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(james) and i'm james fletcher.sterday and even more f start with some inland areas seeing it as well. temperatures are cool in the 50's and 60's with calm winds. today's temperatures won't peak quite as warm as they have been with skies still offering up plenty of afternoon sunshine and dry conditions. temperatures will still hold onto the 80's for some inland areas while towards the coast 60's and 70's will prevail.looking ahead at the next 7 days temperatures will stay on a more seasonable track with 70's for your average bay daytime high through the weekend and through next week. skies will range from mostly sunny to partly cloudy. no major hot spots. bay

kumejima residents and friends of james. >> james: no, they didn't.resence? >> james: well, up until '72 there was an american base. >> anthony: there was. >> james: but then in '72, in the reversion, the base was taken away. >> anthony: now, nothing? >> james: only the japanese self-defense forces now. >> anthony: what do people do here? agriculture? >> james: growing sugar cane. >> anthony: i saw. >> james: tourism. fishing. >> anthony: fishing. have there been attempts to develop here? and, uh, have the locals been able to resist that impulse? >> james: he's saying on kumejima they have rich lives. they have everything they need. they have produce from the land, from the sea. they don't need much else. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: i've been invited to a beach barbecue kumejima-style. go big or go home. to eat some fresh caught tuna that comes straight from the market to be butchered into sashimi. also caught this morning, some sea snails for the grill. and mozuku, seaweed which can be cooked but today is enjoyed raw. and local prawns eaten either rather raw or

(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start with a check of weather and traffic...ed foggy today is bringing even more fog to start with some inland areas seeing it as well. cool in the 50's and 60's with calm winds.today's temperatures as warm as they have been with skies still offering up plenty of sunshine and dry conditions. temperatures will still hold onto the 80's for some while towards the coast 60's and 70's will prevail.looking ahead at temperatures will stay on a more seasonable track with 70's for your average bay through the weekend and through next week. skies will mostly sunny to partly cloudy. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond less than 20 min from the toll to 101 an oakland police officer is recovering in a hospital after he was (ácommercialá) (ácommercialá) the raiders used two of their three picks to beef up the defense.. first at number four.. they chose clelin furl.. defensive end outta in typical

(james) welcome back to the kron four morning news... with a check of weather and traffic... major hot spot in hayward sb 880 after 238 before a three le lane. jammed from 238 and backe dup ointo wb 580 out of castr valley stayed foggy yesterday and even more fog to start with some inland areas seeing it as well. temperatures are cool in the 50's and 60's with calm winds.today's temperatures won't peak quite as warm as they have been with skies still offering up plenty of afternoon sunshine and dry conditions. temperatures will still hold onto the 80's for some inland areas while towards the coast 60's and 70's will prevail.looking ahead at the next 7 days daytime high through the weekend and through next week. skies will range from mostly sunny to partly cloudy. now to our top story this morning... a daly city mother is looking for answers after her son came home from daycare with burns on his fingers. ( james ) the toddler was at "angeles maria's daycare" in san francisco's mission district. kron-4's michelle kingston has the story. (

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the one i want to get james back in here. reporting from the associated press is of the president in recent weeks had asked nielsen to close the ports of entry along the border and to stop accepting asylum seekers, which nielsen found ineffective and appropriate. yet, it was a 30-minute meeting that is being described as "cordial." and perhaps the president was determined to ask for her resignation. were they two ships passing in the night? >> james: if nielsen was pushing back on the idea of closing the border, good for her. melissa has obviously done a lot of reporting, more than a billion dollars a day of economic activity lost when you shut the border. we are talking here -- president trump has raised a good point. "let's have line order of the border." where he's wrong is where he's tweeting saying america is full. we are not full. we have a population growing at a historically low level, are under-18 population is actually shrinking. so the good people, the bad people separated law enforcement of the border. this is wha

james: any other questions? again, it appears that the issue of determining one's citizenship took priority over a constitutional obligation to get this correct. it is important we not do anything to undermine that count. last question. reporter: do you have any sympathy for people who think undocumented immigrants shouldn't be represented in congress? rep. maloney: the constitution says everyone should be counted, even if you are visiting the country, if you just got in the country. documentation is in many stages, you can be in the process of becoming a citizen over many years. the constitution clearly states, and that has been the principal 1740, that everyone should be counted. when you look at city services, you are providing services to people that need them. they need to be counted. you need to understand this and businesses need to see the trend where theand know country is going. it is very simple. we should count everyone. that is what every judge has said so far, what every statistician has said so fa

james let me bring them under then jovo to get a mandarin james response green new deal your loan remember i think we definitely need some kind of marshall plan. for fighting climate climate crisis it is an emergency. where i like this conversation is that science is giving us new information about the fact that the economic model that we're on is the wrong model because it is fossil fuel driven and so for me i don't think that is just a question of tinkering with the current economic model we actually have to look at alternatives and i don't believe that we don't have the know how and the knowledge as you say we can't tackle climate change as we tackle capital that's what i'm saying the whole process of economic development and how the west developed was an economic foundation that is actually hardwired to serve fuel at the explanation and expense of the planet and people and unfortunately the technology and some of the knowledge is sitting in the west and it's about power and it's about wealth and unless we see such a time when the west itself is being one heavily impacted on by climate

where's james? hi, james. please. [applause] mr. trump: thank you, james. a real hero. we're honored by your presence. thank you. tomorrow, the wounded warriors onstage with me will complete the final miles of their more than 30-mile soldier ride through maryland and virginia. on battlegrounds all over the world, these brave patriots risk their lives and shed their blood to defend our nation, our people, and our great american flag. nobody defends our country like those people -- representing all others -- but those people in the room today. a very, very special group. here at home, they've beaten back injury -- and illness, in some cases -- beyond anybody's wildest imagination, and persevered through pain, and adversity, and hardship. the word "comeback" -- greatest comeback -- but it's a word even beyond; it's just courage. pure and simple courage. their legacy of service is a gift to every single american. through their example, we witness the daily triumph of the human spirit and the unmatched valor of the american patriot. among our wounded warriors here today is 2

james: they were. you saw -- dod put out a report by someone named mike brown who had this defense innovation unit, he is the head of it. saying the chinese are trying to buy everything up. senator cornyn took action on that and the result was a reform of the committee on foreign investment regulations. we have pretty much blocked many of the major acquisitions. chinese investors are still there. it is a little surprising, but you will see other countries. they have investment arms that are investing. the issue under the current rules is, are you getting control, access to technology, or is it a passive investment? like you or i may make, we buy shares, we don't have control. the big acquisitions have been blocked. >> one of the things you wrote recently is once a nation installs huawei, it loses control of its national information infrastructure. james: there is a hilarious story that i think most people know about now about the chinese building as a gift the headquarters of the african union. do you

james: the question is this. the issue before the court is the enumeration clause and the administrative procedure act and whether or not this administration, the secretary was in violation of the administrative procedure act and the enumeration clause. based on the previous decision to put this question on the census form, he acted arbitrarily because all of the data and evidence, all of the reports, even his own staff indicated this citizenship question would undermine the count. we are concerned about undermining that count. two, there was no basis for adding this question. when doj, department of justice, wanted to meet with him to discuss the impact on the voting rights act, he refused to meet with them. as a result of that, we argued today very vociferously any citizenship question would clearly undermine the state of new york and other states that have a significant number of immigrants, in particular hispanic communities. reporter: why don't you just encourage people to go ahead and sign the census and ad

so brad up against james. what's your strategy? how do you beat james?ly, if i were going on the show right now, you know, for the first time, i'd play exactly the way he's playing. i would wear a tie, though. >> "jeopardy!" is a cultural icon. although people think of it as a super smart show, it's actually a veg accessible show for the average viewer because it's built in such a way there's always something on the show that you know. >> reporter: holzhauer seems to know a lot. his bets sometimes give viewers a glimpse into his personal life. the time he made sure the fine total added up to his daughter's birthday. >> 11/9/14 my daughter was born. i don't know if i'd call that superstition so much as it's a fun thing i wanted to do up there. >> joining us now is melissa holzhauer! >> reporter: passion for trivia shared by his wife, melissa holzhauer, competed on "who wants to be a millionaire?" >> your husband in the house, james, what's up? >> reporter: it doesn't appear her husband's ready to walk away from "jeopardy!" any time soon. >> and that is th

the fbi is a better place without james comey. he disgraced himself. and he undermined the agency that he was supposed to be in charge of. he made it a political operation and nothing could be more dangerous than that. >> in the totality of the 448-page report, there are a number of instances, one of which the president talks to the white house counsel and asks him

james longman joins us live tonight from sri lanka. and james, this evening, authorities are pointing to a local islamic extremist group for the attacks. bull as you reported, authorities were warned ten days before the attacks, and epeople all over the world are wondering, why wasn't there more security? >> reporter: people here are astounded at that, david, and authorities say this group must have had help from abroad, such was the level of sophistication and coordination of these attacks. it's possible they were inspired by isis, but the big question, was isis involved in carrying them out? david? >> james longman on the scene again tonight for us. james, thank you. >>> and back here at home now, and to a major new development in that murder history we have been reporting on here. two eighth grade girls killed while hiking two years ago. did one of them record the killer before she died? police just today releasing new video from one of the girl's phones, and a new sketch tonight and audio of a suspect. and the chilling moment today

just reunited when james started to fight trash talking his family. >>and i formally kept on the counter in case a burglar returned and not use only picked up he says because of james's threat. carter also claims the night ended not with james running down the street. but instead following the fight you wa to. >>leaving peacefully after 2 sides of one night that will have to be sorted out in court. there was on straight hans a reporting complicated james says due to shock. he waited several days before telling police about. >>what he says happened to him police say of carter's convicted he won't face a very long sentence. >>30 a big celebration in san francisco, this week and maybe you heard about it. how city officials are gearing up for 4 20. 2 parents who severely tortured their children for years now know their what their kids had to say to them before they were locked up for >>and to beat and tortured 12 of their children for years will spend the rest of their lives in prison. david and louise turpin were sentenced today in riverside county. the

i'm sorry a fulsome and i'm james fletcher that breaking news coming out of san francisco. it is that's hot spot that robin was talking about telling us about a motorcyclist who died in a crash on the bay bridge near the freeman street off-ramp right now officer birdie as is on the phone chp to tell us what happened good morning. >>so where is it true that you guys were pursuing this was this a chase or was this just an accident. >>yeah of the pursue and looks like a at approximately 7.35. this morning, e of ours chp more like officers attempted to make a stop on a motorcycle was traveling at a high rate of speed and we've also failing to display to a license plates. and it all occurred west on i 80 a meticulous just west of island. the mow cycle writer uh i don't feel to the import foreign ports installed buyer. and student sued. the pursuit continued west on i 80 on the bay bridge just east of fremont street when the mow cycle list involved in a solo collision. and there were no involved to our. however we dil have to shut down the number 1, 2, and the number 3 lanes. to

history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. 1900s,er: in the early james edward shepard founded a north carolina college in durham, which evolved into what is now north carolina central university. florida a&m professor reginald ellis is the author of "between washington and dubois: racial politics of james edward shepard." in this interview recorded at the annual american historical association meeting, he talked about shepard's involvement in education and politics. his impact on north carolina, and how he navigated the jim crow era. this is about 20 minutes. >> reginald ellis, professor at florida a&m university, let's talk about this gentleman, the racial politics of james edward shepard. who was he? >> dr. shepard was an individual who was born and raised of a father who was a prominent african-american minister in the state of north carolina, his parents were individuals who actually came out of the institution of slavery and ended up thriving as prominent african-americans in the state of north carolina. dr. shepard goes on to receive an advanced education at what's now c

where is james? hello. [applause]-- [applause] thank you, james, a real hero. we are honored by your presence. tomorrow, the wounded warriors on stage with me will complete the final miles of their more than 30 mile soldier ride through maryland and virginia. over battle group -- on battlegrounds, they risk their lives and shed their blood to defend our nation, people, and great american flag. nobody defends our country like those people representing all others, but those people in the room today. a very special group. here at home they have beaten back injury, illness, and in some cases beyond anybody's wildest imagination. and persevered through pain, adversity, and hardship. the word comeback, but it is a word beyond, it is clear -- courage pure and said will -- and simple. through their example, we witness the daily triumph of the human spirit, and the unmatched valor of the american patriot. among our wounded warriors here today is 23-year-old justin day. while clearing towns in afghanistan of terrorists fighters, in july he stepped on an ied. not good. si

james: yes.nventory build was related to brexit, but specifically related to the potential disruptive over a no deal brings exit.t -- no deal brexit but that has been postponed until october. the approach we will take with our bottlers will be centered around keeping that inventory on hand through to october, or at least until there is some clarity how and when brexit will occur. brexit, of a disruptive if there were problems in the ports at the u.k., and to other european countries, that is what we're protecting against. if that are risk were to disappear, then we could wind down that extra inventory. that is not happened yet, but we have to assume that it will keep until october. vonnie: you had a high dividend payout ratio. do you know what you might do instead, or if there would be better opportunities looking at acquisitions or internal investments? james: yeah. we have a high dividend coverage ratio, but our shareholders like our dividend. we are focused on having that continue to grow in t

[applause] and army vice chief of staff general james mcconville. james. thank you, james.applause] pres. trump: i also want to thank two great congressmen for being here. and if we had room, we would've had a lot more. phil roe and james baird. thank you very much. thank you, fellas. [applause] pres. trump: and they're having a good day. i'm having a good day, too. [laughter] pres. trump: it was called, "no collusion. no obstruction." [applause] pres. trump: there never was, by the way, and there never will be. and we do have to get to the bottom of these things, i will say. and this should never happen. i say this in front of my friends, wounded warriors. and i just call them "warriors," because we just shook hands, and they look great. they look so good and so beautiful. but i say it in front of my friends, this should never happen to another president again. this hoax, it should never happen to another president again. thank you. with us on stage today are the wounded warriors from the air force, the army, the navy, the coast guard, the national guard, and the marine co

holding a homemade buzzer. >> james? james? james. >> who is lovecraft? >> h.p.craft, you got it. >> reporter: james often writing in the names of his loved ones. >> you wrote down a little tribute to your grandmother. >> she moved from japan to help raise me and my brother. spoke barely any english, if anything at all. "jeopardy!" was on, if my dad wasn't home yet, she would watch it with me, even though she didn't understand a lick of it. and i promised her i'd some day she'd see me on the stage up here, so i hope wherever she is right now, she's looking down. >> i'm sure she is. and she's very, very proud. >> remembering his grandmother. the streak continues. thanks for watching on a wednesday night. eight people hit by a car and the victim with the worst injuries is a 13-year-old girl still in the hospital. we have two reporters in sunnyvale working all day to dig into why the man behind the wheel did what he did. >>> i'm spencer christian with a look at how hot it was today. including a record high. >>> sooty skies, the days are adding up. today experts sent

>> they've lost mike james. >> mike james was starting in the nfl. a childhood dream finally coming true. a dream born years ago in a small town in central florida by a young boy and his single mom. >> my mom was a huge football fan. >> i heard. i heard. >> huge, huge, huge. >> she used to chase you down the sidelines. >> oh yeah. huge. and i got into football through her. i mean, she put me in it. she knew i needed something to do with all the energy i had. >> and something to keep him out of the trouble that mike says landed his absent father in and out of prison. that trouble was drugs. >> drugs tore my family. you know? so i wanted to just play football, go to school, stay in my books, not get in any trouble. >> by senior year he was one of the nation's top high school running backs, offered a full scholarship to the university of miami, a known launching pad to the nfl. >> my mom, she was crazy excited. i mean, it was everything that i ever hoped for. it was everything i wanted, you know? >> and then, overnight, mike lost his biggest fan. his mo

james: >> enjoy. thank you very much. james: [applause] >> thank you all very much. great talk. we ask that you all would be safe going home and that you would join us again in the fall as we resume our public lecture series next year. thank you and have a safe drive home. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer 1: "american history .v" is on c-span3 every weekend there are archives on the website at c-span.org/history. you can watch classroom sites,s, tours of our archival films and view schedules of upcoming programs. >> before we move on to the supreme court, i want to see the 10 topics by which you really need to know and here we go, write them down. foundations, federalism, public participation, interest groups, campaigns and elections, congress, president and court. those are the big 10. the entire test follows those 10 topics. >> are you a student or parent the advanced placement government and polit

james harden 16 at the half.e you saw the warriors with all sorts of turn over problems. 13 at the half. eric gordon. can't leave him open and knocked down three. 53-53 at the break. a quick transition with authority off the chris paul mess. even though he had the hot hand, he feeds andre iguodala for the first start of the year. warriors after three and not stopping that from k the usual. you saw james harden with 44 seconds left. 30 seconds left. under 30 and steph against the big man. he hits and does a little shim. we are not done yet. warriors by and durant loses the ball. they think about doubling. he gets a three off. was that a foul? not called. rebound and out of bounds and paul is obsess and he got called for the technical and ejected from the game as the warriors survive game one. durant and harden both finished with 35 points. steph curry went for 18 points on only 3-10 shooting on threes. the warriors were able to survive that and game two at oracle. we will have game three of the series on abc 7. th

, when james threatened him and he says that james ended up leaving his apartment peacefully so what's the problem. >>seal is drawing a crowd in aquatic park in san francisco. it's they think one or 2 years old. the animal is molting which is when elephant seals lose a layer of their coat. the usually come ashore to mold. it's not common though for a pop to mold right on the busy location. once the molding is done then it should return to the water and resume forging. it could be on the beach for the next several days. i guess if you want to see it that the whole thing cordoned distane in monterey county marine mammal center volunteers were called out to carmel beach to rescue. >>a little seal pop. >>8 to 10 pounds. oh my it's it's a laundry basket. it was abandoned. than her mom was scared also she was the little pub was left alone. >>they have seen the number of these abandoned pups rise most of them is they say it's because of human interaction. >>the harbor seal moms can spoke really easily they're very shy. they don't like a lot of people of the other dogs or anything else from th

troy go ahead. >> caller: james and peter thank you for taking my call. regarding apollo one, did the astronaut suits fail? were they burned to death? and in addition, had he survived would he have been the first man on the moon? thank you. >> guest: if he would answer that, but also tell us what apollo one was. >> guest: apollo one, virgil and his crew, of ed white were scheduled to be the first crew of the first actual crew of apollo spacecraft in space. in january 1967. they were involved in which should've been a routine dress rehearsal to see if the power worked and unfortunately they were one 100% oxygen atmosphere which changed later of course in of anything we know what oxygen does to a fire. and there is a spark, lots of material that was flammable, they were dead within 30 seconds and unconscious within 30 seconds. dead within minutes. they suffocated. and they were burned, but that did not cause their death. a lot of people people thought he might've been the first man on the moon. there is a feeling of the first astronaut to be the first man o

national security state fueled the rise of al qaeda isis and donald trump also in washington we have james chatteris he's a former u.s. diplomat and former advisor to the u.s. senate republican leadership all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate where we're getting set up here i noticed you have your book can you just lift it up and show our audience here it's fresh off the press. and it. must have savagery i must say it must be a good book because i've already heard that you've been deeply formed during talk about your book so it must be good ok so that's already. indication to me that my viewer should go out and buy the book here all right let's get serious here max i haven't read your book but i've read a lot of commentary about it and watch some interviews on you tube including the interview you did with another media person it seems to me looking at your title and following a lot of your writing over the last few years is that really at the core of american foreign policy these days certainly post nine eleven is

holding a homemade buzzer. >> james? james?eporter: james often writing in the names of his loved ones. >> you wrote down a little tribute to your grandmother. >> she moved to help raise me and my brother. spoke barely any english, if anything at all. and i promised her i'd some day she'd see me on the stage up here, so i hope wherever she is right now, she's looking down. >> i'm sure she is. and she's very, very proud. >> remembering his grandmother. the streak continues. thanks for watching on a wednesday night. i'm david muir. good night. >>> police say this man, her to-year-old isaiah peoples, drove the car that plowed into a group of pedestrians. his mom said he was in a crash that triggered >> a witness reported peoples stated something similar to, thank you god. based on the evidence at the scene, it appears he intentionally ran over the pedestrians. >> abc7 news reporter chris has been following this story and is live in sunnyvale. >> reporter: we've been waiting to hear from law enforcement throughout the entire day. j

the heirs of james and john take a vote. it's unanimous.oing. >> all eight of us essentially said the same thing, nearly word for word, and with such a unanimity, there was just really no question that it was worth a shot. >> rj steer, grandson of john, great-grandson of james, gives up his career as an architect to head the operation. >> in the back of your mind, did you think to yourself, "okay, we'll take a shot, but it's not gonna be easy"? >> we are literally standing in one man's 50 years' of effort and creation, and it takes a lot to get up off the floor, dust yourself off, and find things that need improving and things that need ending. >> the may legacy will soon find itself being fulfilled by a fourth generation -- all of them united by these crazy, creepy-crawlies. >> you hear very commonly when a business owner dies his children start fighting about it, or they start selling it off right away or they run it into the ground. all of us are all totally invested in keeping the business going, keeping the museum open for people to en

has an issue a good policy to create instability go ahead james which makes you wonder doesn't it peter whether in fact it is unintentional as we were talking just before the program on the way to the studio this new recognition of the iranian revolutionary guard corps as a terrorist group and mr bolton warming the iranians not to use terrorists as a tool just to craft there's a little pot and kettle problem here as and i don't really think max for coming out with this so that the you know with all this talk about the war on terror for the last ten years and of course the war on drugs too it's just amazing how much the u.s. government and especially the cia have used jihadist groups with with with a lot some variation of ideology and of course this is usually in very close connection with the saudis and their money using these jihadist groups as well as criminal organizations involved in drug trafficking as are proxies in this not only goes back to the afghan war but we saw it again in bosnia in kosovo in libya and syria in chechnya where these groups are used to sexually in a foreign l

james landale, bbc news.erook at the day' news indians have voted in an election that is seen as a referendum on narendra modi. indians cast ballots in a 91 constituencies. seven-phase vote will continue until the 19th of may. michael avenatti, known for his battles with presint trump, as en charged with 36 counts of fraud and tax evasion and other financial crimes. he gained national attention for representing the adult-film st stormy daniels on hush money payments. it was arrested in new york -- na was arrested in new york on two separate cricomplaint filed by prosecutors in new york and california. in southern louisiana, the son of a local police deputy has been arrested in connection wite three at historically black churches. 21-year-old holden matthews has been charged with arson. nothorities are investigating the motive and havruled out the possibility of a hate crime. the british prime minister has been sending the six-month extension to brexit negotiated in brussels on wednesday. the u.k. was due to l

three men chained james byrd jr.a truck in june of 1998, dragging him nearly three miles on a rural road near the louisiana border. one of the killers, john william king, was put to death last night. he's the second person executed for the murder. king's family has created a foundation to fight racially motivated hate. >>> the fbi has joined the investigation into the california crash that left eight pedestrians injured. police in sunnyvale say isaiah peoples deliberately rammed his car into a crowd tuesday evening. his family says the 34-year-old is an army veteran. he faces eight counts of attempted murder. the victims included three children, one of them a 13-year-old girl in critical condition. police don't believe it was a terrorist act, but they say peoples showed no remorse. investigators are still determining a motive. >>> former homeland security chief kirstjen nielsen had apparently struggled in vain to prepare for russian interference in the upcoming 2020 election. sources say nielsen had been pushing the

james burford, bbc news.l aren't yet safe from the drop. this loose pass let rhys priestland in to score what proved to be the game's decisive try. bath are nowjust five points behind harlequins in fourth, the final play—off place. saracens kept up the pressure on leaders exeter with a bonus point comeback win against bottom side newcastle falcons. sarries are now closer to securing their top—four play—off place. wasps beat worcester 28—16. 0spreys have kept alive there pro 14 playoff hopes with a bonus point 31-14 playoff hopes with a bonus point 31—14 win over cheetahs in bloemfontein. centre cory allen scored their final try after full back dan evans found a gap in the cheetahs' defence. the victory also maintains their bid to make next season's european champions cup. let's have a look then at the other scores from today. connacht have narrowly beaten zebre. and scarlets currently beating at home to edinburgh, 12—0 in the first half. still to come on sportsday: (00v)we'll tell you about the football pitch

come backin as we sailed from china. james, come back ina as we sailed from china. james, come back inourite movies. back in a bit and talk to us about your favourite movieslj back in a bit and talk to us about your favourite movies. i cannot wait. james, thank you. still to come staying relevant with the times. we'll be hearing from a fashion brand which has managed to stand the test of time. you're with business live from bbc news. the housing market is stalling as brexit uncertainty hits the property sector — that's according to the royal institute of chartered surveyors. new instructions and sales have fallen as demand dries up which could lead to a fall in house prices. simon rubinsohn is the chief economist for the rics. talk is true what you're seeing in housing market. what we hear our buyers are more cautious and it's not surprising given the uncertainty given the state of the brexit negotiations and that's been a feature of the market over the last six months. buyers are cautious, sellers are holding back from putting property on the market so you have a bit of energy, not a

everybody, thank you for joining us at 04:00am on this friday april 19th i've james fletcher and kicking off the hour this morning as a check of weather and traffic with john trail and on the traffic front. we have rebecca strong joining us once again here on the morning team will get to her in a minute, but first that weather forecast more jobs and good morning to you as well james we had some fog streaming in through the golden gate last night so there's a lot of neighborhoods we may be hearing that fog horn and miranda or san francisco, this morning you can see the golden gates sticking up through that fog early on today. >>and you're not going to see it's super intrusive really just hovering up and down the coast and into the core of the bad times possibly affecting your bridge travel at times during the morning overall visibility should remain pretty good especially inland and under that good visibility and these clear skies you can expect temperatures to boost yet again today not quite as warm as they did yesterday but still warmer than average. clear skies on satellite and radar i

james walked into the crucible a qualifier, and left today with a piece of history.thing, it's perfect. achieved perfection this was an imperfect ronnie o'sullivan, when we had not come to recognise even without the drastic overnight haircut, nice, followed by another one, and then another one, he struggled to stay awake, james moves closer and overnight lead extended from 5—4 five. then what the assale then fans wa nt to five. then what the assale then fans want to see, the temperatures started to look like one and ronnie started to look like one and ronnie started to look like one and ronnie started to look like ronnie again 8-5 started to look like ronnie again 8—5 became eight and the rocket on a roll. james capitalise into the frame and showed all the coolness of the season proud to see out the match and send them out of sorts favoured home at the stage for the fourth time in 20 —— 27 this is to shut build. i feelvery fourth time in 20 —— 27 this is to shut build. i feel very happy my legs are shattered, i feel drained i feel like i've no energy but you have to