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. >> along with the legendary conductor, john philip sousa. what was his role? >> to be the leader. including his own composition from time to time. stars and stripes forever being the most well-known as well as a variety of popular music. >> as you were describing to harrison's walking out, i can envision our current president walking out with grandchildren. history and tradition really continues. >> absolutely and that is the beauty of the easter egg roll. it's one of the oldest and most deeply loved traditions. not just at the white house, but in all of washington. the more things change, the more they stay the same. >> presidents who have had children, you tell a number of stories along the way of children being involved. what are some of your favorite presidential children or grandchildren stories? >> i very much love this story of president carter and his -- both his children and his grandchildren being there when they brought in animals for the easter egg roll. it wasn't -- there were bunnies, but it was also they brought in, among other things, an enormous steer and that was

position is not in doubt throughout the season and the team's position was also consolidated once john philip meditators scored off to just thirty six seconds against just above surely now they guarantee top flight football next season. newly promoted just a safe anyway but my game of it when dodie crazy legs look at back you know equalized in the nineteenth minute. the home side once in the three points only to concede a penalty for handful just before the half hour mark but this time looking back you know hit the post at this point it wasn't just the way coach for eight hundred phone calls suspecting that the next side to school would win and the next man to score was the best man on the pitch carrying on izzy was midway through the second half. and to put the result and months his survival beyond doubt the twenty one year old might take maybe three one. for a club of meit's his size avoiding relegation is like winning a trophy and some of the fans t. shirts showed. congrats all rounds. what makes coaches lame ducks. things haven't gone swimmingly for shelter since hoop stay vince replaced

we are back with abby philip, john avlon, david gregory and laura coates.y pelosi and chuck schumer's statement now. they say attorney general barr's partisan handling including his r march 24 summary letter, his irresponsible testimony before congress and his indefensible plan to spin the report in a press conference this morning hours before he allows the ub li -- public or congress to see it have resulted in a crisis of nonconfidence in his independence and impartiality. we believe the only way to begin restoring public trust in that andle ing of the special counsel's investigation is for special counsel mueller himself to provide public testimony in the house and senate as soon as possible. we know robert mueller and his team have declined to be at the press conference. i'm not sure what we should read into that this morning. can and should robert mueller -- is there a reason robert mueller won't go in front of congress to answer the questions? >> the only thing is whether it will be a productive conversation. if he's going to stone wall by reference of

among those taking part will be the chancellor, philip hammond, and his labour shadow, john mcdonnellnorman smith, is in westminster. norman, i think i have asked you this before, but these talks have been rumbling on for a while, any sign they are making any progress? to be honest they do feel a bit like a bunch of people trying to walk up a bunch of people trying to walk up a down escalator with nobody getting anywhere very fast and a real danger they all end up back at the bottom ina they all end up back at the bottom in a crumpled heap blaming one another. why? yes the talks have been going on for five weeks and they have not broken up in acrimony yet. yes, both sides say they are treating them seriously and there's not a huge gulf betweenjeremy corbyn‘s vision of staying in some sort of customs union and theresa may's plans for some sort of customs arrangement but the problem is one of party management. neither party can doa of party management. neither party can do a deal because of the backlash they would face from their own parties. jeremy corbyn from his remain supporting gra

among those taking part will be the chancellor philip hammond this and his labour shadow, john mcdonnell facing more pressure to commit his party to a referendum on any brexit deal. heavy rains and winds continue in northern mozambique in the wake of cyclone kenneth. floodwaters are rising and rescue workers are struggling to reach remote areas. up to two metres of rain are expected in the coastal town of pemba. five people have been confirmed to have died but that figure is expected to rise. in tripoli, house—to—house battles have dominated weekend clashes between libya's government forces and troops loyal to commander khalifa haftar. his libyan national army, which is allied to a rival administration in eastern libya, mounted an offensive on tripoli three weeks ago, but has failed to breach defences in the south of the city. a 120 million eligible voters in india have an opportunity to cast their ballots in the staggered general elections. monday marks the fourth phase of polling. electoral contests will be decided in seventy two parliamentary constituencies, across nine different stat

philip. yeah i rather suspect you're talking about john bolton and mike pompei oh yeah. you know i think the issue is here yeah i think the issue is here that that they've managed to get the president's year in a very real way the president has a business head he doesn't know anything about diplomacy he doesn't know anything about foreign policy doesn't know anything about iran or russia as the fact is i think that these people have convinced the president using his business head that if you pull.

people in the administration and you know who i'm talking about go ahead philip you know i rather suspect you're talking about john bolton and mike pompei yeah there you go you know i think the issue is here yeah i think the issue is here that that they've managed to get the presidency ear in a very real way the president has a business head he doesn't know anything about diplomacy he doesn't know anything about foreign policy doesn't know anything about iran or russia and the fact is i think that these people have convinced the president using his business head that if you put enough pressure on these people backed up by the military they will inevitably back down and this is probably something that trump believes to be true i don't think that anyone other than maybe bolton really expect that there's going to be a war but they think i. am quite sure that what will happen is that the other side will back down and in the case of iran iran will break up in the civil war and this is what they would like to see ok michael is it stay with the rand here designating the revolutionary guards as a terrorist organization th

among those taking part will be the chancellor, philip hammond and labour's shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell to commit his party to a referendum on any brexit deal. spain's socialist prime minister is hoping to form a new coalition government following the country's general election — which also saw a breakthrough by the far right. pedro sanchez will need the support of other parties after failing to win a majority. the right wing, vox party, has won 2a seats. it's the first time a far right party has entered parliament since the end of military rule in the 19705. emergency measures, banning sri lankans from covering theirfaces in public areas, have come into force. the country's president said the decision was in response to the easter sunday bomb attacks that killed at least 250 people. an announcement said people's faces should be fully visible to allow identification — though the niqab and burka worn by muslim women were not mentioned specifically. prison governors are being urged to wear a uniform, similar to that of prison officers, in an effort to restore control and order to jails in

john so's recent activities has come under the spotlight coming under. as fee news revealed the bbc north america editor addressed the executive of the tobacco giant philip. health charities and anti—smoking campaigners were not impressed. and nor was clear san brooke, who tweeted. .. and lance dyer wonder... jon sopel declined to respond to bus feet and a bbc spokesperson declined to say how much he had been paid... thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs, or even appear on the programme, do e—mail news watch... you can find us on twitter... you can call us on... and you have a look at previous interviews and discussions on our website,... that's all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. good evening. this time last week, it was all about the sunshine and the warmth that we got to look forward to across easter weekend. well, today, we have seen some sunshine. in fact, it's been a glorious day across the highlands, scotland — as you can see from lochnessmonster. but for most of us, the cloud arrived and it brought some rain wit

among those taking part will be the chancellor, philip hammond, and labour's shadow chancellor, john pressure to commit his party to a referendum on any brexit deal. earlier, our assistant political editor, norman smith, spoke to me about whether these brexit talks will end the political deadlock. we just seem to be drifting rather aimlessly at westminster, with no one really clear how on earth brexit is going to be resolved, when mrs may is going to bring back her brexit deal, if there will be any breakthrough in the talks. although both sides say they are approaching the talks seriously and they have been productive, are we any closer to a breakthrough? i don't think so, because although the difference between mrs may and jeremy corbyn is not vast — mr corbyn wants a permanent customs union, mrs may is talking about a customs arrangement if there can be no other way of avoiding a hard border — the bottom line is for both leaders, the party management issues of doing a deal appear insurmountable. for mr corbyn, he would risk an uprising amongst his remain—supporting grassroots if he

mp, running for the brexit party in the european elections next month, and john mcdonnell, shadow chancellor and chancellor philipf you are at the wrong angle and somebody opens it from the other side, you cannot help but fall into the room. my dignity was on the floor as well as the rest of me. thank you for that beautiful insight into the job of a political correspondent! chris mason. dignity has to be put aside. sean's talking the business of fashion this morning and we've had some updates today from two of our big clothes retail brands. primark and boohoo, anybody who does a bit of shopping will have heard of them. both of them have managed to get more sales, make a lot more profits. primark have done it more by building more retail space around the uk, but even shops that were open a year ago in the uk, they have seen open a year ago in the uk, they have seen sales increase by 0.6%, like for like sales. boohoo, they have seen a for like sales. boohoo, they have seen a huge amount of sales increase in the uk, nearly 40% increase in revenues, their profits up nearly 50%, going great guns, and a lot of that com

john? >>> democrats are grappling with the next move after the mueller report. at least two democratic presidential hopefuls are calling for impeachment. saab abby philip is live at the white house with the latest. >> reporter: president trump turned his anger to the testimony of those contributing to the second portion of the mueller report. democrats are grappling with the idea that they may need to begin impeachment proceedings against president trump. house speaker nancy pelosi scheduling a conference call with the democratic caucus today insisting congress won't be silent after a redacted version of the special counsel's. report was released last week. house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff said the caucus will weigh the option of impeachment over the coming weeks. >> we have to decide the best thing for the country. is the best thing for the country to take up an impeachment proceeding or is it in the best interest of the country not to take up impeachment we know won't be successful because the republican leadership won't do its duty. >> reporter: jerry nadler saying he wants to hear mueller testify first. >> if proving some of this w

philip morris international. thank you. >> fascinating actually the transitions going on in that business. >>> talking about transitions, let's send it over to johnppening on "squawk alley." >> reporter: good morning. top ranked apple analyst got a big report out about apple's potential in health care. we'll dig into tt thhawi her coming up on "squawk alley." >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." stocks moving to the downside this morning with most sectors in the s&p 500 trading in red as you can see there. one notable outperformer though is energy led by big oil names including contra resources and conocophillip. those companies following the move higher in oil with west texas crude hitting its highest level since october, up 1.5% today so far. i'll send it back downtown to you guys at the new york stock exchange. >> okay. thank you, eric. >>> what's nice is we have five shows to go this week. it's only the beginning of the week. >> this is the first show of the last trading hour of the day. >> yes. >> it will be at 3:00, of course, when you bring us the "closing bell." so what is the highlight or highlights >> it's a very exciting show, t

the negotiating teams will be joined by chancellor philip hammond and shadow chancellor john mcdonnellg the prime minister to seek an extension to article 50 passed into law, it means a minister must come to the commons this afternoon with a motion pledging to request a brexit delay. we will reflect on all of those strands in a moment but let's begin with corresponding tojenny hill in berlin. we saw the images of angela merkel and theresa may greeting one another, what can mrs merkel offered theresa may, because the ball is very much in the eu's court. it is, but let me begin by explaining that the pictures you see of the two leaders greeting one another were taken a few minutes after what the german press are referring to as theresa may's begging tour got off toa theresa may's begging tour got off to a rather awkward start when mrs mae first arrived at the chancellery, normally angela merkel would be waiting on the red carpet to greater but instead mrs may stepped out of the car to an empty red carpet and mrs merkel nowhere to be seen. mrs may was forced to walk up be seen. mrs may wa