that was shot by kate hughes on facebook earlier today. coming up in a minute, author william doherty talking about his book in the shadow of the ayatollah, booktv live coverage will continue in just a second. >> look at some authors recently featured on booktv's afterwards with our weekly author interview program. melissa fleming, chief spokesperson for the united nations high commissioner for refugees reported on a syrian woman's attempt to flee her country. radio host hugh hewitt how republicans can leave america out of political gridlock and alfred university philosophy professor west a cot explored why frugality may be the key to happiness. in the coming weeks on afterwards the parents of trayvon martin, sabrina fulton and tracy martin, discuss this done's life-and-death as well as their experiences for the judicial system. other and journalist cynthia littleton reflect on the founding fathers calls for a unified america. council on foreign relations president richard haas for the challenges facing us foreign policy. of this morning p

that was shot by kate hughes on facebook earlier today. coming up in a minute, author william doherty talking about his book in the shadow of the ayatollah, booktv live coverage will continue in just a second. >> look at some authors recently featured on booktv's afterwards with our weekly author interview program. melissa fleming, chief spokesperson for the united nations high commissioner for refugees reported on a syrian woman's attempt to flee her country. radio host hugh hewitt how republicans can leave america out of political gridlock and alfred university philosophy professor west a cot explored why frugality may be the key to happiness. in the coming weeks on afterwards the parents of trayvon martin, sabrina fulton and tracy martin, discuss this done's life-and-death as well as their experiences for the judicial system. other and journalist cynthia littleton reflect on the founding fathers calls for a unified america. council on foreign relations president richard haas for the challenges facing us foreign policy. of this morning p

hugh and dafany and i had a good time.s to keep ourselves entertained. >> really. >> it was fantastic. i'm such a fan of hers. looking forward to seeing her again. >> a lot of people are saying that she could get an oscar for this role. >> wow. >> it is crazy because it is a super hero movie, it is an x men movie, wolverine, but kevin mccarthey will tell you because i was with him when we did these interviews that he really loves this movie. the thing that i like about this movie, turf say and 20th century paid for us to go up and everything. even if you have in the watched all of the x men movies before you can understand what is happening here in part because the movie 's new because it is all about this little girl. >> it is rated r. we could moth show a lot of what the little girl does because she is a bad little girl. >> really. >> she's thought i. talking about some other projects that we are working on. >> okay, thanks, jen. >> we have breaking news out of upper darby, police are tweeting about an accident involving

hugh knows that very well.rning. >> hey, wolfie. >> hello. >> mwah. >> i know, hungry audience. >> i know. we brought them a lot of food. they'll get our oscars to taste everything in we could not have a pre-oscar show without you. you have been doing this for 23 years. >> i know. you were in high school i did the oscar already. >> what's the theme tore this year. >> you know it's always about the oscars, so to always make tradition things like barbra streisand loves the chicken. viola davis loves the short ribs and vegan things even, some vegan pasta and then we sauteed it with spinach and mushrooms and some wonderful distilled -- you get all the flavor. >> after you eat dinner you get the dessert. >> have an amazing chocolate -- you can have chocolate souffle like tiramisu. >> i'll be willy wonka. >> you are the only person allowed to make your golden oscar statues. >> they're so stingy they don't want -- [ laughter ] as soon as the oscars are over, they take them away. >> only give them to you. >> they don't

officer hughes is humbled to have the award but the victims will always be on his mind. >> you know iver see them again. >> officer hughes and his wife are having a special dinner to celebrate his medal but to also remember the victims. >> some people calling him al hero but he says he was just doing his job. >> news 4. >>> in theh6d district, policed searching for the person who shot two construction workers this morning. one of the man is in critical condition. the man got a call at work about an emergency at home. alabama avenue in southeast washington. one of the victims running to a near by church and a good samaritan was able to call for help. >>> the biggest elected officials, the conservative political action conference has an impressive lineup speakers tomorrow. scott walker and texas senator ted cruz speak in the morning and betsy devos and trump's senior adviser bannon takes the stage tomorrow afternoon. the vice president pence will >>> more than 170 headstones were vandalized. Ã separatism. >>> this ban allowed the bill to ban cities and counties fro terry mccall says he

it is like seeing the hugh andl courts rule.like seeing the hugh and i wood badly interfaced appearance fees and go and do some illegal activity. it is nonsense. the idea of monitoring how he was going to spend the money, that is a secondary point. why give him so much money in the first place. what we re much money in the first place. what were they trying to hide?” much money in the first place. what were they trying to hide? i think people are good to look at why that payment was made. he was deemed to be innocent. actually deemed to be for security. he was monitored. nobody believed. it was a blemish. what it said was that they did not wa nt to what it said was that they did not want to go to court, and have the intelligence operation and the mechanics of the intelligence operation discussed in open court. i smell a rat. the intelligence operations have been discussed in court cases, you have got ways of doing that with camara hearings. this would not be the first time. the fact it was felt that in this case that could not b

for more, hugh hewitt, msnbc political analyst, host of the hugh hewitt show, and jeff weaver, formerampaign manager for bernie sanders. thanks to both of you for joining us. hugh, let me start with you, we have a piece of news out of kellyanne conway, she said affirmative that general flynn enjoys the full confident of president trump. we were not hearing statements that declarative from the president. what do you make of that response? >> same thing you did, steve. i would say, first, if i'm ever in trouble, i want kellyanne conway on me said, and full confidence is full confidence. that's an endorsement. general flynn will be in the meetings with prime minister netanyahu tonight, he was probably on the calls with niger nigeria, peru, south africa, and venezue venezuela, the ones she referenced and he was down in florida. so, i think all of those stories about reince priebus were absolutely made out of old cloth. i think general flynn was on thin ice, but kellyanne conway today, full confidence is full confidence and if anyone enjoys that along with reince, it's kellyanne and steve

. >> then, hugh jackman on hanging up his claas. how he is going out for his ninth and final wolverine role. >> i'm not leaving any stone unturned. >> and katherine heigl. >> turning on with all this coming at you. >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ ♪ >>> >>> mike wahlberg shared how he celebrated valentin's day, while watching "50 shades darker" with his wife. he said he never gets sick of movies. >> actually an expression of his >>> this property brother is headed for married life. i headed to their house, that drew shares with brother, jonathan. >> over here is our commercial graed water slide. the jets we have on the slide are bigger than commercial parks. it is so much fun. like a water park in our backyard. >> that water slide is one of drew scott's crazy outdoor extras. there is also this open-air theater. >> 15-foot outdoor movie screen. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> popcorn optional. >> hashtag goals. swim-up bar. this is so nice. >> hey, look at this. >> beer on tap. >> come on. >> i can lay down in it. >> and ba

for more, i want to bring in hugh hewitt, msnbc political analyst and host of the hugh hewitt show andb herbert, thanks for joining us. bob, i'll start with you, and i'll basically ask you that question, journalists, we're taking exception to what donald trump had to say, but if he's only using words and there's no formal action to suppress the press or revoke licenses or anything like that, are journalists being too thin skinned? >> i think this is very serious. it's probably not being taken seriously enough. trump is not just attacking an individual story or reporter or even an individual publication. he's attacking the press as a whole and declaring that we're the enemy of the american people. you know, the worst people in the world. and it's -- so what that does, it undermines trust in the press writ large. and a free press, in a democracy like ours is an absolute essential pillar of the democracy. democracy cannot flourish without a really healthy free press. >> so hugh, let me ask you then what bob just said. if this is delegitimizing the press, delegitimizing an important pillar

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. >> reporter: jeffrey hughs chokes up when he thinks about this 65-year-old.ng with seven others died when the flower branch apartments exploded last august. the officer worked off duty patrol at the apartments. >> i'd park next to him where he parked his car and, you know, i didn't get a chance to ever just wave bye to him or anything like that. i'm sorry. >> reporter: the police department presented officer hughs with the highest award, the medal of valor for heroism and distinction during extremely hazardous circumstances. hughs rescued a family from the collapsed building. >> a family was hopping down from the second floor. i helped escort them out. >> reporter: he used keys from the front entrances to get in, pull fire alarms, knock on doors and help firefighters on the evacuating all the other buildings in case the fire spread. >> reporter: the explosion not only killed the seven people but it also displaced more than 50 families. officer hughs is humbled to have this award but the victims will also be on his mind. >> you know, i'll never see them again.

president, speaker hughes, members of the legislature, justices of the utah supreme court court, other constitutional officers and my fellow utahns, it's an honor to address you in this state capitol that serves as a symbol of our collective dreams and aspirations. three weeks ago, we had the privilege of hearing the mormon tabernacle choir. i'm very pleased to report to you that in spite of the choir's decision to sing at my inauguration, not one choir member has resigned. [ laughter and applause ] you'll remember that the choir performed "climb every mountain." as they sang, i reflected on all the mountains we must climb as a people and as a state. when i first took office, utah was climbing out of the great recession. recognizing that so many of our challenges required a robust economy, we made economic recovery our primary objective. the climb has been arduous, but the height utah's economy now occupies is remarkable. i truly could spend all evening simply listing the national accolades that have come our way. i know y'all want me to do that, but, let me simply note these meaningfu

it begs the question about hugh fearnley witting storm about hugh fearnley witting storm about seasonalspain. —— hugh fearnley whittingstall. many people are used to this. we are so used to buying things all year round. we expect to have tomatoes that taste like tomatoes all year round. this kind of story, waited just make things worse? why do people go out and buy things they did not necessarily wanted —— won't people go out and buy things they did not necessarily wanted?m people are buying vegetables by the half—dozen, good luck to them. people are buying vegetables by the half-dozen, good luck to them. they will be very healthy and will have lost a lot of weight for this time of year. thank you very much. don't forget, you can see all of the papers on the website. if you missed the programme, i know you would not dare, but you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you both. iwill see watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you both. i will see you in a minute. good evening. it's been a windy afternoon and evening across the southern half of the country and a wet one, as well. it seem

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hughs' letter. there are plenty other examples of strong bipartisan support for judge gorsuch. even observers in the press recognize his reputation for fairness. just last week "the denver post" endorsed the judge saying he -- quote -- has applied the law fairly and consistently -- end of quote. judge john kaine, a colleague on the district court of colorado appointed by president carter says that judge gorsuch -- quote -- listens well and decides justly. his dissents are instructive rather than vitriolic. in sum, i think he's an excellent judicial craftsman, end of quote. after his nomination was announced last evening, the highest praise so far came from president obama's former solicitor general neil cotell who described him this way -- quote -- judge gorsuch is one of the most thoughtful and brilliant judges to have served our nation over the last century. as a judge, he has always put aside his personal views to serve the rule of law. to boot, as those of us who have worked with him can attest, he is a wonderful, decent, and humane person. i strongly support his nomination

. >>> and hugh jackman fans are excited to see im back one more time as wolverine. movie takes place in the future so he had to look older than he is. but he said it was a good & glimpse into his future. >> in the real world, people die. >> what did your wife think about your grizzled look? >> she quite liked it. which gives me hope. i had to wear a wig for the salt and pepper. i'm good for another 15 years i think. >> it's been almost 17 years since hugh first tore into the x-men franchise, that's nine movies in which he played wolverine. >> there is not a frame in the film i can't say where i didn't put everything into it. i couldn't imagine if i didn't make the decision within myself this is the last one. i didn't compromise on anything. i get another shot at this, this is a character i love. i owe my career to this character. >> logan, what did you do? >> patrick stewart, back as professor x for the seventh time, said he isn't planning on saying good-bye just yet. >> we still have time. >> in this superhero actioo flick, it's newcomer daphne keane who impressed

officer jeffrey hughes received the medal of valor. hughes rescued a family from that fire and collapsed building. >> there were definitely people there that i have seen on a daily basis, once a week or something like that i didn't get to say bye to. i'm there to help them and i'll never see them again. >> hughes used keys to the front frances of the apartment building to get in, pull fire alarmes and knock on doors to help the firefighters on the scene there. more than 50 fami displaced by that explosion. >>> start digging through the couch cushions for loose change. d.c.'s busiest neighborhood parking is about to cost you more money. new parking rates start monday. the goal of the parking program is to improve availability through demand based pricing. that area includes h street northwest, e street northwest and 11 street northwest. the rates range from $11.50 an hour to $3.25 an hour. >>> new red light cameras are being installed at four locations in the city of fairfax. the cameras will go into spring at the main street and woodla

the officer says hughes who lives in smyrna was drunk.was committed to the vaughn correctional center in lieu of $6,000 bond. >>> police in south jersey have a powerful new tool in their fight against crime. officials cut the ribbon today on what is being called the realtime crime center at rowan college in sewell. the facility acts as a hub which will collect analyze and distribute tactical information to law enforcement throughout south jersey. >>> the red carpet is out and tables are set for what promises to be a magical evening at brandywine living in princeton. tonight students from the hun school will escort the seniors who live there to a unique prom. with the oscars two days away the evening will be a nod to hollywood's golden age. residents will dine and dance. it has marin monroe and james dean look on. >>> we have expanded oscars coverage on 6abc.com. right now we have a behind the scenes look at preparations for the big show. and of course on sunday night oscars night we'll have live video from the red carpet plus the most tal

our health correspondent, dominic hughes, has more.r the past few weeks, the bbc two documentary series hospital has demonstrated how a shortage of beds contributes to the pressure on the health service. this can lead to long waits for those needing to be admitted from accident and emergency departments, but also for those needing planned surgery. i sometimes feel that i spend as much energy on trying to organise and manage beds and the movement, the flow, of patients within the hospital to allow us to do what we want to get on with, which is to operate. the programme showed how if beds are not available for patients to recover in safely, operations simply cannot go ahead. now the royal college of surgeons and the nhs body that represents nhs trusts says this is damaging efforts to improve productivity with surgeons left kicking their heels while they wait for beds to be made free. we are waiting for someone to let us do work. it is not good for the staff and it is not good for the patients and it is not good for the efficiency of the

hugh milbourn, thank you very much.u who recorded or sent us your thoughts this week. your opinions on bbc news and current affairs could feature on next week's programme. you can contact us by telephone: ore—mail: you can also post your comments on twitter: and watch previous discussions on our website: that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello, good morning. things are calming down a bit for this weekend. on friday, we had an area of low pressure bringing strong winds onto the south coast of england — gusts of 60 mph. big waves and rough seas. outbreaks of rain and even some snow over the hills. and here, earlier on in the night across parts of northern ireland. the wet weather is moving northwards up into scotland right now. clearer skies following on across england and wales. maybe northern ireland, too. meaning it will be chilly with the risk of icy patches. another area of low pressure on the scene on saturday. we will miss the worst of that but

good afternoon, i'm hugh woozencroft with the latest sport on bbc news.nager mark hughes says he sees no reason to exclude striker saido berahino for tomorrow's premier league meeting with west brom. that's after it was confirmed berahino served an eight—week fa suspension last year. there are newspaper reports today that berahino failed an out of competition drugs test but this is unconfirmed by either club or the fa. berahino joined stoke last month from west brom, and hughes says he is available to face his former team. we are aware of it, clearly. there was an fa disciplinary. saido had a suspension, i think an eight—week suspension. we were suspension, i think an eight—week suspension. we were aware suspension, i think an eight—week suspension. we were aware of it. that's about it really. in terms of more detail, i can't give you a great deal, you would probably have to refer back to his previous club west brom. he served a ban when he was here at west brom. i don't really wa nt was here at west brom. i don't really want to comment on the reason why.

hugh, thank you very much.king at the state of health services in the uk all this week for the bbc‘s nhs health check. you can follow the coverage online too, at bbc.co.uk/health. the home secretary has defended a decision which means that a key route into the uk for children caught up in europe's migrant crisis is to close after a total of 350 arrivals. the government says it will stop receiving children via the so—called dubs amendment at the end of march. lord dubs, who aimed to help thousand of children get to the uk, called the decision ‘shameful‘. a legal challenge to the decision will go ahead tomorrow. dan johnson reports. they may not make as many headlines but these children of europe's migrant crisis have not gone away. refugees are still on the move, still searching for a new home, and around 90,000 of them are youngsters with no family. under pressure from the uk to do more, david cameron promised to bring some of them here. campaigners hoped 3000 would benefit but the government has announced the

police believed cooper hit at the lease house before killing the ryans and chris hughes. with cooper stilled a large, san bernardino county sheriff boyd tidwell took to the airwaves. >> we have evidence in our possession that places kevin cooper at the crime scene. and we have other evidence that gives us cause to believe that kevin cooper was responsible for the murders. >> police patrolled on both sides of the california-mexico border today seeking the escaped convict kevin cooper. >> tidwell launched one of the largest man hunts in recent history. seeking the ryans' stolen station wagon. >> as pressure mounted to apprehend cooper, police caught a break. >> we recovered the ryans' station wagon from a church parking lot in long beach. cooper had used that car to escape. >> for district attorney cot meyer, the motive behind the murders was now clear. >> cooper's motive was to get the hell out of chino hills. if he had to kill people to cover his escape, then he would. >> the killer seemed to be within reach. but then, the trail went cold. on jew on july 30th, 19 -- they

. >> john hughes captured many different eras of life but one of the great storytellers about being ahe took his teenage characters incredibly seriously. all of them. >> i loathe the bus. >> "16 candles" a revelation as kid because i thought oh, mime anthony michael hall. that's who i am. >> all right. i knew you'd come around. >> epitomizes what it's like to be 15, 14, a freshman, anxious to be at senior parties, with this girl. >> that guy who is normally made fun of in other movies is a hero in this movie. farmer ted is could argue the lead of that flick for a lot of us. >> very nice. we're five minutes in -- i'm at a loss. >> prior to john hughes, most of the comedies weren't aimed at us. teenagers in the movies were olivia newton john and john travelta. these kids looked like my parents. like you woke up one day, entirely underserved audience here, make movies for them on their level, the way they talk. >> hollywood teenage pictures going for bucks and not heart. >> i think he's honest and doesn't try to show us for something we're not. >> took the simplest of canvasses and ones

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. here's what's coming up tonight...ament table a motion of "no confidence" in the football association, as mps plan to debate the way the sport is governed. stoke admit new signing saido berahino served an eight—week fa ban while at west brom last year. and the world's most improved male tennis player prepares to lead great britain into a davis cup battle with canada. iam lee i am lee foster at twickenham. coming up later, it is inside six nations. on the eve of the championship will look ahead to the weekend's matches. so, a packed sportsday tonight. we're starting with football. as always we've cherry picked the day's best news lines from the managers' press c0 nfe re nces . but before we hear those, let's see who's playing who with a look at the weekend's premier league fixtures. eight games tomorrow and two on sunday. as always with influence at both ends of the table. there's a classic six—pointer in the relegation zone between crystal palace and bottom club sunderland and fellow strugglers hull will be hoping to g

hugh pym, bbc news.bc has also learned that the organisation responsible for advising english health trusts on the security of staff is ending that work, despite a steep increase in attacks on doctors and nurses. nhs protect has confirmed that its role in hospital security will continue only until the end of march. 0ur health correspondent robert pigott has this report. it has been a winter of queueing ambulances and long, tense wait in a&e, as the delays have lengthened tempers have grown shorter bust up assaults on nhs staff in england have multiplied to a new high last year of more than 70,000. doctor geoff britton george has justjoined a hospital where assaults are declining, but she has witnessed several elsewhere. most nhs staff would say at some point or another they have been attacked or felt u nsafe at they have been attacked or felt unsafe at work. it is a running joke in the staff room, what has happened to me today, i have been hit again, something like that. everyone is on alert, everyone is

officer jeffrey hughes worked off duty patrol at the apartment.t night, the police department presented officer hughes with the medal of valor for heroism. hughes rescued a family from the fire and that collapsed building. >> it's sad because, you know, there are deaf in thely people there that i've seen on a daily basis, maybe once a week or something like that i didn't get to say good-bye to. i'm there to help them. and, you know, i'll never see them again. >> hughes used keys to the front entrances of the building to get in, pull fire alarms and knock on doors to help firefighters there on the scene. more than 50 families were displaced in that explosion. >>> kite soon be harder to find a place to park in downtown bethesda. >> there's a grassroots ef spaces into parks. some argue bethesda needs more playgrounds and dog parks. but to get green space, you have to lose about 500 parking spaces. that would create five acres of new parks and the timing could be crucial. if you're waiting for private property owners, you know, for the value of their

dominic hughes, bbc news, appleby. 0ur health editor, hugh pym, is with me.ssing all kinds of problems facing gps, but making comments that they won't necessarily be happy with. that's right, jeremy hunt a short time ago announced a couple of measures affecting gps. 0ne follows on from his health tourism statement yesterday. 0verseas visitors to hospitals can be charged. he also announced more details of what the prime minister plug up a few weeks ago, which was that gps in england who are offered extra money to provide extended access through the day at and so on, could actually close —— who actually close for a few hours each day will not qualify. this was identified by the national audit office, which said that there we re audit office, which said that there were numbers of surgeries that were not open all day during working hours, now the mind other times. —— never mind. it is a move that the government wants to see more of to extend hours. gps were annoyed when this was announced the other week, saying they are already working a lot of hours, providing e

live in tysons, ryan hughes, abc7 news. alison: also breaking late this afternoon a falls church middle school teacher accused of aggravated sexual battery. jose estrada facing two felony counts tonight. two girls from mary ellen henderson middle school are coming forward here. estrada is currently in jail in arlington. abc7 is asking police and school officials for more information on what happened here. we will bring you an update to thist michelle: a prince george's officer will not face jail time for taking pictures up women's skirts but he will face pro base. james sims took pictures of a woman at a sports authority but it was an off-duty police officer. sims pleaded guilty last month. jonathan: good news now. if you have weekend plans that include getting outside, a picnic, barbecue, golfing, it feels like we could skip through march and jump to april. chief meteorologist doug hill is joining us with the weekend outlook. this is sensational. doug: yeah, "april" is the key phrase. highs we are forecasting for tomorrow

hughs' letter. there are plenty other examples of strong bipartisan support for judge gorsuch. even observers in the press recognize his reputation for fairness. just last week "the denver post" endorsed the judge saying he -- quote -- has applied the law fairly and consistently -- end of quote. judge john kaine, a colleague on the district court of colorado appointed by president carter says that judge gorsuch -- quote -- listens well and decides justly. his dissents are instructive rather than vitriolic. in sum, i think he's an excellent judicial craftsman, end of quote. after his nomination was announced last evening, the highest praise so far came from president obama's former solicitor general neil cotell who described him this way -- quote -- judge gorsuch is one of the most thoughtful and brilliant judges to have served our nation over the last century. as a judge, he has always put aside his personal views to serve the rule of law. to boot, as those of us who have worked with him can attest, he is a wonderful, decent, and humane person. i strongly support his nomination

our health editor hugh pym reports. england figures this winter show the worst waiting time performance ina&e the worst waiting time performance in a & e units since records began more than a decade ago. jeremy hunt paid tribute to the work of stuff but said the problems of high patient demand were not unique to the nhs and all leading health systems or grappling with the challenge. he said there was no silver bullet. i think it is wrong to suggest to people that these profound challenges such as we face with an ageing population are ones where there is a silver bullet so you can solve the problem overnight. we have a very good plan, it has the support of the nhs and it will take time to deliver. asked about bbc coverage this week of patients enduring long waits in a & e and an elderly woman spending six months in hospital because no care place was available he said he did not want to make excuses and these problems were com pletely make excuses and these problems were completely unacceptable. make excuses and these pro

"afterwords,"t on radio talkshow host hugh hewitt talks about his new book, "the fourth way." cups interviewed by at the -- by s.e. cupp. >> what is stopping the gop from sitting on their power and not making the most of their opportunity? hugh: the democrats thought they had a long time so they did the stimulus, dodd frank, obamacare. those will be swept away in two years. the infrastructure investment -- eastern. night at 9:00 >> this weekend, vice president pence was in philadelphia. one of his stops included an event hosted by the federalist society where he talked about supreme court nominee neil gorsuch and the role of the courts. this is 20 minutes. [applause] [applause] vice pres. pence: thank you all. and thank you, gene, for your great leadership of the federalist. give gene a round of applause. [applause] vice pres. pence: thank you for the warm introduction. to my friend, leonard leo, everybody, is in the house. [applause] ambassadorpence: gray, members of the federalist society, honored guests, it's a privilege to be with you. it's a privilege to be with you here

keira and andrew and colin and hugh... a lot of people. emma thompson? oddly, we're not quite sure. think not. but i'm now thinking again. we'll wait and see. bill is in it. marcus britt doc is in it. we'll all of our burning questions be answered? no. maybe you need to make a full sequel, would you do that? no. why not? no. the only reason this is happening is for red nose day in britain and also for red nose day in britain and also for red nose day in britain and also for red nose day in america. this is actually red nose actually... and, action! he's gone back, he's got a job today. did anyone say no? when you approached everyone, what was their reaction? alan rickman went very quiet. 0ther their reaction? alan rickman went very quiet. other than that, no. amazingly, nobody said no. in fact liam flew over yesterday from america and is back to america tomorrow. that's quite dedicated. there is a lot of affection for the film. i know some people think it's the worst thing that's ever been put on celluloid but i think there is a very warm on celluloid but i think there is a very war

"afterwords,"t on radio talkshow host hugh hewitt talks about his new book, "the fourth way." cups interviewed by at the -- by s.e. cupp. >> what is stopping the gop from sitting on their power and not making the most of their opportunity? hugh: the democrats thought they had a long time so they did the stimulus, dodd frank, obamacare. those will be swept away in two years. the infrastructure investment -- >> sunday nigh

our health editor, hugh pym.with shadow health secretaryjon ashworth, who believes more should have been done earlier to prevent the situation deteriorating. well, i'm pleased thatjeremy hunt is finally waking up to the scale of the crisis facing the nhs. we have been warning him for some time, and until now he has been burying his head in the sand. i do rather ask, well, who has been in charge of the health service this last few years? it has been mr hunt. the nhs has been going through one of the biggest financial squeezes in its history. the social care sector has been quite severely cut back. all of this is putting huge pressures on the front line in our nhs and it is patients while suffering, waiting an a cce pta ble patients while suffering, waiting an acceptable times on trolleys and corridors, waiting unacceptable times ina corridors, waiting unacceptable times in a new departments. if jeremy hunt was to do something about it, he has the budget coming up, i'm asking him to put the money into health and so

ryan hughes is live now near the scene with more. this is a shock to this neighborhood, i know. quiet and nice neighborhood. we are just off sycamore street, only a few blocks away from bishop o'connell high school. we are told that four guys just moved into this house about a month ago and decided to throw a housewarming party. it with an invitation out there on facebook, even told their neighbors, asking them to let them know if they got too loud. around 3:20 this morning, a fight breaks out and a 23-year-old justice shot in the front yard. -- guest is shot in the front yard. a quiet and family-friendly street. -- scene, police tape stretched across 29th street north after a man a shot to death at a housewarming party. >> i was in the basement and we did not hear the gunshots. until we got upstairs and got rounded by the police, that is when the story hit us. >> he says music was playing and the alcohol flowing. about 45 people ha time, when a fight arrives outside around 3:20 this morning. shots were fired and police ca 23-year-old man died at the hospital. >> it's a shock be

ryan hughes, abc 7 news. kimberly: that is for sure. trainingnal zoo's session was streamed on facebook live. you can always check it out on our website. it was an incredible day to the outside. i hope you got a chance to enjoy it. how long will this early taste of spring last? josh knight has a first look at the forecast. a beautiful and i to even eat outside. josh: thanks to the clouds moving in, temperatures a pretty mild. of what to stay here with the time lapse. you can see the clouds moving in throughout the day. temperatures still at 66 degrees. the timing is just what we would hope for to see mi but also to have a nicer saturday. you can see everything moving in what is going on. a wave of low pressure. you can see the counterclockwise flow around tennessee and kentucky. it moves towards the atlantic and brings us some showers. you can see them falling from the i-81 corridor. for most of this, it is a little too dry. temperature wise, we stay cooler at reagan national. the cooler river waters keeping the center a little on the c