lea: good morning. i'm lea gabrielle in for cheryl casone. lauren: i did watch most of the oscars last night. did you? lea: i watched a little bit. you are right. there were more politics than i think some people have a taste for these days. overall entertaining. lauren: i enjoyed it for the most part. breaking news intensifying over president trump's plan for a new tariff on steel and aluminum. the president treated yesterday, we run the losing side of almost all trade deals. our friends, enemies that take advantage of the u.s. for many years. steel and aluminum industries are dead. time for a change. make america great again. peter navarro, the trade council director was on "fox news sunday" and he said no country should be excluded from these new terrorists. >> as soon as he starts exempting countries, he has to raise the tariff on everybody else. as soon as he exempts one country's phone starts ringing from the heads of state of other countries. there are note downstream price effects on her industries that are significant. the mission is

lea: welcome back.et's take a look at stock market futures have of the opening bell. 264 points right now. a singular by 21. nasdaq futures lower by 48. the justice department teaming up to showdown a sanctuary cities. the doj is suing california over laws that extend protection for immigrants to the united states illegally. the lawsuit says the laws hamstring immigration authorities in that they are unconstitutional. jeff sessions will announce a lawsuit today at 11:00 a.m. eastern time. fax business will provide live coverage of that. senior white house adviser jared kushner is headed to mexico after it called off the meeting because of disagreements about the funding of a border wall. kushner will meet with henry k. pdf go to discuss immigration as well as nafta and trade. two survivors of the park with school shooting planning to file lawsuits against the school district and against broward county sheriff's department. anthony boris was shot five times while trying to save his classmates. he claimed

elsewhere, been an unprecedented number of lea ks. locations in south—east england have been affected, including rutherford. a lorry loaded with bottled water finally arrived in rotherfield this afternoon. those who have been cut off since saturday morning, the way the water was frustrating. that has only been one delivery of bottled water, which was last night. we've been told they would be water, it is nearly 12 o'clock and it has still not arrived. there is no communication, as per usual, unfortunately. i had a little this morning, enough to fill about a quarter of my sink but that is pretty much it. we are delivering water, we could have bought some down. a local charity was co—ordinating water supplies for the elderly and vulnerable, bottled water delivered by volunteers. south—east water has apologised for the delays and says they are dealing with an unprecedented number of burst pipes, caused by the subzero temperatures. at the moment the water has been often we are likely to still see the water into this evening and possibly c

he has been very critical of recent lea ks the now.been very critical of recent leaks from the national security office, for example, those that apparently donald trump was not to congratulate vladimir putin on his election as russian president, which, of course, president trump ignored. he says those kinds of lea ks a re u na cce pta ble ignored. he says those kinds of leaks are unacceptable and the president wasjust being leaks are unacceptable and the president was just being polite. you are seeing president was just being polite. you are seeing someone president was just being polite. you are seeing someone who was going to, i think try and align himself with donald trump, very much try to be on the page of donald trump. but you have to marry up the idea that what he has said in the past, he wants to leave it behind, but it is extremely hardline. that is especially true when it comes to the likes of iran, and especially north korea, who he suggested military action against. that is an interesting stance for the national security ad

i would say right now our focus is getting the lea ks right now our focus is getting the leaks fixedtting the lea ks fixed and right now our focus is getting the leaks fixed and getting customers back on and we can focus on response afterwards but right now we need to get people back on supply, six weeks and stabilise the situation. how serious is the problem? used word unprecedented. since saturday morning, we have seen an unprecedented impact on our business. our call centre received about five times the normal amount of calls, the number of weeks being reported is unprecedented is not just on our network but on customers' pipes were they have frozen and in business properties that might have been away from the weekend and now coming to friday burst. we are asking people to get their leaks in the property is fixed as well. what is your general advice to customers? the general advice, if people can be sensible and use water sensibly. do not use an essential tasks such as washing the car, have a shower is early bath, that makes a huge difference. many thanks to customers who have don

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with me are the playwright and new european columnist bonnie greer and the economist ruth lea.omorrow's front pages are already in. the observer has an interview with a whistle—blower who alleges that information from millions of facebook users may have been used by a data company during the 2016 us presidential election. both companies deny any wrongdoing. the mail on sunday says theresa may is planning a crackdown on what the paper calls putin's ‘mcmafia' associates of the russian president with money in the uk. the sunday times warns that a russian cyber—attack could turn the lights out in britain. it reports that the national grid is on alert. the sunday express has more on theresa may putting pressure on moscow with a possible travel ban for 1,000 russian tycoons. the sunday telegraph leads on the same story, as well as a photograph of a smiling duke and duchess of cambridge at a st patrick's day parade of the irish guards. and the sunday mirror leads on the sex abuse scandal in telford, quoting a police insider who says it was "too much trouble" to crack down on grooming

i think we have got two lea d e rs but we will see. got two leaders who are very different from the normal leadership models and asa from the normal leadership models and as a result, anything is possible because they are not following the traditional leadership model. president trump keen to say that this is a result of his policies and his behaviour, which has as you said, alarmed many people with the rhetoric that has gone on and on both sides, but perhaps he has a point that actually has said from the beginning, even during the campaign, that actually i am willing to talk. he has not said on what conditions and we have to see what comes from it, but perhaps his policies, his behaviour, are paying off. i think that may be right. this is someone who behaves unpredictably, as indeed does the north korean leader and when you get unpredictable leadership, there is the option for something to come out of it that is not conventional and a willingness, because donald trump is not at along the usual principal lines of leadership, that means

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vote lea insists it won the referendumampaign fairly. meanwhile, mark zuckerberg says he will testify before congress. he may be more comfortable in washington then britain. that's than britain. jane: for more on theco roversy surrounding facebook, i am joined by our correspondent who covers technology. the brits are very unhappy with mark zuckerberg. idhow much longer can he a answering these questions? what can he expect from congress if he does testify in front of them? 't think he can avoid i -- answering these questions much longer. want ain a will there, phase about scheduling a congressional hearing, but i think public appearing -- public opinion, if nothing else, will eventually push him there. halawmaker been trying to get zuckerberg in front of cameras for years. his head on a platter is what they want. more and more issues are wrappeh up i. i don't think they are going to pull any punches, and he is going to have to be ready.me he is not e who has a lot of experience with the press. he has a tightly controlled media space. if

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both the prime minister's office and lea hongi declined our requests for comment but on facebook posted for what it's worth i really have no interest in politics. the thing about not being interested is you can remain an interested until you become interested if he didn't want to be in politics he could have said things a lot more clearly and in a way that would be you know at least a little bit difficult to walk back. was spending the day weirdly shown in cambridge massachusetts. near me and how you know my family and i really did history i mean when my grandfather wasn't about to go he stayed in every other house is doing. now it dinners at elliott house every monday it's you know it's my one work obligation. and a columnist at harvard university who was in singapore on holiday when he found himself in the crosshairs of the oxley feud the catalyst was a post on his facebook page in which he described singapore's court system as client it was visible only to his friends but someone he's not sure who took a screenshot which was quickly shared online the government demanded a retraction

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. >> speaking of the lea, i to move on to immigration real i ly. we have the first undocumented immigrant appointed to a statewide post on c ammission that will help advise on college assets. >> that's a hugemarker, and really fired up a lot of people on the right. she's a very credible attorney, someone who did not qualify for daause she went back to mexico. but she's been appointed to help undocumented immigrants get into college in california. of course, that's beingeered by the left, and being vilified by the right. ryet anotherlly divisive immigration issue that comes right home to california. >> and the raise that has been happening,let's take a look at the bigger picture. now you have a number of central valley farmers who once supported trump are sounding the alarmes saying raises are hurting our farm worker opulation here in california. >> and there's already a shortage farm lady. this wil drive people underground, and then on thel politiside, it will increase the urgency for latinos to vote. >> this is a issue where president trump, if he

just down the street from the capitol, lea daniels kitchen supply store is struggling. >> i don't agree with president trump on much, but in the matter of e-commerce and amazon, i certainly agree that it is affecting small businesses and hurting their ability to survive. >> reporter: the explosion of e-commerce has forced thousands of retail stores to close while consumers have benefited from lower prices. the president has been tweeting and criticizing amazon for years. >> amazon is getting away with murder tax wise. if i become president, oh, do they have problems. >> reporter: but analysts say mr. trump's real target may be jeff bezos' "washington post." >> his reaction to news organizations is the same as reactions to individuals. if they praise him, he likes them. if they go after him, make him look bad, he's going to go after them. >> tom, the president argues that amazon is a job killer, and we've heard others state that opinion before. what do the numbers actually tell us? >> most analysts say that 51,000 retail jobs have been lost while amazon alone has added seven times that m

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if you are getting on the road soon lea got -- let's go to tracy. 580 westbound as you drive through 205, 580 there's been no major issues driving out to the livemore valley and continuing to castro valley. looking at coliseum traffic is moving well in both directions as no doubt they are cleaning up both facilities after they were in use yesterday. this is the bay bridge toll plaza and you can see traffic is light so far. at 4:02 back to the desk. >>> new this morning, we have an update on last night's loud noises at the chevron refinery in richmond. chevron says there's an explanation but not beforenervous ktvu viewers started to call us asking what happened. >> this video was sent to us last night from a viewer. chevron says the noise was called by a stain release and says it was not a signal of danger. in fact, just before midnight, chevron tweeted this statement chevron understands the concerns neighbors felt this evening due to a loud noise from the richmond refinery as a result of steam pressure relief. we apologize for how this may have impacted your evening. this is no need

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this morning - we )re lea arn memorial for all three wome killed is set for monday at the veterans room. >>> at 4:35 this morning we are learning which schools are -- 19 bay area schools are allowed to participate. >>>en a update on what the district is doing to better comply with sexual misconduct response gupolicies. federal agencies are monitoring palo alto schools after assault cases were inadequately handled at palo alto and gunun high schools. the district is also beefing up its title ix compliance. board members tonight will get an update on the progress as well. >>> money keeps rolling in for cupertino's apple.d it's already the most valuable company in the world and it is about to hit another milestone. we're going to tell you how the how much it could soon bee worth. >>> and does your spouse or partner know how much you earn? the results are -- well, we will tell you just how many people are keeping their salaries a secret. the time now is 4:36. ♪ [thinking] mexican spices? ♪ [thinking] nacho cheese sauce? they don't want these coming out. who's they? the burger people. they!

fergus: he not oy took part in the study, but lea the research this shows his excellent lung nction. an mri scan gives another indication of how well norman is aging. thesare his thighs. now compare norman's muscly leg on the right with that of a sedentary 50-year-old on the left, which is mostly fat. if more of us could do the recommended 150 minutes of moderate physical activity each week, it would pay hugevi nds. >> across the whole gamut of different levels, what exercise is doing in older individuals ig gihem higher levels of function and better quality of life. fergus: the most remarkable findings came when scientists in birmingham examined blood samples from a cyclist. they found the immune system, ich normally declines wi aga was still as strong as young person's. >> the immune system is key in the body. it h several roles to protec from infections but also fight things like cancer. the fact that these cyclists have the immune syem of a 20-year-old at 70 or 80 years old means they're p infections and cancer potentially. fergus: the advantages, then, ox ercise in later life ar

one thing i leaed to my cost and gain.l has got to be everything. >> what inspired you to get into the musical business, i know your father, parents were a musician. >> my father was a classical musician. a composer. he was the director of the london cleollege of music in lo con. that was a great kind of family background for me to have in one sense. an aunt who was, deliciously politically incorrect. >> auntie vie. >> very, very naughty person in many, many ways, wonderful, wonderful. theatrical person. in many ways kind of taught me the other side of me, which is a little bit of sense of humor. so, any way. i had a very mixed background. the one thing about my background. all kinds of music were acceptable. >> what inspired you about joseph, and jesus christ superstar? joseph was written for and of term school concert. we had to think what we would do for kids. a story that would appeal to them. the preef was that every child in the school had to somehow take part. but the story of joseph is, is a great one. because, it

white house needs to make schools much morded and add guns to the school setting where students are lea and we know that is very controversial, and yet the president is very supportive an not surprisingly, the n is, too. laura: and yet we have the florida school-shooting survivors planning this huge march on washington nek. they have called for gun restrictions. that is something that polling suggests americansack, too. this is going to be a political issue, isn't it come in the run-up -- alexis: it will be a politicalsu although democrats are running in states where president trump won in 2016 who areth also nervous abouidea of being tough on guns. both parties have hesitations about it. the young people who have been very affected and motivated by the mass shooting in florida are mobilizing. the other element that is interesting is that the white house is referring to states -- flor signed by a conservative republican governor. we might see more of that. laura: on the question of backgrou checks, how much stronger would they be? would they cover gun shows undeh what the whise is propo

technology companies, has a culture that frowns upon leaks, companies, has a culture that frowns upon lean getting out into the public, and these cultures are very protective of what they say internally, and they have kind of bread their employees to act in certain ways. but this is one of the first cracks that we have seen in facebook‘s armah in sometime. you do to get the kind of blunders publicly from a lot of facebook or technology executives in general. most people here think that technology is a force for good. and they will say that publicly over and over and over again. it really get that that technology can also, just as much bad can come from the good. and that is what was i opening. the idea that facebook, again, could be used for organising terrorism plots was quite alarming to me. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come... 220,000 people from el salvador are facing deportation from the us next year. we've got a report on those that have already returned and the challenges they face. the accident that happened here was of the sort that can, at worse, produce a meltdown.

we lea ks planned between both leaders. we leaks away but still nothing to speak on the agenda.no agenda and no date. we know the talks between president moon and kim jong—un will take place but we are waiting for a date. when the delegates meet, that is one thing they will talk about, as well is setting the agenda. what are these two litres going to discuss? when kim jong—un meets president moon, two litres going to discuss? when kimjong—un meets president moon, he will do so on south korean soil, making him the first north korean leader ever to set foot in south korea so there are a number of firsts happening, especially this young north korean leader. what the international community is waiting to see, there is cautious optimism. what he wants for denuclearisation. if what he wants for denuclearisation. hindeed what he wants for denuclearisation. if indeed he is serious about that commitment. thank you very much for updating us. more on korea in a moment. now, some of the day's other news — and the social media giant facebook has announced a major overhaul of the way users ca

our guests tonight are bonnie greer, playwright, and writer for the new european and ruth lea, arbuthnoteing urged to be prepared before setting out on journeys. amber weather warnings for snow and ice are in force in some parts of the country. 0ur correspondent frankie mccamley was in lofthouse near wakefield in west yorkshire. there have been sporadic snow showers here throughout the day and the snow does seem to be staying here, especially going into the evening. you can see behind me a lot of the snow on higher ground has stuck. temperatures today have dipped to around —3 in north yorkshire. the met office say with these heavy winds of up to 70 mph in some places, that could feel like it is going down to —8 and —9 overnight. there are amber weather warnings in place across the northwest, the midlands, london and the southeast. further amber warnings are coming into place in the southwest and south wales into sunday morning. there has been a lot of disruption. planes — heathrow has had to cancel 100 flights today. we understand that has affected around 1,500 people. also on the roads

in their storespo there are s, you may have heard, that the white house is considering tariffs on at lea $30 billion worth of imports from china, beyondteel and alumin aluminum. >>> teen jewelry chainai's is filing for bankruptcy. the retailer, who says it's pierced more than 100 million ears worldwide -- never heard of that statistic, but that's what they say -- is strugglin with a heavy debt burden. the company operates in 99% ofa ica's malls and was purchased by the private equity firm apollo globalanagement for more than $3 billion back in 2007. >> that's over0 years, by the way. >> yes. >>> as the retail industry does chanany companies are looking to technology to give them an edge. courtney reagan reports now from major retail conference in las vegas. >> reporter: here at shop talk, everybody is talking about the future ofndetail which companies will are lead the way. there seems to be no doubt that technology will play a critical role. start-ups are announcing deals with established retailers and pitching nies are a ideas to make shopping better in store and online. walmart and ha

what we do not do in this country is the we do not lea p to in this country is the we do not leap todence. as the investigation continues, the government will focus on broadening international backing for britain's stamp. on tuesday, there will be discussions as to whether or not a second round of measures against moscow will be launched at the risk of an endless tit—for—tat. this evening president putin said claims that his country was behind the skripal poisoning were ‘nonsense but that russia will work with the uk. he was speaking after winning another term in office in the presidential election. steve rosenberg has the latest from moscow. he has been centrestage in russia for the last 18 years. tonight, by the kremlin, vladimir putin sent his people for re—electing their president. we are destined to succeed, he said. russia, russia, they chanted. however, in putin's fourth term, our russia and the west destined for a cold war? later, the president dismissed rich accusations that he was behind the nerve agent attack in salisbury. translation: make it is rubbish, drivel, nonsense

no great lea ps outlook for the week ahead.k of snow in the north of the british isles but further south, we are looking at rain and it could lead to rapid melting and issues with flooding. temperatures in double figures for monday as we look at monday and tuesday. milder conditions are finally on their way. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 2pm: at least 11100 homes in parts of wales and england are without power as the uk struggles with the bitter winter conditions. people in cardiff have been describing the situation. that's my car there, so that's not going anywhere and then all the local trains and buses are cancelled, people are just going around on sledges on the main road, it's quite entertaining. several flood warnings have been issued for parts of england due to high tides and strong winds. continued disruption is expected on roads and railways. jeremy hunt says the prime minister's honesty in her brexit speech yesterday helped bring together remain and lead supporters.

and we'll be taking another look at the sunday papers with reviewers bonnie greer and ruth lea in half an hour's time. good evening and welcome to bbc news. russia says it will expel 23 british diplomats in response to britain's decision to throw out the same number of russian officials following the nerve agent attack in salisbury. theresa may says the government had anticipated the kremlin‘s move and is considering its next steps. our correspondent steve rosenberg has the latest from moscow. he had been expecting the telephone call. and today, it came. richard —— britain's ambassador was summoned to the foreign ministry and in the skyscraper that dress of stalin built as a symbol of a superpower, the ambassador was told how moscow would retaliate for uk sanctions. note of defiance when he left. we will always do what is necessary to defend ourselves, our allies and our values against an attack of this sort which is an attack not only on the united kingdom but upon the international rules —based system on which all countries, all countries including russia, the pens have safety a nd i

that means that potentially if the contents of this lea ked potentially if the contents of this leakedall over the world, not just could be happening all over the world, notjust allegedly here in asia, as this draft report suggests. in the leaked draft report, the un points out it is the responsibility of member countries to make sure they properly investigate who is opening bank accounts, the monetary authority in singapore has told us that it would take stern action against any financial institution in breach of sanctions. 0k, against any financial institution in breach of sanctions. ok, thanks very much for that. let‘s ta ke let‘s take a look at the markets. asian investors moved cautiously tuesday as the recent global rally sputtered, while trade tensions returned and markets look ahead to the release of crucial us inflation data. a strong jobs report on friday and donald trump‘s decision to meet kimjong un helped fuel a surge in global equities at the end of last week, overshadowing us tariffs and fears of a trade war. the dow and s&p 500 each fell, though the nasdaq ticked up to