he kind of lost the movement in one of his arms. and after that, his life kind of spiraled down from that. they said that his mom died three years ago. but before she died, she lost a dog and they kept looking for that dog. they said it's just curious it was another dog that helped them reunite with their brother. >> it's being written in disney studios right now. >> what a perfect story. >> the dog saved his life, right? >> right. >>> lower your goggles and strap in for some drone flying up and over these pine trees, wrap around the other side, we are going for a high-speed run. whoa! >> that is one way to decorate your tree. just get your drone out. >> bummer. >> got stuck at the top. >> oh, great spot.

they lost nancy pelosi lost her speakership with majority of voters being female. thought i would get that in there. [laughter] and hillary clinton lost -- [inaudible conversations] they seem, seem beholdened and lost the white house and beholden to the extreme elements of their party now. i don't you know where is the democrats, blue dog and pro-life democrat and prosecond amendment democrats they don't exist anymore. if that's the party you're running against you automatically are going to have a very positive free market lower tax, less regulation, stronger national defense, stronger dollars, type of, you know, i think protecting sanctity of life is a big part of the party, and i, you know, look to have, i have to say to have a manhattan male billionaire for much of his life was pro-choice giving passion defense of life in the october 19th debate, that i've ever heard i thought it was pretty remarkable that he followed 15 days earlier his vice presidential running mate in the same in his debate and he came. so that's actually -- i think that too showed a great d

that we've got, lost one of their own and it's not something civilians can say we lost. we don't put it on the line the way they do. >> we all hear you about the speech tonight but so far his comment about the raid is this wasn't me, this wasn't on me. and that -- you can't get around from that by rounding up the emotional value of what you heard him say, not if we have quotations. >> we disagree. >> reasonable people can disagree. and that brings us to cory booker, democratic senator from the state of new jersey who has been very patiently listening to our conversation about this. and senator booker, i'll begin with you the way i started with a colleague of yours. you take someone from the southern part of the state, the home town of kellyanne conway, a blue collar family that found hope in the president's words tonight, that dying industries are going to come back to life. >> appreciate it, brian, your knowledge as a new jersey boy yourself. he's been in office now for 40-plus days. you hear these grandiose and expansive speeches but i worry about people from cumberlan

countless friends to aids. >> many of us lost just about everyone. my closest friends died. then i made new friends. then they died. i made new friends and they died. >> jones handed story to academy award winning screenwriter four years ago. >> think we're on the brink of unparalleled disaster. >> jones is the creator of the ate aids memorial quilt. >> as people gathered for the march to horn harvey and george, i had stacks of poster board. carried to the plaza and covered the gravestone with the patchwork of names and thought of the quilt. >> visible memorial of those lost, reminder of those like cleve who survived. >> years so incredibly painful but through the quilt connected to so many good loving people. always be grateful for that. >> just months before a new class of hiv drugs became available. he lost his lover to suicide. >> i can't talk about it. >> jones has been on the verge of death many times himself. advances in hiv treatment kept him healthy and reignited his desire to continue the fight for lgbt equality. he was active in the fight

i think he won more battles and he lost. i enjoyed it. i liked thejukebox more battles and he lost.njoyed it. i liked the jukebox soundtrack and the other movies it references. ididn't and the other movies it references. i didn't get bored. there were moments when i thought, wow, that is an impressive, enormous creature. i enjoyed it much more than i expected to andi enjoyed it much more than i expected to and i don't thing you have to check your brain in. i didn't get bored, says mark. the love which where you board in that? no, the best way of describing this, imagine all that haven't allows us directed by jess franco. all that haven't allows us directed byjess franco. it is in an age where mobile phones exist yet it has this late 60s, early 70s theme beyond the valley of the dolls. it isa beyond the valley of the dolls. it is a white which his spell all men fall under. it is almost like a magical incantation and extraordinary detail. the strange thing about it, a lot of the wicker man going on in the background. it is very funny. it is oddly sincere ina way is very funny. it is o

>> just upset that we lost. you know, just the way we fought.set we didn't come out with a win >> jeff skversky will be back later in sports live with the report from buffalo. wisconsin takes on the winner of florida. virginia wildcats come home much earlier than anticipated >> that decreases the bracket as overall. you have virginia in there, you have wisconsin in there, duke was in there. so repeating is hard enough but this bracket would have been really tough. >> and i was there last week. and when wisconsin was announced as the possible hey growned. >>> the loss was a shocker, of course, for a lot, especially students at villanova. where the expectations were sky high. reporter bob brooks was there. when the expectations came back to earth. >> reporter: huge disappointment, so sorry for these students in the villanova community. a couple girls walked by and had a couple of pizzas they said we're going back to our apartment and going two eat away our sorrow. you're about to see students crying and as they left the center. again, just somethi

they did win the election but they lost a quarter of their seats. to form a solid coalition now which might involve reaching out to the leftist party. the center-right category was helped by the diplomatic spat with turkey because until then, the elections were lacking a narrative. finally a boring dutch election had a story and he could appeal tempted by those populist discourse. genie: the dutch papers are looking at the challenges ahead for the future government. columnist says the labour party was crushed in this election and he also talks about what he calls fatigue. this man has been in power since 2010 and now his challenge will be convincing dutch voters who want to change that he is somebody who can change. the writer also says that a victory for the far right would have been a huge boost for marine le pen and her campaign here in france. the national front leader gave an hour-long radio interview .onight marine le pen faced very few tough questions but she did reiterate her stance on brexit and she thanked the u.k. for showing us the way o

a group who had lost one of their own. they recalled the sacrifice of pc keith palmer.ng the victims of last week's events. our thoughts and prayers go out to everyone who was affected by the events last week. it was a moment of calm after the chaos here of exactly one week ago. it was also a united front against the horror and violence of the attack. thomas here with the rest of the news of the day but now it is time to catch up the sport news of the day. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: last year's beaten finalist kei nishikori is knocked out of the miami masters by the unseeded fabio fognini. world number one lydia ko is back to defend her title as the first women's major of the year tees off in the next 2a hours. and cristiano ronaldo is immortalised in bronze as madeira airport is renamed in his honour. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with a shock at the miami masters tennis. the un—seeded fabio fognini has knocked out the second seed kei nishikori. the japanese player was the runner—up last year

taxi hailing app uber have lost a n died.intment. but there's a warning these online services are putting patients at risk. that's according to the health regulator in england, the care quality commission. it follows a 5 live investigation into online pharmacies selling antibiotics. dr faye kirkland a gp and broadcaster has she sent this investigative report. you can just visit treatit.com, at treatit.com all dan has to do... 283 different drugs available for 77 medical problems. no examination needed, just an online form that gets reviewed by one of their doctors and prescription medication delivered to your door within 24 hours. what the website doesn't tell you is that this company was suspended by the cqc in december last year. treatit.com's headquarters are behind me here in bolton. now, last year, as part of an investigation, we went on their website and ordered antibiotics. we posed as a man and said we'd had ear pain forjust a couple of days. but halfway through the form they started asking us questions about being a

warriors lost a game tonight in washington. may have lost a lot more. kevin durant hyperextended his knee and had to leave the game. results from mri not expected until tomorrow. k.d. could be out a few weeks, or months. happened under a minute into the game with the wizards. gort at threw to the ground. k.d. in for a few moments. warriors in shell shock. john wall here. wizards up by 19. claw back fourth quarter. shaun livinston, get more playing time. 14. down late. draymond green tied it. but defensive lapse, alley-oop, morris 108-106 washington with ten seconds left. down to steph curry. way out. had 25 but 2 for 20 from deep. warriors lost 10th of the season. 112-108. >> you're never comfortable when you lose somebody who is one of the best players in the league. we'll see what they say tomorrow. >> end of the day, not going to act like he died. we don't even know what happened. what's going on. ought to know something before you can go along those lines. we really don't know much right now. >>> nhl trade deadline is tomorrow. sharks acquired a new

countless friends to aids. >> many of us lost just about everyone. my closest friends died. then i made new friends. then they died. i made new friends and they died. >> jones handed story to academy award winning screenwriter four years ago. >> think we're on the brink of unparalleled disaster. >> jones is the creator of the ate aids memorial quilt. >> as people gathered for the march to horn harvey and george, i had stacks of poster board. carried to the plaza and covered the gravestone with the patchwork of names and thought of the quilt. >> visible memorial of those lost, reminder of those like cleve who survived. >> years so incredibly painful but through the quilt connected to so many good loving people. always be grateful for that. >> just months before a new class of hiv drugs became available. he lost his lover to suicide. >> i can't talk about it. >> jones has been on the verge of death many times himself. advances in hiv treatment kept him healthy and reignited his desire to continue the fight for lgbt equality. he was active in the fight

curt cochran, an american citizen from utah also lost his life.spital being treated for her injuries. let's bring in our political correspondent, carell walker. we will speak to her in a moment. let's listen in to the vigil in trafalgar square. yesterday's defence was really terrible. three people were taken from us. our thoughts are with their families and friends. many more were gravely injured and all of us have been deeply affected by what has happened. this cannot be undone, much as we wish it. however, we do get to choose our reaction and gathering here tonight shows exactly how we must move forward. we must stand together. people have tried to tear this city apart with acts of terror many times before. they have never succeeded and they never will. our emergency services came together yesterday to help those affected by this cowardly act. this city and indeed this country will do the same. we will act as one and embrace our differences. in doing so, we will clearly demonstrate the futility of hatred and the overwhelming power of friendship.

five people lost their life today including the attacker.parliament and three civilians on westminster bridge as that car careered across the bridge. the death toll has climbed throughout the day and also the cattle did hole. we now know over 40 people were injured, some of those have serious - some those have serious injuriesrsome ill those have serious injuriesrsome for| ill tonight fighting for their life in hospital. you very for fighting for their life in hospital. you very - for your thank you very much for your coverage this evening. we will keep with this story of course. we will talk about the front page of the newspaper weather is only one story on the front page and we

we have lost waltha mstow demand for new homes.re is still hope that investment can be found to build new tracks in the future on london will have lost its sporting heritage for ever. glasgow are still 27—18 points up against connacht and we are into the last 15 minutes. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. goodbye! hello. it has been a cracking start to the weekend. we have more blue skies on the way for tomorrow. today turned out to be the warmest it has been so far at 19 degrees in aberdeenshire. blue skies pretty much across the board today. 11 degrees at maidstone in kent. here we had a much stronger, chillier easterly wind. in the far north of week weather front will bring more clout to orkney and shetland. to the south at the centre of the high we still have a breeze. temperatures will fall quickly and there could be a frost in places, particularly across the glens of scotland and northern ireland. a reminder that we are springing forward into british summer time. the clo

but i think it is because these women did a really good job establishing this ethical memory of the lost cause lori is really important. memory is political. memory oppresses some people and of its other people and when you create this distorted memory of the war you are leaving out emancipation, leaving out african-americans and making this all about white people. that is what they want. that is ultimately what is important to them, reestablishing the racial order that has been destroyed by emancipation. i would hope people would come away from my book and learn from my book just how critical women wear during the civil war, just how much the civil war really changed gender roles and did that differently in the north and the south and the union nurses were heavily involved in things like the suffrage movement after the war. they are quite active. southern women word. it is much more hidden but they were politically active, they were politically active in white supremacy and i think that is an important lesson to take from

he lost his rematch withjorge linares on points.ocal rivals northampton by 36 points to 31. owen williams‘ huge penalty in the last minute of the game sealed the win for leicester and took them into that all—importa nt fourth place. elsewhere there were wins for harlequins and exeter. and leinster strengthened their position at the top of the pro—12 after beating cardiff blues 22—21 — ross moloneyjust managing to touch down in the corner for what proved to be the winning score. england‘s ross fisher is out of the world golf championship match play in texas. he lost to japan‘s hideto tanihara in the quarter—finals — but he did leave with a decent consolation prize — his win over bubba watson in the previous round took fisher into the world‘s top 50 and earned him a place in the masters next month. there were all around gold medals for ellie downie and joe fraser at the british gymnastics championships in liverpool. downie was part of the hugely successful gb team at last year‘s olympics in rio and took the title for the first time wi

he lost his rematch withjorge linares on points.th round after being caught with an uppercut. and although he responded well, linares retained the belt on a unanimous decision. england's ross fisher is out of the world golf championship match play in texas. he lost to japan's hideto tanihara in the quarterfinals, but he did leave with a decent consolation prize — his win over bubba watson in the previous round took fisher into the world's top 50 and earned him a place in the masters next month. scotland beat sweden to take bronze at the world women's curling championship in beijing. skip eve muirhead and her team had lost to the swedes in a play—off yesterday, but they turned the tables, winning 6—a in the bronze—medal match. canada beat russia to take the gold. that's all the sport for now. the former x—factor judge cheryl has announced that she's given birth to herfirst child, a baby boy. the singer posted a photo of her pop—star partner liam payne, from the band one direction, cradling the newborn on social media. in the post, ch

now, more than 90% of them are lost.rotection policy is long delayed. cities are supposed to benefit from the government's nature strategy too. i'm in south london, standing on top of the lost river effra. lost, because it's encased beneath my feet in a victorian sewer. the ghost of the river still gets its revenge sometimes though. it floods round here. here's one solution. on a nearby housing estate, they've smashed up the concrete and laid bark chippings to let rainwater soak in, to help prevent floods. the garages have been given a green roof. the garden benefits locals too. this garden gives people a place to come to in the middle of a really urban part of london, where they can be in nature, they can learn about food growing, learn about wildlife, and also just sit in a more natural space in the middle of a concrete jungle. people of this country love their natural environment, whether it's the green spaces in our cities, the seaside, the rivers, the forests, and they are unfortunately in decline and we need to see

they've lost their mother. them up and now this has happened to you. i'm just in shock. this is too much shock. and the family of kurt cochran from utah in the united states have confirmed that he also died in the attack. he was in london with his wife melissa celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. they had been due to fly home today, she is seriously injured in hospital. those caught up in this attack came from many different countries, romanian officials say a woman when fell into the river thames when the car ploughed into pedestrians, is a tourist who was in london to celebrate her boyfriend's birthday, it was reported she was seriously injured. president trump issued a statement on twitter. romanian officials say a woman who fell into the river teams isa woman who fell into the river teams is a tourist who was in london to celebrate her boyfriend's birthday. it is reported she was seriously injured. and there was a group of stu d e nts injured. and there was a group of students from this school in bri

. >>> the sixers lost a close one at golden state last night. the sixers saw a 6 point lead evaporate. steph curry hit a big 3 to give the warriors a lead. and at the other end green made a block on mcconnell. and the sixers lost 106-104. >> they are fun to watch i'll give them that. >> the sixers yes. >>> and it came alive for fourth

when you lost whether it was basketball game or lost your chance for an opportunity on the u.s. house seat, what o you tell yourself about defeat? what does it teach you. >> well, i've been serving for was defeated ever and when i got defeated, you lot it really taught me a about life. if you get knocked down, you got to be able to get back up. take here.i i wanted to get back up and do it again. you know. and so i tried it again and i lost again. know. but i kept the dream alive. learnedm was that i had in ninth grade about all the things that had happened with lincoln. felt i could identify with him. i didn't know how it was going to evolve or anything like that but i was not satisfied. get into the action one more time. just like playing basketball and you lose a tight game. remember losing to u.c.l.a. in 1972. ou want to get another shot at it. i was ready to go. i got another shot. i learned from the mistakes and the losses that i had before. it better. do you know, how to reach out more. people. i was working to see a thousand people a day. know. successful. be you make th

warriors lost a game tonight in washington. may have lost a lot more. kevin durant hyperextended his knee and had to leave the game. results from mri not expected until tomorrow. k.d. could be out a few weeks, or months. happened under a minute into the game with the wizards. gort at threw to the ground. k.d. in for a few moments. warriors in shell shock. john wall here. wizards up by 19. claw back fourth quarter. shaun livinston, get more playing time. 14. down late. draymond green tied it. but defensive lapse, alley-oop, morris 108-106 washington with ten seconds left. down to steph curry. way out. had 25 but 2 for 20 from deep. warriors lost 10th of the season. 112-108. >> you're never comfortable when you lose somebody who is one of the best players in the league. we'll see what they say tomorrow. >> end of the day, not going to act like he died. we don't even know what happened. what's going on. ought to know something before you can go along those lines. we really don't know much right now. >>> nhl trade deadline is tomorrow. sharks acquired a new

lost our muscle to protect those plants post brexit?ed to sign a new travel ban today to prevent temporarily citizens from six predominantly muslim countries entering the united states. but iraq has been left off the original list after his controversial first attempt was blocked by the courts. and it's thought it also won't apply to green card holders. 0ur correspondent gary 0'donoghue is in washington. he is expected to announce this today. you wonder what could stop this also ended up in the courts.” think it is pretty inevitable it will end up in the courts whatever he says today because the liberal groups and people who oppose him are going to challenge this in a sense whatever he says. but we are expecting, no confirmation at this stage that iraq will be taken off the list after lobbying from the secular state, but also expect more clarity on green card holders, people who have the right to live and work here in the united states and work here in the united states and potentially existing visa holders from those countries that are

when you lost, whether it was basketball or lost your opportunity to not get a u.s. house seat what do you tell yourself ability defeat? what does it teach you do you think? >> i have been serving for 20 years and never was defeated. when i got defeated, you know, it really taught me a lot about life. if you get knocked down you have to be able to get back up. i tried again and i lost again. you know, i kept a dream alive. i dreamed that i had learned in ninth grade that all of the things that happened with abraham lincoln. >> you know, you want to get another shot at it. i was ready to go this time around and i learned from those mistakes and i learned from the loss that i had before just how do it better, you know, how to reach out more, you know, see more people. he once said winning takes a complete commitment of mind and body. they don't call you a champ anymore. i wanted to make that commitment to be audiocassetsuccessful. i really wanted to win. that's what it was all about. i felt that people could feel what i was feeling, that they could trust me and that's

he wonders how much stock he lost in his coolers. so we come around here now, we walk behind this, and this truck was loaded with generators, and they're getting the last one off now with the crane to be dropped off through all of these streets we've been on, you name it, stillman, toronto, street after street, block after block, completely in the dark. a lot of people shivering overnight, a lot of people using their phones, for light, so they're in their cars to keep warm, to sleep, never safe to do. that will but mostly to charge up their phones, which is their only communication with the outside world. they're watching it. v on their phones, they've been watching us, they tell me on their phone. just to get some information. so, there you see more generators going, and being dropped off here you can see, that concern right there co-innings dentally, big generator on the back of the truck, chris come over here to the right, in the another one of those little generators cranking up the traffic light there, at 27th and allegheny here

. >> i've lost 20 feet. they have lost 40 feet and it will keep going because there's nothing to protect. >> what used to be a slope is a cliff. one neighbor's swimming pool is, look at that, an into feet from the edge of that. the homeowners blames development and a lack of maintenance by the city and county for the erosion of

i lost my house, my children we re lot. i lost my house, my children were injured.ites him to the white house. the deadly impact of ebola on the rollers. a third of the world's population had been killed by the disease has not and the pitfalls of live tv.

their lost soldiers. a lot of that work was absolutely done by women. women were much better at raising money than men were, and so women were heavily invested in this project of memory, of remembering and honoring civil war losses. they called them martyrs again. this is highly political work. and one of the ways women can get away with it is that in the reconstruction period, this would have been seen as traitorous if men had done it. it's treasonous if men do these kinds of things, but because they're women and because they mask it as this kind of female mourning, like, we're just taking care of the dead, right? it seems more appropriate. and so they get away with what is deeply, deeply, right, political work that in men would have been seen as treasonous. and so i argue in the last chapter of my book that these women are, they make a really critical contribution to what we call the lost cause memory of the war, this very mythical memory of the civil war that posits that slavery was a benign institution, slavery had nothing to do with the cause of th

[applause] i will go out on a limb to say you're accolades from the feminist have gotten lost somewhere. >> that's okay. >> also if the donald trump is one of us adults think there has said any doubt that kellyanne conway is one of us. [applause] last night talking about courage idol think anyone can doubt you have the courage to stand up for what you believe in what feels like the entire road is lined up against you. >> five did they i do thinking is a conservative anglican his plan by a what he is done by executive order and he could engage with many voters that were not necessarily as attracted to candidates in the past because they fell with negative felt dolby french vanilla over uneven alibi to be rocky road everybody knows the vice president is a conservative so the "national review" crowd should be happy. >> what is going good with the national health care act laugh laugh. >> you know, of legislative process and the house has its version by the time against to the senate there will be reconciliation new amendments are being offered but there are three phases important to note be

i bounced down the road and lost the use of my arm. and at that point, i was tired of operations, so i decided to have it off below the knee. and now i've never looked back. it has completely changed my life. there is no way i would be able to do this if i still had my leg. i've always been quite competitive and i love getting better at things, so for me it was ok, i've lost my leg, now i've got to learn to walk and as soon as i've done that i will do something else. snowboarding is progressing to the crazy rate. sochi was a big one. they had above racing below knees. off the back of that, they've now got three categories. we've got upper limb. i am in the upper limb category, so anyone with an issue upwards from the waist will be classed enough. i do have my arm, the reason why it is in this sling is because it keeps it from moving around and putting me off balance. with the snowboarders that there is that cool factor. it is a boost to haveitin that cool factor. it is a boost to have it in the paralympics. snowboarding is about being

lost to global trade. one famous study found our trade imbalance with china from 1991 to 2011 cost 2 million jobs, including one million in manufacturing. today 12.4 million americans are employeed in manufacturing. that's 10% of all private employees. add another million and it rises to 10.8%. 1960's when to the 25% of employees worked in manufacturing or the 1970's when they made up 20% of workers. deficitsals that trade have had little to do with most of the decline in u.s. manufacturing jobs since manufacturing wash -- manufacturing's large decline happened when we are running trade surpluses, not trade deficits. there is no direct relationship between trade deficits and people's incomes or living standards. from 1965 to 2000, manufacturing 25% tof gdp fell from 16% while real per capita double d. rising productivity relays on workers skill. promotes higher productivity in at least three ways. first it shifts capital and jobs to more productive uses. second, it provides access to the best ideas develop

the world lost a rock and roll legend. chuck berry lost at the age of 90.rate the man who wrote johnny b. goode. >>> we have pictures of north korea's new rocket engine test we have details on the use in the communist country. >> if you hate carrying your own groceries, help is on the way. we have details on the new robot. >>> meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. him for gray hall, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. we'll see you back here at 9:00 a.m. ♪ ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawalecking from santander bank. ♪ are you feeling alright, baby? ♪ >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, white house scare. secret service scrambling. a man reportedly claiming to have a bomb driving up to a security checkpoint now arrested. this after two other incidents, one just hours earlier. and that alleged white house fence-jumper prowling the grounds. the brand-new concerns this morning. >>> ready to testify. the fbi director, james comey

♪ ♪ europe is lost america lost london lost still we are clamouring victory ♪ ♪ all that is meaninglessazed in the shine of the streets ♪ ♪ but look how the traffic's still moving the system's too slick to stop working business is good ♪ ♪ and there's bands every night in the pubs and there's two for one drinks in the clubs ♪ ♪ and we scrubbed up well ♪ washed off the work and the stress and now all we want's some excess better yet a ♪ ♪ night to remember that we'll soon forget ♪ ♪ all of the blood that was bled for these cities to grow all of the bodies that fell ♪ ♪ the roots that were dug from the earth so these games could be played ♪ ♪ i see it tonight in the stains on my hands ♪ ♪ the buildings are screaming i can't ask for help though nobody knows me ♪ ♪ hostile worried lonely we move in our packs ♪ ♪ and these are the rights we were born to working and working so we can be all that want then ♪ ♪ dancing the drudgery off but even the drugs have got boring well sex is still good when you get it ♪ ♪ to sleep to dream to keep the dream in reach to each a dream don't weep don't screa

that were lost. .e learned from this. and generally... . there is always a lesson to learn. we talk often, when i was the home secretary, we thwarted lots of plots but the ones that get through, you a lwa ys but the ones that get through, you always learn from them it is rarely always learn from them it is rarely a lone wolf, by the way. i would be very surprised if there was not someone else involved in this. it isa it is a sophisticated plot. this shows what these awful people are reduced to. but it presents a new set of problems that we have to learn from in every case. thank you very much. alanjohnson the former home secretary. that's the former home secretary. that's the latest from westminster here. i will hand you back to the studio. ben, thank you very much. this is bbc. 24 bbc. 2a hours ago, westminster bridge was packed, as it is always with tourists, taking photograph, schoolchildren on tour, people on their way to and fro work, walking through the heart of london. at 2.40pm three people wer

my heart goes out to those who‘ve lost loved ones and those affected by today‘s attack.behalf of londoners, i want to thank the police and the emergency services who were work incredibly hard in difficult circumstances to keep us safe. my message is to those who want to destroy our way of life is you won‘t succeed, you will not divide us, we will not be cowed by terrorists. well late on wednesday evening, the british prime minister chaired a meeting of cobra — the cabinet committee that deals with emergencies — as the attacker‘s identity was being examined. afterwards she made this statement outside number 10 downing street. i have just chaired a meeting of the government‘s emergency committee, cobra, following the sick and depraved terrorist attack on the streets of our capital this afternoon. the full details of exactly what happened are still emerging. but, having been updated by police and security officials, i can confirm that this appalling incident began when a single attacker drove his vehicle into pedestrians walking across westminster bridge, killing two people

california, 330,600 jobs lost. florida, 181,000 jobs lost. illinois, 114,300 jobs lost. lost.a, 55,000 400 jobs kentucky, 44,500 jobs lost. louisiana, 36,800 jobs lost. michigan, 101,500 jobs lost. mississippi, 16,400 jobs lost. missouri, 46,100 jobs lost. new jersey, 86,400 jobs lost. near, 137,000 jobs lost. dakota, 8200. >> will determine yield? >> not yet, we are getting there. pennsylvania, 137,200. tennessee -- texas 174,000. >> will the gentleman yield? >> i am telling you we are almost there. west virginia, 16,500 jobs. ok? now i am done. >> i was just wanted to see if i was as good a friend to you as you were to me. i yielded to you pretty quick. what source are you using for that? .> the commonwealth fund i can give you the website if you would like. >> who are they funded by? >> i don't know that. i am guessing it is not going to be the republican national committee with those figures. i amjust say that, because all about statistics. i love numbers. i want to make sure we're using right numbers. governor, andyour what he says is under mass care, you have 97% u

he lost a brother in the balie bombings.ragedy. he lost a brother in the balie bombingslj faced personaltragedy. he lost a brother in the balie bombings. i was in bangladesh when we had an earthquake and there he was telling everybody where to go, how to be safe. it is typical of the man he would run to that event and try to help, based i think on his army background. you say it is important people get the message london is open as usual. i have spoken to people on their way to work, college, university, this morning, and a numbersaid, college, university, this morning, and a number said, yes, college, university, this morning, and a numbersaid, yes, iam college, university, this morning, and a number said, yes, i am scared, iam and a number said, yes, i am scared, i am anxious. my heart goes out to the people who lost loved ones yesterday but you have to go on with your life. precisely. there is reason to be cautious and to be vigilant, but, what the terrorists want, the moment they win is the moment we cease to be a civili

they lost control of the house, control of the senate, they lost, nancy pelosi lost her speakership with the majority of voters being female. thought i'd get that in there. and they just have seemed beholden, and of course, lost the white house, they seem beholden to the extreme elements of their party now. where are the bulldog democrats? pro life democrats? they don't exist anymore. if that's the party you're running against, you automatically have a very positive free market lower tax less regulation, stronger national defense, stronger dollar type of, i think, protecting the sanctity of life, a big part of the party and to have, i just have to say, to have a manhattan male billionaire who for much of his life was pro choice, give the most impassioned defense of life in the october 19th debate that i've ever heard was pretty remarkable and he followed 15 days earlier his vice presidential running mate did the same in his debate. mike pence against tim kaine. and also, the specific list of 20, the specific list of 20 men and women who he would consider nominating to the supreme court m

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obviously, we lost -- we lost a troop. that's sad. we lost an expensive piece of equipment. and that's regrettable. >> okay. >> he also said that my advisers say we had success and that we got -- >> that's a -- look, i'm -- >> -- important information. >> anybody that pays a price like that should get credit for whatever's achieved. look at this. here's the president speaking about chief ryan owens in a fox news interview this week. the president said it was the generals who wanted to conduct that raid in yemen and said they lost ryan. watch what he said. >> this was a mission that was start eed before i got here. this was something that was, you know, just -- they wanted to do. they came to see me. they explained what they wanted to do. the generals. who are very respected. my generals are the most respected that we've had in many decades, i believe. and they lost ryan. >> what do you make of that? >> okay. i don't read into that that he's blaming the generals. maybe not the best choice of words, but, you know, he was comp lelimentary of the advice t he got. he said that th

police officer who lost his life by doing his job to very brave police officer who lost his life byt terrorists want to divide us, and we should never let them succeed and never let them do so. to that end, parliament will sit as normal tomorrow, she stressed? that's right. parliament will sit and london will go about its business, the country will go about its business. what terrorists try to do is strike fear in people's hearts, they try to divide communities. we have seen solidarity from people across the country from communities across the country coming together to say that we will not allow them to win, and we will defend our values as well as our democracy. we really must thank the emergency services, security services, and all those who work so ha rd to services, and all those who work so hard to keep us safe every single day of the week, and to have prevented other attacks like this and are certainly working hard tonight. yvette, thank you. yvette cooper there. we arejust tonight. yvette, thank you. yvette cooper there. we are just on the fringe of this warden that has been

naming the police officer who lost his life today, pc keep palmer, a8, 15 years service, husband andth parmar. as he said three members of the public lost their lives in the attack, the attacker was killed during the course of the incident, a0 people injured now. we heard 20 earlier, including some very seriously injured, including some police officers who were returning from an event not far from the palace of westminster crossing westminster bridge when this happened today. they think they know the identity of the attacker but they are being cautious about that and they are working on the assumption that this was committed in the context of international terrorism. they are not going further than that at the moment but thatis further than that at the moment but that is the context that they are broadly offering right now. that was mark rowley, the man in charge of this very comprehensive and wide—ranging investigation. as he was explaining it, with hundreds of officers involved. back to laura kuenssberg for some thoughts on the range of detail provided. there were some big headline

though it was tragic that one police officer lost this life.estminster bridge. this is the nightmare scenario that we had been dreading, i think, nightmare scenario that we had been dreading, ithink, overall. we saw in nice in we sarah dingle early on. it is so difficult. —— we saw it in berlin. many people have shared the view that it is impossible that despite how much you're prepared to the mass evacuation of people in a major city like london or, you know, a medical response to a situation like this that you cannot prevent it. you share that view? yes. it is virtually impossible. especially when you have a lone back to acting under the influence of whatever extremist view he has found. we saw some in similar... it is notjust is mullis we're looking at here, don't forget that we had a politician killed by somebody influenced by far right extremism. you have to look at the situation of how difficult this is tried to detect. and what i find it interesting is that there may be some preparation, planning and looking about this individual. and i

when you lost, whether it was basketball or lost your andce or opportunity to run not get the u.s. house seat what , do you tell yourself about defeat? what does it teach you do you think? rep. lawson: i have been serving for 28 years and never was defeated. when i got defeated, you know, it really taught me a lot about life. if you get knocked down you have to be able to get back up. i wanted to get back up and do it again. i tried again and i lost again. you know, but i kept a dream alive. i dreamed that i had learned in ninth grade about all of the things that happened with abraham lincoln. i thought i could identify with him. i was not satisfied. i wanted to get into the action one more time. just like playing basketball. you lose a tight game. ever losing to ucla in 1972. you want another shot at it. i was ready to go this time around and i learned from those mistakes and i learned from the loss that i had before just how do it better, you know, how to reach out more. see more people. i was willing to see 1000 people a day. in order to be successful. rocky marciano once said w

ifjobs were to be lost, unemployment would bea were to be lost, unemployment would be a big concern here parliament, have already been campaigning hard here forfurther guarantees for workers. that campaign likely to be stepped up dramatically as we hear news of those meetings yesterday. it's understood that jobs those meetings yesterday. it's understood thatjobs would be protected here until 2020, but what would happen after that is clearly a major worry. we hope to see full announcements on monday of what exactly will happen here. speaking to people, they say the uncertainty in the factory has been rumbling on for a number of weeks. people now wa nt to for a number of weeks. people now want to know what will happen and how and if theirjobs will be protected here. megan, many thanks. mercedes is recalling 75,000 cars in the uk because they're at risk of catching fire. they are among one million cars affected worldwide, after 51 fires were reported. the company says the risk is small and that nobody has been injured. many mercedes models built between 2015 and 2017 could be affected. thou

it is said a man in his 50s lost his life on the bridge and woman in her 40s also lost her life.ere, officers will piece together through social media and cctv and forensic evidence from the vehicle that crashed into parcel many. they are trying to get a clear picture of the motive of the person. >> keep us posted on the investigation. thank you, nina dos tsantos. >>> can the republicans get the vote they need to confirm neil gorsuch to the supreme court? we will tell you how the second day of questioning went for the nominee. >>> 23 minutes past the hour. after 20 hours of grill over two days, the questioning phase of the confirmation hearing is over now for neil gorsuch. the senate committee hears for those for and against him for the supreme court. gorsuch kept refusing to tip his hand on how he might rule in the future. >> if persons coming to this table, this rather lonely table in this rather big room, have to make promises or hints or previews or nudges and gestures about how they will rule in cases, then i don't know where we are as an independent judiciary. it's like a c

tony o'donnell lost her husband gary in afghanistan. region. tony o'donnell lost her husband gary in afghanistan. it is definitely not just about widows. i am happy to be here and i have seen some of the other widows, so there area some of the other widows, so there are a few of us here. it is a pity we couldn't all come, but this is about everybody, notjust those who died. this unveiling might not have been possible without the generosity of the public. the queen was the first to inspect a structure which ca ptu res first to inspect a structure which captures the complexity of the events spanning a quarter of a century. the memorial itself is left, and in a way, there is an unfinished site, which is a nod to the fact that we live in an ongoing situation in both of those countries. one day, this sergeant and his wife will pass on their iraq experiences to their son, alfie, not on his best behaviour this morning. now, he and generations to come will have a permanent reminder of a chapter in our history that remains unfinished business. i wanted