this is heathrow penny—pinching.t going to do to force heathrow to put the right resources in? mps paid tribute to the former commons speaker, michael martin, who has died at the age of 72. lord martin, politician, trade unionist, public servant, born on 3rd ofjuly, 1945 and died at the age of 72. on the 29th of april. we salute yourjourney from poverty, to the speakers chair. from anderston to westminster. may he rest in peace. on tuesday, the government changed its mind and said it wouldn't oppose a move to force british overseas territories to have greater financial transparency in tax affairs, so averting the measure 9994.51.57 “£5'af‘lfg'???‘ 999999: and the british virgin islands to introduce a register revealing the beneficial owners of assets held in thosejurisdictions. the government accepted an amendment to the sanctions and anti—money laundering bill. we've listened to the strength of feeling in this house on this issue. and accept that it is, without a doubt, the majority , — j; gfifijfiffifiéfiwfilfiiafl f 99

weapons. and three others injured. promising to improve the lives of the russian people. 6 degrees at heathrowrt. eat plenty of ice cream —— i'm in regents park. around the world. also: preserving one of the world's most loved species. a £25 million plan to help protect its dwindling koala population. to the amazon in search of genetic material. that's in half an hour — here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. to stop president donald trump abandoning the iran nuclear deal. faith with the agreement. but these could be fixed. the president set the world a legitimate challenge for the world. which is about stopping them getting a nuclear weapon. barbara plett usher is in washington for us. did he say anything different to the attempts by the french and germans? attempts by the french and germans? not really, they are singing from the same hymn sheet. the same hymn sheet. german leaders were speaking with the president here recently. the president here recently. —— basically with the message that the iran deal is not perfect. the iran deal is not perfect. address the issues of mr

and if you found yourself at london's heathrow airport today, you might have found some, well, stellartinations on the departures board. even the franchise's stars haven't been able to resist. 0h, hi, will. hi. um, i was wondering if you would, ah, if you would remind me what the date is. oh, i know what you're doing. 0k, very clever. i don't think so! but, if you could just say the — just say what the — what the date is. just tell, i can't...|'m having a really hard time remembering. i'm not not going to give

ang lean in jolie was spotted at heathrow. she's here to lend a voice to the one and only eye van. familiar with the royal family. she was made an honorary dame by queen elizabeth in 2014. >> maybe she'll be there. clearly, the guest list will be a mix of royalty and hollywood. someone who has been called that? amal clooney. a source close to the clooneys tells "e.t." amal is expected to attend the wedding. but george's attendance is up in the air. he's currently filming the hulu miniseries "catch 22" in italy. so it depends on his schedule. today, meghan's good friends, serene if williams and priyanka chopra touched down in london. >> priyanka, have great time at the wedding. >> she strutted through heathrow in a chic plaid suit. the next stop? a fitting inside the studio of iconic hat designer philip treacy. >> priyanka left wearing one of his designs. >> when attending a high-profile british wedding, would you wear a fascinator? >> i don't know. i haven't thought about it. but yeah, maybe i would. >> james corden and his wife will be among the 600 guests. there seems to be a lit

the met police, emergency services and heathrow airport carried out a major exercise at heathrow thiseams, as well as numerous volunteers playing the role of casualties. let's have a look at the travel situation now. 0n the tube this morning, there are minor delays for the circle line and the hammersmith & city line. all others are ok. 0n the trains, cancellations and disruption on great western railway, between hayes and harlington and london paddington. in hillingdon: 0ne lane is blocked eastbound on the aao, between long lane and the polish war memorial, due to a missing manhole cover. let's have a check on the weather now, with kate kinsella. good morning. well, we're in for a fine week of weather. lots of dry weather around, some sunshine too, and the temperatures at least for some parts of the week feeling warm. now, for today it's dry, and yes, it's fine. we have got a little bit of an easterly breeze, so out towards the thames estuary, a little bit cooler, but lots of sunshine. a bit more cloud moving in as we head through the afternoon, but the temperature getting up to aroun

passsengers at gatwick, heathrow, london city and luton faced cancellations and long delays for a thirdrse weather conditions and because of a trespasser on the line. network rail says passengers who commute through essex are set to benefit from its multi—million pound upgrade of overhead wiring between southend victoria and london liverpool street. officials say work is due to start onjune the 4th and end on october the 10th. services after 9:30pm on mondays, tuesday and wednesdays are likely to be disrupted while engineering work is carried out. let's have a look at the travel situation now. there's a good service on the tube this morning. on the trains southeastern buses are replacing services between sheerness and sittingbourne. onto the roads and the a13 is building westbound heading out of dagenham into barking. northbound traffic on the blackwall tunnel southern approach is slow from the woolwich road flyover. and in worcester park, central road is blocked at park terrace due to flooding under the railway bridge, near the station. let's have a check on the weather now with kate k

if you fnd yourself at heathrow today, you might have found some destinations.n the stars having been able to resist. >> i was wondering if you would remind me what the day is. i know what you are doing. very clever. i don't think so. if you could just say what the day is. i'm am having a hard time remembering. >> i will say the day. i don't want to hear the phrase. may the fourth. >> be with you. >> while it took mark hamill a bit of time to warm up, he is fully embracing may the fourth >> you can get in touch with me and most of thteam. you have been watching bbc news news. thy. -- bye bye. >> make sure to join me and my cohost for beyond 100 days. we will focus on the biggest ises impacting washington. we look forward to seeing you on pbs. >> national presentation of bbc world news is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank u. >> you are >>> today on "kqed newsroom" what does trump know about hush money paid to a porn action? we'll here from congressman adam shift. >>> a rule by the court can disrupt the economy. >>> pl

a very busy heathrow airport. the bloggers, the royal watchers. a dust up, megan's father, he took what we thought were candid photos of him taken by the tabloids come across from his mexico home to the u.s. so he could fly there. turns out that was not candid. >> and gambling, what color the queen's hat will be, will it rain? and the pubs will be open an hour later here and closing at su 00 in the morning. >> ripping it up there for the royal wedding. >> let's get another check of the forecast. >> yes, all of the active weather from the east coast, the middle of the country and storms. showers will knock temperatures down a little bit. also there around reno and back up to areas around eugene. we still see showers in the northern rockies. a lot of travel at the airport. especially in the mid-atlantic region. looking good in the desert southeast. not too hot like last week. >> thank you for starting your week with us, i'm francis rivera. >> i'm phillip /s >>> we are deeply grateful and our people will be eternally grateful for his bold decision. >

people went up to heathrow who were like, really, seriously, is my flight to paris on time?nd all. there was also this dude who every may 4th, "star wars" day, he maps his run in the shape of darth vader's face. >> that's -- >> look at that. >> okay. i'll buy it, kind of. >> kind of nice. >>> all right, over to adelaide, shall we? where lisa burgess is looking at the next generation of motorized transport. check it out. poppin' wheelies in a motorized shopping cart, ladies and gentlemen. it's now, it's happening. >> look at that. >> you know those scooters that you get to roll around the grocery store, well he's got one of those instead now. >>> you know potholes are big problems. one man has found a solution to try to dress it up, make it a little sexy. >> ooh. >> popped in barbies, all over to try to get attention. >> whoa. >> barbie looks cold. >>> this morning on "world news now," rudy giuliani's one on one interview with abc news. president trump's personal attorney answers new questions about the stormy daniels case and the russia investigation. so will the president p

he just instagrammed his touchdown at heathrow after posting this message. >> heading east for some specialnt. >> yeah, that little something, the same party we are at windsor castle the cover, the royal wedding. i want to tell you about something else. gayle king. we are teaming up to bring you the wedding here saturday morning. our coverage will begin leave at 4:00 eastern on cbs. make sure you get up early, have a little coffee and enjoy the magic. i can't wait to watch this royal wedding. keltie knight will be covering the wedding for "e.t.." she's at buckingham palace in london. let's check in with her. they say more than 300 million people are expected to batch this wedding. >> that's amazing. and everyone back home will have to cut their sleep short because of the time difference. but i just talked to one star who has no problem being an early bird, jessica biel. >> i sort of love the idea of trying to get up at 4:00 a.m. to watch this thing. i mean, weddings are beautiful. it's wonderful to see people in love. >> waking up with the sun on royal wedding day. though lets be real -- as

the force is strong at heathrow.e of departures, all the destinations are planets from the star wars series, the flight numbers are attribute to the popular characters. some references there to security and possible delays, and they puhave a phrase at the bottom, may the 4th with be you. >>> a puppy who went through tough times is looking for a new home. we have this week's perfect pet, and we mean perfect. >> getting better by the day, and we have to find him a forever home. the humane society says this 8-year-old pup has come a long way. meet buddy, a german shepherd mix. he came with a tail injury so bad, unfortunately, it was removed. since then, he's gotten tons of training, so well-behaved and loved to play fetch, tennis balls are life, plays with you and cuddles, and with other dogs, he's good with also. right now, buddy is living in a foster home. you can meet him at the humane's society tomorrow between noon and 2:00. we'll put the number on the screen there, ohio 8-262-2133. let's make it a good ending for

if you found yourself at london's heathrow airport today, have found some stellar destinations on the departure board. even the franchise stars have been unable to resist. >>i, i was wondering if yo would remind me what the day is. >> i know what you are doing. ok. very clever. i don't think so.>> ut if you could just say what the date is. i can't -- i'm having a hard time remembering. >> time not going going to give you the phrase, but i will say the date because i don't want to hear the phrase. may the 4th -- >> be with you! >> oh! laura: while it took mark hamill h bit of time to warm up, he is embracing may the d is hoping you do, too. laura: i am off to tattoine myself. you can find all the day's news on our website. i'm laura trevelyan. thanks for watching "world news america," and have a great weekend. >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe your way to the news of the day and stay up-to-date with the latesthe adlines you can trust.do load now from selected app stores. >> funding of this presentation is made pos

if you found yourself at london's heathrow airport today, you might have found some stellar destinationsse's stars haven't been able to resist. hi, um, i was wondering if you would remind me what the date is. i know what you're doing, 0k, very clever. i don't think so. but, if you could just say what, just say what the date is. just tell, i can't...|‘m having a really hard time remembering. i'm not not going to give you the phrase but i will say the day because i don't want to hear the phrase. 0k. may the fourth. be with you! 0h! and while it took mark hamill, aka luke skywalker, a bit of time to warm up, he is fully embracing may the fourth and is clearly hoping you do too. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i'm @nkem|fejika. bbc news, you have been watching. goodbye. hello again. don't expect too much and you won't be disappointed. that's normally what most people say about the bank holiday weekend weather. this weekend, though, could be very different. we saw a fair bit of sunshine around on friday. notjust in york but far and wide. there will be more to

whilst west london was the hottest place in the uk with thermometers near heathrow peaking at 26.3.g the beach, and perhaps dipping a toe in the sea. the early may bank holiday was introduced in 1978, and since then, the monday temperature has never broken out of the low 20s. but that could be set to change later today with forecasters predicting somewhere in the south—east of london it could hit 28 degrees celsius. so whatever you choose to do with your bank holiday, make the most of it, as temperatures are set to return to more normal levels later this week. richard main, bbc news. in a moment, will speak to our correspondent kathryn stanczyszyn in london's regent's park, but first let's speak to claire wooding who's in bigbury—on—sea on the south devon coast. iam indeed i am indeed and here we are expecting a real heatwave here at brigbury. you might be able to hear the lapping of the sea against the shore and we have their island with the iconic landmark hotel which has played host to agatha christie, two of her novels were inspired by the island. noel coward came for three days

record—breaking weather for a may bank holiday monday — as temperatures reach 27.6 degrees at heathrow

we are under the heathrow flight path so there's a bit of noise in the background but this is an arcf some of the most endangered species on the planet. i'm standing next to pink trumpet. on saturday, everyone will walk through the doors for the first time in five years to explore it for themselves. it looks lovely. thank you, victoria. time now for the weather. temperatures are set to rise into the weekend which is a bank holiday weekend. for the time being we've seen some sunshine but also we've got a bit of rain around. this wet weather has been pushing its way in gci’oss weather has been pushing its way in across northern ireland. we are starting to see a fall across northern parts of. wales the cloud is increasing across western areas. however, across the midlands andes in england where going to hold onto some fine spells of sunshine. there is some fine cloud around but there's a risk of a few spots of rain skirting into the north—west of wales, perhaps the north west midlands, north west wales, parts of north—west england, although the weather system will be weakening all the w

paulette wilson was then taken to heathrow airport — and finally released. they put me outside the airport. the man that let me out said there's a cab that's going to pick you up and take you to the station. i was outside the airport. i was in tears crying because the planes were just taking off over my head, so ijust stand and squeezed my head, and ijust prayed for this taxi man to come and pick me up. so, it was like they sought me out. no one stayed outside with her. no one stayed with me. i waited for the cab. the cab man came and said are you paulette wilson? i said yes. he put me in the cab and took me to the station, and then from the station they gave me travel warrants to get from here back to wolverhampton. they gave me my travel warrant and that was it. the committee chair, harriet harman, summed up: thank you, very much indeed you four, for explaining that experience, and obviously it really should not have happened, and we will get more insight when we look at your files, but it's been very heart—wrenching hearing what you've experienced and how

and if you found yourself at london's heathrow airport today, you might have found some, well, stellarven't been able to resist. 0h, hi, will. hi. um, i was wondering if you would, ah, if you would remind me what the date is. oh, i know what you're doing. 0k, very clever. i don't think so! but, if you could just say the — just say what the — what the date is. just tell, i can't...|'m having a really hard time remembering. i'm not not going to give you the phrase but i will say the day because i don't want to hear the phrase. 0k. may the fourth. be with you! 0h! and while it took mark hamill, aka luke skywalker, a bit of time to warm up, he's fully embracing may the fourth and is clearly hoping you do too. laura trevelyan, bbc news. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm @nkem|fejika. apologies to those of you who do not know or care about star wars. out of story. mount kilauea is on hawaii's main island where dramatic video showed laba main island where dramatic video showed la ba bursting main island where dramatic video showed laba bursting up from unde

she described being taken to yarl‘s wood immigration and what happened when she was taken to heathroweased, they put me outside the airport. the man said, there is a cab that is going to pick you up and take you to the station. i was outside the airport, i was in tears crying because the planes were taking off over my head. i had to stand and squeeze my head and just pray for this taxi man to come and pick me up. they shoved me out. no one stayed with me. i waited for the cab. the cab man came and he said, are you paulette wilson? i said yes. he put me in the cab and he took me to the station. and from the station they gave me a travel warrant to get from here back... they gave me my travel warrant. and that was it. the committee chair, harriet harman, summed up. thank you very much indeed, you four, for explaining that experience. and obviously, it really should not have happened and we will get more insight when we look at your files. but it has been very heart—rending hearing what you have experienced and how frightening and shocking that must have been for you. but really, janet a

until the driver came to the home to take us to heathrow. we got into the car and asked him about brexit and he was the first one i met who actually was seriously considering that leaving the union was best for the united kingdom. what was going on? >> well, what you saw there is that the [ inaudible ] >> help is on the way. how does that sound? >> evidently, i have -- so what you spotted there was a littery festival, let me put it bluntly. the kinds of people who wouldn't want to see brexit happen. then you met somebody who did want to see it happen. and there was very definitely a democratic class and income distinction between those who wish to leave and those who wish to remain. i think it's important in this discussion about the apparent choice that the country made to leave the eu since our politicians say the people have spoken, the people have chosen, and we should learn that a very, very significant fact, a fact which feeds into something that has to happen after brexit, which is an examination of the political order in the united k

we were able to warn allies about a planned attack, for example, on heathrow airport. mr. nashiri was the amir of the attack in 2000 on the "uss cole" in which we lost 17 sailors. he also was behind the attack on a french ship, "the lindbergh," and he was the al qaeda chief of operations in the gulf and the arabian peninsula. >> i thank you for that. it's important to put into context when individuals are mentioned what their role was in terrorism and why they were the focus of not only the agency but law enforcement. with that, i'd like to recognize the vice chairman for any closing statements he'd like to make. >> thank you, mr. chairman. first of all, i want to submit for the record to refresh my colleagues' memories the testimony of then-nominee john brennan, who quite explicitly repudiated the eit techniques and programs, who expressed -- who stated he expressed his personal objections and some of his views to agency colleagues, which i think is a relevant piece of information when we considered mr. brennan's testimony for those of white house decided to vote in favor

arora group wants to break the monopoly at heathrow.o recommend the telecoms provider to theirfriends. it‘s the second year in a row that it‘s come bottom of a customer survey run by 0fcom. talktalk has described the results as "disappointing" but says it‘s rolling out major service improvements. the beast from the east has taken a bite out of profits at insurance firm esure. along with storm emma, severe winter weather caused £8 million in claims for the firm, £6 million more than expected. talktalk has come last for the second year running in a broadband service report released by regulator 0fcom. esher is even higher although it had... the ftse100 pretty flat on the day in which there is inflation news from the eurozone. starting to slow a little bit across the eurozone. that is a problem because in the past we have been aiming for targets in the uk of about 2% which means the economy is growing pretty healthy but the visitors to slow too much that will be a cause for concern for the central bank as whether they need to start raising

which is your driver to heathrow. would it veterhave picked up a f things we might regard as not entirely true about the state of britain or about, about europe. that a great deal of opinion and polemic assertion, which was very often deliberately false had been leveled at, at the country really, in order to persuade people to use their vote. even indeed to prompt people to think that the vote would not really be a vote for leaving, but would be a purpose vote or a vote against this rather austerity wedded government that had caused quite a lot of harm to the economy, people in the lower and middle incomes of the economy. they wanted to believe it there was something that they felt would be a solution to the difficulty they felt and the dilemma. we've had this conversation about the great problem of inequality and injustice in society. we know in the last quarter of a century or more, people all round the developed economies on middle and lower incomes have seen their living standards stagnate. they've seen wealthy pe

heathrow in london seizing five boxes with 50 live baby crocodiles. the boxes came from malaysia.ly. a rockie player's batch slips right out of his hands. watch. >> thought he was out of the woods and then it came back and got him. >> lucky it got him in the shoulder. >> dugout first base coach. doesn't even flinch. his team losing 3-2. rob: baseball players tough guys. got to be. jillian: have a good monday. thank you for watching. rob: we'll see you later. >> yet, another district judge rejects what the mueller team is trying to do. >> there is no question that the amount of government misconduct is accumulating. >> the mueller investigation seems to have gone well past what it's mandate was here. >> her nomination will not be derailed bipartisan critics. the white house ramping up commitments to confirm gina haspel. >> gina haspel is one person i want in this room. >> the "new york post" reporting that she donated over the legal limit to at least five democrats. >> national motto in god we trust sparking a debate at the minnesota state senate. >> i think we have gone too far in

how can they build a castle so close to heathrow?oving it. you know what you will get if you move into a town with the queen as your neighbour. some have moved out of their houses while media moved in. i must be honest, there are probably more media than royal fa ns are probably more media than royal fans this morning here. that will change. these streets will be full tomorrow. i have some special guests. you recognise the faces. and under the masks, it's. .. guests. you recognise the faces. and underthe masks, it's... look guests. you recognise the faces. and under the masks, it's... look at you. you have travelled far. i am from california, san francisco. why did you come over? for the wedding but of course. but why? my wife is a diehard fan. i go where she wants. that is an important lesson for harry tomorrow. happy wife, happy life. it is all very nice. very organised. there is police and security is good. 0k. has a good day. this woman wrote a letter to them and got one back. on the back it says we are incredibly touched you wro

there are obviously a few more details to this wedding, that they are redirecting heathrow, and cleaninghe castle, and security checking, but every other detail, we are helping people, most of our couples, their grandparents do not own the castle, but we are helping them find one, or a barn or whatever venue they want. there is lots of speculation, does it affect what people will want for the weeks and months to come? definitely. this is one of the most iconic weddings in history, there is expected to be 2 billion people watching, the most watched wedding in history. more than the royal wedding, and that has huge influence, we saw immediately from that that middleton, within 24 hours, we saw different trends coming from it, people chasing her style. saying i want that dress. yes. we have 373 castles that you can rent, and already, we can see the trend coming. the trend up until i'iow the trend coming. the trend up until now has been more as a bohemian festival, definitely a sort of classic theme will be inspired by harry and meghan. you talk about the planning that goes into an event. ob

my friends got married at the hyatt regency near heathrow airport.was the royal one? this one had a pasta station. it was a different -- can you imagine? i was thinking abouthis, if you lived in england and your wedding was scheduled on the same day as harry and meghan's wedding. you just have to assume the relationship was doomed from the get-go. guillermo had a big weekend. i got a text from guillermo saturday night and then posted the photo he texted me to instagram. this is it. are you ready for it? so how did you wind up backstage with taylor swift, guillermo? >> guillermo: well, jimmy, i have a connection, jimmy. mexicans, we get everywhere. >> jimmy: oh, you do. ]oanght th deid show? >> guillermo: of course. happy wife, happy life. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i see. let's have another look at that. i didn't realize she was nine inches taller than you are. [ laughter ] i thought she said you were never, ever getting back together. didn't she sing that? >> guillermo: yes. she sing that, yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: president trump was not invited to a

and now we're getting into the spirit of things and we site heathrow airport and checking their twitter account, the departure board looks standard, but the clock said 8:59 but look over -- a closer look at the departure and it shows there is a delay for flight r-2-d-2. and flight c-3-p 0 is late and then a wookie flight and a -- >> what do the stewards look like on the booking flight. >> different policies -- >> snacks and everything. >> a look at our facebook page. kari hall did show what she would look like as a wookie and i put that on my facebook page. so come and visit. but i showed an upgrade to storm ranger at the top -- >> that is cool. >> i upgraded the on board computer. so more help for "star wars" day and kenny our operations guy and he looked at it skeptically and he said, send me that bottom picture. it is either good or i'm totally busted. >> exactly. >> we've been having fun with the "star wars" day and the very important top stories of the day and the fun you could have, what is trending. and cinco de mayo -- the kentucky derby online at nbcbayarea.com. so much to see

we were able to warn allies about a planned attack for example on heathrow airport. >> sean: you want to see the most evil, despicable act besides 9/11? go video the beheading of that reporter of which she is referring to. former top cia official jose rodriguez has been on the program many times. back in 2014, he reminded us that the interrogation program against ks m, 1 of 3 people water boarded, it actually led our intelligence officials to the career of usama bin laden which led us to usama bin laden. take a look. so in other words, you are saying that the accusation that these enhanced interrogation techniques were used beyond what we had already, what had already been disclosed, you are saying it's false, number one. and that in spite of their disk suggestion they were not successful, you're saying it's not true. you were there. it was successful. >> it was very successful. for those of us who were there, it is just amazing that they could have come to this conclusion. those of us who read the intelligence coming out of our black sites every morning and who acted on that intellig

we are having planes going to bed because we are under the heathrow flight because we are under the heathrowstaff here at kew gardens. five years, 15,000 panes of glass, and more than 5000 litres of paint. the restoration of the world's largest victorian glasshouse has been a labour of love. but when i had a sneak previewjust two and a half weeks ago this was still very much a building site. thanks to the inclement weather, this project has been set back weeks. it is now a real race against time, but in just over a fortnight the temperate house will open to the public. it's already home to half of the 10,000 plants that will be housed here. the garden inside this vast greenhouse is a snapshot of the life that grows in temperate climates all around the world and for many of these plants, this is their only refuge. we've got a real importantjob to keep these things going. some plants that are may be down to a few individuals in the wild — a wild fire, an earthquake, and they are gone. so we really need the people to understand the importance of these things. among the greenery are species that

may has been urged to stick to the government's timetable for having a vote on the expansion of heathrowter says the government must get on with expanding airport capacity, claiming that the uk is losing out to competition from europe. it is hoped a vote on the airports national policy statement will be held before parliament's summer break. those are the main stories this morning. all things sport. only one place we can all things sport. only one place we ca n start all things sport. only one place we can start and it is in here. ifeel so sorry can start and it is in here. ifeel so sorry for liverpool fans this morning. the way it happened when they lost to real madrid. everything went wrong. most sallow got injured, —— mo salah got injured. so liverpool are left to reflect on a champions league final that really didn't go to plan. gareth bale was the star man for real madrid. the welshman scored 2 goals, one of them an absolute stunner in that 3—1 win. let's go over to our sports correspondent david ornstein who's in kiev for us. we'll talk about mo salah in a moment, but the key men i

we were able to warn allies about a planned attack, for example, on heathrow airport. mr. nasiri was the amir of the attack in 2000 on the "uss cole" in which we lost 17 sailors. he also was behind the attack on a french ship, "limbburg," and he was the al qaeda chief of operations in the gulf and arabian peninsula. >> i thank you for that. i think it's important to put into context when individuals are mentioned, what their role was in terrorism and why they were the focus of not only the agency, but law enforcement. with that i would like to ask the vice chairman for any closing statements he would like to make. >> thank you, mr. chairman. the testimony of then nominee of john brennan -- >> i'm john king. we're going to leave this hearing live to go straight over to the white house to the president of the united states. let's listen. >> within three days. we're just working arrangements. >> do you deserve the nobel prize? >> everyone thinks so, but i would never say it. this is a victory for the world. that's what we're talking about. that's the only prize i want. [ inau

we were able to warn allies about a planned attack, for example, on heathrow airport. mr. nashiri was the amir in the attack in 2000 on the u.s.s. cole and behind the attack on a french ship, the limbergh. and he was the al qaeda chief of operations in the gulf and the arabian peninsula. >> i think it's important to note what their role was in terrorism and why they were the focus of not only the agency, but law enforcement. with that i would like to recognize the vice chairman for any closing statements he would like to make. >> thank you. >> they're wrapping up the hearing for gina haspel, the nominee to become director of the c.i.a. she has spent a career in the agency starting in 1985. in her 16th year she was transferred to the counter terrorism division on september 11, 2001. mr. trump now speaking. let's listen. >> president trump: it will not be there, no. everyone thinks so. i would never say it. you know what i want to do? i want to get it finished. the prize i want is victory for the world. not for even here. i want victory for the world. that's what we're talki

in the first month from heathrow to major energy bill. tax reform. download the, all sortsnd of things plus trained to deal with the middle east and the winds we got d in on the chief of staff r dick cheney who became his chief of staff later when he realized hehi had to have one, he had adopted the spokes of the wheel. that is the president of the center and six surveys have equal access with no one like a chief of staff in between. after the going away party to get them mounted bicycle wheel with broken spurs and he left it in the office saying don't adopt you need a chief of staff. there weren't a lot of good advice coming, but this is certainly one ofof them. we caught up with it, but initial images are very hard to reverse. >> okay, 30 minute, folks. raise your hand. there are microphones. even if i know you, everyone doesn't know you. right there., microphone. probably betterve to stand up. how do the panelists reconcile president carter's legendary attention to detail with his apparent lack for insufficient detail -- [inaudible] pincer mention

while west london was the hottest place in the uk with thermometers near heathrow peaking at 26.3dc.e beach. and perhaps dipping a toe in the sea. the early may bank holiday was introduced in 1978, and since then, the monday temperature has never broken out of the low 20s. but that could be set to change later today with forecasters predicting somewhere in the south—east of london it could hit 28 celsius. so whatever you choose to do with your bank holiday, make the most of it, as temperatures are set to return to more normal levels later this week. richard main, bbc news. let's go to bigbury—on—sea now in devon, where our reporter clare woodling is enjoying the beach. how's the weather shaping up, clare 7 i expect it will be more busy behind you this morning. just a little bit. i hardly need to tell you this is an area of outstanding natural beauty. this long sandy beach and silvery sea looks beautiful looking south as we are and there are many rock pools to explore. and here is the iconic hotel. it is low tide. you can see you can walk out to the hotel which is famous for housing h

. >> his fiancee, lady diana spencer saw the prince off at london's heathrow airport.issed him twice and walked away with tears in her eyes. >> it was a time when most girls might expect to be very happy. i think she retreated a bit. she wasn't very happy. she didn't like being seen when she was unhappy. >> behind closed doors, diana is developing a serious eating disorder. something she'll struggle with for many years to come. >> she is a young girl. she has bulimia. she didn't know how to cope with it. >> we were surprised at how much weight she lost. she was 19. i suppose a size like a 14, but as we continue to make this dress, she lost so much weight. and she was transforming into like a size 8, a model size. >> at diana's request, elizabeth emanuel and then-husband david are now designing the world's most anticipated wedding dress. >> we have packs of press outside our door. we had people across the road renting space so they could just look through our windows. >> the dress is kept in a secret vault with security guards protecting it around the clock. she came to

look how heathrow is celebrating. running some, let's say, unique flight paths.rything there is "star wars." >> someone is saying, i'm really going there. >>> but first, we begin this morning with that breaking news overnight. hawaii's kilauea volcano erupting. let's take a look. you can see the lava pouring down the streets. at least 1,800 people were told to evacuate, and earlier this morning, the governor signed an emergency order. abc's kayna whitworth has the very latest. good morning, kayna. >> reporter: michael, good morning. the governor says a danger of this magnitude requires preemptive and protective action as lava is spewing from the kilauea volcano. residents in the area say they have seen lava spouts 100 feet high. they also report smelling sulfur from newly formed cracks in the road. this morning, as hawaii's kilauea volcano erupting, sending scorching molten lava flowing through neighborhood streets, at least 1500 residents ordered to evacuate. the national guard activated. >> we were half a block away from where it was happening but you could def

i'm headed for heathrow airport. i'm be co hosting with you, bill hemmer, while you're in new york.e leading up to the wedding saturday. shepard smith and i will co host at 6:00 a.m. saturday morning. i know, bill, you'll be waking up and watching every moment. >> you and shep will do great. i think the wedding will be beautiful. >> can't wait to see the carriage, the dress. thanks for joining us. "happening now" starts now. >> jon: we begin with a fox news alert. we wait for remarks with president trump and growing concerns with leaks coming out of his white house. i'm jon scott. >> julie: and i'm julie banderas. the president will be speaking at the 37th annual peace officers memorial service. a law enforcement event honoring the nearly 200 officers that lost their lives in the line of duty. then the president heads off to the senate republican policy lunch where the leak issue could come up. the white house hints at

the yoga instructor and social worker arriving in london yesterday where she was whisked from heathrowrt to windsor castle to meet prince charles and camilla for tea. the first meeting between the three was described by witnesses as jolly. and this morning, doria will be meeting the queen for the first time. then she will be celebrating meghan's last night as a single woman with her at the clifton house hotel. meantime, prince william and harry will be staying across town at the coworth park, a five-star country house. and we've also learned that prince philip, harry's 96-year-old grandfather recovering from hip replacement surgery, will be attending the ceremony and, robin and michael, if you remember back in december harry said something along the lines of my family is the family that meghan has never had so poignant in light of everything that's transpired. >> good point. >> very good point.t,aula. joining us now is imogen lloyd webber, and, imogen, we just learned this morning that prince charles will walk meghan down the aisle and she asked him to do this herself which is a big st