across the nation shows one in three pets that visited its clinics last year was overweight. veterinarians say just like people, obesity i

you're a vampire. >> gavin's parents are here today. where are your folks, gavin? commercial break, let's go get them. >> weren't home for father's day and now this. he was at a bachelor's party. >> making everybody feel good this morning. >>> we'll take you live to where the royals are making their the royals are making their grand entrance at one ofople ark in very old habits of using toothpaste to clean a denture. but dentures are very different to real teeth. they're about 10x softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can grow and multiply. polident is specifically designed to clean dentures daily. it's unique micro-clean formula kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains. cleaning in a better way than brushing with toothpaste. that's why dentists recommend polident. polident. cleaner, fresher, brighter every day. watching this breath savers protect mint neutralize the plaque acids in my mouth. i can't see anything! that's because it's working so hard. hey, what are you guys doing? karen. we're neutralizing. maybe i want to neutraliz

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joining us now is bill gavin.e ask you first of all, what will you be listening for today in light of what we heard last week? questions do you want answered today? bill: i want to make sure there is some agreement between what the attorney general has to say and what jim comey had to say here it if there is any jim comey had to say. what did you make of what jim comey had to say last week? what was your sense of how he comported himself and how he related what he says happened over the last few months? little on the biased side. i know jim comey. he is a man of integrity, character, and is a pretty intelligent guy. i heard people say he lied on the stand, if you think jim comey is going to put his hand in the air and swear to tell the truth, and live, everyone -- and lie, everyone is sadly mistaken. there has only been one person to swear under oath as to the veracity of what they were saying, so let's see how everyone else does. about one's talk facet of his testimony. he did note when he began to have misgiving

gavin's normally yap, yap, yap. >> gavin is scared now. the mike. >> what's the worst thing that gavin's ever done? >> what's the worst thing? >> when he was a kid. did he do anything bad? >> oh, that one, i can't talk about. >> you don't want to know that, al. you don't want to know that. >> gavin's such a rebel. >> from the pain in the ascot, we're talking about the 2017 royal ascot race in the uk. five-day horse racing festival in england, attracting the fist just arrived at the race course in a horse drawn carriage. prince william, kate middleton, the duchess of cambridge. this is a big deal. there's also big parties, celebrating the ascot. they have the fashionable guests, lots of champagne, i hear. and we're looking at the queen there, all sorts of funny bets made on the race every year. so they have a following odds. here's one. how about the color of her hat. people bet on that. so i guess most said yellow. two to one odds. but look, she wore lime green instead. i'm wondering, is that one of them? >> what are the do's and don't's a

gavin hewitt, bbc news, canada.ce's abortion laws, has died at the age of 89. simone veil was best known for her instrumental role in legalising abortion in the 1970s, and went on to serve as the first president of an elected european parliament. her death was confirmed by president macron, who called her life ‘an exemplary inspiration‘. the french public also paid tribute. the british cyclist chris froome will attempt to defend his title when the tour de france begins tomorrow. he's hoping to complete his third straight win — and a fourth victory in five years. but he faces stiff competition from some the world's leading cyclists. the race begins in dusseldorf in germany, from where richard conway reports. chris froome becomes the first briton to retain the tour de france title... chris froome knows what it takes to win the tour de france. tomorrow, he starts his quest for a fourth victory in this famous race. media interest is always sky—high, but this year, froome's team roll off the start line the subject of an

gavin hewitt bbc news canad. now you may not have realized this but today is wait for it. troy day marking the anniversary of the biggest recorded impacts on earth in nineteen oh eight and asteroid exploded over siberia flattening a forest the size of a large city. neither hasn't been anything like it since but many scientists say it's only a matter of time. well earlier i spoke to doctor carrie corrigan a geologist at the national museum of natural history here in washington. carrie thanks for coming in wire asteroid so important what do they tell us when as meteorites they for to us. so actually each of these is a piece of a relief. much bigger puzzle about how the asteroids formed how our solar system formed and then in turn how the earth forme. we have four in front of us can i touch any of them you can touch this one. until we do we know where this came from we don't know exactly which after that came from no it fell in russia. but it's part of the core of an asteroid it's the metal inside of an asteroid that that differentiated through the layers like the earth so mu

gavin hewitt, bbc news, canada.t a player ranked 134 in the world, when the championships begin on monday. he pulled out of his last warm—up game today because of a hip problem, but was practising on the grass at the all england club. murray is drawn in the same half as the french open champion, rafael nadal, and stan wawrinka. the british cyclist chris froome will attempt to defend his title when the tour de france begins tomorrow. he's hoping to complete his third straight win and a fourth victory in five years. but he faces stiff competition from some the world's leading cyclists. the race begins in dusseldorf in germany, from where richard conway reports. chris froome becomes the first briton to retain the tour de france title... chris froome knows what it takes to win the tour de france. tomorrow, he starts his quest for a fourth victory in this famous race. media interest is always sky—high, but this year, froome's team roll off the start line the subject of an ongoing doping investigation, and with questions

gavin hewitt, bbc news.llor angela merkel says she assumes that britain will stick to its brexit negotiation plan after the country's surprise election result. speaking on a visit to mexico city, mrs merkel said she wanted to get to work quickly on talks over britain's separation from the european union. and you can get a full break down of the british election results, plus anything else you need to know, just visit our website, bbc.com/news. in other news: police investigating the deadly terror attack on london bridge have revealed that the three knifemen had tried and failed to hire a 7.5—tonne lorry. the ringleader of the plot, who has been named as khuram butt, was forced to hire a smaller van after his payment for the truck was declined due to a lack of funds. police said the attackers had tied pink ceramic knives to their wrists and had petrol—bombs ready to throw. this report contains images some viewers might find disturbing. the men had already killed three other people on london bridge with a van

mclaughlin will join that increasingly crowded field running for lieutenant governor as gavin newsom runs for governor. >>> the fight between the giants pitcher heiner strickland and national slugger bryce harper, something from our fight when up and option and we will show you the winning bid. >>> the fbi bay area law enforcement agents join for special kind of training and what this situation was a practice for. . >>> looking at the east bay commute, not looking bad but we are beginning to see congestion. not at the maze but in other parts of the east bay. >>> our system has made it for some and rain is starting in san francisco, but not a lot. measurable amounts to the north. north. >>> senator kamala harris involved in a controversy and this is during the investigation into the ties of trump campaign to russia and john mccain jumped in. >> give me a yes or no answer. >> it is not as short answer, senator. >> either you're willing to do it or not. we have president in that regard. >> chairman, they should be allowed to answer the question. it is along question that you post, senat

for ten-year-old gavin curtis, a luncheon like today is a moment he will never forget. >> only a couplel have that good of a meal. >> reporter: gavin wants to be a lawyer when he grows up. his classmate, elijah shanks, wants to write songs, and the gentlemen's club may have something to do with it. >> it gives me the confidence to actually do it. 'cause, if i didn't have the confidence, i would not be holding a pencil, and the pencil would not go on the paper. >> i used to be a bad kid. i used to get in a lot of trouble. but when i heard about the gentlemen's club, i joined. after, like, the first meeting that we had, i felt changed. i started acting better, getting better grades. >> academic achievement, in my opinion, is mostly about hard work and commitment. and i am proud of you for your accomplishments today and this year. >> reporter: hard work paid off, indeed, and what better way to celebrate? >> to the gentlemen of thomas e. kerns elementary school, cheers. >> cheers. >> morgan: and the best of luck to all of the gentlemen there. that's the "cbs weekend news" for this sunday. l

kelly: amy, one thing that came up just earlier today we had bill gavin, the former assistant to thes on and speaking, and he said, look, james comey is the only person that raised his right hand, took an oath to speak the truth and nothing but the truth. so someone is lying here, but gavin went on to say that he doesn't even think the president is lying. perhaps the president, as gavin wanted to say being generous, was speaking and not really understanding everything that was involved in this directive that comey claims he received from the president of the united states. so how do you -- >> okay. if this truly was -- [inaudible conversations] oh, go ahead. if this truly was a directive by president and he felt that it was inappropriate, it was comey's job then at that point to say, mr. president, this is inappropriate, please don't talk like this. and he should have taken it to his superiors, either to the attorney general or to legal -- president trump's legal counsel or congressional committees that can then take care of this situation. in 2004 it's stated that he actually did th

i'm for personality. >> you are a message of hope, gavin. >> i appreciate it.thanks for having me. >> appreciate it. all right, and when we come back, you're going to meet an 11-year-old girl with dyslexia whose youtube video went viral. she and her mother will join us inust a couple of minutes. stay with us. we'll be right back. >> welcome back to "beyond the headlines." joining me right now, 11-year-old sophia granucci and her mother, lisa granucci. and thank you for coming all the way -- an hour and a half drive each way. so thank you for giving us that gift of your time. and, sophia, i saw your video that went viral about something you wanted your teacher to know. so tell me about -- first of all, tell me about the video. >> well, that video would so my teacher would know that i have dyslexia. and so i wouldn't be going into her classroom and she wouldn't be able to know, and so she can help me, and i can have extra time on tests and be able to listen to my books and do -- have a special class during time -- >> the school hours. >> school's hours, yes. >> n

so gavin williams and the chief whip of the conservative party have been over there talking to seniorent to ensure that the dup will promise to vote with the conservatives to get key parts of their legislation through. that suggests that the deal will involve supporting theresa may to remain prime minister, getting through budgets, and also support brexit. that looks like the outline of the deal. yes, it looks like it. certainly what we have been told by the press association is this is what downing street are saying. that is the source that we have got it from. the press association are very reliable. it has not been used for a very long time. well, it is overwhelmingly likely to be true that this has happened and there is no way that the tories want to do a deal so i think that is safe to say. this is the second hung parliament we have had in the last ten years. the last hung parliament saw a full coalition deal being done between the conservatives and the liberal democrats. that led to the creation ofa democrats. that led to the creation of a document with specific agreed policy pr

minutes of the fire breaking out in west london and increasing inequality that amaze chief of staff gavin barwell who allegedly sat on a tower block fire safety review even state mandated u.k. broadcasters at the scene couldn't avoid the topic of rich was as poor as they sought opinion from the local community one thing i wanted to say to that i was saying about i might have been afraid to exploit it was i don't know about what i'd do you know if they did regeneration last year talking about doing. it that they wouldn't only ten million pounds they're talking about and put plastic things on there. because they want more. as to. generate the blocks were. could knock them down and off that i'm not so sure that was totally an accident i'm not even going to lie i'm not going to lie to you could use you cause me to have i'm not going to lie the whole situation that's going on in this area and we got a big one on the way that they don't want us here and they put those rich man's books over there they don't want us here and they put those richman's blocks over there that's from someone who lives

gavin. gavin.ons. >> i read this out loud? >> go for it. >> we, they, heard in sixth grade you went door to door selling your own christmas album. pretend you knocked on our door and give us the best sales pitch to buy have christmas. >> is that true? >> i produced my first album on the trinton studio in 2003. >> who old were you? >> 12. >> that is great. >> i sold 600. >> wow! what's a lot of doors. >> i just knocked -- like i was a boy scout. i knocked on people's doors. >> what did you say? >> like, hi, i'm charlie. would you like to buy my cd? >> mickey mouse -- >> that does sound like mickey mouse. >> how much -- how much did you charge? >> i think it was like $10. i ended up donating all the money anyway. >> really? >> that's impressive. >> you would get one. >> sure. >> if a kid comes to your door -- >> it's like a guilt thing. >> i think some people in new jersey might have -- >> you're from new jersey? >> i'm from new jersey. >> did you hear my say door or dog. >> the geography, are you cl

my name is gavin grey.s: 4,000 residents from five london tower blocks are evacuated over safety concerns, following last week's devastating grenfell tower fire. i've got a young daughter, a wife, a cat and i do know what we are going to do. i've also got a job. qatar's neighbours call for the closure of aljazeera, as the gulf‘s political crisis escalates. the broadcaster says it's a bid to "silence freedom of expression". european leaders criticise the uk's offer to eu nationals after brexit. they say the plan is "below expectations". and the british and irish lions take on the all blacks in auckland, hoping to end 20 years of hurt.

there is gavin ba rwell just incredible.gavin barwell saying they will listen and learn, they are not listening and not learning. if she seriously think that by getting rid of two people most of the public have never even heard of, that it will somehow safer, she is living in la land. you say it is not about nick timothy and fiona hell but they did become part of the story, it is so often attributed to do, that if you become pa rt attributed to do, that if you become part of the story it is time to get out. as an unelected figure inside government, someone very close to prime minister, someone who also did get some people's backs up, you will understand. here is the thing, but i didn't do, i got the backs up in the media, for sure, but within the government, this is about the government, this is about the government, so these people have got in and they have gone out of their way, with theresa may's bacchin, with her permission, to basically bully and intimidate the civil service. you cannot govern without the civil service

a short time ago, the former conservative housing minister gavin barwell, who lost his seat, told this prime minister should stay. brom tech the conservative party has got the largest number of votes, it has got the most mps, we are the only party capable of forming a strong government to take us through these brexit negotiations. we need to get behind theresa may, but the whole party needs to learn lessons. for the latest, let's speak to our political correspondent eleanor garnier, who is at downing street this morning. so, we know theresa may is back in downing street this morning. the question people are asking is, can she remained there? yes, she has emerged from this election not with that increased majority that she wanted, but instead, fighting for her premiership. after what some are calling a disastrous campaign, there are questions as to just how long theresa may can last here in no 10. heidi allen, the conservative mp, has said she thinks she has six months at best. rightly, others, as well as one minister, have told me they cannot see her staying here. so, big questions, bu

particular questions coming the way of gavin barwell.e government. it insists it has not, that the work to do with those regulations is ongoing, but you can imagine those questions will continue now, given what happened yesterday. of course, our thoughts are with the fire, but politics continues — after maybe a brief pause because of recent tragic events, we had theresa may negotiating with the dup, and i wonder how surprisingly resignation is. yes, very striking, isn't it, that fought the third time in just a few weeks, politics causing almost yesterday because of the tower block fire? politicians yet again reflecting on the incredible work of the emergency services. a couple of big things still going on politically, the government trying to stitch together a with the democratic unionist party, to try to ensure they have a majority of the conservatives plus the dup, and the prime minister inviting in five political parties from northern ireland, one after another today, all part of the attempt to restore devolved government to northern

my name is gavin grey. our top stories: 0n the frontlines in the fight for raqqa.alled islamic state out of their last stronghold. as you can see, there is still sniperfire going on here. welcome to raqqa, caliphate under siege. and in iraq, islamic state fighters destroy a historic mosul mosque. the iraqi prime minister says it's a declaration of defeat by the militants. the us congress gets to see the new draft bill on healthcare but four republican senators say they may not support the plan

gavin hewitt, bbc news.ven weeks as britain prepares to head for the polls tomorrow. and the bbc‘s election coverage starts tomorrow night at 9:55 on bbc one. we'll bring you all the results as they come in overnight, and i'll have the full story of the gains and losses, and who's likely to be occupying number ten as we head into the morning. until then, that's it from the bbc‘s election centre. have a good night. andy murray reaches the semifinals of the french open beating kei nishikori. novak djokovic beaten by dominic thiem. and the british and irish lions suffer defeat in new zealand. andy murray is into semi finals of the french open but the defending champion novak djokovic is out. murray beatjapan‘s kei nishikori in four sets to keep alive his hopes of reaching the final for a second year in a row, as adam wild reports blue skies over roland garros, welcome sight after yesterday's reign. for andy murray, storms to be weathered. something he's used to of late. any questions over his form in paris have

gavin bhawan, now her chief of staff. is criticism, again this will now come out as part of the investigation but the criticism about he being slow to act when he was housing minister. again, even the breathing housing minister, again, in the spotlight now. did these politicians act correctly? did they sit on a report? we had a similarfire back in 2009 they sit on a report? we had a similar fire back in 2009 with an investigation and the question is now being asked, was the investigation, the facts found in that investigation, where they put into practice and would be put into practice quickly enough?m into practice and would be put into practice quickly enough? it is a fair comment to say that on the back ofa fair comment to say that on the back of a disaster like this all those little questions suddenly seem like glaring failures. we need to assess that and work it out. some of them explained it as reducing the amount of red tape regulation, in way, trying to make it easier to get things built and to push ahead with acc

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were cited in the forward pack because thatis cited in the forward pack because that is where when gavin address that by bringing sam warburton into the back row. i think the message is having quite clear from last saturday what we have today. the penalty count has to be in single figures and we have to improve our all—around game that comes from the physicality, breakdown, line—out, scrum, visited our excellent last saturday and i expect we have two pick—up. you give away penalties because new zealand exert pressure and they played extremely well putting us under pressure so it is managing that pressure a lot better, a lot easier said than done. this means a lot easier said than done. this m ea ns test a lot easier said than done. this mea ns test ca pta i n a lot easier said than done. this means test captain misses out entirely, a tough call said warren gatland today. we also heard george north and rob henshaw have had leave the tour with injury. the all blacks have had to do with injuries as well, two changes for the side for saturday here in wellington, and changed the forward pack.

as election day finally beckons, our chief correspondent gavin hewitt looks back now at the 2017 campaignircle — a snap election. i have just chaired a meeting of the cabinet, where we agreed that the government should call a general election. her purpose — to strengthen the prime minister's hand in brexit negotiations. pundits spoke of landslides, but not all voters welcomed another poll. you're joking?! not another one?! the early focus of the campaign — the leader herself, theresa may's name dwarfed that of her party. the message, repeated often, was acclaimed strength. this election is about ensuring that we have strong and stable leadership in this country in the national interest. for her main opponent, jeremy corbyn, brexit wasn't his priority. he chose another narrative — fairness. are we going to be a country that works only to make the richest even richer? other parties set out their preferred battle grounds. the opportunity for the british people to choose to change the direction of our country, to reject a hard brexit.

lifetime you'll have that good of a meal. >> reporter: gavin wants to be a lawyer when he grows up.ants to write songs, and the gentleman's club has something to do with it. >> it gives me a confidence to actually do it. because if i didn't have the confidence, i would not be holding a pencil, and the pencil would not go on the paper. >> i used to be a bad kid. i used to get in a lot of trouble. when i heard about the gentleman's club, i joined. after like the first meeting that we had i felt changed. i started acting better. getting better grades. >> academic achievement in my opinion is mostly about hard work and commitment. and i am proud of you for your accomplishments today and this year. >> reporter: hard work paid off indeed and what better way to celebrate. >> to the gentlemen of thomas e. kerns elementary school, cheers. >> cheers. >> and the best of luck to all the gentlemen there. that's "cbs overnight news" for this monday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, you can check black with us a little later fort morning news and of course cbs this morning. from th