and three others injured. promising to improve the lives of the russian people. 6 degrees at heathrow airportplenty 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 preside

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

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. >

heathrow airport has been condemned for its treatment of disabled passengers.rank gardner received an apology from the airport after he was stranded on a plane for nearly two hours in march. staff had apparently lost his wheelchair. labour weren't impressed with the government's talk of improvement programmes. surely there's just lots of good words here. you don't need innovative solutions, or great essays of good work, you need resources. this is heathrow penny—pinching. what is the government 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 ave

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

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

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 heathrow airporthey 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 and natal

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

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

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 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

. >> 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

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 heathrow airportndsor 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 step, i co

we were able to warn allies about a planned attack on heathrow airport, for example. mr. machinery was the -- he was behind the uss cole as well as a french ship and was the al qaeda chief of operations in the arabian and insula in the gulf. >> thank you for that. i think it's important to put that in context when individuals are mentioned. i would now like to recognize the vice chairman for any closing statements. >> thank you mr. chairman. first of all, i want to refresh my colleagues' memories, the testimony of the nominee john brennan quite explicitly repudiated the eit techniques and programs and stated he expressed his personal objections to colleagues. i think that's a relative -- relevant piece of information when you consider his testimony for those of us who decided to vote in favor of him. >> that would be the same mr. brennan that supports her nomination. >> the senator will suspend. >> senator brown -- john brennan supports her nomination. >> i appreciate that. i know this is something that is a different experience for you. you have lead your life serving ou

we are right underneath the flight path of heathrow airport. hopefully you can still hear me.ity. it's like the 0lympics village. people in red tops and red hats. everyone is making sure you get to the right place. these barriers here, everyone is hoping, the planners, they are hoping, the planners, they are hoping there will be thousands and thousands and thousands. it will be kept clear. this area will be good to see the couple. there is a military procession, a military practice, today. imagine, those of you married, how nerve—racking, eve ryo ne you married, how nerve—racking, everyone standing in the wrong position. imagine that but times a thousand. no camping yet, but certainly activity taking place. it will be a massive occasion on saturday at the more from us later. but now, the news, travel, and weather, wherever you are watching. good morning from bbc london news. a murder investigation has been launched after an 85—year—old woman was attacked at her home in romford. rosina coleman was found by a local handyman at her house in ashmour gardens on tuesday morning afte

of course, the castle was here long before heathrow airport ever was. down early, the forecast for the royal wedding tomorrow is cold to start with, the coldest morning as well. the temperature overnight will fall to five or six. the grass will be damp, bear that in mind. as we go through the day, temperatures will pick up quickly in the spring sunshine and we're looking at a maximum later in the day of around 22. 72 fahrenheit. you've got to cater for everything, the cold start and the warm, sunny afternoon. today, what we're looking at is a chilly start more less across—the—board, pockets chilly start more less across—the—boa rd, pockets of chilly start more less across—the—board, pockets of frost and mistand across—the—board, pockets of frost and mist and fog patches and more cloud in east anglia that will break up cloud in east anglia that will break up and we've also got a weather front in the north—west of scotland that's introducing cloud and patchy light rain and drizzle. that will move eastwards and peter out but for the bulk of the uk, dry, su

may 4th of course, and there were celebrations all around world, including at europe's busiest airport, heathrowus you have plenty of destinations that you can go to. you see the departure board there had many "star wars"-inspired locations, endor, all the places. some flights were canceled, though, to regular spots. people went up to heathrow who were like, really, seriously, is my flight to paris on time? that's cute and 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. >> pop

a company which owns hotels close to heathrow has unveiled a rival plan for a new runway and terminal at the airportnsidered. customers of talktalk are the least likely to 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

airport last year, according to analysis of civil aviation authority data. planes left luton 19.7 minutes late on average. the top performers were heathrownews — more at 10.30. do get in touch with us throughout the morning — use the hashtag #victorialive. and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. time for some sport. good morning. speculation is growing over the future of the chelsea manager antonio conte, who could be sacked by the club — despite winning the fa cup on saturday. let's say good morning to the former chelsea winger pat nevin. is it all about champions league qualification, why would the board wa nt to qualification, why would the board want to sack a manager who has just won the fa cup? i am not convinced it is all about getting into the jenkins lead, because purely and simply this discussion was happening long before antonio conte had failed to get into the champions league for chelsea. so it must be something else. and remember, chelsea in the past have been the champions and they have got rid of their manager even when they have got into the champions league. it is more than that, it is about r

having a vote on the expansion of heathrow after a number of business lobby groups signed a letter to number 10. the letter says the government must get on with expanding airports 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 in the final, for very different reasons, were bale and liverpool's keeper who had a shocker. it is impossible not to feel for loris kari

airport last year, according to analysis of civil aviation authority data. planes left 19.7 minutes late on average. the top performers were london heathrowcity and london city. scheduled and charter flights, but not cancelled services, from the 25 busiest airports were examined in the study. why would you say 19.7 minutes? i saw you shaking your head and i wondered if i had read that wrong! it's a very good point actually. anyway, we will find that out! we are going to call it 20 minutes, aren't we? you can'tjust go around ignored, sally! you can! i do it all the time! shall we talk about what lots of people will have been talking about all weekend, the wedding of course. the duchess of sussex has given an indication of the kind of role she will take in the royal family in her new page on the official website. you know you are in when you get a page on the official website! meghan will undertake royal duties in support of the queen both in the uk and overseas. the site emphasises her charity work and awareness of social issues from a young age. it also includes a quote from her speech to a united nations conference in 2015, in which she