juliet: a little mixed in asian markets. upside in china, but the stronger yen weighed on the nikkei, down 0.6% on the close. some weakness in the indonesian market, and watching india with the polls expected to come through. i want to show you the currency board, where most of the action has been today. australian unemployment going up to 5.2% in april, showing the aussie dollar hitting a fresh four month low, one of the worst-performing g10 currencies, tied with the kiwi today. you have also seen yields in

i am going to say it is juliet. revein oakland.he hall of famer jason kidd partnered with the city to a newly renovated gym and room. a fully furnished computer lab. the project aimed at bringing youth together and boosting opportunities is personal. >> being from oakland and giving back not just money but time and i want to see the next player. >> his own childhood memories at a different center makes him want to give other children the same chance to drive. >>> one of the first stories i ever did. st. joseph's. i did a couple of playoff games. the big story this hour is high drama affecting the outcome of the 145th running of the kentucky derby and a 65-one shot to win. >>> the first a saturday in may is always there a bed racing up top and this time, 35 years of doing this i thought i seen it off but then the 154 running of the kentucky derby. even before the call it was raining. the mile and a quarter/was sloppy. here is what we saw to the untrained eye. >> maximum security wins the kentucky derby. >> it looked like a wire to w

and good to have you with us, juliet. we are starting off the morning with low clouds. enjoy the sunshine in the afternoon. if you're heading out the door for work or school, looking at morning low clouds, breezy and cool. we'll have that clearing as we head through the afternoon. so mostly sunny and seasonal daytime highs. and today, the start of a warming trend for us. as we go through the next several days, we are starting to heat up with temps in the 80s inland later this week. microclimate forecast on the coast. for the bay, mid- to upper 60s. and locations topping out in the upper 70s later on today. i'll let you know the warmest days coming up this week. >> it looks a whole lot different there this morning than it does this morning. it is back to the usual grind this morning. so far, all are in the green but won't hold out long. it's 4:30. highway 4 is going to take you about half an hour. and just under 40 minutes on 101 from san jose to the north bay. taking a live look at the bridge now. starting to back up. fast lanes in the middle look pretty darn good. but

everything and it can do anything they can dress up like a dance soloist and sergei prokofiev romeo and juliet. 6 or like a string instrument in order to play bass. more even like a singer from one way to fires can see honest people out. 2 as i mean it was invented because by the middle of the 19th century everything already existed there was symphony orchestra's there was opera and then suddenly there was this instrument that had a whole family soprano tenor baritone and so on so what do you do with it people try dressing it up to sound like an oboe a clarinet a trumpet like string instruments like singing and that's how this kind of carnival mood came about. carnival is also the title of a tale of us most recent album for which the 29 year old had opera arias and a ballet transcribed for her instrument that kind of experimentation is a hallmark of her work. in 2016 she won the eco classic award as best newcomer for her past transcriptions which convinced even purists of the versatility of the instrument. it was her father who originally wanted to learn the saxophone but then his highly talen

frequently adulterated and is destroying their livelihoods to be supported by senegalese politician juliet 8. we have enough problems in africa without having more public health issues added to them and then there's the problem that european policies with subsidies over production and many other things basically creating dumping african countries shouldn't have to accept this exploitation. that's right that's what he said. senegal is one of the least developed countries in the world and it's heavily dependent on the e.u. as a trading partner. under the everything but arms agreement senegal can export fish for example to e.u. countries base quota free and duty free. and this is something the e.u. wants more african nations to benefit from in future it says the agreement encourages trade and investment which will in turn help fight poverty but so far the e.u. has only one regional agreement with southern african states and transition agreements with a series of others including ivory coast gonna madagascar and zimbabwe but talks about further partnership agreements are proving tricky the e.u

juliet? >> we like to hear that. it's not just cars going electric. cal train is giving up its gas guzzlers for slick new electric trains. they're under construction now in salt lake city. they will replace most of the old diesel fleet. and have more storage for your stuff. they'll run at same speed as the current trains. but the news says it will have better trip times, stopping and starting. >>> your uber and lyft rides could get cheaper in the next district attorney cade. as -- dede. they are estimating the future of ride hailing in new york city. and their conclusion points to a $2.2 trillion robotaxi riders. for consumers, it could mean the rides could drop significantly and become cheaper than a metro ticket. that's good news for uber and lyft which are in the red. >>> trail brothers, which specializes at therapy horses opened at gibson ranch. the business offers veterans a unique way to work through trauma. and it all started when one veteran came home from a tour of duty. >> came back from afghanistan. like i said, i lost my identity. and i st

. >> reporter: they are, it is called the better market street , juliet is in the works right now but protesters say market street is just a mess with vehicles stopping different places, they say the city should act immediately. >> during rush hour at market and montgomery street, protesters are holding big signs and talking the talk. >> we are here today to call on the city to say no cars on market. >> reporter: a coalition of pedestrian safety, bicycle, and public transit advocates woalon crosswalk blocking cars from turning onto market street. they say private vehicles should be banned for public safety. >> it seems like they stop it random places with no warning just to pick up and drop off people, especially lift or erber. >> reporter: the protesters acknowledge the city has already implement a pilot project which bans cards on one stretch. and san francisco's better market street project made up of multiple agencies has called for only allowing access for meanies, taxes, delivery trucks and bicycles. protesters say the city should work immediately, not wait for approval. especia

back to you juliet. >>> the rain didn't stop people from taking advantage of the contra costa county fair. in antioch people went on rides, took their kids on the train and indulged in classic fair treats. they came prepared when the weather took a turn. >> they have a lot of energies and i don't mind the rain. >> we all have ponchos in the car so we're going to get our ponchos on and if they don't shut us down we will be here. >> the rain put a hitch in some plants. cars at the antioch speedway were canceled. the fair runs through tomorrow night at the fairgrounds. >>> fema has approved disaster aid for parts of northern california pummeled by bad storms in late february. many includes public assistance for 17 counties including a few in the north bay. it will cover repair and replacement of facilities damaged by floods or mudslides. the approval today also includes a hazard mitigation grant program that is supposed to cut down on longer-term risks from acts of nature. fema has not disclosed the dollar amounts. >>> we have new details on the story we told you about earlier this mont

juliet i want to ask you about your opinion on this because if you've got the central news agency in korea saying this was a strike drill and saying that kim jong-un personally oversaw this, in your opinion, based on what we know, do any of these seem to be missiles that might have been launched and, if so, how does that change the game, if at all? >> just from public reporting it doesn't seem like they are missiles that this was just a provocation, a sort of an alarm bell from north korea, you know, call it a projectile, all call it what you will, but it was not a long-range missile test and not anything that was immediately threatening to allies or neighbors of north korea. so then if you just view it as a sort of kim wanting to sort of get donald trump to pay attention, then the question is whether the strategy that donald trump has used to get to the consistent and common goal of dend denuclearization a strategy that was transactional but between the two men, we are friends, what you read in the tweet, whether it's working, and i think it's just safe to say right now that that ap

. >> like some romeo and juliet story. >> in the middle of the night, you heard a noise. >> tonight, we're taking you inside the investigation to catch the killer. the case in court. >> so you two now offer to help the police in a sting operation. >> cam are era is right on the f the key phone. set it on the couch. >> i'm trusts you guys with my life. >> shot in the dark. >> reporter: it's friday night. the lights, the band. and everyone's decked out in red and black rooting for the central high bobcats of knoxville. >> knoxville is a rural community. there's a lot of mountain folks around here. >> reporter: though deep in the heart of the bible belt, here football is religion. >> fridays, everybody's excited at school to see how well we do. it's what our school revolves around. so it's exciting. >> reporter: but no one supports the bobcats quite like the cheerleaders. >> go bobcats! >> reporter: and in the fall of 2014, there was a new girl whose spirit was sparkling. 14-year-old freshman emma walker. >> emma really took cheerleading seriously. she really loved doing it. you know, i

juliet kayam and harry sandex. let me start with you mcgahn, he's central.locking him is a major thing. >> absolutely. if congress is going to do a meaningful investigation to take a look at what is in the mueller report and then try to bring it to life through hearings, through oversight to consider whether legislation has to be passed, to consider whether impeachment or censure is an appropriate sanction in light of the findings in the mueller report, they need to hear from the witnesses themselves. they weren't allowed to sit in on those interviews and it's totally reasonable that they would think they should have the opportunity to call him. >> so, you know, just to make the point about mcgahn, he was involved with so many things. so, ryan, in the mueller report mueller is directly quoted, two of them specifically, when mcgahn said trump told him to fire mueller. on the first call he said, quote, you've got to do this. you've got to call rod, i.e., rosenstein. on the second call mcgahn says trump says call rod, tell him mueller has conflicts and can't be

in oakley, juliet goodrich, kpix 5. >>> dublin had a change of heart. the city is expected to fly the rainbow flag after all. the city council decided against it last week, is working backlash around the bay. the mayor and the city councilman have reportedly changed their minds and will hold a new vote on tuesday to make the final call. stacked in nearby antioch, they will hold off on flying the flag and declaring an official pride month. the residents are also divided. >> parents pay attention, study found that suicide on television can push teenagers toward tragedy. this is called suicide contagion. a study published, found that tv shows like 13 reasons why, can have a tragic influence. >> reporter: they found a 13.3 and increase after his shows release, especially amongst girls. the mental health experts say parents need to talk with their teenagers whenever suicide comes up. eers nt to itththe rentmay ou after >> if you hear of a suicide in the media, the celebrity that your teenager knows of or a friend of a friend, if they made a suicide attempt,

sanctions poorly domi improves it juliet's lomie you don't we will stop selling two items as of today we will need this so and boost your in him no will be so a heavy water from today on to be a ton of it will all be. kids out of fish ass ruse we have informed the of the parties that if within the next sixty days britain france germany russia and china return to the negotiating table we will talk to them and reach a conclusion and if our main benefits especially oil sales and banking relations is served we will go back to the beginning point. while the u.k. france and germany who are part of that agreement have one tehran against further escalation to avoid renewed sanctions russia and china who are also in the deal are blaming washington for forcing iran's hand. there is little discourse a situation caused by the united states create major difficulties both for the film and of the deal participants obligations of this republic of iran and for did nonproliferation regime in general we expect our colleagues first of all the european ones who volunteered to find a solution to the proble

is underway after two buses collided before 7 o'clock this morning it happened near the alameda on juliet street. police say that 13 people were injured and ted were taken to the hospital but they will all be okay. alcohol and drugs do not appear to be a factor in the crash. >>> in alameda county, a two- car crash blocked a busy intersection in oakland and topper five over the scene at 98 and macarthur. one of the cars did end up on its roof. it happened just before 11 am. no word on whether anyone was seriously hurt. >>> a body found at a beach in half moon bay has now been identified as a high school football player who was swept out to sea. the body was discovered on sunday morning, 10 days after 18-year-old was out boogie boarding with his friends and he fell off his board and was later seen unresponsive in the rough surf. he was a standout player at hayward high school and had won a scholarship to play football at the university of wyoming.>>> i'm elizabeth cook, chaos and venezuela as the opposition leader called for a military uprising. in another attempt to overthrow president nic

mexican ballet dancer and lisa was awarded the 2911 want in advance for her performance in romeo and juliet financial wattle look berlin opera feeling. during a recent visit to mexico city you'll said she dedicates the prize to the mexican people don't know and you know i want this award to be meaningful for the country in the sense that it can serve to inspire young girls and boys to achieve anything . at 38 years old get of you is the 1st mexican woman to receive the prestigious award the director of mexico's national dance company. says this award will mean more young people will be taking a serious interest in ballet. influence ilesa is having on new generations is strong i expect the impact this will have even in the short term will be to elevate ballet in mexico. as a cultural ambassador for mexico is acutely aware of the many challenges facing her home country from extreme poverty to widespread insecurity she told us that investment in the arts can serve as a great defense against violence. i believe that if a child holds a violin or a paintbrush they will never hold a weapon it's im

ballet dancer at least was awarded the 2900 people want in advance for her performance in romeo and juliet financial wattle for the berlin opera feeling that was during a recent visit to mexico city you said she dedicates the prize to the mexican people don't know. i want this award to be meaningful for the country in the sense that it can serve to inspire young girls and boys to achieve anything. at 38 years old got to use the 1st mexican woman to receive the prestigious award. the director of mexico's national dance company. says this award will mean more young people will be taking a serious interest in ballet. influence ilesa is having on a new generations is strong i expect the impact this will have even in the short term will be to elevate ballet in mexico. as a cultural ambassador for mexico got to deal is acutely aware of the many challenges facing her home country from extreme poverty to widespread insecurity she told us that investment in the arts can serve as a great defense against violence. i believe that if a child holds a violin or a paintbrush they will never hold a weapon

and good to have you with us, juliet. we are starting off the morning with low clouds.ne in the afternoon. if you're heading out the door for work or school, looking at morning low clouds, breezy and cool. we'll have that clearing as we head through the afternoon. so mostly sunny and seasonal daytime highs. and today, the start of a warming trend for us. as we go through the next several days, we are starting to heat up with temps in the 80s inland later this week. microclimate forecast on the coast. for the bay, mid- to upper 60s. and locations topping out in the upper 70s later on today. i'll let you know the warmest days coming up this week. >> it looks a whole lot different there this morning than it

ballet dancer and lisa was awarded the 2900 people in want in advance for her performance in romeo and juliet financial the model for the berlin opera feeling that was during a recent visit to mexico city real said she dedicates the prize to the mexican people don't know but i want this award to be meaningful for the country in the sense that it can serve to inspire young girls and boys to achieve anything. at 38 years old get of you is the 1st mexican woman to receive the prestigious award. the director of mexico's national dance company. says this award will mean more young people will be taking a serious interest in ballet. influence is having on new generations is strong i expect the impact this will have even in the short term will be to elevate ballet in mexico. as a cultural ambassador for mexico got real is acutely aware of the many challenges facing her home country from extreme poverty to widespread insecurity she told that investment in the arts can serve as a great defense against violence. i believe that if a child cults a violin or a paintbrush they will never hold a weapon it's

experience of germany as but in the united states you see no this big upsurge of new cigarettes or julietin recent studies suggest that there would be as much as 30 percent of high school students are using joy on an everyday basis so if you have any evidence that it sticks and we see that there is a very large increase in the amount of smoking a lot of use of tobacco products it is within this country we have the american heart want to do go through what is a nicotine ending but i think they're especially in terms of kids they're more kids using nicotine now than they were how will be attending years ago yes and even from 2017 to 2018 there was a 78 percent jump in the number of high schoolers in the united states using east cigarettes and this is changing rapidly because the products are changing their appeal is changing and so it's hard to predict what the future users of the cigarettes are how many there will be all right very important message there on world no tobacco day doctors irony but not r. and alex carl joining us from louisville thank you both so very much thank you. well th

juliet what'ss t the atmosphere like wherere you are. well we just came from t the protesters to add a little while ago andd indeed therere are thousands of people there pourining ioo the side of the st anand they starteted g gatherine in the capitalal khartoum add ts afternoon -- taking shiftss protesteters were takingg shift- to y you stay out of the heatt n order to be able to stay out there all night so as you said the sudanese prossionals associciation one off the organinizations -- behind thehel of this year and behinind these negotiations with the mililitary cacall for people to turn out -- called for a million man march today and certainly whahat we've seen here e in khartoum if peope heeded that call thehere's a rel sense of urgency -- to o contine pressuring the military to handd over power to civilians and i think t the protestors b believe that they'y're only sorort of leverage to o that and is s to w that they can s still -- takakeo thee streets in large n numbers which they certatainly didid ear today and they're continuing

also juliet cayenne. good evening to boegts of you.rs all about the mysterious trump/putin meeting which took place in hamburg, germany. and here's how a foreign affairs aid describes it. we spent a lot of time talking about how putin sees every opportunity to push what he wanted. there was a discrepancy in preparation and created an unequal footing. this is from the "washington post." how dangerous is that? >> riltser very dangerous. and this leads to big questions about a separate meeting in helsinki ewhen trump and putin met alone. the house trying to get access to notes from that meeting and speak to the translators. so it's a bad sign. this is where the trump goes in and he's going to wing it, use his instincts. it did not go well according to rex tillerson. >> according to a russian scholar. he said the hamburg meeting sounds like it was one of putin's wildest dreemgs. a free-wheeling back bathroom style conversation with a u.s. president. >> absolutely. putin was head of the intelligence agency. he knows how to play people and e

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. >> i got the ask you this, juliet. these new documents also showed that flynn told the special counsel that he was among a select few people who heard statements among senior campaign officials about wikileaks. here is what the memo said. michael flynn recalled conversations with senior campaign officials after the release of the podesta emails during which the prospect of reaching out to wikileaks was discussed. so senior campaign officials talking about directly reaching out to wikileaks, that seems pretty big, no? >> yeah, it does. and their desire to at least guide wikileaks is, you know, it may not rise to collusion. it's just part of this narrative that this was a campaign that was willing to accept and in some instances guide the russians, wikileaks being a tool of russian intelligence, towards undermining at the very least hillary clinton. see, the unresolved question on the chronology at this stage is how did wikileaks know to essentially begin to release the emails the day that thor to break on statements abo

her name was juliet. i have laid on the cold examination table w while the doctor desperately looked for a heartbeat. i have been escorted out the back door of my physician's office so as to not upset the other pregnant women in the waiting area. my grief on full display and uncontainable. i have been on my knees time after time in prayer to my god about my losses. i have loved each and every single one of those potential lives, and my husband and i have grieved each passing. but no matatter my fate, my belief, my losses, i have never, ever straight from the basic principle that each woman, each woman must be able to make her decisions in consultation with her god anand her fafamily. it is not for the government or the men of this chamber to insert itself in the most personal, private, and wrenching decisions that make every single day. and that is not some happy statement that has been focus grouped. that is the reality of our lives. let me be clear. if you shihirk the most basicic dutieses you have to p

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juliet: a little mixed in asian markets.but the stronger yen weighed on the nikkei, down 0.6% on the close. some weakness in the indonesian market, and watching india with the polls expected to come through. i want to show you the currency board, where most of the action has been today. australian unemployment going up to 5.2% in april, showing the aussie dollar hitting a fresh four month low, one of the worst-performing g10 currencies, tied with the kiwi today. you have also seen yields in australia falling. watching closely what's happening with offshore yuan, a little weaker against the greenback after some studying -- steadying. interestingly we are seeing the yuan weakening against all other peers for a record 12 session in a row. manus? manus: juliette saly, on the money as ever in our singapore studio. let's bring in our guest host, r, managinguelle director for asset allocation at goldman sachs. thank you for giving us your time. we were supposed to go with trade. but burberry is doing a share buyback and sony is doi

. >> juliet here in singapore.urther from the r.b.i., and what does that mean for the rupee? it looks like the rupee could catch a leg up, too. clearly this monetary -- the consumer inflation in india is well within the r.b.i. tolerance. it has not been showing any murky signs. slowdowneing a global and bond deals have been aceding and obviously we have strong political mandate. combination makes a and i'mle expectation not sure 100% that we would be able to see a rate cut. the conditions are right to talk darvish to ensure there is more transmission from the banking system to the real economy. and more importantly, get a lifeline which are choked for liquidity and are not able to lend meaningfully. >> lakshmi, what about the valuations in the equity market? they are holding at these record highs, but you still have a lot of geopolitical tensions, these volatile oil prices. prices on the sensex -- are they too high or do they continue to ratchet up? >> i think emerging markets in general have commanded higher premi

her name was juliet. my experience wasn't about abortion. but it is what's at stake here. >> joining me right now is georgia state senator jen jurden. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i do want you to weigh in first about the hollywood ban. it employs tens of thousands of people right there in your state, a $60 billion industry, as we mentioned. will it have an impact on this legislation? >> look, i think that hollywood doesn't need to pull out. what hollywood needs to do is they need to stay here and they need to help us with this fight. they have, they've invested millions and millions of dollars in terms of infrastructure here, in terms of building various studios and kind of growing the industry here. and like the reporter said, it's over $2 billion alone that, you know, has resulted in good revenue and good jobs to the state of georgia. and so when we have a law like this that's going to hurt all people, all georgians here, and specifically women, we don't need them to leave, we need them to stay here, pa

ella es juliet baires que se graduÓ de la universidad san francisco. los diseÑos creados por otra latina que comenzÓ a diseÑar birrete es para ayudar a sus compaÑeros. >> me da tanto gusto sÓlido proceso de hacerlos con estudiantes. es a lo que es tan bonito porque no estÁn contando de sus familiares, de todos sus esfuerzos en la escuela y de todo el orgullo que ellos sienten de haber terminado esta Época de su vida. ya van como tres aÑos que lo he hecho. quÉ he hecho mÁs de 100 o de 150 birretes. uno de mis favoritos es este: cuando me vean volar, recuerden que ustedes me pintaron las alas. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ carlos: quÉ bonito. reportera: nada mÁs bonito que dedicarle el triunfo a los que te han ayudado en este proceso. hay que recalcar que no son los Únicos inmigrantes que han llevado este mensaje, una chica de ohio ha creado este cÓdigo en pantalla. carlos: vamos a hacerlo en cÁmara. colocas tu cámara fotogrÁfica y te aparece el link inmediatamente. reportera: allÍ te saliÓ, lo acabo de ver. carlos: lo hicimos 20 veces y funcionÓ, pero ahora no quie

ana: tambiÉn el juliet cumple una nito. chef: nicolÁs alexander cumple dos aÑos. en la ♪lfombra roja. sino un estreno en nuestro backyard. ♪ life's rich. ritz. ♪ ♪ karla:hace minutos, hablÁbamos de la belleza integral y de cÓmo mantener un cuerpo balanceado. le damos la bienvenida a la autora del libro " yo soy Único e irrepetible". traes una caja, bolsas, montÓn de cosas. bienvenida. a veces pasamos por momentos difÍciles como un divorcio o un cambio drÁstico en nuestra vida. a veces por cualquier razÓnse nos hace muy difÍcil reinventarnos. sheyla: porque no sabemos que somos Únicos e irrepetibles. que nuestra belleza es Única , que venimos al mundo y que nadie lo va a ser como lo hago yo. karla: nos traes unas cajas con diferentes artÍculos o, quÉ son? sheyla:son herramientas del mÉtodo que he creado. para conectarte con tu belleza exterior e interior. si eres mujer vas a necesitar el espejo, vas a necesitar mi libro " yo soy Único e irrepetible" y vas a necesitar unas notas, un lapicero para procesar y despuÉs de que a este hecho el ejercicio frente al espejo,

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any other name -- we would learn that out of romeo and juliet because we were studying semantics. semantics. that is where i would like for this conversation to go if you will. the fbi in your report there is a category of domestic terrorism called racially motivated violence and extremism. then in the 2017 fbi counterterrorism division a report was distributed called black identity extremists likely motivated to target law- enforcement officers. semantics. i don't understand first of all dealing with black identity extremism . >> it is a term we don't use and i haven't used and now we look at the threat since i have been here the past 15 months. what it was was a term that came out from an effort better to define the threat we found specifically in 2015 and july specifically july 2016 two attacks against law enforcement and a july 17 attack as well and following attacks in tennessee, baton rouge as well as dallas and it was a a perspective something where they saw a change in the attempt to highlight that change and analyze it. i can tell you why are we calling it racially motiva

we learn that out of "romeo and juliet" because we were studying semantics.hat's where i'd like for this conversation to go, if you will. the fbi, in your report, there's a category of domestic terrorism called racially motivated violent extremism. then in the 2017 fbi counterterrorism division, a report was distributed called black identity extremists likely motivated to target law enforcement officers. semantics. i don't understand -- first of all, can you tell me what black identity extremist is? >> so it's a term we don't use, haven't used in how we look at the threat since i've been here. it was a term that came out from an effort to better define the threat that we saw specifically in 2015 but specifically in july of 2016, the july 7th attacks against law enforcement and the july 17th attack as well. so you had attacks in tennessee, baton rouge, as well as dallas. it was something where shae they saw a change. the analysts attempted to highlight that change and analyze is. i can tell you since i'm hearing it, i think your next part is why are we calling

we don‘t want romeo and juliet with a happy ending because we are a bit sad at the end, thatis becauseks very much indeed. special counsel robert mueller will deliver his first public statement on the russia meddling investigation today, as he faces pressure to testify in congress on his findings. mr mueller, whose probe implicated president donald trump in acts of obstruction ofjustice, will make the statement at the justice department — we‘re expecting it in the next hour. a memorial service has been held in vienna for the world motor racing champion, niki lauda, who died earlier this month. mourners queued for hours to pay their last respects. his coffin was carried into saint stephen‘s cathedral in heavy rain, before his family placed his red helmet on top of the casket. lauda, who died at the age of 70, returned to the sport just 40 days after being badly burned in a crash, in 1976. a mural by banksy has been moved from its previous home on the side of a garage in port talbot, to a new museum in the town. the artwork was cut out of a wall, after being bought by an art dealer from