gavin, it's a pleasure thanks so much >> okay.ou. >> gavin rossdale from bush talking about spotify. still indicated $160 to $165 now. >> for more "squawk alley" coming up. first, let's get to rick santelli what are you watching today? >> i was just listening to bush much he seld that he's invested emotionally. that's exactly what we're going to talk about after the break. how we're all emotionally invested in the interest rate complex. >>> coming up on "the halftime report" is president trum bp to escalate the war with amazon snt author of an explosive new story with us live today on how the battle with bezos could get hotter plus, what's to blame for the recent stock selloff it is trade? it is tech we'll tell you who looks to be in the administration's cross hairs. and spotify opens for trading, we'll tell you whether it's a buy or buyer beware. could open any minute. that's at noon eastern we'll see you in just a bit. david? >> all right thank you, scott we're getting new indications on spotify. for that, let's get over to bob

opposing gavin in virginia, mr. duncan advanced the theory that schools need to fear athletes pretending to be transgender for competitive advantage. he has repeatedly addressed an organization designated as a hate group by the southern poverty law center, an organization that calls religion an oxymoronic institution if ever that was one. and there are other red flags about his commitments defending civil rights. when the supreme court ruled that mandatory life sentences for minors were unconstitutional, he ruled that the ruling should be applied retroactively. the supreme court disagreed noting the problem caused needless suffering and death. in case involving innocent man who spent 14 years on death row, an innocent man, mr. duncan argued that the district attorney's office wasn't at fault for failing to train a staff member who withheld evidence. when it comes to one of the fundamental rights in a democracy, the right to vote, the right of people to choose their government officials, mr. duncan defended a raciall

i'm gavin. coming up. spurstamps welcome to sport today. i'm gavin. coming up. spur stamps their mark on the top four in the epl. a place at the top four in the epl. a place at the masters for ian poulter. and isner gets the biggest win of his career after a match at the miami open. we start with the football. totte n ha m open. we start with the football. tottenham has beaten chelsea, beating them for the first time in 28 years to strengthen a grip on the champions league places. dele alli scored twice. richard potts ekene‘s men stay fourth, eight points clear of chelsea. —— pochettino. men stay fourth, eight points clear of chelsea. -- pochettino. we are so happy. especially for the fans. we know how they have suffered, these types of things. we are so happy because the performance was great. great character. a massive three points. we will fight until the end for a position in the champions league. we tried to reduce the gap with tottenham. but there are seven games to go. we will try to do our best until the end. after the season, you finish in the position

governor gavin newsom did not participate. kody leibowitz "four candidates debating tonight in the central valley... all attempting to be the last two standing after june's primary." antonio villaraigosa.john chiang.john cox.travis allen. all four aiming to be the next governor of california. all with different ideas for how to run the state.travis allen, republican candidate for governor "we will reverse the illegal sanctuary state. we will get voter id in california."antonio villaraigosa, democratic candidate for governor "i'm going to work with you to grow more middle class jobs, to educate more of your kids." john cox, republican candidate for governor "i want to turn this state around because this state absolutely needs to turn around."john chiang, democratic candidate for governor "i have the honesty, the integrity, the record of fiscal responsibility and responsible leadership to move california."among the topics tonight -- healthcare, public safety, immigration and border control, water and the high speed rail. some fi

i'm gavin. coming up. spurstamps welcome to sport today. i'm gavin. coming up.pl. a place at the top four in the epl. a place at the masters for ian poulter. and isner gets the biggest win of his career after a match at the miami open. we start with the football. totte n ha m open. we start with the football. tottenham has beaten chelsea, beating them for the first time in 28 years to strengthen a grip on the champions league places. dele alli scored twice. richard potts ekene's men

front runner lieutenant governor gavin newsom is selling his record as mayor of san francisco. >> the first mayor to recognize the right to marry the person you love. >> but charter school advocates like netflix founder reed hastings who don't agree with newsom's ties to the california teachers association -- >> he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets. >> -- have hit the air waves with a mega million dollar campaign promoting newsom's main democratic rival former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa. >> they're talking $20 million to be spent on villaraigosa between now and the 5th of june. that's awesome. >> while state treasurer john chung is putting the friendly face forward in his internet ads -- >> i'm john chung. please join me on this journey. >> -- chiang supporters in the asian community have their ads hitting gavin newsom. >> gavin newsom had an inappropriate affair with his employee. >> who was also one of his top advisor's wife, ruby turk, and other questionable conduct. in 2007 newsom admitted that he had a problem. >> everything you

i would like to thank our american allies and british noticeably james mattis and gavin williamson, with whom i have talked day and night since sunday. before leaving the floor to the general, i wish to homage to theo men and women of the french armed forces who prepared and veryted this with important professionalism, and a lot of courage. madaml: thank you, minister. i would like to talk about three one, especially the targets set by the president of the republic and the windows targets were reached, and the international dimension which was absolutely essential to this operation, adding to its complexity. to say a few words about the technical aspects of the strike, proving the great efficiency of our army and the its immenseaster amount of strategic and technological factors. the operation reached the targets set by the president of the republic. it was exclusively focused on the chemical weapons of the syrian regime, and the two sides that were targeted near homs were for the storage and assembly of chemical weapons. the targets were hit without any risk of mistake and without any p

we have had some comments on from gavin williamson, the british defence secretary.es these air strikes overnight have had a significant impact in syria. he goes on to say it is fair to say relations between russia, the uk and america at the moment are at a low point, but he has asked president putin to use his influence to bring an end to the conflict in syria. those are the words of defence secretary gavin williamson in the last few minutes. we will keep you up—to—date with reaction from around the uk. jonathan beale is in cyprus where oui’ jonathan beale is in cyprus where our planes took off from and return safely. what more can you tell us about this operation, timings and the number of planes. we understand four tornado jets the number of planes. we understand four tornadojets were the number of planes. we understand four tornado jets were used? yes, thatis four tornado jets were used? yes, that is right. four tornadoes which we re that is right. four tornadoes which were based here at raf akrotiri. they have been involved in the campaign against so—called isla

gavin lee, bbc news, gibraltar. let's ta ke gavin lee, bbc news, gibraltar.e home secretary has admitted that there were targets for immigration. we have heard from reuters news agency that theresa may's spokesperson saying that downing street does have full confidence in amber rudd. our assistant political editor norman smith is in westminster. as you say, yesterday, amber rudd and her senior directors say there we re and her senior directors say there were no targets for removals. today mr rudd was forced to concede that yes, there are targets, albeit local targets. can she survived? i'm joined by the shadow home secretary diane abbott. what did you make of what you heard? i thought it was really concerning. once again she has tried to lay—off blame, saying that they were local targets and she knew nothing about them. that is not how the home office works. if local officials had targets, the direction would come from the centre. every day, some new horror emerges about the windrush scandal. i do not know how she can survive unless she is only there as a hum

gavin, is that what they say?community and those higher than the police, even above that. i think what young people are expressing is what even we as professionals don't understand what's going on for them. you can recognise in many of these groups they are built around actually supporting a drugs trade. there are older people who are benefiting financially through that who are deliberately targeting vulnerable young people who come from backgrounds where they've experienced domestic violence, school isn't working well for them, they may be don't have a bunch of friends, they aren't part of sports teams or youth organisations and they are vulnerable to being sucked into these groups. when you left the gang, and we'll talk about what you moved on to, but you were pretty wealthy at that time, correct? you had a car... i was all right, yeah. crime pays, obviously. that's the motivation. a lot of people benefit financially from this lifestyle. that's what entices young men and young women into the lifestyle, the finan

it's still unclear what started the fire. >>> lieutenant governor gavin newsom says he would not haved with the trump administration's request to send california national guard troops to the u.s./mexico border. this comes after governor brown did agree to deploy 400 california soldiers to that border. >>> ousted fbi director james comey blasts president trump in his new book. comey says the president is untethered to the truth and his leadership is ego-driven and about personal loyalty. this morning, president trump took to twitter saying, quote, james comey is a proven leaker and liar. >>> chopper 5 over the scene of an accident investigation in millbrae. the accident happened about 5:00 this morning. it is a hit-and-run accident. one person was taken to the hospital in critical condition. the driver though is taken into custody. southbound el camino real is blocked on one side. crash on byron highway so expect delays. >>> the sun rays sparkling right on water on the bay with a gorgeous start to your friday. here's a look at your headlines today. we have a cool morning but we'll see

gavin lee, bbc news, gibraltar.a fierce loyalty to the crown, spain has an historic claim. here's the bbc‘s reality check correspondent, chris morris, to explain the rock's past — and the concerns for its future. one thing that shared membership of the eu has done is take some of the sting out of the long—running dispute between the united kingdom and spain over gibraltar. here it is — this is the rock itself. and when i say long—running, sovereignty of gibraltar was handed from spain to the british crown and queen anne in 1713, the treaty of utrecht — a decision spain seems to have regretted ever since. it is still mounting a diplomatic and political campaign to restore some form of spanish sovereignty. the uk and gibraltar say that will not happen. but the eu's official guidelines on the brexit withdrawal process, say that after the united kingdom leaves the union, no agreement between the eu and the uk may apply to gibraltar without a separate agreement between spain and the uk. what does that mean in practice? a

gavin lee, bbc news, gibraltar.y has finally named his best man. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell is at buckingham palace. no real surprise with his choice? no surprise whatsoever, i would say. there would have been a frightful family row if harry had not chosen as his best man and his brother, william. who else? william has said he's delighted and looking forward to supporting his brother and of course just as harry was william's best man at his wedding seven years ago on sunday, so william wilby harry's best man at windsor on the 19th of may. it puts paid to any likelihood that william will get to the cup final on the 19th of may. you will be far too busy warming up for his best man speech for the reception at windsor castle that evening. we have that it's of news about the royal wedding, what we don't have is any news about the name for william and catherine's baby son born on monday. he has still not been given a name which leads one to suspect that possibly his parents can't agree. next, thank you. ti

in today's sunday telegraph the defence secretary, gavin williamson, said "the world's patience with" he added: russia has demanded consular access to sergei and yulia skripal. yulia is now said to be conscious. the uk said her rights and wishes will be taken into account. the geneva convention says access should be allowed. we all know very well that the russians operate on a basis of retaliatory measures. if we interpret the convention in a restrictive way they will do the same in a future case, and some unfortunate briton in trouble in russia will have trouble getting consular access. 0vernight, the last american diplomats left their consulate in st petersburg. in the coming days more of their british colleagues will be following, with the uk being told to slim down its embassy staff in moscow even further. tougher penalties for littering come into force in england today. 0n—the—spot fines will increase from £80 to £150. authorities can also use the penalties to target vehicles owners if it is possible to prove rubbish has been thrown from their car. jessica parker reports. hittin

gavin, thanks forjoining us. period. gavin, thanks forjoining us.n. he used to do this with his teeth and he was angry and you still uses clause. —— he used his clause. anyway, that is my story about monkeys... they were supposed to be installing new electricity cables in the west midlands, but instead of power — the engineers sparked a major flood. what followed was extraordinary scenes in tipton, as cars were left submerged. sima kotecha was there. after ten o'clock this morning, a water pipe burst open. a plume of water more than two metres high went gushing into the air. it's believed a digger hit the pipe causing the fracture. firefighters say enough water to fill six olympic size swimming pools leaked from this pipe in a matter of minutes. in some places the water was three metres deep. four houses were evacuated, 16 cars were submerged several schools closed. at the moment people cannot get out of their businesses and cannot get fully back to normal in their houses so we are pumping out the water into the canal to release the water further do

governor gavin newsom did not participate. kody leibowitz "four candidates debating tonight in the central valley... all attempting to be the last two standing after june's primary." antonio villaraigosa.john chiang.john cox.travis allen. all four aiming to be the next governor of california. all with different ideas for how to run the state.travis allen, republican candidate for governor "we will reverse the illegal sanctuary state. we will get voter id in california."antonio villaraigosa, democratic candidate for governor "i'm going to work with you to grow more middle class jobs, to educate more of your kids." john cox, republican candidate for governor "i want to turn this state around because this state absolutely needs to turn around."john chiang, democratic candidate for governor "i have the honesty, the integrity, the record of fiscal responsibility and responsible leadership to move california."among the topics tonight -- healthcare, public safety, immigration and border control, water and the high speed rail. some fi

the other not here: lieutenant governor gavin newsom. he's leading the polls right now -- but did not come tonight.that definitely got some talk from the other candidates, inclding villaraigosa who called him out multiple times -- even in his closing speech.live in fresno, kl kron 4news. john chiang / (d)" we have to get make sure we support our law enforcement when they are right thing as we address crime going forward." antonio villaraigosa / (d) " if there are parts of 47 and working we have to get behind it... i got a tough and smart on crime travis allen / "we need to repeal every single one of these law repeal 8109 57 and47 we need to send a very clear message this is the state of three strikes"john cox / (r) "we have to have better management of this state and that is what we will have when i am governor." (kody) now three candidates not here tonight.. two not invited because of polling numbers: amanda renteria and delaine eastin. eastin gettting support from both chiang and villaraigosa. the other not here: lieutenant governor ga

a want to thank claire and gavin for organizing the event. my fellow panelists, it is a bat cleanup.o pull us out of our 19th-century hole and into the 20th century and hopefully make some connections to the 21st century. if you didn't know already, this year marks the centennial of world war i, one of those forgotten wars, oftentimes overshadowed by much bigger conflicts like the civil war. world war i was a watershed moment in united states history, and there are many reasons why this is the case. you can certainly look at the military significance of the war, its political, cultural, economic significances, we would probably need another event to delve into all of that. for this panel, i think we asuld recognize world war i a pivotal moment in the history androtest and citizenship, more specifically, world war i as a pivotal moment in the history of african american protest and citizenship. w.e.b. dubois, the first african-american to receive his phd from harvard university, the cofounder of the naacp, and at the time of the a leading scho

choice and she's going to do a fantastic job out there working with gavin and the producers and hopefully with meeting care fairly shortly hopefully affair will reach out to people who maybe don't generally look in an alternative direction so i mean this marks fifteen years now since you blew the whistle on g c h q and s a collusion connivance to get us into a war that killed wounded or. really tens of millions of people what does it feel like well as i describe it in a press conference it's like if you see an elderly person struggling with their bags and somebody comes and tries to rob them of their purse or something what would be your instinct you'd run and try and assess the elderly person if you see a child crossing the road and this traffic coming you try and leap in and grab them it's an instinctive kind of reaction and when i saw that memo. i just thought this is a red flag you know i had no choice i had to do something it was just immediate response of helen's had active reaction to break the official secrets act and possibly harm relations between london and washington and to to

later that afternoon, she texted mrjohnson: the bbc‘s barrister, gavin miller, put it to carrie goodwinre quite happy to use danjohnson and the bbc "to get coverage of a high—profile child sexual abuse case. " "that couldn't be further from the truth," she said, "no." mr miller continued. "that's why south yorkshire police went out of its way to enable the bbc to report." "i completely disagree," she said. there was also written evidence today from gloria hunniford, who was in court last week. a close friend of sir cliff richard's, she said when she watched the bbc‘s report of the search, it was beyond belief. she'd never seen anything like it before on british television. she said the singer was broken, violated and betrayed, and lost so much weight he felt like skin and bones. lucy manning, bbc news. starbucks has said it will close all 8,000 of its us branches for one day next month for staff training on preventing racial discrimination. it comes after a video emerged of two black men being arrested last week in one of its cafes in philadelphia sparking outrage. they'd refused to lea

gavin, thank you.cron begins a three—day visit to washington this week. he's the first world leader to be afforded the honour of a full state visit by the trump white house. they say bad luck comes in threes, and for a 20—year—old from the us, that has unfortunately proved true. dylan mcwilliams has been attacked by a bear while camping in colorado, bitten by a rattlesnake while hiking in utah, and most recently dylan survived a shark attack off the coast of hawaii. my leg, started looking around and saw some blood and then i saw the shark underneath me, started kicking at it and then i started swimming back to shore. the bear attack and the shark attack, it's kind of crazy those things happened to one person. i don't blame the animals for the attacks, i was in the wrong spot at the wrong time. extraordinary. quite fortunate to be here, really. he seemed quite matter of fa ct here, really. he seemed quite matter of fact about it, though. well, he has seen it all before, it has happened three times. ret

gavin newsome is in the lead at 20% and republican john gaunch has 18%. . >> it's not just the governor's race the republican and senate race james bradley is pulling ahead of kevin deleon, we asked the former mayor about the polk and whether republicans have a shot. >> they have a shot but keep in mind i think trump got 41% against hillary, whatever the numbers were, there are people out there who think like he does, that live in san francisco as well as all of california. so the numbers do not surprise me at all. >> what it looks like isn't so much a republican surge as a depressed group of democrats and independence. the undecided pool still remains really huge and it looks like democrats are going down now that republicans are leap frogging. >> that is a good point. the republican party is democrats have some candidates because republicans for a change have a few and enough if they turn out the 25% they could make the runoff in both races. >> and add to the fact democrats don't show up in june for any election. they just don't show up. there's nothing happening for them. it will not b

gavin robinson. >> question number one, mr. speaker. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i am sure the whole house will wish to join me in offering our warmest congratulations to their royal highnesses the duke and duchess of cambridge on the birth of their son earlier this week. mr. speaker, i know members across the house will want to join me in marking stephen lawrence's death 25 years ago. for each of those years, the lawrence family have fought heroically to ensure that their son's life and death will never be forgotten. as i announced earlier this week, the government will work with the stephen lawrence charitable trust to establish a national annual commemoration of stephen's life and legacy. mr. speaker this morning i had , meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. in addition to my duties in the house, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> gavin robinson. >> on behalf of my right honorable colleagues, can i i acknowledge the fortitude of the lawrence family, and, indeed, the joy that the nation shares on the occasion of a royal birth. mr. spea

our correspondent gavin lee is in brussels and gave us the latest.his is the eu chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier, making crystal clear that while three quarters they are in agreement on between the uk side and the eu side on the brexit deal, or the withdrawal agreement that both the uk and the european parliament have to ratify by march next year, the last 25%, well, because of the serious issues involved, he said it could be problematic and it risks failure comic he said. the chief problem being the border between the republic and northern ireland. this is what he had to say on french tv earlier today. translation: for the moment, we are preparing the orderly withdrawal of the uk with 25% is not agreed. that includes serious issues, especially the question of ireland. the other issue today is that some newspapers have been reporting that there are problems between the british under the european side when it comes to the northern ireland border specifically. the bbc understands that the eu have said they have ruled out, line by line, the two c

gavin cox claims during the signature people, dislocated his shoulder and hit his head. hotel was under construction and he tripped over debris. the hotel and the show say the pathway was clear but on the witness stand the show's executive producer did acknowledge participants are told nothing. >> at no time they told what they have to do or where they are going before they start. >> david copperfield refused to accept responsibility testify in a very soft voice had gone down the path several minutes earlier and it was clear. he was asked if a noddy and member participates and gets hurt, is it their fault? >> if there is a piece of debris in the middle of the way, all these hypothetical things. >> mr. cox is seeking $400,000 for medical bills and lost income. the trial continues but if lawyers start probing the secrets of other tricks the judge says he will close the court room. >> legal eagles are here to argue both sides of the case. a senior counsel for first liberty institute and the criminal defense attorney, welcome. a couple things here. the night of the fall, the

all of the city's living ex-mayors, and that includes diane, art agnos, frank jordan, willey brown, gavind anita lee will also take part. occasionally wore a very bright orange blazer to show his support for the team. >> i remember that blazer. always had it on during the games. >>> a war of words is now heating up between two silicon valley giants. apple ceo tim crook has been highly critical of facebook. he's calling for increased regulation of facebook after it admitted that cambridge improperly gained access to more than 50 million facebook user profiles. mike zuckerberg fired back calling his criticism highly misleading. >>> well, the annual bfb concert is moving from mountain view to the concord pavilion this year. the concert is set for may 13th. and this year's headliner is the group blink 182. the event is hosted by the radio station the new alt105.3. and tickets got eon sale friday. >>> well, they are on a week-long march from honduras to the u.s. details about the migrants marching in southern mexico and hoping to end up with jobs in the u.s. >>> this portion of ktvu news spons

"gavin newsom" has received smaller donations from various groups, such as the "california nurses association." among all the candidates, newsom has reportedly raised the most money with $23 million dollars donated so far. and a reminder: on may 8th -- nbc bay area, and the silicon valley community foundation, will host a debate featuring the major candidates running for governor. the 90 minute event will be broadcast live on nbc bay area and telemundo 48. it will be moderated by nbc news political director, and meet the press moderator - chuck todd. this weekend, our award winning documentary series, "bay area revelations", looks at how the people of asia have influenced the cuisine here in the bay area. chef helene an started in the restaurant business in 19-71, in san francisco )s outer sunset. she then opened "tang long", one of the oldest vietnamese restaurants in san francisco today. the family also owns crustacean on polk street . as well as 4 other restaurants in southern california. the story behind chef an )s famous garlic noodles. bay area revelations: asian american pioneers airs

people are sick and tired of jerry brown and gavin newsom's ignorance of the law.y really believe that people want to have ms-13 living next door to them. i don't think enrique wants gang members and drug runners to be living next door to them. we are talking about getting criminals out of california, and to jerry brown and gary gavin m are favoring criminal illegal aliens over the law abiding citizens. i think there is a revolution brewing, just like i think there's a revolution brewing in the governor's race. i will be the next governor of this state. >> laura: that's very ambitious. >> who is this guy? i haven't heard of him? >> laura: enrique, just want to tell you, god bless you. i mean, i really wish the best for you but you have been so incredibly rude and nasty since almost the first second of this appearance. >> i'm honored. >> laura: i'm sure he doesn't know who you are. who cares? is a conversation, which is why we invited you on the show to have a conversation about a topic that is actually really important. >> high school kids -- it is important. >> la

gavin cox claims during that secret trip, he fell, dislocated his shoulder, and hit his head peered her construction at the time and he tripped over debris. the hotel and the show so the pathway was clear, but on the witness stand, there shows executive producer did acknowledge that participants are told nothing. watch. >> my question was, at no time are they told what they have to do or where they're going before they start this allusion? >> no. >> david copperfield refused to accept her sensibility testifying that he had gone down the path 10 minutes earlier and it was clear. then he was asked if an audience member participates and gets hurt, is it their fault? watch. >> if there is a piece of debris in the middle of the way, if we were forcing them to do it, all these hypothetical things. of course, it would be the faul fault. >> mr. cox who claimed he suffered a long-term brain injury is seeking about $400,000 for medical bills and lost income. the civil trial continues, but his lawyers start probing into the secrets of other tricks, the judge says he will then close the courtroom.

gavin newsom has 21 percent of the vote and antonio rugosa has 18 percent. the top two republican candidates follow a 15 percent and 10 percent of the vote. another 17 percent of the likely primary voters were undecided. the primary is june 5 and election for governor june 6. >>> the man accused of driving a van into a crowd of pedestrians in toronto was charged. 10 people died. 15 others were hurt. kenneth craig has the update from court. >>reporter: 25-year-old alec minassian was charged on tuesday with 10 cartons of murder. authorities were not comment on the possible motive for why he allegedly drove a van into pedestrians on a sidewalk in toronto. it's like there is no secured -- connected to national security and the incident based on all available information. >>reporter: monday's deadly rampage stressed for nearly a mile and a half. the streets were crowded as people enjoyed one of the first warm days of spring. >> i have seen a scene i have never seen in my life. >>reporter: a tent standoff with police followed of the suspect appointed an object at

by a new poll out of uc berkeley is gavin newsom a sizable lead in the governor's race. the survey showed he had support of 30% of likely voters. john cox is next with 18%. travis allen has 16% support. antonio villaraigosa now comes in at 9%. this survey is different from a pole we told you about yesterday in which newsom, cox, and villaraigosa were in the top 10. >>> thousands of people were evicted last week my plot of land off sebastopol road. on tuesday 80 people were given 72 hours notice to leave the encampment. the eviction is scheduled for 2:30 pm this afternoon. many people there say they have nowhere else to go. >>> last night there was a chaotic scene in san francisco. the driver of a suspected: car smashed into several other cars in the sunset district. five people were hurt. we are told none of those injuries are life-threatening. you can see major damage occurred on several cars on 20th avenue near qatar. police say the officers on foot tried to flag down the driver of a suspected stolen car sped away and then crashed into all of those cars. the suspect is

morgan has down's syndrome and unexpected result of pregnancy, and this time around rachel and gavine prenatal test to find out whether their third child would also have the condition. regardless of whatever the test comes back, we would be having the baby, but it was more for our peace of mind so we could prepare and give us the time to get prepared. from monday and the iap tea will be available on the nhs in wales for women with a higher chance of down's syndrome and other conditions in their first trimester. but there are... james lives in barry with his family, he also has down's syndrome. his father has reservations about offering the new test. it is dangerous direction of travel, because obviously that is one of a number of similar types of illness that you could start applying some sort of idea to. they have, from our experience, with james, he has something to offer society. the welsh government says the test is about giving parents are safer test, and plays an important role in providing parents with information and support needed for their pregnancy. planning is also under

. ♪ if i was a rich girl >> our source says gwen's three sons with ex gavin rossdale are on board. during her appearance, gwen sure made it sound like the ball is in blake's court when it comes to getting engaged. ♪ why you have to go and make me like you? ♪ >> i do, i think about it all the time. >> and does he think about it? >> i swear. what do you think i should do about it? >> i think you should get married. >> really? >> how does ellen get away with that lean of questioning. only she can do it. while gwen is making music moves in sin city, there's another swift taking over hollywood. >> look at the eyes. they're exactly the same. taylor's younger brother austin is pursuing his passion -- movies. and i was with him exclusively last night at his big-screen premiere. >> we can get a three album deal. what's the number? half a million dollars. >> austin jumps into the spotlight with a leading role in the film "cover versions." >> we're playing in that show tomorrow. >> he plays a rocker in a band, so why not get advice from his superstar sis? >> are you ready for it? >> i think t

two democrats, gavin newsom and antonio villaraigosa continue to lead. poll conducted by survey usa shows republican businessman john cox has 15% of voter support. the top two winners of the june primary will then advance to the november election. the start of mail-in voting is just a couple weeks away. the question now, who are you going to vote for? on may 8, this might help you decide. the silicon community foundation will host a debate featuring the six major candidates running for governor. the 90-minute live event will be broadcast right here onnen bass b -- nbc bay area. it will be moderated by chuck todd. >>> okay, it is time to get in formation for the beyonce mass. a san francisco cathedral is holding a mass inspired by the superstar this evening. in about an hour, hundreds of people are expected to grace the cathedral in san francisco. tonight, though, bey won't be there, but fans will sing her songs in church. a reverend says a mass is being held to honor the positive way beyonce has represented the lives of black women. >>> amazon's alexa is

we have a combined 100-mile-per-hour crash so the first car who was driven by a clown previously, gavinwill put a bunch of balloons filled with paint. dan's car was driven by a fruit salesman. yada yada yada let's see the crash, right? >> three, two, one, go. >> the k rail, the concrete railing from the rig something hooked to, it's sliding, that's a huge problem. >> cancel, cancel, cancel. ooh! >> this didn't cancel. >> that didn't work. >> [ bleep ]. >> they reset the whole experiment, double the concrete k rails. >> it's great. >> come on. >> boom! did we get it? did we get it? >> that was not bad. that was almost dead-on. >> hmm. kind of looks like one of the highway safety test videos. let's look at the damage close up. >> oh. >> carnage. >> the fruit salesman didn't do so well. >> another fun episode from the slow mo guys on their show the sluper slow show. >>> little juliana can't wait to record this with papa recording this video. >> papa i cannot believe this. brand new xbox, but no, this is the mermaid my little pony one! >> omg! she just got the really cool mermaid version of

gav gavin newsom's primary opponent antonio villaraigosa has been running ads on television. the two will be among the candidates debating on may 8th right here on nbc bay area, we'll be tell advisievising it may 8th. >>> southwest airlines grounding more than a hundred flights to check engines. the airline says it will take about a month to inspect the entire fleet of more than 700 planes. two flights were canceled today. at sfo there were three. there were reports of smoke, but it was a false alarm. the faa under fire for not ordering mandatory inspections. >>> a new multi-million dollar deal could bring enhanced wi-fi to san jose. >> but the new deal comes with a risk. scott budman joins us from city hall with both sides of the story. >> reporter: as you can probably imagine, just about everything we spoke to said better wi-fi would lead to better performance for our devices. that's good news, but all the data we would be sending out into the ether would be vulnerable. most of san jose is full of people on their phones and they want it to be faster. >> faster would be bett

gavin newsome and antonio villaraigosa. are the bol was conducted by survey usa.hree of them will be part of our exclusive governor's debate may 8th right here on nbc bay area. we are partnering with the sill connell valley community foundation to host this 90-minute event pl our live broadcast will be here on nbc bay area and telemundo 48. nod moderated by political director chuck todd. >> prices for the cheap stuff cold go up. experts say it's because of weather conditions in europe. dealers will be absorbing some of the price hikes, but in the end, consumers will pay more, especially for cheaper bottles. google is introducing some changes to ggmail they can nudg important e-mails to the top of the box. there's also an option to revoke an e-mail at anytime. and you can click a snooze button and be reminded later that you actually have to answer someone's e-mail. >> is there a time limit on it? >> you actually is have to answer. >> good news for some sharks in round two of the playoffs. we'll explain next. at stanford health care, we can now simulate the exact an

california, but he doesn't have the same name recognition here in the bay area as his rival candidate, gavin newsom. >>> the crown prince of saudi arabia is expected to visit the bay area to meet with top tech executives. he is scheduled to meet with apple's ceo and executives of google. the prince will meet with executives of silicon valley. the 32-year-old prince made social and economic reforms in saudi arabia, including ending a ban on women driving. >>> bart is back up and running after a group of protesters disrupted service during the rush-hour while marching through downtown oakland supporting the family of a man who was shot and killed by a bart police officer earlier this year.>>> good morning. we do have traffic that is off to a nice start here. if you're looking at san francisco, it looks pretty good approaching the 80 split. we will take a look at the bridge getting into san francisco when we come back. >>> it is a nice day already. there is not much in the way of fog and we are looking for plenty of sunshine. the changes start tomorrow. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2". we a

. >> reporter: the magician is being sued by 58-year-old gavin cox, a british tourist chosen from the audience to participate in an illusion called 13. during the illusion, participants are placed in a cage above the stage and covered by a curtain. then they exit and are guided through a series of passage ways to the outside of the building, then led back inside reappearing in the back of the theater. >> is it important to you for them to do it as quickly as possible or not? >> no. safety would always come first. >> reporter: cox says while being hurried outside, he slipped on construction dust suffering a brain injury resulting in $1.3 million in medical bills. cox's attorney is alleging at least two other participants were also injured and will be called to the stand this week. >> has anyone ever fallen during the runaround? >> not to my knowledge except for mr. cox. >> reporter: attorneys for copperfield say over 100,000 audience members have performed the trick without injury. the performer who's made millions believe him on stage now has to convince 12 jurors in a courtroom. stev

on hand were former san francisco mayors, including willy brown, gavin newsom, frank jordan. they are all there. >> very nice to see all of them in honor of mayor ed lee. jeff is back with us now. >> we do have that rainfall coming our way, changes as soon as tomorrow with cloud cover increasing. let's get into that microclimate forecast. top weather headline is the heavier rainfall we're tracking on friday and saturday. want to let you know everything is on track for this still to happen. it's a storm system that will move in, and then you have the atmospheric river, also known as the pineapple express meeting up with it. that will help to boost our rainfall totals. top three impacts we're tracking, still santa cruz mountains looking at about two to four inches of rain, fast-running rivers, mud threat, in fire zones. snow melt is prompting flood watches throughout this year and the foothills. any travel there in the next three to four days, pay attention to those alerts very, very closely. more on the toejotals in about minute. no sunglasses needed as you head out. 48 for th

. >>> lieutenant governor gavin newsom is leading the back in fund-raising with more than $17 million in the bank. john chang is second with nearly $8 million followed by former marianne tonio villaraigosa. newsom has 30% of support from likely voters. the two top candidates from the june primary regardless of party will advance to the general election. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. we'll start with temperatures here in san francisco. we've got sunny side, sunset, lake merced at 49. the rest of us 50 to 51 degrees. the financial district at 53 degrees. here is a look at the western span of the bay bridge this morning. everything dry. i expect it to be that way on the roads. breezy at times but nothing too strong that you need to worry about. mass transit, cool this morning, cool this afternoon compared to average. we'll call it mild, especially in the east bay valleys when you go from 54 and mainly a lot of clouds this morning to about mostly sunny conditions at 65 at noon, increasing sunshine and we'll hang around the upper 60s as we head

gavin, thanks forjoining us.ist. the home of english football wembley stadium could be sold — the football association receives an offer worth £800 million. it's confirmed president trump will visit the uk — injuly. facebook has admitted that it did not read the terms and conditions of the app which improperly shared the data of millions of users with the political consultancy, cambridge analytica. the company's chief technical officer, mike schroepfer, has been speaking to mps. here's our media editor, amol rajan: they wanted mark zuckerberg. this is the most senior executive to appear before mps, the was at times positively hostile. will you apologise for the bullying behaviour? i'm sorry that journalists feel we are preventing the truth getting at, that was not oui’ the truth getting at, that was not our intent. facebook is amorality free zone, distracted to a destructive right to privacy, you are the problem, your company is the problem. what do you say?|j respectfully disagree. he did accept that the company

in terms of international developments, we have had the defence secretary, gavin williamson, criticising a tidal wave of lies following the chemical attack here. we have also had russia publishing another list of questions it says needs to be answered by the british government. 0r questions again about the condition of yulia skripal. despite the messages from the cathedral, there is no signs of tension is ratcheting down to any degree. britain's largest teaching union is warning that a growing number of children with special needs are being left without suitable school places. last year, more than 4,000 children with the most severe needs were not offered places. the union has accused the government of "starving" local councils of funding. but the department of education insists that local authorities now have more money for every pupil, in every school. 0ur education correspondent marc ashdown reports. britain's largest teaching union is warning that a growing like all schools, here in south gloucestershire, the aim is to offer every child a place in the classroom alongside their peers.

gavin lee spoke to the foreign minister. we are having very constructive conversations.t we want is to solve some of the irritants that have plagued our relations in the last few years, such as lack of transparency in the tax system is in gibraltar, questions having to do with the controls at the border. one of the big issues is the airport. spain wa nts big issues is the airport. spain wantsjoint big issues is the airport. spain wants joint management of the airport. what does that mean? 50—50? i wouldn't go into exact figures. the problem, as you know, is that the airport is located in a piece of land that was not seated under the treaty of utrecht. we cannot accept there is british jurisdiction treaty of utrecht. we cannot accept there is britishjurisdiction over that piece of land. but at the same time, we want to use the airport to the benefit of the population in gibraltar and the surrounding area. we think it will be best for all of us we think it will be best for all of us if we could manage itjointly. we think it will be best for all of us if we could manage it

now time for the sport with gavin. first time in 28 yea rs. bridge for the first time in 28 years. dele alli scored twice to add toa years. dele alli scored twice to add to a stunning strike from eriksen to hand them a 3—1win after morata gave chelsea the lead. they stay fourth clear of chelsea and two points behind liverpool. we're so happy. first for our fans, points behind liverpool. we're so happy. first for ourfans, because we know very well how they suffer. this type of things. then i think also we are happy, because the performance was fantastic, great character. yes, massive three points for us. that allowed us to look for and fight to the end for our own position in the champions league. we lost a big chance today to try to reduce the gap. with tottenham. but there are seven games to go. we have to try to do our best until the end. i think that after the whole season you finish in the position that you deserve. in the early game, arsenal scored three times in the last 15 minutes. two from pierre—emerick aubame

you will notice gavin nusom is not pictured. the secretary of state's office says there is a disclaimer in the guide. noting that any candidate who did not agree to state mandated campaign finance reform would be left out of the guide. >> in a case like the current governor's race where there are so many undecided voters and some known in some pockets but not others. if there is any election where the voter guides matter, it's this one. >> the law on campaign finance reform which is keeping the names off the guide was part of a package of election laws approved by voters back in the year 2000. >>> leaders in north and south korea have set ambitious goals to remove all nuclear weapons from the korean peninsula. but, can they do it? a former secretary of state offered her take during a bay area speech tonight. kpix5's katie neilson was there. >> reporter: it was a step people never thought would happen. kim jong un became the first north korean leader to set foot on south korea soil as the two leaders sat down for an historic summ

defense secretary gavin williams said russia should go away and shut up lots of m.p.'s had supported this kind of approach to what exactly had raveled we did hear also however from the leader of the opposition party jeremy corbyn who said why don't we take a pause maybe have some dialogue with russia have a conversation with russia or maybe provide them with some samples let's take a look to what he had to say. as the prime minister taking the necessary steps to the chemical weapons can. i'm to make a full request for evidence from the russian government under article nine point two. how has she responded to the russian government's request for asylum full of the agent used in the soles read time to run. as a resolution trace analysis been run on a song poll of the nerve agent and has not revealed any evidence as to the location of which production all the identity of its perpetrators and can the prime minister update the house on what conversations if any she's had with the russian government and while. and while suspending planned holly level contacts does the prime

what's the main reason i call behind the defense secretary gavin williamson and highlighting russia as a potential global threat what's the thinking there when it goes on and doesn't i mean this is the real divide what you neo con establishment and the rest of the country because russia is not a threat russia is not a threat to the british people or to britain but it is a threat to the neo con plan for regime change in syria and swore to that and possible war with iran so that's why russia has been demonized by these neo conservative politicians in britain russia does not pose a threat to british citizens russia did not massacre british tourists in tunisia in twenty fifteen russia did massacre. go did it actually was forced is no actually facilitated now by the british government never agent in operation so i'm going to be clear here the threat is the threat is actually the british government backed and you have this in syria so rebels around the world afghanistan will be back in the eighty's and it's these people who are not russia because russia has done nothing wrong really citizens