i mean, what is it, liam?ase, just let me help you. >> liam: you can't. >> hope: well, at least let me try. >> liam: no, it's not--it's-- it's--it's--it's too late. [sighs] >> hope: no, it's not.

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>> hope: "my daddy's home." >> liam: aww. >> hope: [ chuckles ] >> liam: really? >> hope: yeah. it was really sweet. >> liam: [ laughs ] >> hope: and, uh, speaking of

liam? liam? >> ridge: really is a moving tribute. you'y. >> thomas: well, vinny was a good friend to me.

>> liam: i would not have left him there, no. >> hope: so, this is all bill? >> liam: no, it's not.s not all bill. i'm the one who was behind the wheel. i'm the reason he's dead. >> hope: no, you said he came out of nowhere. you didn't intend for any of this to happen. >> liam: i know that, hope. but, i... i watched him take his last breath, you know, i, uh... i saw the life leaving his body

. >> liam: hey, this is liam. leave a message. [ phone beeps ] >> bill: liam, call me. call me before you make a decision you can't take back. [ phone beeps ] >> hope: was that bill? >> liam: yeah, for the millionth time. >> hope: are you gonna talk to him?

>> liam: dad, i couldn't live with it anymore. look at me. look at me.an barely function. >> bill: then you call me. you talk to me. you don't confess. >> hope: liam said it was an accident. >> bill: well, of course it was an accident. >> hope: well, he could've explained that to the police, but instead, you threw him into the car unconscious and drove away leaving vinny on the side of the road. what happened to vinny was devastating, but what you did, it turned it into a crime. ♪♪

. _ and see. 0k, liam bradford, from bbc radio manchester.ford, from bbc radio manchester. we will keep you i radio manchester. we will keep you updated on up through the afternoon. a bumper crop of elections will be held across england, scotland and wales on thursday. about a8 million people can vote, to elect about 5,000 candidates to positions of power. chris curtis is a pollster at 0pinium research. afternoon. good afternoon. lots to net afternoon. good afternoon. lots to get through- _ afternoon. good afternoon. lots to get through. maybe _ afternoon. good afternoon. lots to get through. maybe we _ afternoon. good afternoon. lots to get through. maybe we could - afternoon. good afternoon. lots to get through. maybe we could get i afternoon. good afternoon. lots to i get through. maybe we could get your thoughts on how the pandemic might play out in these elections, and what the polls are telling us so far? ~ ~ , ., ., far? well, i think if you are the conservative _ far? well, i think if you are the conservative government, - far? well,

. >> brooke: and you're happy, obviously. >> hope: having liam home has been wonderful.know, he's been so attentive and caring. and it's just-- it's nice to feel like we're moving forward.

i wanna devote tonight to us, to our love. >> liam: me too.

great britain's liam heath has added canoeing world cup gold to his collection.eal boost as he prepares to defend his 0lympic title injuly. he qualified for the games two years ago, when he regained the world title over the same distance. tom daley and matty lee have won gold at the european diving championships in budapest the pair were competing in the ten metre synchronised dive and pulled off an impressive performance — and a personal best score — as they continue their preparations ahead of the olympic games in tokyo. the duo also won world cup gold at the olympic test event injapan earlier this month, and daley says they can still get better. it is the first time i have won a medal at the european championships. we were five points higher than her previous personal best of the lander while serious are really happy. it wasn't the best we could have done it much, you know, at the end of the day, there is still a little bit of room for improvement and we have got like eight weeks, nine weeks until we compete at the so some room for improvement but very happy r

. >> liam: and any chance with you... >> hope: stop it.top it. >> liam: ...so i thought i had is gonna be gone because i did this, because i... i killed him, i killed vinny. >> thomas: you know, vinny was like a brother to me my entire life. i've always been kind of a loner, i only had a small group of friends, but you know what? vinny topped that list. >> bill: well, like attracts like, no wonder you couldn't do any better.

>> liam: uh, i don't know. tried to sleep, but i just kept staring at you.i didn't want the moment to end, it felt like a-- like a dream. >> hope: hmm. well, i can assure you, it's very real.

. >> liam has more weekend r you on liam's s open again an celebrating 25 years. it's inviting you back with the family for the deep water aquarium fun. it's home to 24,000 animals, over 200 species, sharks, ocean otters and more, 750,000-gallon clear acrylic salt water tunnel, located across fisherman's whatever of. reservations are required but it's good family fun with a lot of learning. check the website for opening hours. >> that music gets you ready. >> it does. >> see the rest of things to do our morning show. >>> still ahead, turning heartache into passion. we introduce you to a >>> this week's students rising above scholar weathered a tough family break up. >> she took that heartache and turned it into a passion for helping others. >>> first generation cornia,inl >> repor e's fe arin with others. >> at the age of 13 my parents got divorced because money was a constant source of stress and problems at home, i learned early how financial instability really impacts a family. because it broke our family apart. >> reporter: a vulnerable family business coupled

. ♪♪ >> [ crickets chirping ] >> liam: oh, my god. know, i was afraid this would ever happen again. just having time alone together, touching you, and kissing you, it's... >> hope: i was afraid, too. but i had never lost hope that we'd get back to this, to us. you're home and our families reunited. >> liam: as much as i love the kids, can i just say...

well, your friday liam's list is all about mom. >> yes and it should be. let's get right to kcbs radio's liam mayclem with thousand celebrate all weekend long. napamaybe comp lynn. re up in it's where you want to go. chef gray sources the best of local ingredients and makes pla look at that. it is ours. of course the wine part of the . ory there and ke i said, super, super tasty. have fun, moms. >> you can see the rest of his list and things to do at kpix.com and see him live fridays on the morning show starting at 4:30 a.m. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> she has a confident spirit and a drive to succeed. we introduce you a daca student who doesn't let anyone or anything hold her back. >>> is this week students riding above scholar has learned not to let anybody or anything hold her back. >> it's a can do spirit that shines through in every part of her life. >> claudia garcia kicks her competition to the curb in tie quan doe where the 21-year-old is a seasoned black belt. the sport showcasing her confidence. >> i am

liam, it's great to see you. friday. >>> good morning to you both, the two people i love waking with on a friday. lots to get to. first, it is a big weekend for loca the whole mission about ending teen bullying. this weekend they're launching a national teen board with the aim of ensuring no teenager anywhere, anyone anywhere, ever feels isolated or alone again. board is comprised of the brightest and best from across the country leading the effort. the local organization was launched 14 years ago when we lost lily. the gala, a virtual one, is sunday at 5:00. go teens. >>> next, everyone's favorite local aquarium is open again and celebrating 25 years. it is inviting you back with the family for the deep water aquarium fun. it is home to over 0 s,sharks, ocean otters, and more. it is located of course it good of learning as well. check the website for opening hours. >>> are you all right? >> this one is not for the kids like the aquarium. a bay area film maker mark s allen is behind 616 lane where a young family'

liam byrne, labour, 23,617. the total— 15,351. liam byrne, labour, 23,617.ds combined authority. studio: that is the result, another big mayoral authority for the west midlands, such an important battleground in all elections and this is andy street, formerjohn lewis executive, who has made a success now ofjob, being re—elected and beating labour's liam byrne. that is not andy street, because he has a big red rosette, so let's hang on. let me start with a huge thank you to you and all your team for delivering... studio: this is liam byrne thanking the team. vicki young, how important is this result? it is the team. vicki young, how important is this result?— is this result? it is another huge win for the _ is this result? it is another huge win for the conservatives - is this result? it is another huge win for the conservatives and i is this result? it is another huge l win for the conservatives and they will be thrilled not only the hartlepool by—election, but in the west midlands and the tees valley, resounding wins for them as mayors and may be a sign tha

liam drew quickly print out the latest worksheets before mascots the last time he was able to attend school with his entire class was over a year ago since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic schools have been closed for most of the time.

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your friday liam's list is all about mom. >> so let's get right over to liam with how to celebrate all good to see you, i will yam. >> lynn, michelle, it is all about the moms this sunday and of course we will kick off with some music by one of our favorite bay area artists michael. [music playing] oh, yeah, mom, i got you, yeah, yes, i do. there he is. michael telling moms i got you for the mother's day concert this weekend. the spearhead front maned th werri uin t pandemic in bali for the entire year. the concert there at 6:00. what a chef. she's so talented. her food so glorious. if you are up in napa -- it is where you want to go. chef gray sources the best of local ingredients. look at that, it is art. super, super tasty. have fun, moms. >>> and finally i am -- [ indiscernible ] it is a brand new pin designed by san francisco artist jason. he's created this pin in the hope that more people will pass it ton doctors or first responders and every proceed, every extra dollars from the pin, there it s i am vaccinated -- look at that go,i. so, guys, as i send it back to you, i want to s

and not just because of the show, but liam's home. >> brooke: yeah. i'm happy about that.s about time. and hope wanted it, even though she's having a hard time admitting that. >> ridge: and i know you don't wanna hear this, but i'm really proud of thomas. this kind of information could've sent him over the top, but hems

but folks like debbie mcguire, the owner of liam's irish pub. she's concerned.oday she has three. it is not just debbie. we walked up and down downtown falmouth here on cape cod and the national restaurant association tells us 72% of restaurants nationwide are having an issue when it comes to staffing and retention of staff. so what is causing this? well there is a number of factors that we believe is causing this. first is that unemployment benefit, federally and state by state contributing to no jobs and it is also childcare. parents can't go out for a work shift if they're taking care of kids. and it is the foreign worker visas are no longer possible due to covid precautions. but here on cape cod, it is who is living here. it is no alonger according to the chamber of commerce ceo, no longer the college or high school students that may be more willing to take a job as a busboy, but instead it is an older population. but i did speak to deny and she was keeping her hopes up about all of this. >> i've always this saying, anybody could run a business when the econ

for second year in a row alivia and liam the most popular names for babies born here in the united states. according to the social security administration recently released its top baby names for 2020. the top 10 girl names were olivia eva charlotte sophia a million isabella mia evelyn and harper as for the boys, liam noah all alijah william james benjamin, lucas henry and alexander. but get this. henry hasn't been among the top 10 names in more than a 100 years. and as for 2 names are quickly becoming popular. those are his eye ear for boys and for girls. still to come tonight here on kron. 4 news eight's caitlyn jenner, republican candidate running for. >> california governor says that she supports a path for undocumented immigrants for citizenship. what are other republicans now saying about the issue. plus, next in sports, the a's and giants both playing before the home crowd on this mother's day they come out with a win for mom sports director jason dumas says the high. it's done. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the giants win 4 of this series sweep today against the san diego padres do

and he was the day now it's dragging me can't ref generous liam j ref running for my life ever in that me as after i don't know what's the matter about what happened? i didn't seem like nobody data say, hey, this is from me this to him and that kind of pain me. this is the need to be raised. we commit to the ground, these bodies and the souls. and let us forever remember and reflect upon the lines that have been nameless and unknown for many of the ashes to ashes dust, to dust. oh i a few is a healing law. those that are given respect to those that happen. i think they want it to be remember and to have the right of passage the right to move on. oh in ah . j v you think i can we he'll go to a grade where i get hold of me now the hole in the back. he was all those things was young to me years ago. the only back josh in the message, you're add changes. i can change this world on the way. i'm not a big enough man to do there, but i can put it in it. just keep going in go and go. i wish you could see me. now. i wish you could see the work that i'm doing now mom. i wish you to be with me. i

but that worries people like debbie maguire, the co-owner of liam's irish public. 45 employees at her pub. today she has 20. she usually has to sort through applications to sort through to figure out who to pick. today she only has three applications. the national restaurant association tells us that nationwide, 72% of restaurant owners say they're having issues finding people to work for them. so what is causing all of this? first of all, it does have to do with the unemployment benefits being offered federally and state by state. it also has to do with something as simple as childcare. a parent can't work if they have to take care of their kids. here at summer vacation destination, it has to do with people with foreign visas to work. the president of the chamber of commerce in cape cod tells me it has to do with the type of people and age of people here on cape cod. it's not necessarily those younger folks who are willing to work as a bartender or busboy, it's more of an aging population on the cape. debbie is keeping her hopes up about all of this. >> i've alway

. >> reporter: in liam, ashley sees daniel.y'all looking swag right now! >> reporter: everything he has, he puts into that and his manager isn't the only one who's noticed. >> daniel is outstanding >> my kids love his singing. >> ray of sunshine. >> reporter: in the year since daniel came aboard - >> you found a gem. >> reporter: hundreds of messages. >> an amazing person. >> best drive through ever. >> reporter: enough to get the tension of kim baylor, owner of the mcdonalds. daniel is what you want. >> reporter: that surprised daniel >> ahh >> reporter: with this. >> boo-yah, baby >> no one like daniel, anywhere. >> it's home, it's a brand-new opportunity for me to be somebody in the world. >> in a good mood, awesome. >> reporter: as daniel thrives, one mother savors the ride. >> very proud of him yes. yes, it's truly made us proud. >> reporter: as another watches. >> i do. >> reporter: and thinks about her son. >> enjoy your day. >> when you see somebody like daniel, it's just kind of reassuring that it's going to be okay he

the trio were bidding to emulate liam broady and harriet dart, both of whom had kept their main drawina maria bara, and jay clarke fell foul of slovakia's filip horansky. great britian were narrowly beaten in their third game of the ice hockey world championship in latvia. after losing their opening two matches, they forced overtime against denmark — but eventually lost 3—2. the brits got off to a great start as well, ben o'connor giving them the lead inside the first 3 minutes. afterfalling behind, gb drew level to then force overtime, but it was denmark who went on to get the winner. britain face belarus in their 4th group game tomorrow. they're 7th in their group of 8 — the top 4 from each group go through to the quarter—finals. it's a year since the death of george floyd. the murder of an african—american man at the hands of a white police officer sparked protests notjust in the us, but around the world. athletes such as lewis hamilton, naomi osaka and england footballers marcus rashford and raheem sterling have spoke out against systemic racism. former england defender ashley co

not fun is that final film liam. market now it's a new record. and chang. this was his 1st someone suede and he wasn't the fastest but his group. and shared the money from the berries between them. after 2 and a half months he won't be going home empty handed he's still left 'd with $1500.00 after deducting all expenses and costs how do you go. little monkey that. will go and that is still a day. well. no and i. think that's a plan to do. that i'm not a leopard naik and that. only moderate labor is out willing to enjoy such conditions for such a good try. but tara workers will continue to come to sway to the hunt the fruits of the forest. of the base of future. what happens when an island bill for tourists suddenly has no visiting it's. one no one east travels to bali to find out. on al-jazeera. the protests started chiefly in front of the x. museum in amsterdam hundreds of protesters scattered to demand the government is locked down with strict chanson lift a curfew the 1st in the country since world war 2 the threat is that we lose our freedoms to protest

i did a visit to order to buy liam dam which has been polluted for decades. he says in a porch of over 800000 fish dying in just a single. that was over 15 years ago when the flood gates were open but even today the water is polluted the does of what is blanketed in water hyacinth plants indicators of heavy metal pollution they also chalk the entire river system below. 3 farmers who are on their morning walk on the dam approached me and began describing what had happened to the river they grown up beside. the net when i was 15 or so we used to drink this water but it's been dirty for 30 to 35 years now but they say many people have jobs on the other side but what good is that if the water is contaminated there's a saying in time you know it's like selling your eyes and buying a movie. one of the family david invited us back to his home he used to live here as a subsistence farmer but over the past 20 years things have changed dramatically here but back then there was cotton rice sugar cane corn lots of crops. and. now the ground is so contaminated by the wate

so she needs to go to the hospital in the southern look at in liam, i guess it is either left for tomorrow. the seat or field they met in october 2015, a quote, request safe passage to take a psalms to a hospital. the you, katie, nice the petition. the son just health problems are not only physical in december 2015. a medical report evaluated the impact the indefinite confinement could have on his mental health. the report owns that his health will deteriorate if he remains in his current situation. it concludes such stressful circumstances with no end in sight can lead 2014 and destructive consequences. with the potential to become life threatening him. the medicaid system to him then is the miss momento broken, also listed and audi. southfield by sally. well actually something happens. he has to exceed the place because it's his life is place. i mean, even if i'm in that situation either. no, absolutely, no, this is something we can, we do not understand that there is no proceeding in the u. k. for such an emergency system was the best. in this scenario, there's a new local case and bett

no one's surprise he highlighted once again the failed attempt to unseat him it's very loud sound liam died on a day may be that i did but i feel it's just i don't know about. in 1805 for young un to apartheid activists were murdered by south african security forces if you gone solve the problem by the moving the guy then you could get 36 years on a family's quest for justice reveal systemic resistance to prosecution and musselburgh convicted for taking my father away from me and exposes the influence the former apartheid just i'm british men still wielded in the new south africa my father died for this the people in power investigation on al jazeera. holding the powerful to account as we examine the u.s. is role in the world on al-jazeera. india reports another record rise in corona virus cases the shortage of oxygen kills 12 patients in new delhi alone. come on santa maria here in doha with the world news from al jazeera. scuffles in the french capital workers there and around the world rally for their rights on the international level but they. also in the news.

me simple method allows liam to compare the face of the curl over a period of time and have noticed signs that even this hate resilient carl is reaching its limits. here is fully, but there's not no growth on it. bleaching occurs when the wilshire's too long and lp the carl food source is expelled. really completely while it's really flowing in life is just a huge pitch. you would look at your rape as it goes, system engineer, and to lose that building block, you just lost your structure. you lost your community lock, taking someone's house. and we have this co system out here which is chris day, but it is also on the cost of having this pledging event. so it's, it's definitely something we need to keep a very close eye on carl's support a course. or if there was a good time to predict, but up to 90 percent could disappear by 2040 it makes creating a marine pot even more leading the way is the indigenous body joey community. they arrange a tame, regularly work closely with scientists. so we're going to speak, you agree? so you can do that, or if today, marine biologist scott, why thing is

liam has also spoken. i'll give you credit. i personally my parents like for my mom she would like wake me up every morning like even in high school and like make me breakfast and lunch. so i was like so worried about coming to college because i was like i've been relying on it so much, but i guess you gotta figure it out. do your parents value independence in you? did they value when you were younger? right, logically if you're going to have an independent 18 year old. and we've talked about this right remember paula fasses arguments about american parents for centuries have privileged independence. our children should grow up to be independent being so how do you do that? you give a more and more independence at a young age. you turn them loose you give up power and control so that your children can take independent power and control and you hope for the best. and remember we've read now more and more american parents are doubting whether that's the right strategy. so you've heard of helicopter parents the pejorative term for

news reporter liam gives us an update on what san francisco is doing to get students back track. >> shein san francisco public schools. wanted well with distance learning and the other who is in third grade struggled. >> we have noticed a significant loss when it comes to her reading comprehension. >> enter rise which stands for the recovery with inclusive and successful enrichment, addressing the covid learning loss is just part of what the newly appointed 11 member working group intends to do. in fact -- is one of them. >> all of them have education expertise at 10 of the 11 have particular expertise in remediation, in how you useyou e outside school supplement what is happening in the classroom. >> the working group will meet for the first time on thursday. >> we get to figure out, map out essentially how we are going to be working together. >> they have three months to come up with a plan. parts of it will begin to be implemented on day one of the school year which begins in august. >> for an example have an extra hour of class with certified teachers that are hired through summer t

and our elected elites who are imprisoned will be quickly released i hope that liam r.'s like taiwan where people have to mark this thing. with al-jazeera live from london still ahead. manchester united fans invade the pitch old trafford in a protest against the club's owners and the 3 wheels changing how women do business in zimbabwe. the weather certainly not looking to spring like across a good parts of europe at the moment we got this massive cloud just rolling out of the czech republic pushing across some. parts of poland in or out of area of low pressure which drawing in a fair old northerly wind for many that sky be cold enough to snow as we go on through the next couple of days that will make us well little further east which through the baltic states will see wetter weather coming through his aggression pushing ever tools that western side of a russia 18 celsius in moscow not too bad at the moment little is coming behind we have got some wintry weather across the higher ground of england and scotland as we go on through monday some west of weather there for much

been liam starts june 7th on g.w. . this is news and these are our top stories u.s. president joe biden's administration has announced support for lifting coronavirus vaccine payton protections the move could bolster global vaccine supplies and help developing countries manufacture their own vaccines the white house says it will negotiate with the world trade organization but question of the talks could take time. facebook's oversight board has upheld the company's decision to suspend donald trump's account but it said the suspension should not be indefinite and as a 6 month time span to determine a proportionate response the social media network suspended account 4 months ago for allegedly inciting the violence that led to the deadly january 6th capital riot . israel's president roven rivlin has asked opposition leader. to form a new government a day after prime minister benjamin netanyahu failed to assemble a coalition before an overnight deadline if mr coalition building is successful it will end mr netanyahu has 12 year rule this is d.w. news from berlin you can

by the social security administration, for girls the top three, olivia, emma and ava, for boys it's liam, noah and oliver. one name rapidly dropping from favor: alexa. one possible reason, imagine calling for your daughter and having amazon alexa answer. i guess that's why siri didn't make the list. up next, steve hartman with a mother and son story made forfo the movies. struggling to manage my type 2 diabetes was knocking me out of my zone, but lowering my a1c with once-weekly ozempic® helped me get back in it. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic® ♪ my zone? lowering my a1c and losing some weight. now, back to the show. ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop ozempic® and get medical help right away

murray and fellow briton liam brody won their first round match against australian pair luke saville. 5,000 fans will be allowed onto centre court for the final five days. before that, spectators will be limited to no more than a thousand on any court. britain's jack laugher has won the silver medal in the one meter springboard at the european aquatics championships in budapest. it's the second medal that great britain have won at the championships. he'll also be competing in the synchronised 3m springboard tomorrow along with dan goodfellow on thursday. as they prepare for the olympics this summer. mo farah will look to qualify for the olympics at the british athletics 10,000m championships next month. the four—time olympic champion has been focusing on road events since retiring from track racing in 2017, but he's looking to go to his fourth games in tokyo. he's twice won gold in the 10,000 meters. he'll form part of a 12—strong team set to compete at the university of birmingham on the 5th ofjune. one of the contenders for overall victory at the giro d'italia crashed out, after hi

. >> thanks to liam collins for that report.uture that cryptoed that had. >> not only a home but a purpose. and that name crypto, linebacker it >> thanks for starting your week with "early today. i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. before we go, we're celebrating national brothers day. so from our "early today" family tomorrow love those brothers. >>> it's monday, may 24th. it was a violent weekend in multiple states with at least a dozen killed and many more injured. what's spurring the violence >> disaster in the alps. a cable car falls 65 feet to the ground, killing at least 14 passengers we're live in italy with the latest >>> add another record in the books for simone biles no other woman in the history of gymnastics has achieved. >> chalk one up for the og as

we had liam, noah and oliver for boys. olivia, emma and ava for girls. no andrew or mona in the top ten. >> the list also reveals the effect of pop culture. the fastest rising boy names were zyair, jaxtyn and jakobe. >> and for girls, you have avayah. i feel like an elementary schoolteacher who's going to get corrected. denisse and jianna. >> i feel like this is how they spell the names on starbucks cups. >> i literally feel like an elementary schoolteacher. >> nobody ever mispronounced my first name. but my last name a lot of times. this is pretty cool. over the last 100 years, the most popular name for boys, my brother is going to love this, is michael, obviously is my brother's name. >> solid name. you can't go wrong with michael. mona, i feel like was popular in 1939. >> and now. >> i never meet monas under the age of 85. but they're always so sweet. >> the classics, right? andrew, michael. thomas. >> bill, bob, joe. >>> coming up, getting to know the newest member of our "world news now" family, andrew. >>> and the details in one of the most expensi

and 12 degrees in christ church, the who's a faith can get a story without uttering a single word, liam convention, manatee, of life. witness through the lens of the human eye. on out there, there are wonderful filipino work. it's a big boy should buy landlord to make them pay norman and prices to leave over crowded 118, made the victim and exposes the business one al jazeera, the the, me, they're going to reminder the top stories on how to 0 european need is of agreed on sanctions against batteries following the forced landing of a passenger plane and arrest of a distant journalist. billions of dollars of european investments have been frozen, but it is also demanded. the immediate release of room on purchase of a political crisis is unfolding. and molly, the military has arrested the president prime minister and defense minister, i believe, to be taken to a ministry camp in catchy. the un mission in money is called for the immediate release. united states extra state antony brink and is traveling to the middle east for days into the israel palestine cease. fire tension is still high.

liam kirk opened the scoring for britain in latvia with his fifth goal of the tournament.edes came back to win, the defeat leaves britain seventh in group a. that's all the sport for now. you can stay up—to—date on all of the build—up to that champions league final on the bbc sports website. next up, it's the weather. some of us probably look at the sky wondering where this fantastic weather we are were promised is. just a little while longer. it was a temporary blip on friday. it is going to turn increasingly sunny and warmer as we go through the bank holiday weekend. here's the cloud from friday. you can see a little hit and miss, some showers around. the best of the weather was a cross northern scotland and closer to the north sea coast. that's because high pressure is building, think of the high pressure as a mountain that stops the weather front coming off the atlantic. so the weather front that's been here across the west is in the process of disintegrating, so it's raining itself out. the clouds are starting to break up, but it does mean that saturday morning is goi

liam heath had already qualified and has added canoeing world cup goal to his collection.s he prepares to defend his 0lympic title injuly. he qualified for the games two years ago. novak djokovic return to the clay in rome a different play after his quarterfinal against stefan to to patch —— tsitsipas. he was a set and a breakdown. he said it was his toughest match so far and he will be backin toughest match so far and he will be back in court this evening against home favourite, who came from a set down to knock out andre rubel. the italian is through to the finals for the first time and he said it was a dream to get through in his favourite tournament in front of his people. that is all the sport for now but you can get more on the bbc sport website, including build—up to the fa cup final. see you soon. wreaths have been laid across the uk and around the world to mark the centenary of the royal british legion. in a message to coincide with the occasion, prince charles said the organisation ensured the sacrifices of veterans would never be forgotten. 0ur correspondentjon

liam curry. after the terrible events of 22nd of may 2017, the region came together.elebrate, you know, manchester's unity and standing together, and i think the fact that we are able to do that, regardless of the situation, it's so incredible, i think, because we've been apart for so long. yunus mulla, bbc north west tonight. south wales police says it's arrested four men, aged from 16 to 36, in connection with street violence in the mayhill area of swansea on thursday evening. a vigil turned into a riot during which cars were set on fire and stones and bricks were thrown at people's homes. detectives have thanked residents for statements and video footage, and appealed for more information. the queen has been meeting the crew of the royal navy's new flagship — hms queen elizabeth — as the carrier prepares for its first major deployment. the £3 billion warship — carrying eight new stealth fighter jets and other aircraft — will leave portsmouth for asia tonight. from portsmouth, our defence correspondent, jonathan beale, reports. this morning, the longest—serving mona