when i welcome new managers into the job, it is welcome to the land of no sleep, it is a totally differente, he will want to do well with this team, and that is the only thing i cannot wish him the very best web. ijust only thing i cannot wish him the very best web. i just want to win foot ball very best web. i just want to win football matches, that is what i love doing and that is my buzz and thatis love doing and that is my buzz and that is what i want to do here and that is what i want to do here and thatis that is what i want to do here and that is what i want to do here and that is what they demand here and i am ready for it. he will need to translate that passion into points and soon. natalie perks, bbc news. how time for a look at the weather... here's chris fawkes..... did this week, it was really cold and temperatures in parts of south—east england only reached 5 degrees. every fast forward to bank holiday monday, temperatures are going to be over 20 degrees warmer, plenty of sunshine and we have seen some reasonable sunshine today. the best of it in the east, this was the scene

can i warmly welcomed the new housing secretary? is good to see him back. all the best in doing this. but can i say, the honourable member for best in doing this. but can i say, the honourable memberfor bath is quite right to highlight labour's analysis of his predecessor's pathetic surrender of housing cash to the chancellor. and it shows his real challenge as secretary of state, which is the huge cast in housing investment from £4 billion in 2010 to less than half £1 billion now. and the huge fall in genuinely affordable homes to rent. halaufia separate state, will hit list makers modest commitment that while is housing secretary, he will build more new social rented homes than we lose? can i thank the right honourable gentleman for his warm welcome to me, to my place. as he will know, it has certainly been a challenging personal few months for me, and therefore why i am so delighted to have been given this new responsibility on such an important policy issue, as he rightly points out. although i would point into the fact that this government is investing

you pursue me personally i welcome the fact that that very in state government in particular the new bavarian state premier. has announced that he will reinforce the very in police force with extra star if it takes on the borders to austria and the czech republic of. germany security can only be improved by ramping up spot checks and police controls in the border areas the police are in fact going to stop to to even think. and i know the area is implementing its own border controls refugee centers and the homeland ministries are also election soon in the federal state is the c.s.u. hoping to win back voters at last to far right populists the if the so weak when. you put it. it's the job of politics to solve the problems of time. every year state elections take place somewhere in germany and the election for the bundestag takes place every four years. but if people always try to see a relation between upcoming elections and a new poll is this no new measures would ever be introduced. this proposal has absolutely nothing to do with the upcoming state election in my feria. there's no. a

thank you, i welcome the opportunity, i really loved her.a jowell, who has passed away at the age of 70. and we have got some breaking news concerning the two britons that were kidnapped a number of days ago in the democratic republic of congo, which was in the national park just republic of congo, which was in the national parkjust along the border with rwanda and uganda. we are getting some news that... concerning those in >> amber—macro: britons kidnapped. just to bring you that in a moment, a little bit of confirmation for you. —— those two britons kidnapped. we understand they have been released. we will bring you more on that in a moment, to stay with us, just a few details to concern. at least ten people have been killed and more than a0 injured in bomb attacks on three churches in indonesia. police say the attacks were carried out by the members of one family, including four children — one a girl aged nine — who blew themselves up at the three sites. rebecca henschke reports. a wave of blasts, timed and coordinated to hit those comin

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on behalf of the vietnam helicopter pilots' association, i welcome you to the dedication of the vietnam helicopter pilot and crew member monument. today we gather to dedicate a marker, a tribute to honor, courage and self-sacrifice. but we're here for much more than that. we're here to remember the thousands of young american helicopter pilots and crew members who as the monument states gave the full measure of devotion to their nation during the vietnam war. the month -- oh. we are here to remember the first helicopter casualties killed in vietnam on july 15th, 1962. obert cor kneel. joseph goldberg. ance everette and guthrie lee. rmbaugh e to rebelwood and richard vandegier, the last casualties on may 15th, 1975. and we're here to remember all those who died operating helicopters. .ll 4,877 we salute their service and we'll never forget their sacrifice. the monument now serves as their legacy in this place of honor, articlington national cemetery. it's fitting to place the marker here, surrounded by the heroes of many wars and conflicts. and we are grateful to those who accomplished t

>> i welcome the opportunity to face joe manchin in the november primary. ted to cut the taxes and put more money in people's pockets. joe manchin voted "no." i voted to defund planned parenthood, joe manchin voted to fund planned parenthood. i voted to reduce the regulations bringing the west virginia jobs back. joe manchin is on the chuck schumer team. he is sitting there with elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, he has a 70%, 80% voting record with them. that is not west virginia. i welcome the opportunity to take on joe manchin this november and replace him and bring a much-needed republican vote to the united states senate. [cheers and applause] >> bret: mr. morrisey, you are running as an insurgent republican, a political outsider. but you worked on capitol hill. and as a big-money lobbyist in d.c., so how are you not a creature of the swamp? >> i think it is very clear of all of the candidates on the stage, i am actually the only one with a conservative record of results. and when so many people here on the stage either abandon the state or they were on

he speaker: my colleagues, today i rise to welcome all the law enforcement officers and their families who have come here to washington in honor of national police week. today i rise to welcome there is a saying in the law enforcement community, in this family nobody fights alone. en an officer goes down, the whole force feels the loss and carries that burden. it is so moving to see that spirit of solidarity right here in washington on display this week. 360 ear the names of fallen officers have been added to our national law enforcement officers memorial, including four from the state of wisconsin. e of them is detective jason wheeland of everest. the police department. he was shot and killed in the line of duty last march. his daughter, anna, 10 years old, spoke at his memorial service. she said, all of the amazing people in the world will always outnumber the criminals. those words resonated so much that anna's teacher helped her start a group called, be amaze aing. they honor her dad's memory by doing community service projects. how inspiring is that? another wisconsin story i want

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can i welcome what he is said about that.he excellent work that they are doing to provide the patients. with his constituents and others. two groups of ministers. is it the in the truth that they don't have a clue about how it might work. thank you. esther speaker. can i paraphrase our former colleague. individual responsibility. in my still a conservative. the prime minister and the opposition. with the elements. the leader of the labor opposition. both agreed that we should link leave this single market. and that the public should not have a final say on the brexit deal. with the tradition of political palm scoring. what they think the leadership for their help in support. first of all i'm not so sure about the that position of the labour party. can i just say to him there is nobody that knows more about the party and the point scoring. to question the prime minister is much appreciated. prime minister. how are your union negotiations going. they're going with purpose and good intent. negotiated over in brussels this week.

distinguished guests and their friends tammy and i welcome you to the opening and dedication of the united states embassy in jerusalem israel the how much of them i thank you on this exact day seventy years ago at almost this exact time david ben-gurion declared israel's independence just eleven minutes later president harry truman caused the united states to be the very first nation to recognize the reborn state of israel he later regretted that he waited so long thank you seventy years since that memorable event almost to the minute the united states finally takes the next step a stab at its embassy in jerusalem israel how again the united states leads the way as the first nation to do so. so many have worked so hard and for so long for this day to come and they all deserve our thanks but make no mistake. today's historic event is attributed to the vision the courage and the moral clarity of one person to whom we owe an enormous and eternal debt of gratitude president donald j. trunk of the house thank you. we have among us an extraordinary gathering of american patriots and israeli lead

today's announcement i would welcome any increase in armed forces capability but as long campbell has suggested one is probably fearful of not just the cost but the opportunity cost of this in harvest maritime capability and i hope it is generally and it helps maritime capability. costs always rise i recall in the defense board in two thousand and seven the two aircraft carriers were voted in it through. point six billion for not costing six point two billion. destroying cases the house of lords or be mourning the fall of british shipbuilding but expressing hope for the future. high cost port in just a relations and a lack of capital investment have all been targeted as explanations for the fall of the british ship building however other high cost locations such as norway will secure all in strategic parts of the industry while the world market for commercial ship building continues to expand successive you could government saw the end of ship building as inevitable and had no industrial strategy to rest as to quite a policy instruments to place it on an even keel with its internation

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i also welcome the proposals for improving air quality. demonstrates progress, however, i am concerned the strategy is not as wide—ranging as it could be, and i welcome the fact that we need to clean up our wood—burning stove and we need to deal with agricultural pollution, but we need to deal with these hotspots in our inner cities in particular. what we needed from the government today was a comprehensive clean air strategy to show that it's really serious about tackling this public health emergency. but what we have seen instead is yet another consultation with a focus on emissions from agriculture and wood—burning, and that is weak on cutting roadside pollution from diesel vehicles. we know that air pollution is responsible for at least 40,000 premature deaths every year. we know that it is particularly harmful to our children, and to our vulnerable, elderly people. and yet again we have seen more shunting of new responsibilities onto our cash strapped local authorities who have been cut to the bone by the government's unrelenting aust

i welcome it seven pm here in moscow you're watching. the e.u. has threatened to use its own economic weapon to block the u.s. from sanctioning european for doing business with iran commission president. said that brussels could for the first time ever use the so-called blocking statute banning any from complying with foreign sanctions. approved of work as the european commission we have the duty to protect european companies so we now need to act and this is why we're launching the process of activating the blocking statute from one thousand nine hundred six we will do that tomorrow morning at ten thirty start off with just what is the blocking statute well it's the strongest weapon in the e.u.'s legislative arsenal when it comes to tackling sanctions placed upon businesses and entities from the european union the law itself goes back to one thousand nine hundred six it's never been acted but the closest it ever came into operation was back in ninety six when the u.s. was considering placing sanctions on european businesses importing things and

i welcome the opportunity to introduce myself to the american people for the first time. it is a new experience for me as i spent over 30 years undercover and in the shadows. i don't have any social media accounts. but otherwise i think you will find me to be a typical middle-class american one who loves this country. i was born in kentucky and while my family has deep roots there, i was an air force brat and we followed my father. my childhood overseas instilled in me a deep love for foreign languages and cultures and the vital role of american hep in come patting aggression abroad. i joined c.i.a. in 1985 as a case sfir. from my first days in training a had a knack. dead elled in acquiring drops in meetings in third world calls. i recall my first meeting with a foreign agent. on a dark moonless night. when i picked him up, he passed me the intelligence and i passed him an extra $500. it was the beginning of an adventure i only dreamed off. the men leaned forward in giving me the right opportunities to suck eyed or failed when a tough old school leader when i was his comp

if we could operate as well as we do there we might be in a better position but i want to say welcome and i also want to acknowledge your thoughtful insight on some of the issues we may be talking about today in terms of your proactive stance i want to say thank you and then tonight good friend in the audience, bill is a constituent and so i want to thank him for his advocacy and as we look at all but i of it is about being accountable for the hard-working american taxpayer dollar and making sure those priorities go and are invested in those areas that help those in need. we look at that and it's critical we do that. i want to thank you for your leadership in this area and i would yield back. i now recognize the ranking member for the operations subcommittee for five minutes for his opening statement. >> thank you mr. chairman and thank you to mr. meadows for calling today's hearing for looking at mismanagement and wasteful spending in the hardest hit program. and thanks to the witnesses for being here. the oversight government reform committee has brought jurisdiction to look at the

i. welcome back here to give you news live from our land our top story this hour the u.s. president donald trump has again singled out germany for profiting from nato while the same time paying russia billions for energy supplies his comments come as chancellor makeover meets with russian president putin for talks on the iran nuclear deal and on russia's expansion of a natural gas pipeline to germany. now is to the democratic republic of congo which the world health organization says is facing a quote very high public health risk from the bowl at the same time across the country to the east decades of conflict over a trove of natural resources has left a legacy of poverty poverty and trauma of people living their labor and mines to extract copper gold diamonds and they often become targets of noah turns fighting over those riches we have this report. this muddy track is the main road they connects important towns across the east of the democratic republic of congo. just john quincy is a catholic priest. a lawyer they travel this way almost every week the region has been ra

i asked interval my statement into the record. >> without objection. >> we welcome your testimony. i think we have i think we'll have time to hear from you. i encourage you to to let us know. >> mr. chairman, it's an honor to be here. i have submitted my written statement for the record. i know because of the time constraint that were short on time and i be happy to forgo an opening statement. i have been charged with leading the agency in the united states government. and find missions all over the world to deliver science and discovery not only on behalf of this nation but on behalf of the world. it's an honor. i look forward to answering your questions. >> let me encourage you to tell us as part of your statement the vision and direction of mass is reflected as its budget priorities. outline through us. >> you are aware of the policy directive which is from the president of the united states. directing us to return to the moon and do it in a way that sustainable. the past we've had efforts to get back to the moon since 1972. in fact, we've been at the moon this president has said

hello and welcome to asia business report. i am sharanjit welcome to asia business report. jit leyl. welcome to asia business report. i am sharanjit leyl. donald trump has announced that he is meeting with north korean leader kimjong—un in singapore on june 12, saying north korean leader kimjong—un in singapore onjune i2, saying he would try to make it a very special moment for world peace. for more on what this might mean for i am joined by katie silverfrom what this might mean for i am joined by katie silver from our newsroom. both countries have their reason for picking singapore. what are the reasons? it is really a natural choice for both countries. donald trump, there was an idea that there was going to be other locations like dnc or sweden. but he tweeted that the highly anticipated meeting would happen on singapore —— in singapore onjune i2. happen on singapore —— in singapore on june 12. north korea happen on singapore —— in singapore onjune 12. north korea has had long established trade relations with singapore. there economic and dramatic ties ended last year when

. >> i would welcome the. >> thank you. >> thank you madame secretary, thank you for your patience. i want to make a statement and remind that i think making students pay more to borrow more and pay more during repayment. the changes would only worsen the country's fault rate. on another issue, much has been said around the country about sanctuary cities. some people believe that municipalities harbor violent criminals. others believe sanctuary cities provide a safety net. so mother can take her child to school without the fear that the principal or teacher may call ice on her and her family. we've gotten reports of an l.a. father and detained by ice, we have another one of father detained after dropping a 4-year-old that a daycare center. a student in boston who engaged in nine violent altercation with another student. that information was shared with authorities and that led to his arrest. to support the administration section that parents should be arrested outside of school when they wait for the children because of their status when they pick up their child? >> we are both a nat

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and i welcome you watching r.t. international this wednesday the ninth of may where is just coming up to seven pm. russia is celebrating victory day marking the defeat of nazi germany it is the seventy third anniversary of the end of the great patriotic war as it's known here in russia the mood is both somber and festive and in minutes side russia is about to take place to remember the millions who lost their lives.

and of course, i want to especially welcome jared kushner and ivanka trump. [applause] p.m.yahu: your presence here today is testament to the importance of this occasion. not only for the trump administration, but in a very personal way. for you. for you, each of you, for the pursuit of peace, and for president trump himself, thank you. dear friends. what a glorious day. remember this moment. [applause] p.m. netanyahu: this is history. president trump, by recognizing history, you have made history. all of us are deeply moved. all of us are deeply grateful. for me, being here brings back wonderful memories from my childhood. [speaking foreign language] p.m. netanyahu: so i know some of you did not follow every word i said in hebrew but i spent my first years of life in this neighborhood. not very far away. there were a few charming houses here. many open fields. i remember ambling in these fields with my brother. he was 6, i was 3. he held my hand very tight. we would walk through this house of a professor, the renowned jewish historian, was my father's teacher. i used to pee

as fdr said, i welcome their hatred. a i was just as tough on him. >> they didn't like you either. you are universally disliked? >> i am. >> sean: fake news so tough on president obama. look at this hard hitting question from 2015. >> i wanted to ask you about some people call your best week of. prosupreme court decisions on the affordable care act and gay rights. what hard things do you want to tackle at this point? >> sean: yes, he is supposed to the journalist. the only thing missing were the pom-poms. [laughing]. that's all the time we have left this evening. we are always fair and balanced. we are never the destroy trump media. let not your heart be troubled. that was a great interview with rudy giuliani. i am glad you asked all of those questions. >> laura: that acosta, i mean, how great are you? president obama? i think you are great. but you tell me how great you are. your legacy. he was practically erecting a statue to him. >> sean: just admit he is a liberal activist. a leftist that hates donald trump. let's sto

i . >>> welcome back to "today in the bay." the time now for you, 4:43 as we take a live look on downtown san jose. well, hey it's mother's day weekend but are you looking for something -- that perked you up and on a friday. so look, if you're looking at things to do, how about checking out san jose's japantown. ♪ >> that beat is calling me to move. >> i love it. >> so this is really cool here. this is the swing dancing with traditional taiko drums, that's the official san jose taiko team. the performance will be live tomorrow in japantown. it is called japantown immersive which brings the community's rich history. that's at 5:30 on saturday. >> they are amazing if you've never seen them perform but i love this immerse thing. >> it's celebrating the culture because during -- a lot of swing dancing going on in the internment camps, a not to bod traditions. there's a ton of culture -- and streets will be filled with activity. >> not only is it a talent to hit the drums but they are dancing with them too. >> i want to go. >> good

i welcome that argument in court before a jury of 12. i welcome that argument. >> stahl: what do you think about this? this is your world. you work in the area of drug prices and why they go up. >> bach: the underlying problem we have with prescription drugs in this country is that every single actor has the potential to make money when drug prices go up. remember that for drugs that doctors give to their patients, they make more money when they give expensive drugs, than less expensive drugs. it's true of hospitals, too. it's true of pharmacies as well. and so, this ever-expanding pie is serving everyone. >> stahl: everyone except those who need the drug, and those who pay for it, like medicare. mayor morrissey says it's been a long and difficult journey trying to untangle the web of interests that cost his city so much money. >> morrissey: the drug companies don't advertise, "hey, we're raping you. we're taking advantage of you. we're exploiting children and abusing taxpayers." they don't talk that way, right? although that's what the

plug i mean welcome back to serious music today we're in london and the whole episode will be full of pomp and circumstance and all things british because we are spending the day with the band of the coldstream guards. the band the coldstream guards is one of britain's oldest and best known on the balinese their faces here wellington back in central london very close to buckingham palace and i'm really excited to be allowed to take a backstage look at the. day in the life of the band this morning they're preparing for and gardening meaning they're off to the palace for the changing of the guard. color sergeant darren hardy guard mount means you accompany the soldiers who are changing yes the guard changing the guard is what it says on the tin you know we take to the new guard from one to barracks but in the past we change him and we bring you all to guard back and that is what you've done everything for three hundred and you know he was there yes that's the main the main bulk of that you teach here change in the guard here and what does it mean to you have for the persons do you have

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. >> tammy and i welcome you to the opening and dedication of the united states embassy in jerusalem, israel. [ cheers and applause ] the u.s. embassy in jerusalem is open for business. business. bub t many all smiles in the opening ceremony, but just 60 miles a in gaza, death and bloodshed. today was supposed to be a victory celebration for president trump and prime minister benjamin netanyahu, but instead, the occasion is overshadowed by the deadliest day in gaza since the end of the 2014 war. >> our greatest hope is for peace. the united states remains fully committed to facilitating a lasting peace agreement. >> reporter: even as american officials speak of peace, it seems further away. >> a magnificent tribute to peace. that what is what we are celebr here today. >> reporter: he did not mention the two-state solution or the palestinian people. there were an estimated 70,000 palestinians protesting at the fence between gaza and israel today. it's not just about the american embassy move. there's been demonstrations there for months, 2 million in gaza angry, desperate, and trapped

and i welcome you watching our senior national just going at four pm here in the russian capital now the german chancellor angela merkel is in the russian black sea resort of sochi to make it in iran syria and ukraine a set to dominate the agenda there were a lot easier to try and care is following the visit. angela merkel is getting together with vladimir putin basically just days after donald trump said goodbye to the uranium nuclear deal and perhaps that is a good reason for the two leaders who both want the green light to stay no matter want to have a conversation about it and add it to their usual ukraine syria agenda. i think it's not right to unilaterally cancel a deal that was agreed upon that was unanimously approved in the u.n. security council that diminishes confidence in the international order so donald trump's deal exit almost automatically meant that american sanctions against iran were coming back and german business leaders who thanks to the iranian agreement in the first place had rushed to do business there even asked the chancellor to protect their economic inter