leslie? >> reporter: well, don, i talked to a wounded cat, star gardasils booth was leading scorer in that national championship game an inside lined this season because of an injury but today, we put him to work. >> are you ready to go out, and hard hitting questions here. >> yes, i'm ready to do it. >> go for it. >> what do you think is the funniest dancer on the team. >> funniest what. >> the funniest person on the team. >> funniest person on the team >> there is a lot of those guys, darryl is funny, omare is hilarious. miguel is funny too.

mary, leslie? >> reporter: well, i'll tell you done done, jay's the coolest. we talked earlier in the show a 16th seed has never who, or never beaten a number one seed which, of course, villanova is and coach jay wright does not want to be the first team to do so. >> one seed playing a 16 seed. >> there is, man. you know, we had this in the wells fargo center once before against monmouth and they made a run on us in our own home building turned on us. everybody loves the under dog in the ncaa tournament. there is pressure there. when you that are 16th seed, you know, it is a free, loose life, they will let them fly, with the three-point shot, it can get you. >> as for nova fans who braved a blizzard to get here, well, coach wright cannot thank them enough. >> we appreciate people, anybody coming up here for this game is a fan, man. up here in this weather, we appreciate it. >> i will tell you have fan here, has a story about the battle it took to get here but they are going to be rewarded with some great basketball and we hope a villanova victory a little bit

leslie, tell me it's not true. >> that is not true.what the president is doing, and he's talked about this before he left office, some things that concern him. one of the things that concerned him was the lack of access specifically for african-americans which he has obviously a personal vestment in, having access to voting with gerrymandering and push back in change in voting rights in certain states. this isn't overshadow of government, this is a young guy who looks at his party and say the democrats don't have the house, don't have the senate, don't have the white house, what can i do as a former president, as a democrat, and as an attorney to assist with that working alongside the former attorney general eric holder. >> very noble. >> this is nothing other than a legacy defense project because barack obama understands it would not be quite as nice because of the fact you had eight years of economic essentially failure in foreign policy. lou: we've got to close it here. very quickly, and by the way, take a lot of spiffing to get tha

for more on the cats we will go to leslie van arsdal who joins us live from buffalo, leslie. >> hi there don. we did come for basketball but it is buffalo so we have to grab wings. remember an hour ago i had a huge plate of wings. well, they were really good, what can i say. we are at anchor bar, birthplace of the chicken wings, yes, reason why we are here is villanova they had a practice ahead of the thursday , big game, match up, they will find out later tonight, who that will be but it is snowing here. it has been non-stop. it is not supposed to stop until tomorrow night. we asked them how they are dealing with the snow. they are taking it all in stride. >> another beautiful spring day in buffalo. i lived up here. i lived in rochester for two years. i know what thinks. i wouldn't expect anything different. six to 12 inches up here is a sprinkle. it doesn't bother anybody. >> reporter: does it help to get away early and to get away from the noise, on campus. >> get out of school. >> we're used to being on the road, this time of the year. we just got back from the bige tournament on the

the fourth victim is named as 75—year—old leslie rhodes from south london.ane hill, with the other main stories on bbc news at 5. president trump gives congress an ultimatum — pass his new healthcare bill today or he'll leave obamacare in place. i'll be talking to the quick thinking four—year—old who used voice control on his mum's phone to call her an ambulance when she collapsed at home. what's going on? and have the crew of the international space centre found life on mars? we'll get mark kermode‘s take on the science—fiction horror film life, plus the rest of this week's top cinema releases in the film review. good evening, it's five o'clock. i'm ben brown in westminster, police say the investigation into wednesday's terror attacks is ‘very large and fast—paced' and they've made another arrest this afternoon — a 32—year—old woman in manchester, making a total of 11 people now in custody. they are continuing to appeal for information to trace any "associates" of the attacker khalid massood as they build a picture of his movements in the months, weeks and

leslie, let me start with you.n reversing some of these changes, it's not a surprise at all. >> it's on a surprise, this is one of the things of the president campaigned on and promised to do a straight off the bat. this is not a surprise. another thing that people need to look at is what is the net game of jobs? in doing this, you're going to lose green jobs, some coal jobs. look at just the numbers. in 1923, their 800,000 coal job jobs, by 2040, even without this executive action by the president, cole will not factor into the electricity mix going forward in the future. that's been going on since 1920 until now. >> eric: apparently, wind and solar jobs are ten times more than coal jobs. >> wait a second, president obama will be famous for number reasons. one was if you like your doctor, you can keep it. president obama politicized will for his work. what were you seeing today is a president who is saying wait a second, let's go back to where we were before and think clearly, not about taxpayer-funded jobs, but h

the news that came through last night that leslie rhodes, a 75—year—old, died here.n streatham, not farfrom here. died here. he lived in streatham, not far from here. he died here. he lived in streatham, not farfrom here. he is the died here. he lived in streatham, not far from here. he is the fourth person to die, along with pc keith palmer, aisha afraid, who was underway to pick up her children from school, and kurt cochrane, an american tourist. eight temp two we re american tourist. eight temp two were brought here on wednesday afternoon, one of them are still critical. they say yesterday to war allied home, which means this morning there are still five victims being treated here. thank you very much indeed. let's ta ke thank you very much indeed. let's take stock of where we are with this investigation and the whole security picture in the wake of these attacks. we can speak now to kim howells, former chairman of the intelligence and security committee. hejoins me from cardiff. with me is chris phillips, former head of the national counter—terrorism security off

leslie is joining us now, talking a little basketball. >> that is right, sixers limping into this one at home with the bucks, jahlil okafor out with the game, he has a sore knee. team hoping to rebound after a bad loss saturday. they who by 30 points. in fact sixers who two of the last three games by 27 points or more. sixers guard gerald henderson says they just need to focus. >> and she has to move on and that is the nba. they have a tough schedule to come up. tough game tonight, begins good teams, and, you just to have move forward and focus on tonight. >> the flyers off until tomorrow night when they travel to buffalo taking on sabres. here they are at practice coming off a solid performance they do lose in overtime but to the best team in the league on saturday washington capitals. flyers have been playing well. this is a big week, in terms of their playoff push. the captain thinks they can play better. >> it is good for the team. we are on the road trip here and in a situation that we are right now, you know, we need to find a way to play our best hockey and lately we have been

from metamucil, the #1 doctor recommended brand. >>> leslie joins us now getting things started withhe flyers. >> these are really important games. >> yes, they are. >> home stretch. the flyers taking on panthers down at the center tonight, 20 games left, four-point out of that final playoff spot but tonight they will get least enforcement. they picked up valtteri filppula, he got equated with his teammates today. he says he waved his in trade clause to come to the flyers, because he is recommended, from former flyers, kimmo timonen and other players. >> i just think it is a very good team, good organization, and have a couple of friends who played here and said a lot of good things. it was an easy decision to put on the list. >> after trading mark streit one of the flyers alternate captain spots needed to be filled so coach dave hakstol announced that pierre edward bellmawr will wear the a. he signed a two year extension with the flyers, but he might not seem like obvious choice hakstol had high praise for bellmawr. >> there is other guys in this room that are great leaders, you kno

hour before he died, as police name the 75—year—old man who died from his injuries last night as leslieom south london. i'm ben brown life at westminster, where all the roads now have reopened for the first time since the attack. i will have the latest on the fast—moving police investigation into what happened here. hello, welcome to the programme, we're live until ”am this morning. we'll have the very latest on the aftermath of wednesday's terror attacks throughout the programme this morning. one person who rushed to the aid of victims on westminster bridge speaks to us for the first time. we'll also hear from seniorfaith leaders. plus people caught up in the terror attacks in nice, paris, berlin and brussels tell us how they coped afterwards. do get in touch on all the stories we're talking about this morning — use the hashtag #victorialive. if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. first let's get the latest from my colleague ben brown, who's in westminster this morning. in the last hour, police investigating the attack here at westminster have revealed that they

we will hear from them at 6:00 reporting from buffalo, leslie van arsdal "eyewitness sports" >> goode kerry. >>> don't for get tonight we will get you ready for big dance, sports director don bell, will be live from villanova's campus, leslie in buffalo with the team and pat gallen is talking brackets, we will hear from the broadcasters, the players, and jay wright, it is the march to phoenix presented by acura at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. >>> don't miss action tomorrow catch princeton and notre dame at noon here on cbs-3 at 2:30 it is west virginia taking on bucknell and in the night session villanova will begin their hunt for a title, coverage starts at 7:00, after that, wisconsin, and virginia tech. >>> let's get it on. >>> coming up next half an hour a russian connection to the major data breach that affected millions of americans plus this... >> reporter: a million-dollar heroin ring is difficulties mantled in bucks county i'm alycia nieves and i'll tell you why authorities still need your help. >>> yes, i was wearing pants. >> you know that viral video, the professor video bomb

the fourth person to have died is named as 75—year—old leslie rhodes from south london.port his bill, or he'll leave in place so—called 0bamacare. the president of the european commission jean—claude juncker has told the bbc that the eu will not seek to punish britain for leaving during brexit negotiations. and the telecoms regulator 0fcom launches plans for customers to receive automatic compensation by their phone company if they suffer poor landline or broadband services. lets get a round—up of all the sport. lewis hamilton has described his first day of the new formula one season as "99% perfect" after finishing fastest in both practice sessions today ahead of the australian grand prix. in the second session he was more than half a second quicker than anyone, a huge margin. with hamilton saying he was surprised about how fast his mercedes was. second fastest was sebastian vettel in his ferrari, with valteri bottas third in the other mercedes. the 2017 will be contested by new cars that are bigger and quicker... with up to five seconds shaved off lap times as the spor

leslie, i have to start with you.ne of the questions i found so interesting from, i think it was a new york times reporter, was maybe president trump is putting himself into a rabbit hole by focusing so much and still continuing to say maybe trump tower was wiretapped even though every testimony today said that it was not, that he's actually hurting himself to get other initiatives completed in washington. is that a danger for president trump, leslie? >> yes, absolutely, 100%. and, quite frankly, for the republican party, the political process and at the end of the day all of us, the american people. look, the people that voted for donald trump voted for him to do specific things x with his behavior, his lack of ability to unite his party and this country and lack of leadership, dare i say, in these crazy tweets, i mean, i'm going to call it what it is. i get tired of everybody using the pretty words, i'm going to say it's a lie. the president lied on twitter. we are hearing, and the press secretary, sean spicer -- wh

trish: leslie, your reaction to this story? >> well, first of all, what we are saying, what we are alleging -- and if you look at the tweet from our current president, he is specifically accusing our former president, barack obama, of this, of wiretapping him in trump tower. what we do know to be fact is that there are trump individuals, there are aides that worked with trump where there were questionable connections regarding ukraine and russia. that is, that is a fact. trish: do we know that for a fact, or do we just know that manafort had done some consulting -- >> there's no evidence. trish: what specificically are you talking about? >> i am specificically talking about the requested fisa warrants that were being sought and why they were being sought. right now what we're looking at is a president who has the authority to declassify information -- trish: we don't though why they were -- -- [inaudible conversations] guys, this is at the heart of the issue, right? we don't know why it is that they needed to get these warrants

leslie brinkley is there live with more on these plans. leslie? >> reporter: this is a conservation story with a happy ending here in the east bay. now look at this view behind me, these green hills. it's quite a pan ramma. these hills were off limits. now this fall hundreds and hundreds of acres will become accessible to the public for the very first time for a $10 watershed access fee. the wildflowers are in bloom. you can hear the frogs and wild turkeys in the distance. there are cattle and horses grazing on this land. this was carr ranch. now it's owned by east bay mud and will be managed by a trust in a conservation deal that costs $7 million but is expected to pay off in many ways. >> it's rare that we get an opportunity to purchase land to protect our local water supplies. >> reporter: if the land were developed, it would have disrupted water quality for alameda county. instead -- >> it's a puzzle piece that fits in. we surround the land on three sides basically. >> our goal is to open this property to public recreation in fall 2017. the tr

it told us almost immediately that it would issue leslie refund, $2,500. now, expedia blamed the delay on a glitch. it wrote to us and said, "we're pleased to share that the error in the processing of miss morrison's refund was fixed and her refund was processed." now, just a reminder here. federal law says that you get 24 hours to cancel a booking. within 24 hours of booking, you can cancel and get a full refund. some restrictions apply, but generally you get the first 24 hours to change your mind or fix mistakes. now, using a travel agent might complicate matters a little bit here. expedia, though, told us if you book and cancel through its site, it will work with the airline to advocate for your refund. still, it might be a good idea to also contact the airline yourself when you use a travel agent. you can always call us, the number is 888-966-tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. did you know that? did you know you could cancel and refund a ticket for an airline within 24 hours? >> i think i did. >> did you? that's good to know. because i don't --

leslie van arsdal is with the team in buffalo and she joins us live, with the post game report, leslie. >> reporter: well, don, what a game and what a tough loss for princeton. the coach says he is still kind of taking it all in but he is so proud of his team. >> right now it hurts a little bit because of the guys, you know, we weren't pretty tonight but i thought guys gave themselves every opportunity to win. we had two good looks toward end of the game and some of the guys we want shooting the ball but i'm proud of that team. i'm proud to be their coach. >> reporter: senior stand ought, spencer white says he is happy with what they have accomplished. >> we have for the so hard, you know, not just in this game but throughout the season it hurts now certainly but i think, you know, a few days, few weeks removed we will look back and be very proud of our success over the course of the year. >> reporter: former nba star, villanova legend kerry kittles an assistant coach has been a huge influence over this season. >> he is everything. was a diehard nets fan, i used to watch him, and they

friends and neighbours here in clapham are mourning the loss of 75—year—old leslie rhodes.er. he would clean the windows, take your rubbish downstairs, he would do anything for you. to be there at that precise time and get hit by that maniac, i mean, it's unbelievable. he'll be sorely missed. aysha frade, who was on her way to pick up her two daughters from school, lost her life on the bridge, as did kurt cochran from the united states, in london celebrating his wedding anniversary. and pc keith palmer, pictured here with an american tourist in the hour before he was stabbed to death. an online appeal by the metropolitan police federation for his family has reached more than half a million pounds, double its target. among the seriously injured is police constable chris davies, who was hit by the car along with two other police officers. in total, up to 50 people were injured in the attack. most have been discharged from hospital. some are well enough to talk about what happened. i didn't want to die, so i wasjust like, "i'm going to be ok, "i'm going to try and convince mys

leslie i appreciate you being here.y, thank you fo >>> tonight on "war stories" -- >> new kind of war and never will be another one like it. >> in the b-17s and 24s they flew the treacherous skies over europe. >> if i made a mistake it wasn't just me that paid the price. it was nine other young guys. >> their mission, destroy the nazi war machine. >> they said this is such an important mission if you don't come back, the sacrifice is worth the destruction of the oil wells. >> they were the bomber bombs. that's next on "war stories." >>> good eveningful i'm oliver

starting with the increase in military spending, leslie, i am kidding. we'll start with jeff sessions and the recusal and the brain dems that attacked him and who nothing of his character and stature. >> well, from where i sit. the republicans are attacking as well. from some some asked for rez areination. but largely from democrat and republicans recusal and i think he did rightly so. you you keep it from being a huge distraction and i think it was the right thing to do because he did have a closed door meeting and the confusion that comes from democrats saying going further than recusal. if you can't remember a meeting last month and this month you remember the meeting and what you did and did not speak b. that is precarious for many people, not just democrats. >> lou: mostly democrat and only 14 republicans turned iena. >> first of all jeff session ises were not hiding anything. th were part of the public encounter and the second one was a chance encounter. he was not doing anything at all. i don't think it was necessary, but he clearly put the instit

the fourth person to have been killed is named as 75—year—old leslie rhodes from south london.o in the next hour: the controversial health bill that could replace obamacare — president trump demands a make or break vote in congress. the president of the european commission, jean—claude juncker, tells the bbc that the eu will not seek to punish britain during brexit negotiations. and plans for customers to receive automatic compensation by their phone company for problems with broadband and landlines. good afternoon. the union flag is flying at half—mast this afternoon. around the palace of westminster life is beginning to return to normal and the roads have reopened, the traffic moving freely. police are telling us they are trying to piece together a profile of the westminster attacker, khalid masood. he was previously known as adrian russell ajao. they are appealing for people to come forward with information. in other developments, police say they've made two further significant arrests in the west midlands and north—west england. a total of nine people are in custody. one wo

trish: well, let's let leslie answer that question. what say you, leslie marshall? [laughter] >> first of all, i didn't hear specific dates and times of who was met. he said, you know, they probably met if you were to look at it, to is we do need to dig deeper. one. two, hillary clinton isn't president, and if she was, there would certainly be outrage. and be thirdly, answering your question, you know, the concern is that we know that russia hacked into and tampered with our electoral process. our concern is not just for our nation and other free democratic nations -- trish: okay, that's a big statement. can i jump in just for a moment here, it's a big statement when you say they hacked into our electoral process. are you talking about hacking into john podesta, the campaign manager for hillary clinton's e-mail, or are you talking about hacking into voting machines, leslie? because there's a distinction here. >> first of all, only what is proven, and what is proven is that they hacked the democratic side of things. hillary clinton lost, and it was very clear that ju

the fourth victim has been named as 75—year—old leslie rhodes, from streatham in south london — one ofeople killed by a car on westminster bridge. scotland yard are now appealing for information from anyone who knew the attacker, khalid masood, whose birth name was adrian russell ajao. first, for the latest on the investigation, here's jane frances kelly. this photo is thought to have been taken of pc keith palmerjust 45 minutes before he died. the american tour seen with them was at westminster prior to the attack and askedif westminster prior to the attack and asked if she could pose with the officer. other victims of the attack we re officer. other victims of the attack were ays ha officer. other victims of the attack were aysha frade, also an american

leslie: he certainly isn't rolling as a democrat.visit for rex tillerson because we know one of donald trump's key pledges has been to take a hard line on radical islamic terrorism. the fight against isis is crucial and one of the ways to is by working with kurdish groups to fight the battle on the ground and turkey has been equally opposed so it will be the key issue for this visit. difficult toy manage. it is a very tricky game. -- turkish leaders do not are not likely to be happy with the way things are going in america's campaign against isis. so it is a very important visit for rex tillerson. francine: what balance does he have to strike? leslie: he has to keep turkey on board as an important region. this campaign against isis is absolutely central. and it is intensifying now and to be successful on the ground -- and america doesn't want to commit its own people on the ground. they have to work with the local partners and that is the kurds. so it is an important balance between extending a hand to develop this partnership but al

leslie i appreciate you being here.ou for >>> tonight on "war stories" -- >> how do you spend people to war and then pull the rug out from under them? >> the rules of engagement made a dangerous job deadly. >> it was a frustrating thing. we knew we had to fight within these rules of engagement. >> still in the skies over vietnam, they did their duty. >> it was like a football game. send me in, coach. i'm ready. >> "operation rolling thunder," that's coming up on "war stories." >>> the men who flew

would i like to welcome in leslie van arsdal with the team in buffalo, leslie. >> reporter: hey there, don, talk about pressure, coach jay wright was saying there is pressure being number one seed and add to that you are national champion, well, you have a big old bull's eye on your back right there. he has taken this very seriously. so what do we know about mount st. mary. i can tell you we know a lot about the star on the team who is making quite an impact. he is junior robinson, 5-foot five, smallest player in the tournament, and he can dunk. he led mountaineers last night in the 67-66 victory over new orleans. they entered as a 16th seed, a 16th seed and never ever beaten a number one and nova does not want to be the first. they are not taking anything for granted. >> they have a couple great guard, they are small but they are good. inner really good, they are stuff. we will just to have focus on the game plan and play basketball. >> they have great little guard that is really creative and they look for each other, but they are a tough team. >> let me tell you something guys this

trish: leslie, i'm going to see you in a little bit.nt to point out we're now at 20,719 on the dow, a gain of 168 points, a reversal from what we saw earlier this morning on some optimism there including what we heard from sean spicer moments ago. >>> well, the showdown over sanctuary cities between the feds and liberal mayors lives on. mayors are vowing to defy attorney general jeff sessions' warning to cooperate with immigration officials even if that means they will lose their federal grants. what risks are these city mayors putting taxpayers into by refusing these funds? >>> plus, later in the show, you know that statue of the young girl staring down wall street's charging bull? it's going to stay put for another year. i want to know why would an artist want a little girl to stand in the way of a bull which is designed to symbolize economic prosperity? just another example of the left wanting to hate all over business. i'm going to see you back here in two. trish: president trump threatening to make good on his campaign promise to d

i heard leslie richards is sitting up at there. leslie raised her hand. there she is.[applause] i want to make sure that the Ãi heard the secretary mention his secretary a couple of times so i figured i better do the same. i have some projects in my history that need attention. leslie and i on different sides of the political aisle but when it comes to transportation, there is not much between us. it is like building america's infrastructure and we have a tremendous need out there. again, the president last night said it. he said again, i've been down to the white house twice in the last two weeks. small meetings with the president. of course, i bring up infrastructure every chance i get.and again, this president is a builder. he knows what it takes to get a project done.there is a great example in pennsylvania avenue the post office building. the trump hotel, trump organization got the bid. before -- it will be under budget and that is the kind of thing this president will get done. and let me just focus on what we need to do to move forward with infrastructure. the p

when moves in, when it moves out and when we could be seeing some snow as we head toward weekend, leslie. >>> kate, wheeling and dealing started in the nfl as teams can start talking to free agents, so eagles have their checkbook out but who should they spend their money on. i have a couple names coming up later in yeah. we love low prices. no bones about it. [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. this march score the perfect basket. buy 8 participating products in one transaction and get a fandango movie ticket. up to $10 total value. only at my giant. >>> we want to update on break ing news out of north philadelphia, a fire at a peco substation is finally out, after burning for more than three hours, this afternoon. chopper three is live over that scene on the 2600 block of west westmoreland street. even they fire is out, tens of thousands of people are still in the dark, including some local hospitals. the power is back on, at st. christopher's but some traffic delays can continue around that area as peco works to restore power following this fire. we

leslie van arsdal joins us live, from buffalo with more, leslie. >> reporter: hi there, don.hris jenkins has been struggling but don't tell him that, and do not use the word, slump. villanova beat mount st. mary 76-56 last night but score very deceiving. defending national champions only up by one at half. chris jenkins missed his first 10 shots. >> i don't know, sometimes the balls fall, sometimes they don't. we play defense and we rebound here so we always have a chance to win. >> just keep shooting. >> you know, with him, he is a shooter. that is what he is. so, you know, you will not tell him don't shoot this one, you know, you are in a slump. that is like tell brett favre don't throw the ball. >> wisconsin is a big team with a ton of tournament experience. they necessity that they will have to step up their game. >> if you get off to a bad start, you could be in trouble and not be able to recover. that was i thought was great about what we did in the second half but you will not do that, again and certainly not going to do that against wisconsin because of their style of

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reporting from madison square garden, leslie van arsdal for "eyewitness sports". >>> leslie, thank you. >>> we will go from the bige to the ivy league, all right. ivy league will now have a tournament championship. they are doing it this year for the first time ever in the conferences history, and penn is in this thing. they are in the final four of this conference championship and tomorrow they will take on rival princeton, and game is at the palestra. that is a semi final round, of this tournament. some people are upset because they, say hey, this game is in their backyard in their home court and they say listen, it is not that much of a advantage. >> kid are on break, in the like we will have 7,000 penn fans here. it is a great venue for college basketball. great way to celebrate our league. i think all of those things are what we look at, and obviously if it wasn't a great venue, i don't think anybody would consider to it put it on someone's home court. >> so penn, princeton, tomorrow at 1:30. that is story from the novacare complex i'm don bell back to you guys in the studio >> wa

let's get to leslie picker in new york with that angle. leslie?> reporter: that's right, guys, news of bharara's departure was just as surprising for those on the inside as those of us on the outside. sources told me that prosecutors and other employees worked throughout the weekend to get their case loads in order. and separately, i spoke with a former assistant u.s. attorney under bharara, who talked about the loyalty that those currently in the office have for the now former u.s. attorney. >> i think that while the office has a long tradition of people continuing to work after changes in leadership, there's going to be an impact to him leaving, and i think some of the excitement that's associated with preet will certainly result -- certainly transfer into some uncertainty. >> reporter: that was randall jackson, who is now a defense attorney at boyes schiller. he also said that regardless of who takes over permanently for bharara, white-collar crime will remain a key focus of the office. >> i think financial prosecutions, including insider tradi

the fourth person to be killed is named as leslie rhodes, from south london, 75.s what ofcom wants for landline and broadband customers facing slow repairs, missed deadlines and engineers' visits that fail to happen. the telecoms regulator says it could benefit up to 2.6 million customers. statutory maternity pay for uk mothers is among the worst in europe, according to analysis by the tuc. the trade union body says only ireland and slovakia have worse "decently paid" entitlements. it defines decently paid as two—thirds of a woman's salary, or more than £840 a month. robotics and artificial intelligence could affect almost a third of uk jobs by the 2030s. a report from accountancy firm pwc says manual routine jobs are most at risk — those with a human touch, like health and education, are safer. however, they don't believe that 30% ofjobs will dissappear — rather, automation could create more wealth and additionaljobs elsewhere in the economy. good afternoon. we will look at developments in the us over president trump's delaet health reforms. so this vote was dela

abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley joins us. leslie? >> reporter: hi, cheryl. this is watershed land that's been off limits up until now. this fall it's going to be opened up this gorgeousequestri hikers. the permit is good for a year. 600 new acres to check out. the wild flowers are in bloom. you can hear the frogs and the wild turkeys in the distance. there are cattle and horses grazing on this land near upper san leandro. this was car ranch, now it's owned by east bay mud and will be managed by the land trust in a conservation deal that cost $7 million, but is expected to pay off in many ways. >> this gift from the car family is forever. it's for us now. it's for our children. >> if the land were developed, it would have disrupted water quality. instead. >> it's a puzzle piece that fits in and surround the land on three sides basically. >> reporter: it's the biggest purchased land they have made in 20 years. they plan to open the property for public recreation this fall forquestrians and wildlife viewing. >> it connects to a number of other park district tra

leslie ultimately reached out to us. we reached out to expedia and the company issued leslie's refund, $2500. expedia told us the delay was because of a processing error with the airline. it went on to say we are pleased to share that the error in the processing of the refund was fixed and her refund was processed. just a reminder. if you book a ticket for an airline trip, at least seven days prior to departure, federal law says the airline must give you a full refund within 24 hours. expedia told us, if you book and cancel through its site it will work with the airline on your behalf to advocate for a refund. it might be a good idea to also contact the airline directly within the 24-hour window. you can always call us at 1-888-996-tips or at nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> all right. good information from chris. >> no question about it. >> i am willing to bet a lot of people would be flying to the bay area to enjoy this weather if they could get here. there is a nor'easter going on on the east coast of the country. >> huge.

tributes are paid to those who died as a fourth victim is named as leslie rhodes from south london, he was 75. police say they've made two further significant arrests with a total of nine people now in custody. we'll have the latest. also this lunchtime. the controversial health bill that could replace obamacare — president trump demands a make or break vote in congress. after 100 years of healthcare, today british scientists say they have made a major breakthrough in the diagnosis and treatment of tb. and, the healing power of sport — the former servicemen who say it's given them focus for the future. a marker on day one of the new formula one season. he is fastest in both practice sessions ahead of the australian grand prix. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. police investigating the westminster attacks say they made two further significant arrests overnight in the west midlands and in north—west england. they've appealed for information to trace any associates of the attacker khalid masood as they continue to build a picture of his movements in the months before he k

are you pessimistic or us to optimistic, leslie?> optimistic about the women of the future looking at my daughter and the next generation of women and it starts now. two-thirds of the women, two-thirds of the minimum wage earners in this country are women. they are asking for more money for a higher minimum wage, to be specific. a lot of women are saying they don't like some of the decisions that are being made with regard to education, and there people that voted for trump -- >> bill: leslie, you have to zero in on your beef. if it is minimum wage, we understand that. >> i am. >> bill: the one it's everything, that doesn't do us any good. ladies, thank you. plenty more ahead. as "the factor" moves ahead today, ms-13, full of illegal criminals, we'll tell you what's going on. and miller on the best places to live on the planet. also, ivanka trump's clothing line of family doing very well despite reports. hope you stay tuned for those. "how to win at business." step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the

friends and neighbours here in clapham are mourning the loss of 75—year—old leslie rhodes. clean the windows, take your rubbish downstairs, he would do anything for you. to be there at that precise time and get hit by that maniac, i mean, it's unbelievable. he will be sorely missed, he really well. aysha frade, who was on her way to pick up her two daughters from school, lost her two daughters from school, lost her life on the, which, as did kurt cochran from the united states, in london, celebrating his wedding anniversary. and pc keith palmer, pictured here with an american tourist in the hour before he was stabbed to death. an online appeal by the metropolitan police federation for his family has reached more than half £1 million, double its target. among the seriously injured his police co nsta ble seriously injured his police constable chris davies, who was hit by the car along with two other police officers. in total, up to 50 people were injured in the attack. most have been discharged from hospital. some are well enough to talk about what happened. hospital. some ar

francine: leslie vinjamuri and george magnus stay with us. coming up we will speak with the ceo.ra ceo -- algebras this is bloomberg. ♪ was a hike executed that was largely priced in over recent weeks. she confirmed the economy is moving along the trajectory the fed projected. if you look at the dot diagram, they are on that path. francine: that was the ubs group chairman, axel weber. we have more interviews from their later. he raised rates by a quarter of a percentage point. since thehike financial crisis. we are joined by george magnus and leslie vinjamuri. winky for joining us. what are you most surprised about. it seems like janet yellen is guiding the markets in a way that did not cause waves. the markets were expecting her to be more hawkish. >> the house was not overly surprised by the tone. 4 dotsket was geared for for 2018 in the event we got the goldilocks scenario. high currency bed in the dollar under pressure. it has set the stage for the fed to justify over the next 18 months what will be the factors that could drive those dots

leslie. >> that is right, don.came for the basketball but when you are in buffalo you have to have buffalo wings. this place anchor bar, has the best, it is actually where chicken wing was born. how are those wings, back there. >> wow. >> thank you. >> they traveled in a snowstorm to get here. that says something. and let me show you, what happened, early today though. this is a light snowfall. it has been snowing, non-stop since this morning. it is supposed to snow, all day long, into tonight, into tomorrow. what does bring people out of their cozy homes, the best wings in the country. and, here is the story, of how buffalo chicken wings, were born. >> it was a cold night in 1964 when the owner's son, mr. bell ismo who was in here with his friend. they were hungry. everything was closed down for the night. mother, she went in the kevin and she took left over scraps of the chicken wings and she made a medium sauce, hot sauce and part butter and after that it became a phenomenon. people were coming from all over the

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when you define your bet as much as leslie described as ackman does routinely, you need to have some sort of floor under that bet. a lot of people do it exactly with the products behind me. with an option and an insurance policy. if you don't do that and you ahave a really concentrated bet, obviously, you can make a lot, but you can lose a lot really fast. look at our friend carl icahn. carl basically buys upside calls and he did this in urbal life judge, as you recall. he brought upside calls and that's exactly the opposite of what i'm talking about, of course, because that's really ramping up the amount of risk you want to take, rather than cutting it. so, carl does that because he's somebody very smart, but also he's willing to accept the consequences of being wrong and seeing that trade go against him. mr. ackman probably could have hedged and lost 5% or 10% on this trade, rather than 95% and that would have been a much smarter trade. but it's hindsight at this point. >> carrie, for those managing their own money and own portfolios and many viewers do that for them selves. we had

leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> the wife of the orlando night club shooter there be staying in jail for the time being. a florida judge granted a request by federal prosecutors for delay in the release of noor salman. she has pleaded not guilty to charges of helping her husband omar mateen scout out locations before the massacre which left 49 people dead. salman was scheduled to be released tomorrow. after an oaklan judge said it was debate bld whether the government presented enough evidence to establish her guilt. >>> a legal battle that began in san jose years ago oert publver pin's right to see the private e-mails and texts of government officials is oefsh aver and thec has won. it eventually led to the development of san pedro square market. san jose refused to release the messages from public officials including those from a former mayor. today the california supreme court unanimously ruled the public has the right to see any and all such messages. >>> hertz may have caused unsuspects visitors millions and now the city of sfwran an francs suing. melanie. >> reporter: well, no