so i hope mr. secretarial help to get us those documents and leave behind any political considerations in the way the department is run under your leadership. unfortunately, after 16 months we are feeling the effect of foreign policy that is marginalized diplomacy and made americans less safe. the president has alienated our friends, value of our alliances, and undermind credibility around the world. a recent gallop poll put historically 30%, nearly 20% lower than the previous year. at the rate we are breaking our word and unwinding our country's commitments, i imagine we'll see that number dip even further. the administration slogan of america first, it's looking unfortunately more like america last and america alone and america by itself in the world where we don't nurture alliances and cultivate new friendships and don't put our values at the center of our politics, where we don't help countries become stronger and more stable partners on the global stage. an america in that world is an america

and i hope that we can achieve that. with respect to the framework, i would prefer not to provide a whole lot of detail what the scope of those assurances is, but it goes without saying that chairman kim's view frankly his father and grandfather's view was that the nuclear weapons were the thing that protected the regime that was their security blanket so they have worked diligently over years and years to develop this weapon system to the fact that it does threaten the united states today tan your home state in particular. we now have this chance to stand that on its head to convince them in fact it's those nuclear weapons that present the greatest risk to the regime and north korean people. aen we are prepared to do the things that provide him the comfort and security that he knows that he can take weigh this thing that he's dependent onment and frankly he told his people for a long time that provided their security to convince them that frankly joining the list of civilization that nations that participate in that is a

in here is what i really hope. i hope that everyone of you contributes to the conversation of our culture and our time, and to some genuine communication, which means you have to connect to people exactly where they are , not where you are, but where they are. up.i hope you shake things and when the time comes to bet on yourself, i hope you double down. that on yourself -- bet on yourself. and i hope you always know how happy and incredibly relieved everyone in this room is that you've made it to this place at this time on this gorgeous day. congratulations, usc annenberg grads of 2018! announcer: steve scalise is the house majority whip. he delivered the 2018 commencement address at his alma mater, louisiana state university. he was one of four people shot by gunmen at a congressional baseball practice in june last year. in his remarks, he reflects on his recovery and what he is learned since then. [applause] rep. scalise:

of them is being slow walked by the democrats and it has never happened before and you know what, i hope you have long memories but i hope we do not have to worry about it because we will be there for a long

now he's building an investigation of investigator on i hope, i think, i hope, many people have said.dence. this is gaslighting. >> thfls like the birth certificate claims he made many years ago against president barack obama. the if, if, if, that's not evidence, it's throwing out the overwhelming bomb. those are two things that we should investigate and he is preventing us from doing that. the only way to make sure those investigations go through are for republicans to stand up for this democracy and stop protecting a president not worthy of their evers. >> congressman thank you so much. >>> when we come back we'll get down to the facts and go through how the fbi works can confidential sources. that's next. my priority has been to listen to you... to cities and communities, and to my own employees. i've seen a lot of good. we've changed the way people get around. we've provided new opportunities. but moving forward, it's time to move in a new direction. and i want you to know just how excited i am, to write uber's next chapter, with you. one of our core values as a company, is to alw

now he's building an investigation of investigator on i hope, i think, i hope, many people have said.gaslighting. >> thfls like the birth certificate claims he made many years ago against president barack obama. the if, if, if, that's not evidence, it's throwing out the smoke bomb. russia attacked us. those are two things that we should investigate and he is preventing us from doing that. the only way to make sure those investigations go through are for republicans to stand up for this democracy and stop protecting a president not worthy of their evers. >> congressman thank you so much. >>> when we come back we'll get down to the facts and go through how the fbi works can confidential sources. that's next. what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley as one of the nation's largest investors in infrastructure, we don't just help power the american dream, we're part of it. thi

you know, i hope he has a full recovery. ex ferguson is one of the greatest figures the game has ever known. his success at old trafford earning him legendary status. the hope is he will win this battle off the pitch as he did so often on it. david ornstein, bbc news. ade adedoyin has been gauging reaction outside manchester united's home stadium, old trafford. sir alex ferguson achieved unprecedented success here at manchester united and there have been messages of goodwill coming in from current and former players. united captain michael carrick says he is devastated by this news and wishes him a speedy recovery. and the world of football, really, have been offering their messages of support. la liga in spain, the german bundesliga, clubs within those leagues, football's world governing body fifa have all posted messages as well. but his influence goes beyond football. nba basketball, for example, have posted the message on their social media site. i will leave you with a poignant one from mike phelan, the former united man

i hope as a city, we can find a way -- i know -- i know senator scott wiener pulled together a commendation of him, but i hope that as a city we can come together to find a way to give credit to this really important cultural force, as we do with all the really incredible cultural forces we have in this wonderful, wonderful city. so any way, rest in peace and thank you for all that you've contributed to the world, larry harvey. any final thoughts? all right. any public comment on our commissioner comments or questions? no one's left to do that, so i'm going to adjourn this meeting. thanks for staying around this long. this meeting's adjourned at 8:53. >> hi. i'm shana longhorn with the san francisco league of women voters. i'm here to discuss proposition c. the city collects a gross receipts tax from many businesses which receive revenue from the lease of commercial property, such as office buildings, warehouses and retail spaces. the current tax rate ranges from.825% to 3%. businesses with $1 million or less in san francisco are generally exempt from the gross receipt tax. several other bu

[applause] and when the time comes to bet on yourself, i hope you double down. [cheers and applause] that on yourself. and hope you always know how happy and how incredibly relieved everybody is in this room that you have made ito

i hope for a very good out come. thank you for your time. >> next speaker, please. >> those are the last speaker cards that i have. if there's anybody in the over flow room who wishes to address the board on matters not on today's agenda if you could please come upstairs now. >> the floor is yours. >> thank you. first item regarding the twin peaks shut down. when this project was originally evaluated it was going to be weekends only shut down and construction. when it was approved the second time around it was just going to be a 60-day shut down and then early shut downs on weekends from march until june with different times. now those times have been shifted. this is the first time today that i hear that there will be a full weekend shut down on memorial day. this project keeps changing. i think when folks on the west side hear about the level of shut down they are going to be pretty unhappy. this is just a precursor to the shut down for like a year and a half, two years for construction. so i don't know how much out

in general, i hope the presidents approach works. i said over and over again and he has acknowledged it. i am closer to the presidents views on trade with china that i was with president obama or president bush in their views. i don't think you did enough. we are present president to stand firm. not to zte wiggle out from the tough sanctions we leveled on. unfortunately, every time president xi flatters our president he seems to back off a tough deal which will really be bad for america. so, today in the banking committee, we are really happy about what happened. a bipartisan group passed legislation to prevent the president from backing down on zte. they strengthened -- which are things has to be strengthened stronger and this seems to be an area we democrats and republicans in the house and senate are coming together and telling the president you have got to be tough on china. you have to have your actions match your rhetoric. rhetoric will not be enough when china continues to take advantage of us. senator durbin. >> it is really d

so i hope you support this resolution. sorry, this is the first time i've been to a board of supervisors meeting. i'm just learning to use my voice. so i want to know that i could be heard. i also wanted to speak out against the sweeps of the tent encampments. sorry. that's also broken my heart. i went out to, oh my gosh, sorry, i'm really nervous. i went out to fisherman bryant wednesday morning and, sorry. [sobbing] >> clerk: it's okay. just breathe. >> help for real solutions and not just sweeping them out of their tents and giving them nowhere to go. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. thank you. next speaker, please? >> [speaking in spanish] >> hi, i'm margaret thatcher and i will be translating, i'm daisy martin with [inaudible] action. >> [speaking spanish] >> what's just happened in the community is causing a lot of frustration in the community. >> [speaking spanish] >> [through interpreter:] and i think that every institution needs a reform. >> [speaking spanish] >> [through interpreter:] i've seen as a catholic

let me just close, i do hope to hear from you on the vanda: -- aumf. i understand the administration thinks it has all the authority it needs but since distinguished members of the community are moving forward on a aumf and there is a proposed aumf, i would like to hear the administration's views on that aumf as part of your presentation. we look forward to your remarks and thank you for joining us. sen. corker: mr. secretary, thank you for being back before us. within a matter of six weeks and we look forward to your comments and as you know, questions thereafter. secretary pompeo. thank you. you were gracious enough to allow me to read that statement. i have prepared remarks that have been submitted for the record. i will save a couple minutes here this morning. a couple items i want to mention off the top, things that have happened recently that are important to our diplomatic efforts around the world, that i wanted to share with you and explain to you and spend a couple minutes, you asked senator corker what i have been doing in my three and half we

i will be there on sunday and i hope to see him there. but if not there, then another time. i will say at the end of the day, we all united. so all best wishes and love for alex from my and all of denmark. thank you very much for your time on what is a difficult time, but everyone is wishing the best for sir alex ferguson. he has won so many battles on the pitch during his career, now he will be hoping to win arguably his biggest fight off the pitch. we'll have the latest on sir alex's condition and reaction throughout the morning. now, we've had plenty of action this weekend, but yesterday it was all about chelsea ladies, who won the women's fa cup for the second time. they beat their london rivals arsenal 3—1 in front

a profound rr that this was the most fantastic experience that i could have ever imagined and so i hope that comes across a. of about the younger people working in the trump administration come and i don't cast judgment on them because you never know their motivations were how they deal with things like that, but i hope that they would remember you won the lottery that you get to work there and hopefully you take the perspective that most of us take that this is a privilege and an opportunity to do some good for people i avoided the real world and i live today before trump took office they moved to hollywood, so i'm not in the real world but today was my first time back in dc walking out with my wife and as we were getting closer, she was like are you going to be okay or start crying and i was like what are you talking about. but i remember on my last day, it was really rough for me and it hit me like a ton of bricks i was waterworks all day. i left feeling sad and hung over but also a profound sense of i can't believe that this just happened. but it has been really fun to do something

senator king: i hope you will help us develop that strategy. otherwise we're just going to continue to be chipped at way -- chipped away at. we're looked on as a free lunch. i appreciate your testimony. senator warner: i want to ecowhat senator king has said. -- echo what senator king has said. i was again disappointed it appears the national security council is now trying to eliminate the cyber position in the white house direct report to the president. that does not send the right signal. thank you very much for your testimony. look forward to working with you. senator burr: i have to admit i was questioning whether senator king's going to be vote quoth interested this hearing about a cyber doctrine or one throat to choke. i know which way it's goin i know which way it's going to go. senator king: i realized i was taking the risk as the words were leaving. senator burr: i think we have exhausted questions, director. thank you. i thank your family, again, for your willingness to serve. let i know which way it's going to go. senator king: i real

i hope i will be able to take a selfie with them up (laughs). a glimpse, is it worth camping out all night long in this cold just for eclipse? it doesn't matter, so long asi eclipse? it doesn't matter, so long as i will be just a few metres away from them, that will make you happy. and it is historical, isn't it? from them, that will make you happy. and it is historical, isn't it? that have a word over here with laura who has just put on a hat, wary you from? we come from toulouse in france. why have you come all this way? we wanted to be in the heart of the event with the english people, with the sun hopefully, and we hope to see the wedding couple later. with the sun hopefully, and we hope to see the wedding couple latenm our royalfamily to see the wedding couple latenm our royal family that popular in france? yeah. not as much as here of course you are really a fan. you are really a fan. yeah! but all the media and so on, have been talking about it for a few weeks, so it will be followed lot in france as well. thank you very much. there we ar

i hope the president will see the error of his ways and support gateway. it is a project needed just by new york but idaho northeast corridor. and we will run into real trouble if we do not have up-to-date tunnels under the hudson river. [inaudible question] >> well, the bottom line is the rescissions make no sense. they have gotten not just opposition from democrats but from many republicans in the house and senate. they do affect things like chip if there is an emergency, they do affect funding in the next omnibus bill. senator mcconnell and i getting along very well. and i think we even enjoy each others company. he laughs at my jokes. that is a big deal! but we want appropriations process to work well. and that is bipartisan. but this kind of rescission and letting the heartbreak and the freedom caucus dictate what should be done is going to make it harder to get the appropriations process moving forward in a bipartisan way. i hope at some point, either speak orion or leader mcconnell does not go forward with this. yes?

i do hope to hear from you on the aumf. i understand that the administration believes it has all the authority it needs but , since the chairman and other distinguished members of the committee are moving forward, i -- and there is a proposed aumf, i would like to hear the administration's views on that aumf as part of your presentation. we look forward to the remarks and thank you again for joining us. senator corker: thank you so much for being back before us within a matter of six weeks. we look forward to your comments. secretary pompeo: thank you. you were gracious enough to allow me to read that statement. i have prepared remarks that have been submitted for the record. i will save a couple minutes here this morning. a couple items i want to mention off the top, i want to share with you and explain to you and then i want to spend a couple minutes -- you asked senator corker what i have been doing to get the team back on the field. i'm happy to share both what we've done and what i have in the queue. first, you would ha

i hoped that would it be the last. i am so proud of the students that spoke out in the parents but spoke out and fred gunn berg's daughter was gunned down as she was trying to flee at the other end of the hall but that bullet from that ar 15 caught her right in the spinal cord. just as she was about to exit the hallway. thank you to fred and others that have been speaking out especially the students so eloquent and bold and we all hope that the shooting in parkland was going to be the last. but it is not. here we go again with this tragedy thatha took place in parkland so fresh in our minds and here we go again in our students deserve better. you have seen the article since friday shooting about how students are frightened that their school is next. our schools and our communities deserve better and america deserves better than this and our students certainly deserve better. now, this congress has passed since the marjorie stoneman douglas shooting we passed two bills into law and only two. while this senator supported

the professors, they tried to get two of them, carter page and my client sam clove is, i hope will be with us next week. they didn't bite. then they found the weak link, 20 some-year-old george pop do thapapadopulos. it's been reported, and i started researching it today, george papadopulos told with close ties to the kremlin, the russians have hillary's e-mail. that's may. then some blonde buys him drinks and introduces him to her friend the australian ambassador and the conversation goes to hilary clinton. >> here say is not admissible in court. >> that doesn't matter here for goodness sakes. he's just talking about -- there's a term for it, sean. it's called honey trapping. it's classic spying technique. honey trapping, using the lure of sex to get someone to open up. and then -- >> and by the way, 25 grand -- $25 million for the clinton foundation. >> and to use that flimsy information to start an entire surveillance and investigation of the trump campaign just boggles the mind. >> sebastian gor ca? >> we need to put this in perspective. victoria is right when it comes to what was

i hope that the feds would take a heavy hand off. [inaudible] >> you have to see what they are proposing but i don't see a path this is a little like replacing repeal. they have these words and they used to them in the campaign and they don't have a real plan here. i don't know how the plan works by dividing our allies. what do you do with the iaea and how are you really going to enforce the sanctions? i just don't see a concrete plan emerging and when i spoke to the vice president i asked him a whole lot of questions and didn't get good answers. [inaudible] >> i am awaiting a hearing. those will be very important before making up my mind in any way and i think that's true of just about all of our caucus. [inaudible] >> i'm not going to speculate until we see the results. the story came out at seven in the step down at 10. he did the right thing and i'm glad he did. it's only a day after he stepped down. i'm not going to get into speculation. [inaudible] >> eaves rescissions are outrageous. we are going after ship program that helps

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i would hope, mr. chair, as the state department investigation of this continues that in an appropriate setting we would be briefed upon this because i think it would have some significant bearing upon all kinds of decisions we might need to make as a foreign relations committee. i don't have any other questions. >> senator, i'm completely repaired to do that. i'm prepared to do the piece we can do in in forum and i'm prepared to provide you information in classified situations as we develop what it is we know. >> senator young. >> mr. secretary, welcome. good to have you here. let me start with afghanistan. i support the goal of ensuring that afghanistan is never again used as a launching pad for terrorist attacks like those we saw in 9/11. i know you support that objective as well. i also support making sure that we are constantly assessing our progress there and frankly revisiting our objectives as well. so this morning as you are likely aware, the special inspector general for afghanistan reconstruc

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i hope that senators will exercise dependent judgment and there is a classified memo and i hope every senator will delete that to ask themselves publicly if the american people actually knew about all this, how would i vote? what i can say is her classified comments have been as troubling as her public testimony when i did get unclassified responses they certainly were not assurance and with the overseas o operations and has been decades since the public focus on the danger that they could violate the privacy of america and that the hard questions ought to be asked. recently reauthorized, the cia has the authority to identify foreign target and search through the communication. the c.i.a. targets a foreigner to find out what an american is saying. one way to help prevent reverse targeting is to recognize when the government is conducting lots of backdoor searches on americans and then sending around reports on those americans, maybe it's the americans who the government is really interested in. and by the way, the privacy board agrees with it and so does the courant assistant attorney

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enormous alarm bell from the standpoint of counterintelligence, cyber security and economics, so i hope you will think more about that. >> would you ever use a zte phone or allow anyone i in a position sensitive weather in commerce or government or contracted use a zte phone? >> note. >> so it's not an exaggeration that this is a hysteria not just unique to zte but it is a fact china utilizes its telecommunication companies for the purpose of espionage even if the leadership may not be open to if they don't have a choice but to become operative. >> we've been on the record of that fact. >> there's another factor at play and that is china 2025 as an endeavor by the chinese government to nominate the top 21st century many of them into the communications and biomedicine etc. and in fact they achieve this because they are more competitive and have better ideas because they are innovative, that's one thing that's not how they are pursuing it. how they are pursuing is stealing intellectual property can reverse engineering the intellectual property. there's a strategic game on the part of the

i hope that some effective regulation comes out of it. but i wanted to specifically talk about the tncs and has been noted by a couple of directors, this -- the biggest part of the congestion problem in the city is undoubtedly the tncs. the city has thus far taken the position they don't have regulatory authority over tncs, but certainly you have regulatory authority in so far as it goes -- the general rules, the rules of application that apply citywide to all vehicles or even, i would say, to certain classes of vehicles such as the ones that are contained in this report. so i would love to see some effective regulation having to do with that. i would particularly call attention to the idea of congestion pricing because it's more than just stopping in bike lanes and double parking. it's sheer numbers. it's the sheer numbers of them that are on the street. if a handle can be gotten on that, i think it will have a tremendous benefit across the board and across the city. so i hope you take a good, close look at that. i hope you also take a lo

i hope he is in good hands and i hope the operation is a major success because as a personal friend,has a full recovery. british fugitive, jamie acourt, has been remanded in custody by a spanish judge after being arrested in barcelona on drugs charges. russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, is arrested as he tries to address a protest against president putin. an erupting volcano in hawaii has triggered a series of earthquakes, including the most powerful tremor to hit the state since 1975.

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i hope they will read it. i hope academics will read it. i think we should reach as many people as possible. targetto at too narrow a sometimes. i hope it reaches a large audience. susan: thank you for welcoming new c-span. we will be back. thank you so much. jon grinspan is the curator of american history at the smithsonian. his book is called "virgin vote." announcer sunday morning, america in turmoil. we will look at the cold war as the >> sunday morning on 1968, america in turmoil. cold war as the back drop for the events of 1968, ud

i hope the operation is a major success because as a personal friend, you know, i hope he has a fullery. now, we've had plenty of action this weekend, but yesterday it was all about chelsea ladies, who won the women's fa cup for the second time. they beat their london rivals arsenal 3—1 in front of a record crowd at wembley. jo currie was watching. in women's football, the crowds are growing and the stars are shining. chelsea's manager emma hayes is due to have twins soon but when your team wins the cup, it's hard to stay away. it's the fourth year running that the women's final has come to wembley. new faces at the home of football made it a record attendance. arsenal and chelsea both have superstar quality but it took until the second half to see it. the change of ends brought a change in ambition. for ramona bachmann, this was the start of a cup—winning performance. but if her first was emphatic, her second goal struck lucky. a heavy deflection put chelsea in charge. arsenal briefly made a game of it when they pulled a goal back but fittingly, the season's standout player would de

i speak for many of them, i hope, and expect when i say that all -- when i say that we appreciate ms. haspel's willingness and desire to serve in this new and never easy capacity. i hope we can confirm her in short order so that she can get back to work and continue to do the work she loves and that our nation needs. mr. leahy: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from vermont. mr. leahy: mr. president, you know, the senate has often been called the world's greatest deliberative body. we can thoroughly and respectfully debate weighty matters regardless of the pressures imposed by any given moment. and what i've seen during my time here is that at its best the senate can be and actually should be the conscience of the nation. so as we move to vote on the nomination of gina haspel, with very little debate and gaping holes in her record, i fear the senate's failing to fulfill its basic duty to provide advice and informed consent to her nomination. remember, we're supposed to advise and consent. and worst yet, we're failing in our duty to serve as the nation's conscience. now

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so i hope you'll think more about that. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, mr. evanina for being here. would you ever use a zte phone. >>. >> i would not. >> would you recommend anyone in any sort of position that's sensitive whether in commerce or government or contracting use that phone. >> into no, i would not. >> so it's not exaggeration to -- there's a notion by some this is hysteria, not just unique to zte but it is a fact, is it not, that china utilizes its telecommunications companies for purposes of espionage even though the leadership may not be open to it, they don't have a chaos but to be cooperative. >> we've been on the record of that fact. >> there's an additional national security factor at play and that is that china made in china 2025 is an endeavor by the chinese government to dominate the top fields of the 21st superintendent, many of them in telecommunications, aerospace, biomedicine, et cetera. if they achieve that because they're more competitive tin because they have better ideas because they're out innovate us that's one thing. that's not

i hope for iran is genuine i really i sincerely hope i'm not a daydream it is just thinking because i believe that it more prosy will eventually prevail in iran. are you want to take a closer look now at the state of press freedom around the world the international press watchdog reporters without borders says that hostility towards the press is on the rise all around the world often encouraged by political leaders even in democratic countries now we classify the situation in seventy out of one hundred eighty countries as bad or very bad you see that right there in red now china and iran remain among the world's worst countries for journalists in china all media are subject to strict censorship and foreign journalists can be closely monitored it's estimated at least fifteen journalists and around forty bloggers are currently in custody there iranian media are also strictly controlled by the state journalists can face harsh even violent reprisals if they step out of line of one hundred eighty countries iran ranks one hundred sixty fourth on the press freedom list and then there is turk

i hope you have big plans. i hope you're where you want to be right now. when i come back i'll set up. i don't want to talk about the workweek. >> you don't have to. >> i don't want to talk about tuesday. when i come back, i'll have to talk about tuesday. see you back here. >>> the city of berkeley is cracking down on people living if rv's along the waterfront. giving you until today to pack up and leave. >> tom vacar is live where the rv are now gone. >> earlier today this lot had a lot of different kind of vehicles nit and quite a few different people. but of course that was then. the people that called cars, vans, rv and campers home parked on the dirt lot across the street from a hotel had to move out today. earlier the city of berkeley posted signs and issued verbal warnings. ordering them to move their vehicles out by 5:00 a.m. this morning or face towing, impowerment, and fines. >> everybody is suppose to have a permit on their car from the harbor. but the harbor is not consulting with the city because the city has been passing policy to stop mistrea

i hope it's not so. if it is, there has never been anything like it in the history of our country. i hope it's not true. >> if you wonder where the president gets the ideas of conspiracy theories into his own reality, check out the branding. >> spying they did on the trump campaign. >> i'm shocked to hear they put a spy in the campaign. >> spy in the campaign? back to the fbi. >> fbi spies or two spies. >> it could be a second spy. >> spy revelation. >> a spy inside. >> to spy on the republican candidate for president. >> if there is a spy, they got nothing from it. >> if they ran a spy ring, that is an absolute red line. >> an echo chamber. remarkable. that is what the surrogate message is here. >> the chicken or the egg. did trump start it or fox news? >> a good question. >>> james clapper fighting back after the president misquoted him about fbi spying. here is what the president claims the former director of national intelligence said followed by clapper's actual words on wednesday. >> if you look at clapper, he admitted they had spies in the campaign yesterday inadvertently. >

i hope that we will see him soon at the alex ferguson stand, i will be there on sunday and they hope are all united. all the best and wishing love for sir alex from the whole of denmark. thank you for your time on a difficult day. everyone is wishing all the best for sir alex ferguson. he has won so many battles on the pitch during his career and now hoping to win arguably his biggest fight of mack the pitch. —— off the pitch. photographs of prince louis‘ first days at home have been released, including an image of the new royal baby being kissed by his older sister princess charlotte. the photos were taken by the duchess of cambridge at kensington palace when he was just three days old. simonjones reports. the newest member of the royal family, prince louis, pictured when he was just three days old. and here, a tender moment with his sister princess charlotte on her third birthday, both photos taken by their mother. the first images of prince louis who is fifth in line to the throne since he was presented to the world last month. the pictures were taken at kensington palace, the duk

close as a personal friend, i hope he has a full recovery. erguson is one of the greatest figures the game has ever known. his success at old trafford earning him legendary status, the hope is he will win this battle off the pitch as he did so often on it. david 0rnstein, bbc news. and we can speak now to our correspondent ade adedoyin who's outside old trafford. what's been the reaction to tonight's news? well, sir alex ferguson achieved unprecedented success here at manchester united and there have been messages of good will from current and former players. michael carrick said he is devastated and wishes him a speedy recovery and the world of football have been offering their messages of support, the spanish league, bundesliga, clubs in those legs, fifa have all posted messages, but his influence goes beyond football. nba basketball have posted a message. i believe you with up posted a message. i believe you with up poignant one from mike phelan who said, you achieved more than most and that anyone can, you can, boss. thank you. one of brit