>> kate and gerry, they were very serious.y when they were in the press, and that's something that we began to look at here in the south of europe. people are very sentimental and usually mothers cry and that made people suspicious. >> early on, one of the major criticisms of the mccanns was that they were very stoic. even cold. >> they were told very early on that whoever has committed this awful crime often watches prarntprarnt -- parental appeals and can get a sexual thrill out of seeing the stress they've caused the victims or their family. they were told if you can avoid showing overt emotion, it's better to do that. >> please give our little girl back. [ speaking foreign language ] >>> when we return -- the focus turns to kate and gerry. ♪ if you've got a life, you gotta swiffer ♪ >>> three days after madeleine mccann's disappearance, one of the largest searches in portugal's history was underway. >> during the first three weeks, there were thousands all over the country to rescue madeleine mccann. >> then 11 days after

kate hudson went from ripped jeans and flip-flops to trying on this bill hat. it take for the stars to get inside? $30,000, that's just the starting ticket price to get into the metropolitan museum arts annual gala. tonight is the first time that celine dion will be attending, she'll be wearing versace. blake lively and ryan reynolds. j. lo is expected. will she and a-rod make the met their red carpet debut. this is the madness that surrounded their date last night. imagine the cameras will go y crazif they show up hand in hand. zbl i low. kim kardashian will walk the set without kanye. he's going to play mr. mom and stay in l.a. with the kids. we can't wait to see the crazy fashion. tonight's all about making a statement. >> i anticipate there will be a lot of great head gears. >> some outfits totally gorgeous. others out there. >> you never know. >> cameron matson joins us now. a by night for britney spears at radio disney music awards. britney is getting an icon award. >> you got to remember, britney started at a young age as a mouseketeer. the best part of

"at this hour with kate bolduan" begins right now. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. we are following breaking news. the president in his own words this hour. president trump is set to speak at an event on capitol hill honoring fallen police officers. it's the national peace officers' memorial service. vice president mike fence and attorney general jeff sessions, they will also be on hand for this annual gathering. the president will be addressing law enforcement as he continues, of course, to face the fallout from his firing of one of the country's top law enforcement officers, fbi director james comey. we're going to bring you the president's remarks in full as soon as he begins. will he address his now search for the new fbi director? we will see. so, with that, fbi director james comey out, the search for the next director is well under way and the president himself has been hinting he could announce his new pick by the end of this week. for more, i bring in cnn senior white house correspondent jeff zeleny. so, jeff, the latest we know is there are at least eight

kate? >> right, and so, do we know, jessica, who the russians were specifically talking about in terms of this derogatory information? >> reporter: well, you know, none of the specific details, none of the sources would actually say which specific trump aides were discussed, but one of the officials said that the intelligence report actually masked the american names. and despite that, though, it was clear that conversations did revolve around the trump campaign team in general, and another source, they wouldn't give specifics, citing the classified nature of the information. now, as for the white house, they are giving a comment today. they're telling cnn this. they say, "this is yet another round of false and unverified claims made by anonymous sources to smear the president. the reality is, a review of the president's income from the last ten years showed he had virtually no financial ties at all. there appears to be moe limit to which the president's political opponents will go to perpe

>> cade was -- kate was trading at $40 per share.ot started, it was really this choppy ride, as you mentioned. shares went above $20 with some really bullish analysts saying, oh, this could fetch $30 a share, but coach was not willing to pay that. as time went on, kate's eight had worked and worked for sales. they eventually ended up with 50 per share, which is the same as their 200-day moving average. so, both win. mark: coach itself has come out of its own turnaround. is this deal out of strength, or a position -- let's use the word weakness? >> they smartly managed to their own money to have the cash to buy this kind of company, but it is out of a smart realization that this whole strategy of just trying to grow sales through discounting and more outlets was not working for coach. so, instead of that, let's tamped down, -- let's tamp down, have the realization they would not grow much bigger and instead by other companies. the upperd we put out to comment, and we have not heard, so we cannot tell whether they are happy. and now th

. >>> plus, kate hudson's red carpet debut with her new man. what mom and pop think. >> you approve? >>> and -- >> get ready. going to get weird. >> only "e.t." is invited to china to hang with the stars of "pirates of the caribbean." >> i tried to grow a tail once. it didn't work. >> now, for may 11th, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> steve harvey lays down the law in a blistering memo that's just been leaked, telling his staff at times not to approach him or even speak to him. >> the memo lit up social media and a lot of people jumped to the conclusion that steve was on some kind of power trip. so, what was really going through his mind? i found out when i talked to steve exclusively by phone today. so, steve, what happened with the memo? >> i wrote it because i was trying to find out ways that i could just get more me time, time for me. i'm a 60-year-old man and i could not find a way to walk from the stage to my dressing room to sit in my makeup chair, to walk to my dressing room to the stage or to just sit and have lunch without s

so, enjoy >> it another star enjoying her countdown to the altar kate upton.t gala last year, she announced her engagement. now, jennifer peros is checking out wedding gowns in barcelona. >> this is incredible. first stop on her wedding gown shopping tour, the bridal show where gowns take up to 200 hours to create. >> i like it all. maybe multiple dresses. >> do you think it will be more conservative or more sexy? >> i always like to add a little flair of sexuality to any outfit i'm wearing. you know, my grand parents get sports illustrated. they've seen it all. >> i'm sure any of these gowns will look amazing. with her $1.5 million wedding ring will look perfect. kate's keeping their wedding date under wraps. ♪ >> this wedding is going to be one big bash. >> i feel like a girl before she gets married does all these crazy beauty trends. >> before my wedding i'll definitely amp up the facials and the oxygen masks and working out for sure can you imagine if i was like -- >> here's something else that kate told me justin is a traditional guy, he asked for her par

with a family barbecue and kate in the backyard.heir divorce, jon only gets a few of the kids at a time. >> i don't know who i'm going to get. i know in my heart i'll get the four that i mentioned, hannah, leah, joel and aaden, but i really don't know at any given time who i'm going to get. >> so, what is jon's relationship with the kids these days? >> i hope i can talk to them and ve future, but i -- there's a lot of stuff that has to go on before that happens. ♪ happy birthday >> the now teenagers have been on tv since they were infants. today, the sextuplets are still living in pennsylvania, and from the looks of it, they really love their dogs. >>> still ahead, in 'm othe set of "daddy's home 2." will ferrell versus mark wahlberg versus his new movie dad mel gibson. >> i had to work out to keep up with this guy. >> then, sharon stone on her single mom struggles. >> not a lot of men think, gee, i'd love to date her and be the baby daddy of three kids. >> and ashley graham's shocking relationship confession. >> love is crazy, love

kate. >> thanks so much.till ahead tonight, one city's lack of affordable housing brought into focus by a deadly warehouse fire. tonight survivors cost about the staggering cost of living in the bay area. . >>> authorities in oakland, california, have yet to determine what sparked a warehouse fire that kills dozens of people back in december. the death toll so high in part because skyrocketing rent forces many in the bay area to find shelter in places not designed for residential living. nbc's steve patterson has our report. >> reporter: 36 lives lost when flames ripped through oakland's ghost ship warehouse, an illegal living space that became a death trap. >> i had maybe 30 seconds to grab a head lamp, grab my cat, make it to the door and get out. fire waits for no one. >> reporter: former tenant micky survived and says people were living there because the bay area has no affordable housing. >> studios are $3,000. it is insanity to think that's what it costs to live in the bay area. >> reporter: nicky says

"at this hour with kate bolduan" "at this hour with kate bolduan" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> thank you, john. thank you, poppy. hello, everyone. i am kate bolduan. we begin with breaking news again, both at the white house and on capitol hill. right now all of the members of the house of representatives have just been briefed by the deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein, the man who shocked washington by appointing a special counsel to investigate any ties between the trump campaign and russia, the man that, yes, also the white house also said recommended the firing of fbi director james comey. this closed-door briefing was intended to shed some light on that firing, but of course, the questions went far beyond that. we'll discuss. >>> also at the white house, the president is getting set to leave shortly on his first overseas trip as president of the united states. he and the first lady will be visiting five countries in eight days, a high-stakes tour that the white house hopes will help reset a presidency that's been bogged down in crisis. so, let's g

a.b. -- kate, you mentioned jackie o., kate.ryone thinks about the style of a first lady, references with michele obama known for wearing designers who weren't necessarily on the big stage, but then as soon as she wore them they became hot designers. and this first lady, who is using very established designers, dolce & gabbana, with that jacket on the far left and, of course, it has a big price point there, but the michael kors, what do you read into her style choices and it's not a superficial conversation that we're having about style, because there is a message that first ladies are often sending by way of their dress? >> right. i mean, i -- we call it fashion diplomacy and something michele obama used very well, wearing the designers, from a host country or incorporating american designers when she travels abroad. melania appears to have done the same thing. the white house told us her strategy was to pack a separate bag for each event and many events on this nine day trip and she spoke with state department officials to lea

kate? kate, are you there? yeah. yeah, i'm here. what's going on? where's kevin?need you to stay calm, okay? something's happened. crime sceat a fire? never done one of these before. after this, you might not want to. building was being rehabbed, so the place was supposed to be empty. i guess our victim didn't get that memo.

>> reporter: hi, kate.he reaction to this, you know, stunned lawmakers, especially democrats, human rights watch saying that you run the risk of putting an american stamp of approval on thousands of extrajudicial killings in president rodrigo duterte's war on drugs. you threaten the u.s.'s commitment to human rights by welcoming somebody like this to the white house. but then you have the white house's take, saying, well, this relationship is necessary to try to counter the north korean threat. there's a lot of dispute over that, though. i mean, it's usually the u.s. helping out the philippines, not the philippines helping out the u.s. in an effort like that. but remember, this is the leader, the populist that he's often called a fire brand leader of the philippines, that president obama wouldn't even sit down and meet with because of the many things he said. it's somebody who, you know, when you try to go back and think of all of the controversial things duterte said, there's too many. it's just one after

i'm kate bolduan. the breaking news -- president trump on defense this morning, going from a measured 57-word statement last night to throwing that all out the window in 140 characters today, calling the appointment of a special counsel to investigate possible ties between his campaign and russia "the single greatest witch hunt of a politician in american history." and what should no longer come as a surprise, the president's fiery tweets are in stark contrast to the official white house statement. that's accepted robert mueller as special counsel, a decision made by president trump's own justice department. you don't have to read twitter much longer, my friends, to get the president's take. he is holding a press conference later today. we will be watching closely for that. on top of that, in a few moments, house speaker paul ryan is also holding a news conference. so, a lot to get to. let's start with cnn justice reporter laura jarrett and justice correspondent phil mattingly following this for us. ho

and kate, just one other thing. senator john mccain, obviously, rarely holds back when he talks about what his feelings are when it comes to this administration. he just put out a statement saying "regretly, every moment that the president spent dlejly disclosing classified information to the russian was a moment he didn't spend talking to hem or trying to walk them away from the aggression they show." so a lot of frustration from both parties. not any senators, except for one i've spoken to, coming out and overtly supporting the president right now. and i think we're in a situation where story after story, major story after dramatic story coming out and people are both frustrated, they're tired, and frankly, they want answers, kate. >> yeah. i mean, it's notable, phil, the change in tone from republicans who might say i don't have enough information yet to comment, to what you hear from john mccain in this statement, what you read, and he also calls it deeply disturbing and sends a troubling signal to america's all

>> righteous indignation, kate.n tell you, all the way down to the most junior g-man, all of us in the fbi, our focus, hyperfocus, is on faility to a mission, not to a politician or any person. >> how does this affect the mission, though? if people see this and say this is ridiculous! even if they're angry about it, does the fbi turn on the president? >> if you want to see a great encapsulation of what this means, kate, you saw it yesterday in full display when andy mccabe, the acting director, testified before the senate intelligence committee. the way that he took exception with two things that the president and the president's spokespeople have publicly stated about the morale in the fbi. and if you also noticed, the fbi acting director, when asked specifically, did you have -- how many meetings did you have with the president, said i'm not in a position to discuss that, because that is executive privilege that the president deserves. the president just doesn't give you that reciprocity. >> here's the thing about

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kate. >> kelly o'donnell overseas for us. kelly, thanks.or a closer look at the president's ambitious agenda this week, we are joined also by nbc's chief white house correspondent hallie jackson. the president is leaving saudi arabia a few hours from now. where is he headed next? next stop israel. it may be sensitive diplomatic territory. the president has long had a warn relationship with benjamin netanyahu, but he is heading there at a time that could be critical, trying to reassure this ally after sharing sensitive israeli intel with the russians in an oval office meeting. he also plans to be put them on a path to peace set to meet with mahmoud abbas in bethlehem, as well. after that off to rome for maybe a potentially awkward meeting with the pope. flashback to the campaign. remember then candidate trump blasted the pope after pope francis only building walls and not bridges too isn't christian. >> hallie, it is not just the home cities for the world's major religions, the president also headed to brussells to meet with nato leaders, an

how does kate's pop feel about the new man? do you approve?kate brings good guys. >> it was family night for amy, who brought her siblings, but why did schumer only pose with sister kim? >> my brother's here. my boob comes out in this movie and he was, like, gagging. we haven't made eye contact since. >> well, no judgment here, but what was up with her sister showdown this week on judge judy's set? >> she kind of agreed to have lunch with us, so, we got to watch a bunch of cases, and sit in the room, so, i'm going to be in -- a background actor in a lot of this season of judge judy. i bucket list is done. what's left? >> amy told me that her other bucket list show is "family feud," she's going to be on this season, too. >> good for her. all right, up next, the goslin sextuplets turn 13. >> eight teenagers, the year i've been dreading. >> what's jon's relationship like with the kids today? >> then -- >> dig in, find something. >> we have a sneak peek at tonight's "scandal." >> and i'm on the set of "daddy's home 2." will ferrell and mark wahlbe

kate earns a few pounds as a part-time carer -- enough to survive on.ith a little extra from her hand-made baskets. after her three children left their very normal home, kate was desperate to abandon the modern world with all its disadvantages. ms. burrows: i caught whooping cough, i had glandular fever. and every time one of these allergies along the way andi became allergic to all chemicals. until we moved here and i suddenly, within a month or two, just, like, was so well. reporter: weeds make the grass-roof leaky, says allan. the former electrical engineer has learned a lot since they got here. the couple now survive almost exclusively on goods from their small-holding. fire under an old oil barrel, a tube, and there's your hot tub. but the paradise is under threat. local authorities want the mud hut torn down. they say it spoils the view. ms. burrows: that's something that would just kill me, basically. i can't live a normal life anywhere else. reporter: some say the burrows' are crazy and kate's illnesses a delusion. but the couple don't care. the

. >>> coach is buying kate spade. that's where we begin the market focus. the handbag and accessories maker is acquiring the rival for $2.5 billion. the in you deal highlights coach's ongoing efforts to attract a younger demographic with the company saying kate spade has a strong awareness among mel enyals. coach shares rose, while kate spade popped to $18.38. >>> newell brand had better than expected earnings. the maker of household products like elmer's glue and sharpie markers said it was related to the sale of the to newell also lifted its quarterly dividend 21% to 23 cents a share. the shares jumped almost 12%, $51.93. >>> tyson foods said fires at two facilities hurt its production causing the meat producer to report earnings that missed expectations. revenue inched lower, but was still stronger than expected. tyson also said florida's attorney general requested information from the company regarding possible anti-competitive behavior. as a result of all of that, the shares fell 6% to $59.48. >>> elliott management disclosed more than 15% stake in the

>> reporter: kate, good evening. authorities here spent the day urgently searching for more victims. thousands of people are still without power. and as we take a live look from the air, you can see the mangled debris. incredibly, everyone inside this event venue survived, but if the tornado had struck just an hour later, this building would have been packed with high school students. in east texas, the wide path of destruction stretches for 35 miles in van zandt county alone. in the small town of canton, at least four people were killed. more than 50 were hurt. >> i don't know how we got out of the house. >> reporter: larry birdsong and his wife barely survived, huddled in a hallway, as their home collapsed around them. their daughter found them among the debris. >> my only concern is that they were okay. everything else can be replaced. it's just material stuff. >> got out of there just in time. >> reporter: the national weather says there service says there were four tornadoes that sliced through several counties.

. >> tearful speeches from reese witherspoon and kate hudson. we're inside the emotional hollywood ceremony. >> did we just get married? >>> now, for may 4th, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> the final straw that convinced brad to stop drinking. >> but we begin in london with new developments in janet jackson's custody battle with her billionaire ex and exclusive new photos of the mom moving on with her life. >> five, four, three, two one -- >> the newly single mother stepped out in london to shop for her son, she visited blue almond where kate middleton has also shopped for prince george. we can report news that the singer's entourage on her tour will be getting bigger. >> kevin, "e.t." has learned from a jackson family source that janet's son eissa will be going on tour with her and despite the breakup, her soon to be ex-husband wissam al mana approved of their son accompanying her on her tour. we have also learned that janet's brother randy will by his side. as the two youngest of the jackson siblings the two share a tight bond. you

kate, back to you. >> how he announces it. what method they decide to take and exactly, what exactly the president is going to announce, but it is leaking out drip by drip at least where the president is leaning at at this hour at 11:02. thank you, joe. we appreciate it very, very much. >>> what if the president of the united states withdraws from the paris climate deal? it's a big deal and there's someone who knows a lot about it. cnn columnist john sutter. you spent years writing and reporting about climate change. this is your moment so you need to educate us. for those folks who know it as the paris climate deal and haven't jumped into it, what is in the agreement? >> so the paris agreement is really the guiding sort of north star for the world on the issue of climate change and it sets this one really specific goal which is that we don't want warming to increase more than 2 degrees celsius and that sounds sort of wonky and abstract, but it basically means an end to the fossil fuel era some time this century. so it's more

george hopped out of the car and was jumping up and down and kate calmed him down.rilled to be there. and, you know, and kate seemed to assume the role of maid of honor in charge of all eight page boys and bridesmaids but all immaculately behaved. >> now everyone is at the reception. i have to ask a lot want to know mr. prince harry and his girlfriend meghan markle. she was not at the ceremony but expected to be at the reception. do we know why she didn't go to the ceremony? we were all keeping a very beady eye at the church as everyone arrived as prince harry arrived with william, meghan was conspicuous by her absence. we hoped she might sdmeek in. nowhere to be seen. the rumor has been, the speculation has been she didn't want to be upstaging pippa middleton and knew that all the photographers on that media spot with us were desperate to get a shot of her so it's assumed -- we know she's been in london for the last three, four days and assumed she'll join them at the afternoon and evening receptions later on today, englefield house and later at the middletons' fam

. >> "at this hour" with kate bolduan starts now. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. right now president trump is visiting brussels, belgium, the same place the president called a hell hole in 2016 and moments from now he will meet with the belgian prime minister. the president touching down just moments ago. we are going to be waiting to hear from them after their meeting, during their meeting and see when comes from that. it comes hours after his historic meeting with pope francis at the vatican. those two have something of a complicated history after a war of words back during the campaign. we'll have to see what happened there, but first, let's get to the breaking news. new information about the manchester terror attack. three arrests overnight bringing that total up to four people now in custody. another raid related to the bombing and the whole country on high alert at the moment and officials handling the investigation now say it is clear in their view that the bomber was part of a terror network. so for the very latest let's go to cnn international corresponde

i have kate bennett and kate anderson brower, the author of "first women."on this friday, let's begin with melania's faith. i don't even think a lot of people realize she was catholic before this trip. why is she just now revealing this? >> yeah, i don't think anyone realized it and it's probably something really private to her. she described the meeting with a the pope as an experience she'll never forget. she wrote a letter to the pope asking if she could visit a children's hospital when she went to visit him and it's very telling and keeping with everything we know. she's very private, she doesn't want people to necessarily know about her faith and we still don't know if she's a practicing catholic. but i think for a catholic first lady to meet with the pope, it's a very special moment and makes it very different from other first ladies. >> from her faith to fashion, kate bennett, i mean, $51,000 for a jacket? what's it made of? >> unicorn wings and fairy dust? >> gold dust? >> it just came off the runway. it's a new piece. it's very fashion-forward. she'

and wedding of the year, britain's royal family descending on this country church to watch duchess kate's little sister pippa walk down the aisle with her multimillionaire fiance. all the details of the lavish affair. will george and charlotte steal the show? >>> hey, good morning, and let's get straight to the breaking news. donald j. trump arriving in saudi arabia for his first foreign trip as president. this is a high-stakes, eight-day, five-country mission which the white house hopes might turn the page on the investigations and allegations raging here at home. >> and speaking of which, overnight as the president crossed the atlantic, we learned that the fired fbi chief, james comey, will, in fact, testify before congress and do so publicly sometime after memorial day. comey will almost certainly be asked about reports that he accused the president of asking him to shut down the investigation into former national security adviser mike flynn, as well as his ties to the russians. >> and that announcement about comey's testimony came just hours after "the new york times" reported that th

"at this hour with kate bolduan" "at this hour with kate bolduan" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. the russia investigation back in the spotlight in a major way. just a short time from now, one of the major players in the probe of russian meddling in the 2016 election breaks her silence. the former acting attorney general, sally yates, the same sally yates, of course, who refused to enforce the president's travel ban and lost her job because of it. she will be testifying along with the former director of national intelligence, james clapper, before the senate. and while we don't know, of course, what yates is going to say, we do know that expectations could not be higher. her testimony's expected to contradict how the white house has described her warnings about the president's national security adviser, michael flynn, and his contact with russian officials. and this morning, the president has something to say about all of this and tweets in part, blaming obama with this one. let me read it. "general flynn was given the highes

kate can't really hear what he is saying inside the apartment. is he's talking to somebody. she makes it in the door and that's where questions begin. >> who were you talking to? >> what? >> who were you talking to? >> you can tell she's pretty annoyed, upset. >> who were you talking to? why is the back door shut? >> i was watching tv. i don't know if that's what you heard. >> your voice was on the tv? that's why i could hear you talking? >> he's doing a good job of getting it set up. >> that's not it. >> whose jacket is that on the floor? >> i don't know. it's probably charlie's or someone. >> charlie wears a ladies denim jacket. >> here it comes. >> now she goes into the bedroom. she finds a bra. >> just go. just claim you were wearing it. >> why is this on your floor in your stupid bedroom? >> she's getting morerr

kate: it's not good news for the european government. a pending free trade deal with singapore must be approved by the national parliaments of all eu member states before can come into force. that means the european union alone cannot authorize the agreement which is been under negotiation since 2010. that could set the tone for the uk's efforts to negotiate a free trade deal with the eu once it leaves the block. promisestheresa may's much less realistic. it will have to pass through 27 individual country's first. meanwhile in inflation in the united kingdom has risen to its highest level in four years. thanks mainly to higher airfares, the increased cost of clothing and electricity also contributing to the increase. inflation considered one of the biggest risk in the u.k. after brexit. inflation is expected to peak at just under 3% next her. the greek economy has fallen back into recession after thinking for a second quarter in a row. gdp contracted by .1% in the first three months of the year. analysts say delays in talks to secure the

coach and kate spade is right in the middle.t super luxury even though coach wants to pivot toward that. they are also not super mass-market. some of the other players that have rumored to be in play, you can see some of them try to tie up or you can see coach go out once they resolve their balance sheet after this one. broader sense, is what we are seeing is a struggling industry with valuations going down and this is says -- this is necessary consolidation. >> i think so. luxury had been be protected market or little while. -- for a little while. i think to your point, you need a little bit of consolidation to bring those brands under roof and get them better targeted you can keep them preserved and have a parental growth. david: noel hubert -- noel hebert, thank you so much. as you look at this, a rash of deals and a lot of companies with a lot of cash on their balance sheets, is this because of the optimism that donald trump brought into the market? david: the other issue is financing is still cheap, for doing deals. compani

one way or another he stepped on pippa's train, kate tears him offa stepped on pippa's train, kate tears him off a strip, he burst into tears and you get a wagging finger from kate, with that look on her face saying that is enough now. a p pa re ntly saying that is enough now. apparently he was quite happy later. picture of the year, i think it has to be the express. i think it is fantastic. you have missed out on the picture of the year which would have taken place at this desk. anyway, that's it for the papers. thank you to you both. stay tuned. coming up next on bbc news, it is meet the author. enjoy. a great house with a great wall around it. we are in mid—17th century england at a time of religious strife when many lives are touched by danger and intrigue. then we are in the same house three centuries later in the grip of the cold war and living through the whole story of the berlin wall from start to finish. and witchwood, the house, a stage where some of the dramas of our own time are played out. peculiar ground is a fiercely ambitious novel by lucy hughes—hallett, stretching acro

thanks for coming in. >> thanks, kate. good to be with you. >> we were listening to your partner in crime, nancy pelosi, talk about the republican health care bill. very critical of the health care bill. let's talk about the votes. kevin mccarthy says they have the votes. do they? >> i don't know if they have the votes because i'm not counting republican votes, per se. clearly they've had extraordinary difficulty getting republican votes, which is an indication of how tenuous this bill is. there are an awful lot of republicans that even if they get their arm twisted and they vote for it don't think this is a good bill. think it puts pre-existing conditions at great risk. $8 billion, as the previous report indicated, is a drop in the bucket to make sure that those with pre-existing conditions can afford and, therefore, have access to health insurance. this bill is a rush to judgment. it's a rush to judgment. you're right, it picked up momentum very late yesterday mainly because from the political imperative, they think they

i'm kate snow reporting from new york.or all of us here at nbc news, have a great night. [ taps ] >>> more amerijust one day... s wild ride down a slide at a . >>> right now at 6:00, just one day after a child wild ride down a slide at a dublin water slide, a third slide is now shut down. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening, i'm terry mcsweeney, peggy bunker is off tonight. state inspectors were on-site today trying to figure out how a 10-year-old flew out from one of the slides on to concrete. sergio quintana is live in dublin with information on another slide that closed down today. >> reporter: well, terry, there are now three slides that are built into that tower up there that are off lying, two, and including the green one called the emerald plunge where the little boy slipped off were

with me are kate devlin, political correspondent at the herald and martin bentham, home affairs editor at the london evening standard. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. the financial times leads with president trump's calls for warmer us relations with russia. the metro opens with one mother's warning to bosses at drayton manor four years ago — saying the ride where an 11—year—old girl was killed yesterday was dangerous. the daily telegraph says it has a copy of the labour party's manifesto — and claims jeremy corbyn is planning to re—nationalise energy firms, the railways and royal mail. the daily mirror also claims to have had access to the labour manifesto. the i says the uk is facing a huge rise in stroke cases. the daily express says a heatwave is about to hit the uk. and they say it means britain is heading for a drought. the times talks about a spat between the chancellor philip hammond and theresa may's aides. and the daily mail describes the leaked labour manifesto as the most left—wing in decades. right, let's start. martin, would you set us up? jeremy corbyn, the ma

kate disagrees.kate says this is just the start of her campaigning. her advice is simple: put your phone away whilst driving. justin dealey, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news: theresa may said she would live up to her reputation as a bloody difficult woman in her negotiations with the eu over brexit. jeremy corbyn has defended diane abbott over her mix—up over police figures. an update on the market numbers for you. here's how london's and frankfurt ended the day. and in the the united states, this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. the dowjones the dow jones is the dowjones is up, the nasdaq is down. a surfer who survived for more than 30 hours clinging to his board in the irish sea has been described as ‘extremely lucky‘ by the belfast coastguard, who saved him. matthew bryce was reported missing when he failed to return from a trip off the argyll coast on sunday. he was eventually spotted by a helicopter after drifting 13 miles off shore, as our correspondent chris buckler reports. af

. >>> just ahead, we do have the latest on the kate middleton topless photo trial. first, massive and widespread flooding outside st. louis. residents are racing against time to fill sandbags in an effort to stave off rising waters. bill karins is here with more on the way. what's going on? >> good morning. that's what your river looks like and now you got this mess heading over the top of you today. 2 to 4 inches of rain is possible. already dealing a few areas that could deal with flash flooding early. we have flood risk from indianapolis all the way to northern indiana through southern missouri, 2 to 4 inches of rain, some could get 5 inches. we have a flash flood watch in mississippi and louisiana. 13 million under these flash flood watches. rainfall totals between 2 to 4 inches around st. louis and inches of rain. we have a chance of isolated tornados, 19 million people in the severe weather risk from little rock to new orleans, back to houston. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now a closer look at your day ahead. temperatures are warm out ahe

. >>> just ahead, the latest on the kate middleton topless photo trial. first, massive and widespread flooding outside st. louis. residents are racing against time to fill sandbags in an effort to stave off rising waters. bill karins is here with more wicked weather on the way. >> great weather on both coasts. all in the middle of the country, dealing with this huge problem. look at this shield of rain coming into missouri. you saw people trying to sandbag and get the water out from this weekend's flooding. we have flood risk from indiana through st. louis, missouri especially and down into the northern portions of arkansas. 16 million people under flash flood watches. we're easily talking about the potential of another two to four inches of rain over the top of where the river s the 70s. look at death valley, 104, palm springs 104. >> ever wonder what the record is for the longest consecutive wheelly? that record has been broken in japan. abe crushed the previous best of 205 miles. two hours in it was a little iffy. he took some medicine while he was rid

coach has agreed to buy kate 2.4 billion dollars.d a multibrand company through acquisitions. kate spade sales turned negative in the first quarter. ahead, how to trade the russell 2000 in our options in sight. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: this is bloomberg markets. scarlet: time for options insight would julie hyman. julie: join me is the cheapest market data sheet market strategist at bullseye option. we been talking a lot about the vix today. been talking about the debate about its predictive ability. i'm curious where you come out on that. what does this tell us, if anything? >> the trends are very much intact. don't fight the power. the trend for the vix has been lower and every time we've seen an explosion of bounce up, it's gotten be that down with lower lows. the projection is still nine dollars after a sideways trade for many weeks. that's a two dollar measurable target to the downside. we still have more downside before we hit our targeted support level but i'm not trading because the vix is higher low, this u

. >> william kate and the kids.rince harry and his girlfriend. >> we've got the scoop on the star-studded i-dos. ♪ your game is tired. you should retire ♪ >>> then, is katy perry's new song slamming taylor swift? >>> then, inside celine dion's new rehearsal. is she tired of singing her greatest hits? >> sometimes i'm like ugh. >>> then, spiders. >> oh, boy. >> snakes. with a little help from bindi irwin. can cam overcome his fears. >> help, help, help. oh, god. >> now, for may 19th, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> will prince harry and his gal megan steal the bride and groom's thunder on their big day. that is not going to be easy because >> pippa's wedding will be spectacular. she may not be a royal, but she's definitely getting married like one. >> we're in england for all the last minute prep. what's happening, jen? >> it's just one day before the big wedding, but kate's little sister pippa held the rehearsal, here at st. mark's church. we heard bells ringing after. and the roads into the estate were sh

kate, i want to start with you. we've heard people say, why are you talking about clothes?othes. this is a communication of statement. tell us a little bit about what melania trump has been communicating and what she's >> i mean, she's packed a bag for each stop on the trip. these aren't just clothes but messages she owes sending. knew when she got off in the black flowing stella mccartney and similar to the robes that traditional muslim women wear. she accented with that gold belt, so right away, although she wasn't wearing a headscarf show was still nodding towards the protocol that have country. >> mary alice, that's a fascinating point that kate is making, that this is a way of obviously not wearing an abaya but sort of paying some respect to that. does melania trump have a stylist in the how involved is she in these choices? >> melania is very involved. she loves and knows style. she has been in the fashion world for a long time, so she's very strong-minded and picks what she wants to wear. she does have a stylist. his name is herve pierre and he was the creative direc