eric and i head to the hipster plein neighborhood to meet up with gilles rof, a filmmaker and sportsilles: it's lille against marseille because it's in lille. it's not here. >> anthony: it's in lille. so we get to watch it on tv, and will all of marseille be watching this? >> gilles: yeah. >> anthony: everybody is going to be watching. >> anthony: everybody is going to be watching. >> gilles: you know, we did a very good season, but at the end of the season, we are only fourth, and it's very important, so it's a must win today. >> anthony: so is a must win? right. so the dream of every marseillais, the perfect season would be to see marseille crush paris and then move on and go all the way. >> gilles: they don't want to be second to paris, you know? they want to be second to none, and in football, it's one of the only issues where they can be first. that's why people here love so much their soccer team, because it's the place where you can show your identity. if you go all around those streets and you ask people, "where are you from?" they will tell you, "oh i'm from algeria," "i'm f

he is played byjake gill and hall in a performance that was oscar tipped.ide, but he is tremendous in it. he's very reliable. and he helped as all the way through. it's an interesting film about victims. in mixed bag. good to see you, jason. that's it for this week. enjoy your cinema going whatever you decide to go and see. a great, gloomy scene that is all too familiar this week. once again we've been stuck with a lot of cloud. this is north yorkshire. things did begin to brighten up a little bit across the far south. a few glimmers of sunshine between the cloud. as you can see although the cloud. as you can see although the cloud has been sitting in place we have seen one or cloud has been sitting in place we have seen one oi’ two cloud has been sitting in place we have seen one or two clearer spells from the south. those conditions move further north as we go through this evening and tonight. a lot of low cloud, missed and milk. some patches of fog and low cloud. —— missed and merck. and then, the weekend. the prospects of something warm and brighter. su

this is kind of reminiscent of what we have been hearing about in the us with the robin gill indictmentsn the us with the robin gill indictmentsm happened in france as well at their election —— robert mueller. we need to look at the whole landscape, not just one part of it. if we only look at one part of it will not get the whole picture. anne, take danny pate on the sunday times. we have a perilous moment according to reporters for theresa may —— take us down the page. an extraordinary high immune moment in number 10, it seems, david davis, it set him or me. the him on me is the chief civil servant in charge of brexit negotiations to david davis regards asa negotiations to david davis regards as a malign influence. david davis is the brexit secretary. we are suggesting he is at war with the chief civil servant. also the story claims. in this story it claims that this robin stieger is as a malign figure on mrs may as alan day was on mrs thatcher —— robbins figure. those who remember alan walters, a huge influence on her thinking. he was a eurosceptic, was he not? anyway, it will be david

nicole gill and her tribe of people across the country right now yesterday they said a political loser. the public does not believe that it is in their interest, and that is the cause of all of you. it's a scam. and why is it a scam? look at this. they put forth a tax bill that gets 83% of the benefits to the top 1%. they tried to call it a middle-class tax cut and yet 86 million middle-class families and the likes of this bill will be paying more taxes. giving corporate bill -- plus interest taking us over $2 trillion further into debt. mortgaging our children's future, placing a dark cloud over -- >> we need a new congress. [shouting] over a dark cloud over this capital, over our budget. so then they say, well, we have to make cuts because we've increased the debt. we're going to take $1 trillion out of medicaid. isn't that obscene? i have to trillion dollars, have trillion dollars out of medicare, and heather booth knows this. where is heather? there she is, i just saw her. heather knows this, while they take i have trillion out of medicare, not this is consistent with them because

so what is killing the vicky according to scientists the main culprit is gill nets used to capture and another endangered species found the gulf of california a fish named the twelve cording to the environmental investigation agency demand for to can be traced to china burgess sold illegally and we got a tip off about this town called trans which is also in southern china is on the coast which is said to be a major center for trade in terms of the fish more some chinese believe the dry swim bladder at the to twelve improve skin and liver conditions and figure a circulation and stops bleeding none of this has been proven medically but the illegal trade into twelve is extremely lucrative. to twelve a fishing in the gulf is illegal because the same nets used to catch and snare the keita they have decimated that the key to population techno is merida davidson was shown how. the pro is that they were good but cannot but they leave this world of know in their work for the brain where they work if they can get in time with their hair here or there or the fields so obviously they work if i can

. tied to her relationship with friend and adviserjason gill.tial connections to pressure huge businesses, including electronics giant samsung for millions of dollars in donations to foundations she controlled. president park apologised twice, but her approval ratings fell to just 5% and opposition leaders worked to gather votes to impeach her. they we re gather votes to impeach her. they were eventually successful. her now dwindling number of supporters were distraught. but most saw it as a victory for this young democracy. people power had finally cut all ties with authoritarian rule. park geun—hye was the daughter of punching he, who seized power in a coup in1961. he punching he, who seized power in a coup in 1961. he ruled for 18 years until he was gunned down in 1979. she entered the political arena amid the global financial crisis in 2008. a worried older generation craved stability and remembered her father's authoritarian rule. she won the presidency with a slim margin of 5196. the presidency with a slim margin of 51%. her downfall has r

let me bring in gill. .wn head tojust think she should take it upon her own head to just say we are going to war. it's very easy to go to war. it's different to come out of it. what happened with tony blair. he got us into the iraq war. that was because of weapons of mass destruction and all that sort of thing which turned out to be incorrect. i honestly think we need to think about this a lot. and talk with a lot of people. at the end of the day it is easy to go to war. it's very hard to get out of it. sorry, gill. sandra, what do you say to that? i think there's been enough talk going on. everyone is talking. you can talk forever. it's about time action was taken. i have lived a lot of years and i am british and proud of it, and we would not put up with what is going on in syria, we would want help from other people. it is about time that we did something and stopped pussyfooting around and put it down to mps to do this and do that. a lot of people put in theresa may, i don't accept that she got in with a

gill is scheduled to be sentenced in july. (jr stone) president donald trump spent some time on twitter today... claiming he spoke with a couple world leaders about a summit with north korea. he tweeted: "just had a long and very good talk with president moon of south korea. things are going very well, time and location of meeting with north korea is being set. also spoke to prime minister abe of japan to inform him of the ongoing negotiations." during a press conference yesterday with german chancellor angela merkel, trump said they're close to choosing a location for the proposed summit. (justine) kanye west has a new song, and it defends his support for president trump. the tune is called "ye versus the people." the track features west debating hip-hop star and trump critic t-i. ...... and has west defending his embrace of trump, particularly a tweet of himself wearing a trump campaign hat. some critics say west's recent antics may be nothing more than a publicity stunt to plug his work. but trump doesn't appear to mind, th

you can take a gill of above that you can take the burden of guilt such a woman you know. oh i love the feeling that i did it you could get it if you. u.s. president donald trump says he wants american troops to leave syria exactly washington's goals in syria. war for. sticking it to iran and russia. the. videos purporting to show the aftermath of an alleged chemical. and. the founder of the blackwater security group. to help create a. place for u.s. troop withdrawal. facebook. is one point five. every hour this is. just off on a friday morning here at. the video that was seen around the world at the start of the month claiming to show the aftermath of an alleged chemical attack in syria is now being cold into question the team from. visited the town and we can discuss the whole expedition with. joining us live here in the studio this morning it's very interesting this where did the crew go and what did they see well they've actually managed to. damascus the syrian capital and it is the site of the alleged chemical attack and what we've seen so far from this place. it wasn

michelle gill, a former goldman sachs executive, is the next cfo, filling the role that has been vacant last summer. it is the first major appointment by the new ceo anthony noto. they also announced they surpassed half a million users. we caught up with him in san francisco to talk about his plan since taking the helm at sofi. >> we have to continue to build on our core loan products and student loan refinancing, personal loans, mortgages. we need to continue to build out. the real opportunity is to add financial services product, including sofi money, sofi wallets, the ability to invest with us, and sofi credit card, and sofi advice. much of 2018 will be building those products, while still making sure core products perform well. emily: you have been there six weeks. what is it you want to do differently? >> the most important thing we do as a company is built a cold sure we are proud of, the culture that is welcoming and inclusive, a culture that reflects society. we have to have a diverse employee base if we will serve our members, and our number one core value is that members' inte

alexander zverev of germany came from one set down to beat gilles muller.ter his borderfence of garcia won't be making excuses after his border fence of the masters at augusta earlier this month. the spaniard failed to make the cut end the season's first golf major and ahead of the texas open this week he said he is keen to get back on the course. it's one of those things that happens and it's happened to me before and it will probably happen again in the future. that's the nature of golf. it can happen at augusta. it's what it is and at the end of the day i'm excited to come here and keep playing well, like i've been playing pretty much all year, and see if we can get on a good run. when you come to start a tournament, if my ball with a six iron bounces up and goes to five feet or something like that, even if i don't make eagle, we're probably having a different conversation, i'm probably shooting even park or maybe one over that first round and with a decent run on friday i have a chance of contending. unfortunately, what happened happened and you can sta

by 4:00 away from the coast 70s is and 80s. 81 and high in san jose, sunny and warm in gill row, 81 forertino. 74 san mateo, 80 mountain view, breezy along the coast. for pacifica and half moon bay. downtown san francisco, sunny 69 and 64 daly city. north bay 70s and 80s. 78 for vallejo, high in that happen pa, above average. 72 richmond and inland, into the 80s about 84 pittsburg, san ramon, and brentwood, 85 degrees. our accuweather seven day forecast, nothing but sunshine. warmer into monday. by tuesday, morning fog and sun. we hold the warmth on wednesday and cooler air rise thursday and rounding up the weekend, back to realities into the 50s and 60s. >> now sports from abc7 news. >> the last time the red sox were no hit in 1993. sean manaea was 14 years old. not supposed to happen to a 17-2 boston team. he walked the first batter and then retired the next three including back to back strike outs to end the game and the offense giving breathing room. the bottom of the 5th, chris sal, the second home run. giving the as the first loss. andrew, to first. matt olsen misses the tag. and

we have with us gilles moec, chief european economist at bank of america merrill lynch. see you again. we were talking about this just before going on airand you talking about this just before going on air and you are saying it is spring, there is always strike action some sort that this year, it is different because of macron‘s massive economic reform plans and the added effect that that has. yeah, it is a more interesting test than usual because this is happening against the backdrop of economic reforms in france, probably the most comprehensive package of reforms we have had in a long, long time, actually. this is about reform of the railway system, the status of employees, opening up the competition, france's more traditional conflict over pay, and for the time being you do not have this kind of convergence of industry reaction that we saw, for instance, in previous big moments of social rebellions in france against reforms, as was the case in 95, also about ten years ago. for the time being, it is a test but things have not got to the boiling point, to the kind of b

with us and temperatures warming up as we see warmer air moving into the south. 63, close to 70 in gill rroy an areas away from the bay breeze, antioch, 70 and concord, 71 and danville 70. ocean breeze here, half-moon bay, 56 and redwood city, 56, winds out of the west chilly here along the here. and 62. for the north bay, 70 in santa rosa and beautiful weather in napa and 71. if you like this, you will love what high pressure does once we hit friday, saturday and sunday. going to build in the right spot to warm temperatures up getting close to record-setting conditions. in san francisco, a beautiful weekend. 78 saturday, 68 sunday and dry to next wednesday. away from the bay. 80 on saturday and 83 on sunday. rainful averages, 30% of normal. so good in the rainfall department this month so well-deserved this weekend. >> i like that. chan >> yeah. had >> yeah. >> you're this ready. >> thank you, jeff. >> up next. not taking any chance with a surprise visitor. a grandma jumping into action. >> and we have jimmy. >> kevin delane yee is here.ng stay tuned. for >>> happening now, san francis

. >> jennifer gill -- and carol got the call that she never thought she would get. there suspected killer had been caught. >> i have been having odd feelings today. so many feelings from sadness to happiness to gratitude. >> her father and stepmother were tied up in bludgeoned to death by a log of from a fireplace inside of their home. it happened in 1980 when she was 18. her 12-year-old brother found their bodies. >> this was a high-end -- heinous crime. extremely violent. >> the neighbor recalled it the terror that day. >> there must have been 25 cop cars with an ambulance and it was just a lot of chaos. >> and isolated at the crime -- and isolated crime at the time. the golden state killer. dna led to his capture. >> as far as i am concerned he was already can't we just did not have the person. >> she is mind blown he lived not too far away. >> i am so angry he has been alive the whole claimant.>> if you ask me what do i want to have happen i want him to confess because i do not want to waste one more dime on this trash. >> she says she does not want him to get t

into the sierra foothills but the overall picture is quiet, but down in the south bay downpours in gill ray and snow atop mt. hamilton. wide-ranging totals a third of an inch in san francisco, two tenths down in san jose. the storm still ranks one on the storm impact scale for the next few hours we'll see more scattered showers and possibly isolated thunderstorms with gusts 25 to 30 miles per hour. let's start our forecast animation at 5:00. between 5:00 and 6:00 into 7:00 p.m., just widely scattered isolated showers but by about 9:00 it is just about over and a winter weather advisory until 11:00 for the central sierra. >> spencer, thank you. >>> and well what a scene in oakland this morning. sky 7 was over the oakland hills where it was white for miles. that is hail but it sure looks like snow and it did cause a lot of problem. >> katie udis is live in oakland with the aftermath of it all. >> reporter: the roadways are clear but we may have found you the last pile of hail and want to show you, it is significant in size. we have marble size pieces of hail and it caused a lot of problem

you can take a gill of above a just can't take a little girl discuss a woman you know.oh i love you like i did it you could get it if you. when lawmakers manufactured them sentenced him to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the financial merry go round be the one percent told. to ignore middle of the room signal. from the real news group. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy foundation let it be an arms race is often spearing dramatic development only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. i don't like. that u.n. special envoy to syria says the peace process must be. following. the country's nuclear. fleet. to its pressure. your. decision the deportation of. speech and. free speech. program here on r.t. international just after nine am on saturday we have the top stories for this. the un special envoy for syria peace efforts have to be launched following the u.s. led bombing of the country last week. more than one hundred cru

you can take the gill of above it just can't take the blood of a girl to discuss the pheno woman youknow. oh i love you like that i did it you could do it did you. a. good politicians do something good. they put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. more some want to be preached. at you going to be closer to see what the fuck three of them or ten people. i'm interested always in the waters about how. there should be more. los angeles the city of luxury and fame but also an alarming number of people living in the streets. a simple fact in l.a. says there's just not enough shelter even if people on the streets right now decided to come in there's nowhere to come in and it's been a struggle. this man phoned his own response to the problem and constructed dozens of tiny homes for people in need of shelter when you have nothing and nowhere to go. you know having something like this may as well be a castle but do the authorities accept such solution tiny house on a city parking space is not a solution your craft to have someone moni

you can take a gill is that you can take a little girl. no woman you know. oh i'd love.it if you could get it if you. came in. a. twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of it but there was one more question and by the way who's going to be our coach. you guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star and a huge amount of pressure come out you have to be the center of the problem. and do a great britain if you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to . go. alone. and i'm really happy to join to. meet the special one was also appreciated. just like the radio the aussie team's latest edition make up a bigger. look. i'm . able. to with. really what was. the un special envoy for syria says the peace process must be we started following the u.s. led bombing of the country adding to me put efforts to find a solution to the crisis at risk also to come north korea was hosting or this missile. declaring the country is the country's nuclear eyes ation is complete washington meanwhile is convinced it's all thanks to its pressure and

you can take a gill of above that you can take a little girl to such an old woman you know. oh i love doing that i did it you did it to be. a. local blog selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battle of. the new socks for the tell you that will be gossip and public life style for the most important day. off of our highs and tell me you are not cool enough to buy their product. all the hawks that we along with our audience will watch. you know. you never know what's around the corner you never know what's in the pub you can walk into a nice fat excitement it's that knowing that's where the adrenalin much comes from . and you can use a nice blend definition and the extremes will. the violence is a part of an exhibit almost a schizophrenia gang culture where you can do all these things and behave like bad . don't want to be public hospital for the all fifty thousand plus people from a social that's going to last. and this man infirmed. will get done for less than the start. of a broader way in the fight but yeah i

the gills of these and punchbags them to each other. very corrupt she's roughest neighborhood a very unusual club as a. boxing club the girl's. father kept up a bit of the. top. job. teaching. that a kid. with six hundred. populated neighborhood it's only arabian seas coast which is why smugglers a constantly plying their trade here. in the early two thousand a gang broke out and larry battles were fought in the streets and even the police avoided the area. being what about this ash. i don't. want to give you a nickel to get me out again that cinema to be able to send me would. get you out of pocket it would you know. everyone around here knows you know scum ronnie he was the first of karachi twenty million strong population to start teaching girls as well as boys how to box you know so often organizes competitions and always invites schoolchildren to watch as the girls. everybody. on the books. but. it may be because they. already. know about the word they. but the look.

you can take a gill of above it you can take a little girl discuss how do you know woman you know. oh i love you like i did it you did it did you. say. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. some want to be preached. to the right to be close to see what the before three in the morning can't be good . i'm interested always in the waters about how. this should. is american foreign policy possesses specific d.n.a. it would seem so it doesn't matter who the president is it doesn't matter which party controls the why don't the neo cons are firmly in the south. russia's envoy to the global chemical weapons watchdog says the united states has produced and hastened to the nerve agent number truck which was allegedly used to poison segregate and curious cripple. pulling news comes as britain admits neither it nor the o.p.c. w. can confirm the origin of the of agents despite claiming it was highly likely to be most say. the team of experts investigating an alleged chemical attack in duma comes un

can take a gill of above it you can take the burden of guilt such a woman you know. oh i love the feeling. you get if you. so. so. far. i'm not somebody. i know. all about that from some of the few. witnesses and medical stuff in the syrian city of do my kind to tell you there was no chemical attack their dads and i we've been going right in the western media. to come the members of the european parliament voiced their anger at the french president over the action taken against the mask this while the u.k. government faces a backlash from and pains over its role in the strikes. members of this house seem top my second foreign policy of this country the president trump all the. time we talk to the pretty.

to all of the supporters here and to nicole gill and not 1 penny. i love her very much. [cheering and applause] >> let's give it up for leader pelosi. our next speaker will take a little different track and we will welcome somebody who doesn't serve in congress but serves his family as a father and husband and takes care of his children, one of whom who has a congenital heart defect requires an extensive amount of medication and surgical procedures it is now thriving but he will talk to us about what these cuts to medicaid, medicare and the cost of drugs me to him and his family. please welcome from arizona, steve gomez. [applause] >> good afternoon. my son, anthony, was born in september 2015 with a condition known as transition of the greater arteries. a procedure was performed two weeks after he was born but it was unsuccessful and he had to be listed for a heart transfer. four weeks later at six weeks old we were notified that another family had been strong enough to get our little boy another chance at life. he spent the next 12 hours in the or receiving his new hea

you can take a gill is above it you can't take the birth of a girl discuss the pheno woman you know. oh goodness. if al m. in. alabama. u.s. president says he wants american troops to leave syria what are exactly washington's goals in syria a partition war. or a means to sticking it to a random russia. option. breaking news this hour gas is deployed in clashes on the border made. by families of imprisoned palestinians. as more. important to show the marks of an alleged chemical attack in syria stigma and visit places seen in the footage and speaks to why witnesses the founder of the infamous like border security group is reportedly being contacted by gopher officials to help create a so-called arab force in syria and replace u.s. troops after their withdrawal also facebook to move from point five million. to avoid the new regulations and the fines that could follow. hello there you with our international start this hour breaking news to you because tear gas has been deployed along the border with israel trying to disperse protesters that is amid an anti israel march by families of im

. >> officer gill berg.gic mike star channing tatum and his wife actress janna tatum have announced they are separating after nine years of marriage. the couple posted matching statements on their social media account saying we have lovingly chose tone separate as a couple. the 37-year-old actors have a four-year-old daughter everly. >> just ahead a newly released video from the parkland florida students take us behind the march. plus, the sinclair broadcasting controversy continues to grow. new details after the break. you're watching "early today." (vo) more "doing chores for mom" per roll more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty the quicker picker upper. eucerin has been solving dry skin problems for over 100 years. discover eucerin advanced repair. it moisturizes dry, itchy rough skin for immediate relief and proven 48 hour moisture. for

plight was played out in public, they were with us in private onto the end. 0ur correspondent andy gillal in liverpool. nothing further from them as, you can see nothing further from them as, you can see behind me there is a small group of people who have been supporting alfie's family throughout this process. but in addition to this process. but in addition to this blue and purple balloons and the football cloud favours, people are now leaving flowers as well and memory to alfie abends as well as to attribute him. they were, they had a heartfelt sympathy to the family and said that the family had been on a devastating journey. they asked for privacy now, that the family staff here at the hospital. there is still a small police presence at the hospital outside and inside the main building. the melee, people have been remembering alfie abends and paying tribute to him, the pope has tweeted his sympathy as well. the football cloud, the family about the abends, they were saddened by the loss. parole board decisions in england and wales could be challenged more easily, under new proposals.

since two thousand and five gill net fishing has been banned here but the real story is much different especially at night it is pretty dramatic and crazy every night it's so busy it never stops we have radars on our bridge of the time time when and if. and under us radars we can see the new activity at nights because poachers really go out at night the night of march eleventh two thousand and seventeen was busier than most of the sea shepherds farley mowat here on patrol for poachers spotted a small fishing boat in the back of the refuge. and when we see a target of a piece we get our ship as close as possible and then the drone team is going to be ready to drop the drone was able to film these illegal fishermen with what appeared to be a boat load of. the fishermen noticed the trone and began hurling objects at it then we get the fourth age. fisherman retreating to two odd minutes getting to a two hour bus i call the authorities tell them to position. tell them what we're seeing at the same time and and then they calm and they tried to arrest them the next day the ship caught another

nbc bay area's ian gill joins us now with what the experts are a saying. >> reporter: world leaders saying you can't let a chemical attack go unpunished. at the same time warning a esidn strike too big or broadt on sya could provoke a serious conflict. tonight tensions rising over syria. a missile strike appears immine imminent. today president trump feeting get ready russia because they will be coming. nice and new and smart. you shouldn't be partners with a gas-killing animal who kills his people and enjoys it. defense secretary james mattis not ready to say for sure if the syrian regime is behind this weekend's deadly chemical weapons attack outside damascus. >> we're still assessing the intelligence, ourselves and our allies. >> reporter: to the white house and other world leaders it's clear, syrian dictator bashar al assad is to blame for yet another horrific poison gas attack on civilians. >> the use of chemical weapons cannot go unchallenged. >> reporter: it was just one year ago the u.s. bombed a syrian air field in retaliation for other chemical attacks. >> so why do more of it an

you can take a gill of above it you can take the bucket of a girl. you've been a woman you know. oh i love you like i did it you could it be. the way the system should work is that every stock bond security underwritten by wall street or any bank in america one percent should be carved out and put into salsa security so that americans whether they have a job as minimum wage workers or whether they're c.e.o.'s all across the spectrum everyone gets to participate in this thing called the american economy because if you don't all the stocks are not part of the american economy. we all willingly accepted the risk of being shot wounded taken prisoner but noone has signed up to the flag and poisoned by our own people of so you so if there was a nuclear biological and chemical products the said do not truck tires all types of styrofoam polystyrene these batteries trucks there was a complete denial i think at all levels of government that there was any connection between berm pip's and what these brave soldiers were suffering from to compensate every soldier marine airman and sailor that

gill dummigan sent this update from the protest.ance on standby, a private ambulance. they have a private jet. they also have their own ventilation kit. they say that the court order ends when they remove the ventilation from him. at that point, they will take over and fly him to rome. alder hey of course saying they won't allow that to happen. the area is also heavily policed, but speaking tonight tom evans said he was confident they'd succeed. there's no court order to say alfie has to stay in this hospital right now. the truth of the matter is me and kate hold full responsibilities, and we can take him to our transportation down there, with full equipment, with the doctors who have full duty of care, and they're not allowing us, so we're hoping now that my solicitor will spin this and get us out. alfie evans is 23 months old. for most of his life, he has been in here suffering from this cruel disease, which has relentlessly attacked his brain. doctors here say it is cruel and inhumane to treat him any further. the family disagree

into the sierra foothills but the overall picture is quiet, but down in the south bay downpours in gill and snow atop mt. hamilton. wide-ranging totals a third of an inch in san francisco, two tenths down in san jose. the storm still ranks one on the storm impact scale for the next few hours we'll see more scattered showers and possibly isolated thunderstorms with gusts 25 to 30 miles per hour. let's start our forecast animation at

here's our science correspondent victoria gill.uitous throwaway material has become visible scourge on our marine environment the bbc series blue planet shocked viewers with scenes showing how ocean wildlife has to share its world with this debris. and among the marine litter, single use straws and sticks, but the government says it now wa nts sticks, but the government says it now wants to ban them. there are environmentally friendly alternatives that we can all use and of course there is more we need to do. getting rid of straws and cotton budsis do. getting rid of straws and cotton buds is one aspect of making sure we all use less plastic. before any band can happen, a consultation to explore alternatives and exceptions has to be carried out which will begin later this year, and any new measures would only apply in england. the government says it is pa rt england. the government says it is part of the mission to protect our ocea ns part of the mission to protect our oceans from plastic. it's already banned plastic micro beads in

victoria gill, bbc news. we'll speak to the environment secretary, michael gove, about this in more detail at 8:30am this morning. later today, the queen will formally open the commonwealth heads of government meeting, during a ceremony which will highlight her own contribution to the organisation. our royal correspondent, jonny dymond, joins us now from buckingham palace. a big day for the queen? yes, a big day for the green. over the last three days we've seen heads of governments and foreign ministers from the 52 other commonwealth countries coming to london and starting the meetings —— the queen. todayis starting the meetings —— the queen. today is the formal opening of the commonwealth heads of government meeting at buckingham palace, that will happen this morning and we will hear from the will happen this morning and we will hearfrom the prime minister, theresa may, and the outgoing head of the commonwealth... chair of the commonwealth, malta, and we'll hear from the queen as she formally opens it. it c

then i said gill, chill, let's get out there! he was very nervous. but i don't care!.. who else? wales and northern ireland. the other teams, it is what they do, they are just really good. they are just really good. their game, they have played for yea rs. their game, they have played for years. this is your game now. big is it injamaica, do they play it like they play cricket? it like they play cricket? players, and that's the only green in jamaica or the caribbean. players, and that's the only green injamaica or the caribbean. injamaica or the caribbean. still needs a lot of development. needs a lot of development. hoping with the publicity and the news of what we're doing... news of what we're doing... maybe inspire another film like cool runnings! runnings! ball here but we have beenjim pla improvising, show us the technique. improvising, show us the technique. they have picked it up already, our young friends from the uk. young friends from the uk. what is your name? fraser. give it your best, fraser. give us your best technique. technique. there, we are just get

and then whatever's left over -- the head, the tail, the eyes, the bones, the gills -- they grind allt up, then they boil that, and then they put it in a pill, and you're swallowing that. >> you got me involved in this. i was a skeptic. admit it. >> you were a skeptic. came to your house. >> "this is it." >> as you said last time, your team -- your handlers, like you said, your army... >> my army. >> ...around you -- they said, "oh, no, no, larry can just say this is good." i went, "oh, no, no, no, no, no. he has to take it. if it works for him, then we want to work with him." and you said, "and why do you want me to do it?" and here's the answer. because you are larry king. do you know why? in the last two years, larry, hundreds of thousands of people who were suffering with joint-related pain because of inflammation are taking this product because of you. and what we do -- we tell them the candid truth. omega xl relieves joint pain due to inflammation, and that's one of the reasons it helped you so much. that bottle cannot talk for itself. but what you say, people listen to, and you

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one thing that made me question was going through homey memo today where he gills i'm glorify this well is jury room if there was ren 10 to specifically leak that is an inform. >> beef with the fire in >> the american people want washington to govern. now we are running carrying about all the annates i can't keep up with. the best thing for all investigations whether to jush yen information or get theet mr. out of this spagz and >> wait for the packs to come f ifiothat is easy to do if we had confident in our investigators. >> the memoed yes the lamer told him to president will >> kwek on the tweechlt you think that if you mean is >> rudy guiliani's big argument as the filmer. dpr >> see you soon on the day in 99 lane people were shot to death at columbine high school. 19 years later how government to keep our children crape, forced reveal the secrets behind what he has been doing for his most favorite sa lugz. >> members of the public paying respects to barbara bush she lies in how farron today. viewing for 92 year old mrs. bush wo passed tuesday goes to mid night local team. the servi

san martin, gill roy, monterey road, some pockets of moderate to heavy rain. as we head to livermore, tracy, some steady to light rain. d. street, pat looma, you're seeing some showers heading into pen grove. here are the rainfall totals so far. mount tam 0.59 of an inch, oakland, san francisco under 0.15, and san jose 0.07 of an inch of rain. this is light level 1 system. pockets of heavy rain will continue. the winds are beginning to ease up, i should say. and that snow level is lowering, so above 3,000 feet. don't be surprised if there are some snowflakes. here's a look at the snow that is falling in the high country you will notice. it has been accumulating and they will be seeing up to a foot of snow in some areas. winter advisory in areas until abo until 9:00 a.m. in some areas tomorrow. you can feel that difference as that cold front has come through. the chill is in the air. and from our golden gate bridge camera you can see the roads are still slippery out there. wet and gusty tonight, a few showers tomorrow. we're looking at sunny and rain returning

everybody is close. 67, gill roy. everyone is within a couple of degrees and around the bay.nd to the north, 76 in santa rosa. 64, fairfield. temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. a lot of 30s this morning. tomorrow morning, 30s and then we'll warm up as high pressure begins to come in. and then the breeze warms things up. the system in southern california is forming another low into the mountain region. but that's east of us. the breeze is picking up. due west 22 at sfa. west at san carlos. west, southwest in oakland. davis north, 15 gustings, almost to 20: it's there in place. the breeze dies own tonight. 56 in sacramento. southern california is 57. la, 59. a little cool there. but that's it for the pattern. this washed out in san diego. for us, high pressure is on its way. the low, the active spring, we're not done yet. but we have a break. and temperatures up on friday and saturday. today, 60s and near 70. lots of sun. warmer weather friday and saturday. dry sunday and some fog. >> off we go. >>> cleanup efforts set to begin next summer on a massive pile of plastic t

the video reportedly shows video of former gill friend in an altercation with another woman. who the victim says actually caused the injuries. >> news reporter tweeted video of bart and tactic to keep elevators clean at the civic center. an attendant. along with greeting passengers they will deter people from using the elevators as bathrooms or places to do drugs. >> the u.s. department of education issued nearly $700 million in federal assistance today to help schools. nearly 15 million will go to schools in california. impacted by wild fire. president trump began today criticizing a caravan of migrants from southern america seeking asylum. they have been stopped on the mexican side of the border while supporters are trying to help them. >> this is not the first time there's been a caravan. this is become high profile. in light of the president stance on immigration. >> in san francisco, it's immigrant day. a time of celebration and civic engagement at city hall. the event is organized by the immigrant legal and education net work. which empathizes with those stuck at the u.

. >> in gill roadway, colin rush, nbc bay area. >>> at 11:00, cheaters, beware.tech counter that can count the number of people in your car. >>> here's what to expect not just for tomorrow but as the week progresses. >> tomorrow we're still good, 75 degrees, mostly sunny. wednesday clouds increase, so a mostly cloudy day. >> we'll see you back here at 11:00. >>> now on extra, the rock's secret battle with depression. >> we've all gone through low times in our life. >> why the big screen top guy couldn't stop time after a shocking family crisis. >>> donald trump jr. back with his wife? new photos of the estranged couple all smiles on easter. >>> the two faces of meghan markle? >> the explosive new biography claiming she dumped her first husband and put her wedding ring in the mail. >>> hollywood mourns steven bochco. "l.a. law," "hill street blues," "n

. >> the bottles rattling in this liquor store stayed put, but harry gill's nerves still haven't settled. >> everything was shaking and i said, what the hell is this, and then i go outside. it was very scary. romp at this english language school, teachers did their best to calm students, but for some the quake was just too frightening. >> especially one of the students, she had to leave immediately, she couldn't stand it. >> reporter: because she was scared. >> she was scared, yes. >> reporter: usgs seismologists say the epicenter was in the east hills, 5.6 miles from allen rock, the same fault that produced a 2.9 quake in '97. >> i think this is stuck patches. the rest of the fault is slipping without earthquakes and there are some parts of the rock that are melded together. >> the size of the quake we felt today are followed by bigger quakes. today's shaker is certainly a reminder that we live in quake country, which is why seismologists say it's very important that you establish a family emergency plan, examine also sto -- and also stock up on any supplies you may need should an even

emily: you just hired michelle gill from goldman, which is interesting, given people are saying goldmansingly your competitor. is this an effort to take on the goldman of the rest of the financial world? anthony: no, it is an effort in hiring the best leaders. michelle is a unique combination of a phenomenal leader, financial expert, and a culture builder. that really set her apart from the rest of the candidates. we saw a great slate of candidates, so we are pleased we are able to hire michelle. i did not know her prior to the process and i have enjoyed the hours i have spent with her talking about the vision of the company, where we can go, and building a really strong culture. so that was a rare combination and we are really lucky we were able to get her on our team. emily: sofi has had some stumbles, the ipo has been delayed, for example. why is that and what are the challenges? anthony: i think it is important to recognize the incredible success of the company has achieved, $12.9 billion of funded buying up more than 60%, not only the -- but a growing cap line, and also free cash f

hired: you have just michelle gill from goldman, which is interesting because people have said that goldmanreasingly your competitor. is this an effort to take on the goldman -- the rest of the financial world? anthony: not at all come it is to build a diverse company. michelle is a unique combination of a phenomenal leader, a financial expert and a culture builder. that set her apart from the rest of the candidates. we saw a great slate of candidates and are pleased we were able to hire michelle. prior to this her process and enjoyed the hours i have spent with her, talking about the vision of the company, where we can go from the outset and the importance of building a strong culture. that was a rare combination and we were lucky to convince her to join our team. delayedthe ipo has been a couple of times. why is that and what are the challenges? anthony: it is important to recognize the success, $12.9 billion funded since lester come up more than 60%. the company has achieved positive growth and also pre-cash flow and gap profitability. we want to build on that success in 2018. one import