i can confirm to my honourable friend that employment prospects have never been brighter in kettering with the strong advocacy of such an excellent member of parliament. amber rudd, charming conservative backbenchers. i wonder why that is? over in the lords, peers have called for the government to get on with producing its consultation document on social care. ministers promised there'd be what's called a green paper in the summer of 2017. delays and postponements followed and despite official guidance that it would appear last year, the paper remains unfinished and under wraps in whitehall. in the lords, labour claimed that in 2017 the government said "we cannot wait any longer and need to get on with this..." the estimates over the past 26 months show there have been over half a million delayed transfers of people affected by dementia and nearly 3 billion hours of unpaid care provided and at one point, dementia in england received no help from social or family carers. emergency cash and is, changing eligibility criteria or help people plan for future care needs, when we finally get

she works with many organizations, the united negro league fund, the senior society, the sloan-kettering cancer in the as well as struggle against aids and homelessness and the breakup of families. she has worked often behind the scenes, caring more about what she accomplishes than what she is given credit for. those who know her best admire -- admire her most. are from new york, maine, china, or washington, theara bush exemplifies belief that to live a complete life, you need to help other people. notcan love your life or and i have chosen to love my life. in her quiet commitment to her circumstance of having become a public person and often in the demanding role, barbara bush has won universal admiration. we are honored to have her with us. barbara bush. [applause] barbara bush: thank you. thank you very, very much, president keohane. mrs. gorbachev, trustees, faculty, parents, and i should say, julia porter, class president, and certainly my new best friend, christine bicknell, and, of course, the class of 1990. i am really thrilled to be here today, and very excited, as i know all of

h n,estosowas gunned down in frt ometheir family ho in kettering on easter sunday. father heard the shots and ran outside. >> i didn't see anybody. by the time i got outside, whoever diit, they had ran off. >> reporter: he tells me his son had no enemies. now prince george's county e detectives ar asking anyone whog knows anythibout marcell preston's muer to give them a call. marcell preston was a track star at largo high school winning the 500 meters at the vginia tech invitational in 2014. >> if they catch me, i 's going to wear them out. >> reporter: preston was highly recruited. after tting an asociesociate's degree, he went to the university of maryland. upon hearing of preston's death, the maryland coach iued a statement saying we will remember hise perseverancnd spirit and our thoughts go out to his family and friends. >> t put that maryland uniform on, to be able to run for his home state, i could see the happiness in him when he achieved that. >> reporter: marcell preston's family issy making final preparations for his funeral which will be held tomorrow. r

who can afford to get good care, people who can afford to fly to new york and go to memorial sloan ketteringe who have free healthcare are stuck -- >> capri: i'm not an advocate for medicare for all. >> melissa: you are creating eye system. >> capri: in a basic sense, people feel we should be able to get access to healthcare because we are all human and see it as two-tiered system. i don't disagree with you, i think there are other better ways to fix healthcare system than medicare for all. >> harris: i think one of the biggest gifts, aoc, the green new dole. it is trojan horse for socialism, they act like it is the clean environment, in the name of the environment they do things like provide for income with no work, you know, destroy the entire -- >> harris: according to aoc and other may not want to work. >> we see in new york city, they use greenness in order to raise revenue to outlaw things they don't like and it is a trojan horse, when you pick apart, it's a mess. >> harris: the other issue, dagen, and i want your thoughts on this. you talk about the morality. the other issue, one part

over towards the kettering area ed as you m your way out 214 over towards annapolis.ng this is goio gover the bridge. anytime it's raining on the bridge, that is never fun.r neve good thing. the front as it moves on through is going to really clear things out and we are going to be beautiful for the next couple of days. now down to the south and west, a completely different story. numerous tornadoes. there's one down here on the ground. onn the ground right here. then we've got another tornado warning north of oklahoma city.a all of thisction is going to push off to the east towards more populated areas like oklahoma city and the actual ca region a little bit later on this evening. we're still a lot of pictures coming out. numerous tornadoes on the ground in that area. somebody else to talk about, the first tropical system of the season. this is andrea. you can see where it is right here. bermuda is right there. this is going to come very close to bermuda before fizzling out here. it is the first storm of the season. yes, we do tend to get storms in the month of may, especially lately

someone shot and killed marcell preston outside of his family home in kettering on easter 4 nday. news spoke with his father. he says he had no idea who shot his son or wh he tells us he heard the shots and ran outside. >> he was on the ground. i went over him, overo him. just held himas he breathing. trying to breathe. i held him. at that point he didn't make it. i just know he's going to be missed and i'm going to cherish his name and honor him for the rest of my life. >> preston ran track at umv in 2017. before that he was a record-setting runner at largo high. >>> a smash and grab robbery scare overnight at a 7/7 in silver springs. r robbers forced employees to get to the floor and another person driving a pickup plowed through the front of the store taking out the window and frame. then loaded u the atm and took off from the screen. the workerst the convenience store were not hurt. several atms have be targeted for seft. police eral jurisdictions looking to see if they're connected. >>> a young life cut short by gun violence will live on through a foundation guided byhe her m

here easter sunday. 22-year-old marcell preston was gunned down right outside his family home in ketteringa maryd. >> i heard gunshots. i ran outside. i saw he was on the ground. i went over to him and just held him. he was breathing. trying to breathe. i held m. at that point he didn't make it. >> reporter: his father tells me his sonad no enemies as far as he knew. >> my son lived a prosperous life 22 years. you can't take away what he did, how he touched peoples lives for those years. >> marcell preston ran track for largo high school wnning the 500 meters at the virginia tech invitational in 2014. >> i know if they catch me, it's going to wear them out. >> reporter: preston was highly recruited after getting an associate's degree, he went to f the university maryland. upon hearing of preston's death, the maryland coach issued a statement saying we will member his perseverance and spirit and our thoughts go out to his family and friends. there came a time that marcell o presto his father he wanted to leave school and follow his passion, his love o cars. this his prized possession. >> he

are in kettering.as been run by nigel farage and what will happen to the brexit process now?|j by nigel farage and what will happen to the brexit process now? i think we have to have a voice in the negotiations. it has been clear that when it comes to representing us in europe, there is a great up swell in support for the brexit party and the m essa 9 es we support for the brexit party and the messages we are giving. it is only right that as a successful party so far, we have only been going six weeks and it is early days, but we are invited to the table to put across the point of view of the people who voted for us. what are your thoughts on cooperating with the conservative party in that process ? the conservative party in that process? i don't know who the conservative party are or what they stand for at the moment. it is impossible to have any cooperation with a party that is vision us and leaderless. thank you forjoining us from kettering and we will have more from kettering and we will have more

higginson from andover who said visits from bailiffs has left her feeling unwell and amanda carterfrom kettering happened with the letters? yes, over a period of time i've had two lots of letters from royal mail and on the third occasion i actually had letters from an anonymous person that was claiming they were working on behalf of the french courts and yes, massive lot of paper here that was sent on three occasions which is really not great. it's obviously been going on a long time for you because you actually initially had the breast implants in 2008 and you started legal action in 2014. you got your compensation pay—out in 2017 and i think you were awarded £3000. so how do you feel now that this is still going on? well, i mean, after the award we had the legal expenses incurred as well, so all in all i agreed to pay, i got over £2000 which didn't cover half of the surgery i got done in 2008. it's left me feeling really upset, really emotional, anxious, i'm just concerned about the future and what is going to happen next. and who's going to turn up at my doorstep, really. tell us more about t