there is another investigation into ken livingstone.feel offended, whether they are jewish or not. what is this going to do to the party? i think it is ruinous and unjust and one of the things i thought this morning when i heard how the chief rabbi was demanding more punishment, i thought there was ajewish tradition more punishment, i thought there was a jewish tradition for compassion and forgiveness and understanding other people. ken livingstone is not known for his tax dollars but he is not the only person who is tactless in this world —— for his pack fullness —— tax .igot . i got the impression that he has been suffering this last year. he may not show it but i think there has been a personal cruelty towards him andi has been a personal cruelty towards him and i don't want any more of it. jenny manson thank you very much. let's return to our main story this evening. the united nations security council has been meeting in an emergency session to discuss a suspected chemical attack in idlib province in syria, which us president donal

let's return to whatjeremy corbyn said about ken livingstone and that new probe into mr livingstone'stroversial comments regarding adolf hitler and zionism. mr corbyn said, "ken livingstone's comments have been grossly insensitive and he caused great offence and hurt to the jewish community. it is deeply disappointing that despite his long record of standing up to racism ken has failed to acknowledge or apologise for the hurt he has caused." well, we can talk now to ken livingstone himself who joins us from north london. good afternoon to you. hi there. now, looking at this statement from jeremy corbyn, it talks of consideration now by the national executive committee of your comments and actions. what do you know about that? well, nothing, i only know what you've just said. i was told it about an hour, but the simple fact is this, i have been suspended for 11 months, a huge investigation by the labour party, three days of hearings, covering 20 hours and at the end of it, i suspect the reason i wasn't expelled from the labour party was the labour pa rty‘s from the labour party was the

which ken livingstone would devastate.eople to say anything about israel, about hitler and my view is there is a division coming up between jewish and my view is there is a division coming up betweenjewish members of the labour party and non— jewish people in the labour party and people in the labour party and people of the community which would lead to a real anti—semitism which would be my fear. a real anger that certain community is refusing to allow debate. how can, then, the policies of the israeli government be criticised without being regarded as anti—semitism? i think it's impossible to be anti—semitic if you criticise the israeli government. what would be anti—semitic is criticising the jews what would be anti—semitic is criticising thejews in the israeli government. one of president trump's closest advisers, his chief strategist steve bannon, has been removed from his position on the us national security council. a senior official said that mr bannon had only been given the position to oversee the work of the for

and today mr livingstone stood by his comments.t do you realise your comments and their offence? he said they had been misreported and used to undermine labour's leadership. the home select committee was... he believed it. that is seven weeks after what i said and even then he didn't know. this is what is so wrong about the fa ke this is what is so wrong about the fake news and the rather crappy level of our media these days. have your comments helped labourcause? level of our media these days. have your comments helped labourcause ?. help anything that tells the truth. —— labour's cause. jeremy corbyn was accused by some of failing to do enough to stamp it out. that's something he has consistently denied, insisting there is no place for anti—semitism within the labour party. but something this decision, a partial suspension, not an expulsion, sends a different message. it sounds like a revolving door system where you are ok to revive the holocaust, cause pain and anguish to holocaust survivors, sick quality for 12 months and re—em

we‘ve just had that ken livingstone has refused to apologise.n hour from the shadow attorney general who said that it is theissue attorney general who said that it is the issue of ken livingstone being unrepentant and refusing to apologise. saying, she is horrified and there could be grounds for further investigation by the party. the official line from labour is that they have acknowledged the ruling but we have not heard anything from jeremy corbyn yet. he says labour‘s policy has been to root out any form of anti—semitism within the party but there are fingers pointed this afternoon at the leadership, suggesting more could be done. thank you. members of the european parliament have voted overwhelmingly in favour of taking a tough start over brexit negotiations, citing red lines that can‘t be crossed. there were testy exchanges. one said brexit was the stupidity caused by a catfight inside the conservative party and that britain will one day asked to rejoin the eu. nigel farrell raj accused politicians from other countries of being nasty and v

ken livingstone said he is not guilty of anti—semitism and they did not find me guilty.is a sensitive business, but the jewish community to grave offence? they really did. i would just say that the sanctions he has been given here make no difference to him, because i spoke to him recently and he almost indicated he has semi retired and doesn't want to hold office. i don't think he is pursuing to become an mp. the head of young labour in london has said, ken livingstone doesn't represent her views. she is a jewish lady. she was deeply hurt by it. if she is the future of the labour party, people her age and her generation say his views are not reflective of how they feel and you have the support people like that. they are the future of the party and they are putting their foot down and saying it is not ok. one of the interesting elements about this, is jeremy corbyn should make his position clear on this. another example of the labour party emerging not too well from a highly controversial issue. jeremy corbyn in the headlines again himself when challenged by a reporter wh

well, ken livingstone is here with me.itical of both mr livingstone and the labour party's handling of this affair. good evening, both. ken livingstone, you thought you were going to be expelled and you have had a lucky escape. i think that the labour party's barrister and lawyer were probably saying to them, if you expell ken livingstone, he goes tojudicial review and you have no chance of winning. you can have all sorts of arguments, but i did not say that hitler was a zionist. 0n the jewish chronicle, it said that i said jews were like nazis, this is outrageous. i know that fake news is the big thing. wes, what does it feel like to be in the same party as ken livingstone the night, wes streeting? we said the labour party will take a zero tolerance approach to anti—semitism and today was an opportunity to demonstrate the live up to that promise and we have blown it, because the labour party's process has conceded that ken has brought the labour party into disrepute. they're in mind that the labour mp he was defending, th

we are hoping to speak to ken livingstone in the next hour.n nick skelton has announced his retirement from the sport. skelton, who's 59, won gold at the rio games last summer on his horse big star. four years earlier at london 2012, he helped great britain to a team gold medal. in a statement skelton said the sport has given him more than he could have hoped for over the past 43 years. 0ur reporter lizzie greenwood hughes said the news is almost as much about the horse, big star, as its famous rider. he always said when that horse retired he would retire and i said to him recently did part of him which the horse was 16, the horse is about 13, did he wish the horse was 16 or 17 so they could say that was it and they had done it and they do not have to compete. he has barely done much competing since then. he did not want anyone else to write that horse. i heard word on the grapevine recently that the horse was not quite right so i wondered if this might be coming. he is a stallion is they can make a lot of money for him at stud but nick skelto

and again tonight mr livingstone stood by his comments.id you are not anti—semitic, but do you recognise the offence your comments have caused this? he said they'd been misreported and used to undermine labour's leadership. d chairman of the board ofjewish people said for me to have said hitler was a zionism is deeply offensive... he believed it. that was seven weeks after what i said. and even then he didn't know. this is what's so wrong about the fake news and the rubbish level of our media these days. do your comments have helped labour's cause? anything that tells people the truth, helps. ken livingstone's comments fuelled a wider row about the labour party and anti—semitism. jeremy corbyn was accused by some are failing to do enough to stamp it out. that's something he has consistently denied this, insisting there is no place for anti—semitism within the labour party. but some think this decision, a partial suspension not an expulsion, sends a different message. it sounds like some kind of revolving door system, where you are 0k to re

that was the former labour mayor of london, ken livingstone, speaking a short while ago. mp louise ellman. that talk about his statement today where he tries to justify what he said in the past and says this is an attempt to undermine mr corbyn. the labour party took a shameful and outrageous decision yesterday, it is clearly emboldened ken livingstone and he is now continually repeating the statements, the untruths and the distortions that give such offence and field anti—semitism. he doesn't seem and field anti—semitism. he doesn't seem to be able to recognise the situation he is in and it is a matter of extreme urgency that the national executive committee does meet and does something about this. the jewish labour movement meet and does something about this. thejewish labour movement is already taking steps to bring this issue before the party conference in the autumn. this issue will not go away. i think ken livingstone would help is a situation if he recognised how wrong he has been, the 30 has caused and stops repeating the distortions and untruths. do you accept th

and today mr livingstone stood by his comments.d you're not anti—semitic but do you realise your comments and their offence? he said they had been misreported and used to undermine labour's leadership. the home select

it was overshadowed by the ken livingstone situation.esult of the ruling and we have not held anything from jeremy corbyn. he has always said that the labour party stands against any form of anti—semitism in the party. there are fingers being pointed at the leadership that more needs to be done to tackle this issue within the party. we will have more reaction to that later. we will also have coverage of that service of remembrance for the victims of the terror attacks in the westminster starting at midday. it was a cold start this morning. there was an grim contrast of the conditions were right. we are getting some beautiful sunshine to start the day. —— ground frost. the wind is quite strong and the north of the country, it can be blowing a gale. for most of us it is going to bea gale. for most of us it is going to be a try and bright day, if rather cloudy in the afternoon. not very warm because the wind is from the north—west. if we keep the sunshine which is likely in southern areas, it could be warm. if you are out for any length of

well, ken livingstone is a big figure in the labour party.ourful character, but also no stranger to controversy. this latest one steams from comments he made last year. he was giving an interview to a bbc radio station. he was defended a labour colleague from claims of anti—semitism when ken livingstone said at one time hitler had supported zionism. it was that comment which provocked an angry backlash. some labour mps accuse ken livingstone himself of being anti—semitic. others say said what he said was highly offensive. he has stood by his comments. he said they we re stood by his comments. he said they were a matter—of—fact and were misreported and taken out of context. misreported and taken out of co ntext. h e misreported and taken out of context. he was suspended from the labour party and a dis—palestinary panel, meeting behind me, will decide his fate. whether or not he should be expelled from from the party for bringing it into disrepute. we are expecting the result any minnow. ken livingstone said if he's kicked out of labour, he wil

which, of course ken livingstone would never say.say anything about israel, about hitler. and my experience is that there is a division creeping up between jewish members of the labour party and non—jewish members of the labour party, and wider in the community, which will lead to a real anti—semitism, the sort of anti—semitism i terribly fear. a real anger that a certain community is refusing to allow debate. how can the policies, for example, of the israeli government be criticised without being regarded as anti—semitic? well, it's a terribly good question. i mean, i think it's almost impossible, in my view, to be anti—semitic if you criticise the actions of the israeli government. to be anti—semitic would be to say "look what those jews are now doing in governing israel." labour party memberjenny manson. the european parliament has voted to take a tough stance on brexit negotiations, setting out red lines that can't be crossed. meps have said there can be progress made until substantial progress has been made on the progress of th

i think ken livingstone should have been expelled.h anti—semitism in its ranks. i grew up anti—semitism in its ranks. i grew up in the labour party, i come from a labour family, up in the labour party, i come from a labourfamily, i'm up in the labour party, i come from a labour family, i'm just up in the labour party, i come from a labourfamily, i'mjustappalled. i hope that mostjews will now leave the labour party. you know, they have now gone so far that this is not viewable, they have got to sort themselves out. you would encourage themselves out. you would encourage them to leave? i would encourage my fellow jews to them to leave? i would encourage my fellowjews to say, enough, i'm going. unless what? unless they kick—out ken livingstone and deal with and is it is properly. labour has been an antis —— anti—racist party as long as i can remember. and jeremy corbyn‘s handling of it? poor. thank you, a difficult one to approach while we are talking about other things. thank you very much for joining other things. thank you very much f

we are finding out ken livingstone's fate now. be expelled from the party. that is but gear—12.2? anything_ 'f,::’if’:;fif use}? anything. he tiff??? g anything. he doesn'tfi not sorry for anything. he doesn't think he's done anything wrong. i spoke to the chair of thejewish labour market and in contrast to what you heard ken livingstone saying just then, jeremy was saying that he thought that there was pain, anguish and hurt caused by ken livingstone's remarks of a year ago and also that he called it a form of holocaust revisionism. what about the sanctions that he could face? well, quite simply, he could be thrown out of the party for the comments he made last year. the reason being, the thought is that those comments and the row that has been created as a result of them have really brought the labour party into disrepute. a point that ken livingstone seems to acknowledge today by suggesting that he may comment if he gets expelled today but might then leave any further reaction until after the local elections. one of the allegati

revolts over ken livingstone in labour. the ongoing problem of ken livingstone. headache. what to do about jeremy corbyn's the labour party headache. what to do aboutjeremy corbyn's situation with ken livingstone? he was banned. 100 mp5 with ken livingstone? he was banned. 100 mps condemning that decision not to expel him. the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall. they are on a nine—day trip to europe. a parliamentary story. experts judge a huge rise in probate fees might be unlawful. the daily mail. the foreign aid budget is soaring by 1.2 billion, that is last year. that is because eu rules added various elements to the figures. the picture is of anton leaving hospital with his boy and his girl. he has to insert. congratulations to him. the daily express. —— twins. house prices may soar by 10 to 5%. are you aware of that? ben. it is supply demand that is still the issue. 25% isa demand that is still the issue. 25% is a lot. 0ptimistic. i was iwas in i was in devon yesterday. we were looking at how much we contribute to the economy. productivity is overta

mr watson has suggested the party is indulging mr livingstone, which he says "shames us all".tminster. strong language from tom watson, watmore is he saying? very strong language from the deputy leader of the labour party. the official line so farfrom the labour party. the official line so far from the labour party has been just to acknowledge that the ruling happened last night. but earlier tom watson spoke to the bbc and had strong words to say.|j earlier tom watson spoke to the bbc and had strong words to say. i feel ashamed that once again my party has been dragged into a row about anti—semitism and the way that ken livingstone has handled this enquiry, he has showed no contrition, he has not apologised, he seems to be drunk on his own infamy. he is caused great offence to many members of the british jewish community and those members of the labour party who have been fighting against racism in all its forms and it is unacceptable. tom watson is not be any senior labour party member to share such views, we also heard from the shadow brexit secretary keir starmer and the fo

in my view, nothing ken livingstone has said or done has been anti—semitic.me people, but i have been offended by something is such as describing their being rampant anti—semitism in the labour party. —— i have been offended by some things such as. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is... russia and the west have clashed over who is responsible for a deadly gas attack in syria which left 70 people dead. the russians blame rebels, the americans and the allies blame the syrian government. russia's supreme court is considering whether to ban thejehovah‘s witnesses religious movement. they would be the first registered religious movement since the soviet era to be outlawed in russia. that is from bbc russia. ecuador‘s president—elect has told julian assange to stop meddling in the country's politics after he mocked a rival candidate who had vowed to expel him from the london embassy. that's from bbc mundo. pepsi have removed their brand new commercial from youtube and are halting any further roll—out of the campaign following widesp

john, let's go on to ken livingstone. you have a long history with him, you are telling us?he first person to

a criticism of ken livingstone from her.the verdict. he was unhappy that ken livingstone had not been expelled. he was questioning what was meant in the labour party, and wa nted was meant in the labour party, and wanted to hear more from jeremy corbyn. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story: a suspected chemical weapons attack on a rebel—held town in syria is reported to have killed at least 58 people — most of them civilians. there's been strong international condemnation. president trump says he is working on sweeping reforms to the banking regulations introduced in the united states following the financial crisis in 2007 . the financial crisis in 2007. the president said he was going to give the dodds—frank wall street reform and consumer protection act a very major haircut. michelle fleury joins me from new york. what does this mean in practical terms? it's no surprise that this was on donald trump is much to—do list. he's been critical of regulations and says he wants to create an environment

speaking after the hearing, which was held behind closed doors, mr livingstone said he was surprised original comments. i expected them to expel me. i now have to consider if i challenge this legally or live with it. you have just been suspended for another year, how do you feel about that? as iam not year, how do you feel about that? as i am not seeking to return to parliament or stand for the local parliament, it doesn't make much of a change. it does seem quite lenient because you expecting to be expelled. it was like sitting in a court in north korea because nobody was listening. mr livingstone, what is the reason they gave you for a year—long suspension instead... is the reason they gave you for a year—long suspension instead. . ij did year—long suspension instead. . i did the vanessa feltz interview and thatis did the vanessa feltz interview and that is a crime against humanity and defending naz shah in saying she wasn't anti—semitic. they dropped the charges of the anti—semitic. wasn't anti—semitic. they dropped the charges of the anti-semitic. do you accept you brought the pa

it is worth saying there are some supporters of ken livingstone even in thejewish supporters of ken livingstonehe hearing had been something out of north korea. again, last night, he was back on the airwaves. if he said he was a zionist, who would not have just apologised, i would not have just apologised, i would have asked my doctor if it was the first sign of dementia. he did a deal with zionists, and i did not criticise the deal because 66,000 germans moved to palestine and if they have not, they would have died in the gas chambers. launching labour's local election campaign today, we are talking about ken's bizarre fascination with the 1930s. it is damaging the labour party's reputation. ken has form, go and read back to his second term as mayor of london, whether it was suggesting dues were not voting labour any more because they had become wealthy and has formed when it comes to making ill considered and incendiary remarks that offends the jewish community. ten years after finishing as mayor of london, his name comes up on the doorstep in my constituency because he brings the labour part

we have just got word from ken livingstone that the closing state m e nts livingstone that the closinghouse in westminster and we will find out shortly, possibly in the next couple of hours, whether ken livingstone will be kicked out of the labour party, a party hejoined in 1968 and he has had a colourful career with them, or not. so far, just to give us them, or not. so far, just to give usa hand, them, or not. so far, just to give us a hand, did he give anything away when he relayed the fact that these closing speeches had come? was there any sense of a mood in the livingstone camp? i was here last week and i must say, for either was a slight change. the first thing is he suggested that he thought expulsion was on the cards but he insisted he has done nothing wrong and the second is that he acknowledge that this is damaging the labour party, just the existence of the row. he said if he were xl —— expelled, he would speak to reporters tonight but them go quiet until after the elections so it would not damage labour's prospects. he was accused of doing that last april when he made the

he has in fact already served one year of that suspension —— mr livingstone.y in any way, and last night, after the result of the disciplinary hearing, ken livingstone remained unrepentant, insisting he had been suspended for telling the truth. here's a bit of what he said afterwards. if anyone is upset by what i said then of course i'm sorry but i'm not going to apologise for something i didn't say. i did not say hitler was a zionist. you said he supported zionism in the 1930s, do you apologise for saying that?” zionism in the 1930s, do you apologise for saying that? i got a jewish newspaper here with an article saying what i said was true, if you would like me to read it out i will. you have offended portions of the jewish community, i will. you have offended portions of thejewish community, would you apologise to them ? of thejewish community, would you apologise to them? if i offended theml apologise to them? if i offended them i would but get them to check what i said. there's this cure a situation where he is unrepentant but for the party that just prolo

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on the other hand, mat bench warrants and mast livingston steno question sitting you questionable.ght be able tofgt but we won't know closer to game time. all three of points livingston, barneson, all questionable. >> >> all right game three coverage starts on nbc bay area with the 6:30. tim tim it off 7:30. post gam live immediately after the game not the only playoff action going on after losing gamt tief in overin team teal will fight for the playoff lives at the tank toonlt. sharks insider kevin curse has this ins your face preview. >> head coach pete did he bore indicated in fied hiding the facts that it's loses you are goe momi for sharks and indicated his team can draw on experience from last year when made it run on at the stanley cup final and went two and one in elimination games including game 7 win over the narm national predators playing at home should give the sharks tact accurate itle mark edward vastic and dwa bro gone the connor mcdavid line. process mcdavid the league's leading score are has been held without a single even strength point in the series. and the sha

y tambin reiteraron que livingston no va a renunciar... slo cumplen con las ley outro ..recordemos que el condado de elntra costa no es santuario y alguacil no est de acuerdo con que se convierta en uno... porque afirma perdern muchos recursos monetarios.. por eso los manifestantes pudieron apoyo al proyecto de ley sb54 que convertira al estado en santuario blanca ---hoy llego hasta la frontera el procurador general de justicia "jeff sessions" quien aseguro que una de las prioridades es disminuir la inmigracin indocumentada y asegur contar con los recursos necesarios para combatirla. ---octavio pulido nos tiene la historia. take pkg ;14 ;30 ;53 1;10 1;44 pkg jeff sessions procurador general de justicia de los estados unidos and is here where criminal aliens and the coyotes and the document forgers seek to overthrow our lawful system hacen que el sistema de inmigras el procurador sessions durantesa unidosessions procurador generas including machete attacks and beheadings aseguro que la violencia es la mejor arma de estos criminales llevando

. - [kathleen] jefferson dispatched a diplomat named robert livingston to paris to gain control of the crescent city, not anticipating the much larger purchase of the entire louisiana territory. - to the surprise of the main negotiator, livingston, napoleon says, look, you can have the whole thing. - [kathleen] livingston agreed to buy not just new orleans but the territory that stretched from the mississippi river westward to the rockies and as far north as canada. in one move, he doubled the size of the new nation. the price? $15 million. (lively banjo music) as the country focused on domestic concerns, a disdain for formal diplomacy grew. in 1830, ambassador john randolph of virginia reportedly addressed the russian czar by saying, how ye, emperor, and how's the madame? - after the revolution, the american people didn't like the idea of diplomacies and ambassadors. they didn't like it. that was european. it wasn't american. we were different. - [kathleen] following the american civil war, us territory grew, as did its involvement in international trade and politics. by the late 19th

mr livingstone was last night suspended from the party for a year.cutive committee. a group of muslim leaders from britain have been in rome for talks with pope francis as part of efforts to strengthen relations between christians and muslims and to improve the quality of interfaith dialogue. the delegation was led by the leader of roman catholics in england and wales, cardinal vincent nichols of westminster, as our religious affairs correspondent, martin bashir, reports. in a city where christians once feared to tread, four muslim leaders arrived for a meeting that intentionally crossed the borders of their own religion. the four imams — who serve communities in leicester, birmingham, glasgow and london — were taken to the vatican‘s inner sanctum and then the doors opened. pope francis said such an interfaith gathering brought greatjoy, that it furthered the most important work of humanity, that of listening to one another. and then he greeted each of the imams and even welcomed our bbc team. lovely to meet you, sir. thank you so much. islam gets ve

our top story in the uk, ken livingstone on other former mayor of london, has been suspended from theparty for two years. he has already served one year of his suspension. now it is time to catch up with the business news, with mariko oi.. from delhi to mumbai, we track the agenda of philip hammond on his india visit. and thailand's property sector, 20 years after the asian financial crisis. welcome to asia business report. we are live from singapore. british finance minister philip hammond heads to mumbai today as part of the uk's trade push to show that there a world of opportunity for britain outside of europe. his first stop in delhi on wednesday saw him meet with india's finance minister. the uk wants to attract the brightest minds. that's what philip hammond told founders from india's start—up community at a cafe in central delhi. his discussions with the finance minister included trade, financial services and infrastructure and talks focused on a post except trade deal. big uk plans to tighten immigration, but this didn't come up. business leaders seemed optimistic about the fu

labour's ruling body will review ken livingstone's status in the party following his comments about hitlernsion for another year. a service of hope at westminster abbey to remember those killed in the attack two weeks ago today. members of the royal familyjoint victims, their runner turns on the

he will sit, but so will shawn livingston with an injury, it's about adapting, said steve kerr. >> it's that happen and things happen. you just have to play with whatever you got. just like portland is doing now without their starting center. and so we'll go without our guys, we'll see how we can do. >> in game one, oakland native damion illeglilliard the warrio cannot allow that to happen tonight. >> reporter: they can beat their guy at any moment, and then obviously being able to make shots from all over the floor, being able to get down hill at the rim the way that they do makes them very difficult. and their team is designed for them to score and go get it. so they have got to continue to be our focus. >> a busy day and night at the coliseum complex. a's and rangers this afternoon. texas manager jeff banister gets the heave ho, fifth inning, his seven's home run of the season, rangers take care of the angels tonight. steve kerr keeping things close to the vest. we'll find out just before tipoff. we'll be back tonight with highlights and reaction from game two. live at oracle arena.

flips it to livingston who was trying to lob it to javalee mcgee... accidently makes his first three of the season. warriors win 120-111 the giants are playing the series finale against the diamondbacks... jeff samardzija is getting rocked in his first start of the season. he's allowed 3 home runs so far in the ballgame. right now... the a's looking for a split against the l-a angelsa windy and sometimes rainy day at the coliseumbottom 3rd/ 1-0 angels marcus semien singles to center field mike trout lets the ball get past him adam rosales scores on the hit and error on trout 1-1 tiestil bottom 3rd 2-1 a'sryon healy hits his 2nd home run in 3 games this one a 2-run job way back in the left field bleachers 4-1 a'sandrew triggs after a shaky start settled down nicely strikes out albert puljols here in the 6th(triggs (1-0): 5 2/3 ip, 4 hits, 1 run)and they are dancing in the coliseumfinal: 5-1 a's (2-2)a's at texas for 3 games starting tomorrow tim tebow might not be in the majors, but he's definitely making some noise with the columbia fireflies. in his

labour's ruling body will review ken livingstone's status in the party — following his comments abouter year.

the guardian says there is mounting pressure onjeremy corbyn to expel ken livingstone following his remarks and in the mail, claims that the uk‘s foreign aid budget has been increased because of eu rules. iam not i am not normally hear on wednesday, iam i am not normally hear on wednesday, i am discombobulated. some grim stories tonight. we will do our best to find some light relief towards the end but we start with the telegraph. donald trump squares up to president assad over the gas attack but we start with this picture story of this 29—year—old man who lost all of his family, including twin babies, he is holding in his arms, and there is a moving dispatch from beirut. this is a heartbreaking story about a young man who discovered that his twin children, babies and wife, or in the line of fire of the attack and he ran from his shop to be with his wife and children and took them to a safe place in the basement and he realised they had been hit by the gas, and they died. and this photograph shows him cradling those babies in his arms and it is absolutely heartbreaking. some of the pictures

gives it to livingston. sounds fight their way back derrick jones junior with authority. a 23-point lead slice today 6 at the break. steph saves the day. 120-111. >> we have bigger goals obviously, but it's something to be proud of. >> a hell of a run. hopefully we can just finish the regular season well and healthy and get rolling in the playoffs. >> the warriors and giants were both in phoenix tonight. the stayed in the same hotel and autograph seeker's dream. this little guy just wants his ice cream. belt, his first homer of the year. made it a 4-1 giant lead. jack lamb rips it to belt who said, hey, routine play, should have made it. two runs score. make it 4-3 bottom of the sixth, pinch-hitting jeremy hazel baker to right field. d backs go on to win two-run single of cotton. 5-0 angels in the 5-0. >>> that'd have to cut him to work ou marshawn in silver and black would be absolutely spectacular. >> we'll get to watch him play. >> abc news sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> imagine he runs into the black hole and tosses skitless to everybody because that's

gives it to livingston. sounds fight their way back derrick jones junior with authority. a 23-point lead slice today 6 at the break. steph saves the day. 120-111. >> we have bigger goals obviously, but it's something to be proud of. >> a hell of a run. hopefully we can just finish the regular season well and healthy and get rolling in the playoffs. >> the warriors and giants were both in phoenix tonight. the stayed in the same hotel and autograph seeker's dream. this little guy just wants his ice cream. belt, his first homer of the year. made it a 4-1 giant lead. jack lamb rips it to belt who said, hey, routine play, should have made it. two runs score. make it 4-3 bottom of the sixth, pinch-hitting jeremy hazel baker to right field. d backs go on to win 8-6. two-run single of cotton. 5-0 angels in the sixth. 5-0. >>> that'd have to cut him to work oa

livingston had a season-high with 17 points. klay thompson took a backseat to steph...by 20. he finished with 23 points. curry was still not done... with three on him... he finishes at the rim with a sensational reverse layup... he dropped 42 points and had nine triples. draymond green caps off the night with his fifth triple-double... 11 points, 12 rebounds, 13 assists. warriors win 139-115... they've now won eleven straight. they'll face minnesota on tueday night ( justine ) could baby boss take the top spot at the box office this weekend? see who is leading the way at the theater. whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. (jrstone) in its third weekend in theaters.... "beauty and the beast" battled the animated feature "the boss baby" for the top stop at the

also for tonight sean livingston with the bad anger and met barnes who sprained his ankle -- matt barnesrained his ankle. >> we are pretty thin. with kd out those six weeks, you know, we basically had a full roster for the most part. we picked up matt barnes and once we got settled, we played pretty well. we had a lot of depth to rely on. tonight will be pretty thin, so we will have to figure out a way. we still have lots of good players. we are lucky. we have a lot of talent, and we have won plenty of games with guys down and that is the plan tonight. >> they are going to have to do it again, they could still handle portland, but it will be nice to have the full roster ready to go. in the meantime, the tone has been set out of the oakland coliseum arena. a beautiful day for baseball it was. the theme continue in a positive manner once the a's started playing. the backup catcher with the big 2 run double in that 4 run inning. i have done a couple of charity events with him. he is just like that. how about chris davis? a home run machine. he hit over 40 last year and he has got 7 already.

be hearing from a labour party member who gave evidence at the yesterday's hearing at which ken livingstone expulsion for his comments that adolf hitler supported zionism. and to celebrate the 20th anniversary of hard talk we will have a special programme looking back at the highs and lows of the show. there can't have been any lows! now it is time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm hugh woozencroft. our main headlines this evening... umbrellas at the ready in augusta as players and fans are cleared from the course due to severe thunderstorms. will antonio conte and chelsea beat rejoicing tonight? there is a key match for them in the premier league as they host manchester city. and after 43 years in the sport, olympic champion nick skelton calls time on his showjumping career. and with the grand national just three days away, we look back at an event 20 years ago today when 60,000 spectators at aintree‘s famous race were evacuated because of a bomb scare. we'll bring you all the latest around the grounds ahead of a key night of premier league action in a few minutes but firs

. >> a little bit of a mystery, where was kevin durant, he wasn't on the bench, livingston was, he was back in the locker room, he was seen after the game. now you can bet on the fact that between thousand and saturday when the series resumes in portland, the question everybody's going to again be asking is will kevin durant's strained calf be well enough for him to play again on game three? the one thing the warriors know and found out tonight, and actually found out during that time when kevin was absent much of the season, not much of the season but for about a month toward the tail end of the season is that they are very capable of other people rising to the occasion when they need to, that's what they did tonight. reporting live from oakland, joe fonzi, back to you. >> thank you, joe fonzi, live for us thank you. >>> a middle school student was honored for the quick tig that -- thinking that helped save his uncle's live. perez is a 12-year-old, he was given the hero's award, his uncle was having a diabetes related medical emergency. he told the dispatcher his uncle was unconscious

it is green to livingston. three warrior reserves were in double figures led by livingston's 17 points. six warriors were in double figure with all, but curry had the big numbers tonight going into the lane with some magic scoring 42 points and all. warriors were up by 10 at the half. >>> more of the same in the second half again it will be curry driving to the hoop. then again he gets creative at the finish. as the game ends down, green was one win away from the triple double, settling that issue with the three. 12 rebounds, 13 assists, 11 points for green. warriors win 139-115 as they won 11 in a row and remain three and a half games in front of san antonio in the west with just five regular season games left to play. san jose sharks are leaking oil as the stanley cup playoffs approached. they would try again tonight to write their ship on the road in vancouver. hanson back before his former fan and it was hanson who got a scoring chance start for san jose as he has turned back. and so is the one by botker fi

la primera: pedirle al alguacil del condado de contra costa ken livingston que deje de colaborar conice... activistas afirman que esto perjudica a la comunidad inmigrante ..y no inmigrante tambin... ya que los sin papeles, por miedo a ser deportados, no denunciaran crmenes o abusos leticia soto/manifestante en mi trabajo... mi jefe abusaba de mi por no tener documentos.. no lo denuncie porque no valiamos nada aqu.. el condado no es santuario... pero la oficina del alguacil nos dijo que ellos no deportan a personas y que siguen la ley "acta de confianza" que prohbe a las crceles detener por tiempo indefinido a personas por cuestiones migratorias... que solo cumplen con la s reglas la segunda demanda que hicieron es pedir respeto alejandra valles/ tesorera seiu dicindole a la administracin de trump que todo el blanco que ha puesto en las espaldas de los inmigrantes... que todo el miedo con las redadas, con las deportaciones... el quiere que paralice a nuestra comunidad...y estsmos dicindole no tenemos miedo pero no solo fueron inmigrantes quienes protestaron.. el seÑor george harringto

no kd, no barnes, no livingston, no problems. nice victor before they pack their bags and head up to portland for game three. welcome to the 9. we want to talk about the question of the day. we're all parents. when are you going to kick your children out of the house. >> don't say it that way. i'm not going to kick them out of the house. >> i think if they want to be independent adults as i want them to be. >> right. >> if they come home after college, i'm going to say i love having you here. what is your plan. set a timeline. >> if there's no plan when they're 30, are you going to say it is okay, my door is open. >> it is harder to make a plan at 30 than at 22. the longer they stay, the more likely they are to stay longer. >> my parents followed your plan. >> yeah. >> i could live with them today. >> my parents the same way. >> they made it attractive to find independence. >> right. >> in other words they talk about you can do great things. >> yes. >> you can always come back here but you can go ahead and do great things. >> tha

shaun livingston with the finish. warriors win 107-98.g in the regular season and then the playoffs start. >>> sharks late season slump. san jose lost in al gather tonight. they have lost eight of their last nine games 678 sharks have four games remaining in the regular season. >> they have got to turn things around. >>> up next the big roller coaster make gsing its debut tomorrow. >>> so exciting. loops, drops, and no floor. we are talking about great mark's newest roller coaster ride in santa clara. it's called the patriot. it opens tomorrow. yes, this is the first time the park biological a roller coaster where your feet will be dangling in the air. >> my gosh. >> it takes riders 90 stories high before it plummets you into a loop with your feet dangling in the air. >> what if your shoes fall off. >> no flip-flops. >> no excuse for us not to go. this is right around the corner. >> it's calling to us. >> lunch break next friday. >> we'll go the great america. thank you for joining us on this friday. have a great weekend. >> bye-bye. we'l

>> reporter: livingston invited us into his home, or what's left of it.ving room. >> lucky to be alive. >> the other took out their bathroom. five family members were sleeping at the time. >> you could hear the glass shatter. it terrified me. i said, let me stop the car and get my family. it's very scary. >> reporter: they're okay. nobody was hurt. as for the house, the damage is significant. part of the roof is gone. >> reporter:

barnabus in livingston. have stitched on his ear, and quentin gets treatments twice daily in hopes of saving his ear. at this point, they aren't sure that's going to work. >> the discoloration of the ear, it shows that it's dying. and right now we have to go see a plastic surgeon now to follow the steps, because he said there's going to be possible multiple surgeries and a possible prosthetic ear. >> most likely she says quentin will need a prosthetic ear, and the family needs a lot of help with medical expenses. two gofundme pages have been set up, and the family is hosting a fundraiser in jersey city on saturday, and i have all of that @chasing ashley johnson. the dog's owner voluntarily had the pit bull put down, and, bill, quentin deserves a lot of credit. he has remained positive. >> he helps me be strong. like, my tears, you know, i have my moments, but to see him strong, i have to be strong because i'm the adult. >> i've been trying to help my mom, and i've been trying to try to do stuff over again. >