this is when the catholic church looked for every which way to defend to faith in the low countries andunded in this ad the advent of total. you. know what i think is so interesting is that dutch calvinism rejected all forms of religious imagery paintings sculpture even stained glass it was all torn down and destroyed i think that's why the abbot of total world decided he should get the biggest painting of christ in his apostles he could find to deter the north and give a boost to the catholic faithful in the sun. reportedly this painting needs to exist in this small chapel on the grounds of this very calm. and. oh my god. there it is again yes but the main thing we've been looking for all these weeks. it is magnificent. so the painting was brought to bear and just in that specific moment the abbot of tongue good little has asked somebody to look after the beautiful you'll should great. painting religion spain for the new abbey church he wrote a letter to the abbot to discuss the last supper of leonardo da vinci it was sold on the second of february in fifty hundred forty five it's oh t

to the low country and the state house and to his state as lieutenant governor, governor, and u.s. senator. he was a true statesman who exemplified character, courage, integrity, and honor. the action he took was often not easy or political popular. but it was always what was best for south carolina in mind. as he we honor his life over the coming days and weeks, i hope we can all pause to reflect on how his legacy can guide us now more than ever. hollings made a lifelong career out of fearlessly doing what was right. working across the aisle to reach remarkable achievement and always putting the people of south carolina over politics. we need that sort of leadership now more than ever. with that, i yield back. mr. clyburn: thank you. i'd like to yield to the gentleman, mr. morrelle of the rules committee. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. morrelle: if i might just before i fulfill my obligation to the rules committee, while we're on the subject of the distinguished senator from south carolina, if i might also add my co

is making its way across the sort of england through the mall see just rolling down towards the low countries that will fizzle out because their high will squeeze the life out of that one is this next system which is looking a rather more active there's the fine weather twenty celsius for london nineteen for paris and also for zero some showers there which will see some sort of here but twenty celsius the threat you see the warmest weather is going to be into madrid but remember how disturbed weather just offshore that's going to push in across spain and portugal twenty six imagery it turns into seventeen in the cloud a bright on thursday elsewhere much if you will see some sparkling sunshine dazzling weather and it warms up quite nicely still a few showers down towards the black sea greece still seeing want to show as fine a dry across northern parts of africa as we go through the next couple of days but this area. just rolling close morocco will just some what's a weather here a wednesday and thursday. the weather sponsored by qatar and. where the online. to dilute you for them not to do gr

low you see the satellite picture trust england overnight his journeys across the north sea the low countries is bringing cold air as well which actually spread a long way across europe so thirteen degrees london might feel a little bit better because of the sunshine but i wouldn't guarantee sunny eleven in paris and raining the white obviously shows how cold it can be was snow i mean all those types of the out some beyond the temperature diffident you may not be the be obvious to you but it was such degrees on friday down to thirty nine sussex on sunday some to your recovery hungry in serbia but not much and this is miserable for germany for poland and austria we're down to the teens now and with that northerly breeze on a moscow is feeding more cold air into the mix so it's still miserable come monday the sun's out there for france and the british isles things are improving a little probably heavy swords so that's the european mainland which means nothing much is happening in the mediterranean that spain and portugal you saw nothing much going on twenty seven robot but a cloud maybe no wors

again long line eclat there you can see just stretch down to the north sea coming down through the low countries and pushing down towards the alps temperatures in london paris getting up to around thirteen or fourteen degrees but more like it or thirteen celsius there for madrid some heavy rain some windy weather coming in across the iberian peninsula not too clever his similar temperature there for vienna and again there is some cloud and rain around to push a little further east we're getting into the teens book rest at seventeen celsius along with warsaw but still hanging on to that ninety degrees for the time being we go on into a saturday in the right starts to peter out for those central i was at least will see some wet weather just tucking into a good parts of greece easing over towards that western side of. the wet weather that just around the gnc in still a little disturbed cynical see iberian peninsula tad better in terms of the weather for london and also for paris but a cool easterly wind just rolling in here we come down into north africa some rather heavy rain for a time we even cr

tristan's the southern no say wet and windy weather then the order today for the british isles the low countries down to a good part of france as well and twelve in paris zurich even colder than zurich is ira but spain and portugal come back into the fine warm more typical spring like with all this is happening over the european mainland which means throughout the mid mistreated from west to east still confined to be quiet the hot air that the in blowing additive libyan back into musial that's going that in fact twenty in tripoli at the moment twenty eight in benghazi and rebalanced twenty five in the sunshine goes up to twenty seven even juicing a bit of cloud in the sky to our west africa on the line to here as across towards somalia there are showers big ones mostly they're gonna. come the family harvest is navigating dangerous rapids from the time we depart to the time we finish our scares to the fishing and dicing with death. i'm afraid of falling i'm afraid of dying but if i don't go by coffee my family needed the men who go to the extreme just to make a living god you have to be a strong

it is how england developed taking technology from more advanced countries -- india, the low countriesen ireland. that is how every developed country has reached the stage of advanced development. if boeing and microsoft do not like those arrangements, they don't have to invest in china. nobody has a gun to their heads. if anybody really believes in capitalism, they should be free to make any or richmond they want with china. if it involves technology transfer, ok. the united states wants to block that so china cannot develop. take what are called intellectual property rights. rights for medicines, for windows will for example. microsoft has a monopoly on operating systems through the world trade organization. suppose china did not observe these. who would benefit and who would lose? well, the fact of the matter is consumers in the united states would benefit. it would mean they would get cheaper medicines. it would mean when you get a computer, you would not be stuck with windows. you could get a better operating system. bill gates would have a little less money. the pharmaceutical co

tuskegee, i found it almost impossible to locate on any matter but instead of finding my work in low marshy countries , i found tuskegee a beautiful quiet town with a high and healthy location. as a rule, the colored people all through the section are poor and ignorant. but the one encouraging thing is that they see their weaknesses and are desirous of improving . >> the reason i ask you to come today, >>'s ability to influence important individuals and win support for the visionary goals, far exceed the ardent supporters. >> one solemn night i found 100 acres space for shops and classrooms that we need to advance several hundred dollars . >> we don't have that kind of money . >> i've contracted general james marshall he's a dear friend of general armstrong and well fixed. >> >> i supposed to yankee benefactors will put up buildings also . >> if you need books we will make them. were dedicated to an ideal mr. campbell. students can produce and it's our object to surround the student was such an air of business and industry, that it will be next to impossible for him not to make himself felt in active

you see the satellite picture trust england overnight is gerry's across the north sea the low countries is bringing cold air as well which actually spread a long way across europe so at thirteen degrees london might feel a little bit better because of the sunshine but i wouldn't guarantee sunny eleven in paris and writing the white obviously shows how cold it can be was snow i mean all those types of the out some beyond and the temperature diffident it may not be the be obvious to you but it was six degrees on friday down to thirteen ounces on sunday some to your recovery hungry in serbia but not much and this is miserable for germany for poland and austria we're down to the teens now and with that northerly breeze on a moscow is feeding more cold air into the mix so it's still miserable come monday the sun's out there for france in the british isles things are improving a little probably heavy sweats so that's the european mainland which means nothing much is happening in the mediterranean fact spain and portugal you saw nothing much going on twenty seven robot but a cloud maybe but no

, when he was winning world war ii, starting in '40, going into france after going through the low countries cut a deal with the french government and said i'll spare paris if you desert it and give it ome. to spare the architecture and beauty of the city the french people gave it up. of course in 1944, the german general choltix was ordered personally by hitler to blow up the city during the nazi retreat, and he didn't do it. he cut a deal with the mayor of paris and with the resistance people and risked his life and said no, i'm not blowing up this city. i'm saving paris. and when hitler said is paris burning, the answer was no, so i think there's been so much history from the hunchback of notre dame with charles lawton and maureen o'hara, all the images of our life of this one place, and now i think something will be left. i love what you just reported, that the towers will survive, because when you're luck any of enough to take a retirement retreat up la siene there will at least be the towers and i think that's wonderful they're surviving. >> we have to join all good people hoping we're

long line eclat there you can see just stretched out to the north sea coming down through the low countries and pushing down towards the alps temperatures in london paris getting up to around thirteen or fourteen degrees but more like it or thirteen celsius for madrid some heavy rain some windy weather coming in across the iberian peninsula not too clever his similar temperature there for vienna and again there is some cloud and right around to push a little further east we're getting into the teens book rest of seventeen celsius along with warsaw but still hanging on to that ninety degrees for the time being we go on into a saturday in the right starts to peter out for those central areas at least will see some wet weather just tucking into a good parts of greece easing over towards that western side of. the wet weather that just around the gnc is still a little disturbed and potentially a tad better in terms of the weather for london and also for paris but a cool easterly wind just rolling in here we come down into north africa some rather heavy rain for a time we even cross northern most

country. a 51 yearnt is at low. unemployment in our country, and we will soon break the all-time record. rican-american, asian american, hispanic american, all-time historic lows. we are doing well. we believe in two fundamental american and hire american. [applause] pres. trump: i introduce your great governor, greg abbott. he has been so incredible and so many ways. friend,nd and my lieutenant governor dan patrick, what a job he has done. [applause] pres. trump: thank you, dan. your son is doing a fantastic job, too. thank him for me, please print texas attorney general comedy somebody who wins a lot of lawsuits on your behalf -- somebody who wins a lot of lawsuits on your behalf. energy, dan,ary of thank you dan. [applause] ass. trump: as well representatives of pete olson, randy weber and ryan babbitt. thank you. [applause] pres. trump: they help a lot, those three guys. thank you also to texas land commissioner george p. bush for being here. [applause] pres. trump: come here, george. this is the only bush that likes me. this is the only one. come here. , and hefriend of my son is a g

long line eclat there you can see just stretched out to the north sea coming down through the low countries and pushing down towards the alps temperatures in london paris getting up to around thirteen or fourteen degrees but more like it or thirteen celsius there for madrid some heavy rain some windy weather coming in across the iberian peninsula not too clever his similar temperature there for vienna and again the recent cloud and right around to push a little further east we're getting into the teens book rest at seventeen celsius along with warsaw but still hanging on to that ninety degrees for the time being we go on into a sats day in the right starts to peter out for those central areas at least we'll see some wet weather just tucking into a good parts of greece easing over towards that western side of. the wet weather there just around the gnc is still a little the steps and of course the iberian peninsula had better in terms of the weather for london and also for paris but a cool easterly wind just rolling in here we come down into north africa some rather heavy rain for a time we e

some fire >> no country in the world, in the last 50 years, has escaped poverty without making sure women have access, voluntary access to kocontraontraceptives. i thought, if we're for low income countries becoming middle and high incomes, we have to make sure women have access to contracepti contraceptives. >> family planning, spacing kids out over time, making sure you can hopefully feed the number of children that you have give them opportunities along the way, too. >> absolutely. planning and spacing the births of your children i think we take for granted in the united states. i mean, what allowed women to go into the work force in droves? the advent of the pill when women can choose to time and space the births of their babies, we know from great research, one of the biggest, longitudinal studies in global health, families are healthier, children are better educated, and families are wealthier, if the women can time and space the births of her children. >> you've seen huge advances as diseases that used to be terrifying have kind of gotten eradicated or almost eradicated in some cases. do you get frustrated when you see the anti-vax movement in the country, and the

tristan's the southern no say wet and windy weather then the order today for the british isles the low countries down to a good part of france as well on the twelve in paris zurich even colder than zurich is our of the spain and portugal come back into the fine warm more typical spring like with all this is happening over the european mainland which means throughout the mid mistreated from west to east it's to confine to be quiet the hot air that the in blowing additive libya and back into new zealand that's going that in fact twenty in tripoli the moment twenty eight in benghazi and rebalanced twenty five in the sunshine goes up to twenty seven even juicing a bit of cloud in the sky. to our west africa on the line to here as across towards somalia there are showers big ones mostly they're gonna. overthrow and exiled they appoint and then saying if you all dismiss me an intimate film about the struggle of the elected leader of madagascar to return to his country and reinstate his presidency you know the truth is for instance by and we do not think he is enough we need to change this return of th

tristan's the southern no say what's in windy weather then the order today for the british isles the low countries downs are a good part of france as well and the twelve in paris zurich even colder than zurich is higher of the spain and portugal come back into the fine warm more typical spring like with all this is happening over the european mainland which means throughout mid mistreated from west to east it's looking fine richard be quiet the hot air that the in blowing additive libya back in tunisia well that's gone now in fact twenty in tripoli the moment twenty eight in benghazi and rebalanced twenty five in the sunshine goes up to twenty seven even juicing a bit of cloud in the sky. west africa on the line take here is across towards somalia there are showers big ones mostly they're gonna. this is out there and these are the top stories this hour military commanders in sri lanka say the bodies of at least fifteen people have been found after a shootout connected to the easter sunday bombings several raids were carried out around the city police discovered explosives a suicide vest and and i

a woman who —— a woman who -- tried to bring in cannabis into the low country is stopped by border patroln ‘tiger roll‘ emulate red rum with repeat success in the grand national at aintree? we'll find out in the next few minutes. good afternoon. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, says he's waiting to see the governement‘s brexit "red lines" move after talks this week with the conservatives aimed at trying to end the political brexit deadlock. it comes as the eu considers a request from the uk to delay brexit until the end ofjune. our political correspondent jonathan blakejoins me our political correspondent jonathan blake joins me now, our political correspondent jonathan blakejoins me now, are the redlines, or in their redlines, where are we with this? to depends which side you ask, what we've seen over the last day or so isa we've seen over the last day or so is a standoff between the government and labour after two days of talks, which have produced frankly very little, they broke up yesterday with the statements from both sides, labour saying they waited disappointed at the governments

low you see the satellite picture trust england overnight is gerry's across the north sea the low countries is bringing cold air as well which actually spread a long way across europe so thirteen degrees london might feel a little bit better because of the sunshine but i wouldn't guarantee sunny eleven in paris and writing the white obviously shows how cold it can be was snow i mean all those types of the out some beyond the temperature diffident it may not be the be obvious to you but it was things degrees on friday down to thirty nine sussex on sunday some to your recovery hungry in serbia but not much and this is miserable for germany for poland and austria we're down to the teens now and with that northerly breeze on a moscow is feeding more cold air into the mix so it's still miserable come monday the sun's out there for france in the british isles things are improving a little probably head east woods so that's the european mainland. which means nothing what is happening in the measured in fact spain portugal you saw guessing what's going on twenty seven in blue cloud maybe no worse t

big of taxes a new report has shown the us is commonly thought of as a low tax country but workers effectively pay some of the highest taxes in the developed world without getting a decent welfare state in return it is true that if you account for things like paying for our own health care when other countries don't and paying for our own college one of the countries don't we have some of the highest taxes in the world but there's an easy way to solve that don't account for those things that is just pretend they don't exist then we can all run around and go oh you know my dad says there's a law. while we search for a kidney transplant on the black market. but for this last story i have something that will make you feel a little better about how expensive health care and prescription meds are is it a way to sign up for free meds for life no it's a drug distribution c.e.o. in handcuffs larry dowd was c.e.o. of a pharmaceutical distributor for twenty six years today he was charged like a street dealer. watchin a c.e.o. do a perp walk is like watching puppies prince throw maddow on a sunny day or

low 70s. mill valley euro down to 69 degrees wine country, low 70s. santa rosa 74, clearlake 83. the gradual cooldown continues on sunday, no one hitting 80 by monday and tuesday, back to average. 60s near the water low 70s in linz but look at the sunshine across the board. we will have morning cloud cover it will be your as warm or hot but we get at sunshine every day for the next seven days. that is your forecast. >>> coming up tonight at six mac, with new details on a swot standoff that came to a crashing end of fremont motel. >>> get your dvr is ready, you are going to need every channel you have. the big night i had for bay area sports. >>>fans dressed up, lined up and paid up. avengers end game has broken box office records in its first night. >> this is not a spoiler were alert, it earned a record $60 million this thursday night preview. the most ever internationally. the film is already grossed 305 million dollars. the box office says, the film could earn up to $1 billion its first week in theaters, if you are in the bay area some fans are catching up on all the movies, t

country. it is so low that no industry could develop. country. t you have only been in the job for six months. wouldn't it have been better to stay in post and make changes from within?|j been better to stay in post and make changes from within? i did try to do that. unless these changes happen quickly, the industry is still not up quickly, the industry is still not up and running so this is not something that can develop unless these limits are reviewed and had a look at because that's the problem with this. from within you can't do much and at the moment where you have government in such terrible paralysis you had to do something as dramatic as this to have your voice heard. that is the tragedy because it has been my idealjob. fracking is untested in this country, it's a different proposition here than in the wide open spaces of the united states, isn't a cautious approach needed one more research is done? there is a difference between caution and stopping an industry from happening. it is new here but they have cracked over1 million wells in am

to the low country and the state house and to his state as lieutenant governor, governor, and u.s. senator. he was a true statesman who exemplified character, courage, integrity, and honor. the action he took was often not easy or political popular. but it was always what was best for south carolina in mind. as he we honor his life over the coming days and weeks, i hope we can all pause to reflect on how his legacy can guide us now more than ever. hollings made a lifelong career out of fearlessly doing what was right. working across the aisle to reach remarkable achievement and always putting the people of south carolina over politics. we need that sort of leadership now more than ever. with that, i yield back. mr. clyburn: thank you. i'd like to yield to the gentleman, mr. morrelle of the rules committee. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. morrelle: if i might just before i fulfill my obligation to the rules committee, while we're on the subject of the distinguished senator from south carolina, if i might also add my co

lows. it's almost every state in the country has hit an all-time low for unemployment. growing, fast especially for people at the bottom. 6 and a half percent from the bottom, 10 percent for the wage distribution. everywhere you look the policies are actually delivering for the american people. lou: the fbi admitting her clinton email records found in the obama white house specifically, the executive office of the president. the shocking revelation comes in newly, delivered documents obtained by judicial watch. and that is it for us tonight. thank you for being with lauren: here are your market movers at 5:00 a.m. the busiest day yet for earnings and some of the companies reporting today have some explaining to do. facebook, boeing and tesla have been targets of government and consumer scrutiny. today their ceos will have to answer but will it be enough? tesla struggles to maintain demand cash on hand in the spotlight as it announces it's bringing back cheaper versions of its older model s and model x. what does this mean for the company and its ceo. it's official for j

lows. it's almost every state in the country has hit an all-time low for unemployment.st especially for people at the bottom. 6 and a half percent from the bottom, 10 percent for the wage distribution. everywhere you look the policies are actually delivering for the american people. lou: the fbi admitting her clinton email records found in the obama white house specifically, the executive office of the president. the shocking revelation comes in newly, delivered documents obtained by judicial watch. and that is it for us tonight. thank you for being with us, join us tomorrow. see you then, good night from new york. trish: tonight, the tables have turned. and now it is time for president trump to ask the questions and to demand the answers. while the investigation into collision that turned out to be actually no collusion, needs to be investigated. i'm setting the record straight on that one tonight and take a look, brand-new video, just in showing heavily armed mexican dogs escorting illegal migrants right across our border into the united states. retired four-star gene

are able to keep the operational costs a re low able to keep the operational costs are low because unlike countrieslear demarcation between low— cost is no clear demarcation between low—cost carriers and legacy carriers, the tax structure is the same. that is where jet faltered, they couldn't bring down operational costs but they had to bring down ticket costs to compete with these airlines to keep market share intact and they started losing money and la st and they started losing money and last year when oil prices went up and the rupee lost its value, that made things even worse and the airline could never recover. 0k. thank you. let's check in with the markets, see what's going on. global stocks had been dipping following the lead from the us, pretty lacklustre us earnings season, that's raising fears across the market, we've also got a series of economic data that's been released, looking at the nikki injapan, we had manufacturing data and that is contracted for the third month in a i’ow. contracted for the third month in a row. let's look at the european markets. the picture is not much better

we'll focus on a low going across the country. the low is around grand island. look at the difference in the temperatures from st. louis to chicago. 74 to 44. milwaukee 35. nashville 80. denver in the teens. a lot of snow. there will be many travel delays. it is winding down in denver. it kicked is into nebraska and and minnesota. there were 75 mile-per-hour gusts from iowa into southern minnesota. that is big system. back home, we just have these systems dropping in giving us high clouds. could be a little light rain. more likely isolated snow showers and rain showers in the sierra and northwest california. we have warmer weather on the way. it will be here on saturday. it will stick and stay. saturday looks good. another system is coming in sunday into monday. monday could be a day for rain here. just hold off a little bit on putting the cushions out. if you are suffering from the allergies it is trees, ash, oak and mulberry. today a lot of high clouds. we have a wind advisory that kicks in on the coast. it will pick up the breeze from many other locations. th

, you know, that i have proven that, jobs are at an all-time high history in our country, unemployment is at a 51 year low in our country, we'll soon break all-time record, african-american, asian-american, hi hispanic-american, we're doing well, we'll keep it going we believe in two fundamental rules, buy american and hire american. i introduced your great governor, greg abbott, we love greg. he has been so incredible. so many ways. higmy friend, his friend and my friend, lieutenant governor dan patrick what a fantastic job he has done, dan, thank you, dan. thank you, dan. his son is doing a fantastic job, thank him for me, please. and texas attorney general somebody that wins a lot of lawsuits on your behalf, ken paxton. thank you so much. and deputy secretary of energy dan riad, thank you, dan. thank you. as well as representatives pete olson, randy weber and brian babbin. thank you. they help a lot, i tell you those 3. thanks also to texas land commissioner, george p bush for being here, where is george? where is george? come here george, this is theon busonly bush that likes me, the only one, come he

jobs are at all-time high in the history of our country and unemployment is at a 51 year low in the unemploymentmerican, hat hispanic american all-time historic close are doing well and we will keep it going because we believe in two fundamental rules, by american and higher american. [cheering] i introduce your great governor, greg abbott, we love greg. he has been so incredible. in so many ways and his friend and my friend lieutenan lieutent governor dan patrick. dan thank you for that. [cheering] thank you dan. his son is doing a fantastic job to thank him for me. and texas attorney general, somebody who wins a lot of lawsuits on your cat behalf can. [cheering] and deputy secretary of energy dan brouillette, thank you dan. [cheering] as well as representatives, pete, randy weber and brian babbitt. they help a lot. those three guys. thanks also to texas land commissioner george p bush for being here. where is george? come here george. this is the only bush that likes me. [laughter] he is the only one. come here i want to meet you. he is a friend of my sons and he is a great guy. truly this is

tomorrow most of the cloud will be in the west of the country, low pressure coming in here so maybe some eastern scotland but the central suede of the uk will be fine. 14 degrees in london and throughout the week ahead we say goodbye to colder weather, you see those warm currents of air and that will be arising from the south and eventually the south—east. tuesday we have quite a bit of cloud across the country and some blue comp one or two spots of rain, the winds will have switch direction so 15 in london, double figures in central scotland, by wednesday it is all change, sunshine throughout much of the country, just a few clouds here and there, temperatures rising dramatically around wednesday and by wednesday there was temperatures will hit 18 degrees in london, mid teens in central scotland. goodbye. hello this is bbc news with julian worricker. the headlines: the cabinet office minister david lidington says the government and labour will both have to compromise as they look to break the deadlock over brexit. a leaked recording has emerged of the labour leaderjeremy corbyn, in which

of the afternoon, temperatures are still hovering around the mid 20s in the south east of the country. the loweautiful evening, starry skies, a bit of a mist by the end of the night and pretty nippy as well. first thing on saturday, temperatures in city centres will be possibly around five 01’ centres will be possibly around five or6 centres will be possibly around five or 6 degrees. in rural spots, could be only two or three. here is the forecast into saturday. a lot of sunshine around in the north—west of the country, a few spits and spots of rain so fresher for our friends in the western isles will stop another beautiful day and every bit as warm. it enriches in at the south east getting up to around the mid 20s. and sunday, just as warm. this is bbc news, the headlines at apm. you are this is bbc news, i'm martine croxall. you are the headlines at apm. "callous," "cruel," "heinous" — widespread condemnation of the shooting dead ofjournalist lyra mckee in londonderry. police say they have one message to the gunmen. you are not wanted. if your purpose in this society is to cause mayhem, try

we keep the breeze across the country, overnight lows of around six to 12 celsius.e more of an it should, not the glorious blue sky and sunshine we've been used to. the risk of a few showers into the southwest to start with but into the afternoon, it stays predominantly dry and it stays predominantly sunny so dry and it stays predominantly sunny so make the most of it if you can, top temperatures through tuesday afternoon, up to 22 celsius, well above the average for this time of year. however, it does look as though we will see these frontal systems starting to push in from the atlantic. that's going to introduce cloud and rain, welcome rain for gardeners and growers as it moves its way in across england and wales, some of it heavy, perhaps with rumbles of thunder. it will stay dry into scotland for the bulk of the day and clearing up behind it down to the southwest but i noticeably cooler feel generally across the country and its colder still with further showers to come for the end of the working week. avoid a speeding ticket. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak.

worry about is if you look at the recent business formation and business start around the country, they have lows80% of the country. if we want entrepreneurship to flourish more broadly than you should be trying to put buying power into the hands of the average american family so that starting a business is more realistic and feasible for hundreds of thousands of americans across the country which is what the freedom dividends would provide. shannon: when you talk about this there are a lot of questions how that will be resolved without impacting large companies, their stockholders and that translates to investors and 401(k)s and our ripple effects. i'm not an economist so i won't pretend to be one but something else i believe you support based on your website, medicare for all. and this is a question that when you poll people who originally say that sounds great, health coverage of some kind but the kaiser poll when you ask people how it will be paid for the implications of the isis. when you ask about eliminating private health insurance companies it is upside down by 21 points require most ame

though your banks are well capitalized, the economy is growing and unemployment is at near record lows, our country is having a serious debate if we need a transformative systemic change to our economy system yesterday i asked secretary mnuchin what would happen to the economic growth and gdp if we turned away from free market principles and adopted a more socialist approach towards private industries his answer was clear and it was concise. adopting socialist policies would be disastrous for the economy and every single country that has pursued this economic goal has deteriorated significantly. we cannot let these false compromise or false promises is that socialism would cure the ills of society become mainstream we need to put socialism on trial and do it today. we need to decide if we are going to be a planned, one size fits all economy of guarantees or a land of opportunities or are we going to incentivize entrepreneurs to take risks and innovate or embrace complacency and government dependence. so, before we continue, i want to ask each one of you, starting with mr. corbat, a straightforward

becausejill said, the european parliament election has never been taken seriously in this country the turnout is also low, is the populace and you to can press in the last round of elections, the conservative and pot labour parties are not —— and pot labour parties are not —— and no state to fight it, they may bring forth paper candidates where you would see the fridge is doing quite well so they hear a file takes independent group as they are now known change 0k, they would do well, but as would the brexit party and even you to ponder the new guide having awareness that a britain that have the elections, yes against them, for a longer extension, but it also makes things very difficult in the next parliament so really, it remains the default for both sides to try and get this deal through and for the uk to leave on the 22nd of may, that really be interesting to see if that is the redline. let's talk about the negotiations between the prime minister and jeremy corbyn. there still several other hurdles to ci’oss. theresa may's looking for compromise, but what kind of brexit might take shape — assuming any

been, the economy is growing at a fastest pace in over a decade, unemployment is at near record lows, our country is having a serious debate if we need a transformative systemic change to our economic system. yesterday i asked secretary mnuchin what would happen to the economic growth and gdp if we turned away from free market principles and adopted a more socialist approach towards private industries. his answer was clear and it was concise. adopting socialist policies would be disastrous for the economy and every single country that has pursued this economic goal has deteriorated significantly. we cannot let these false compromise or false promises that socialism would cure the ills of society become mainstream. we need to put socialism on trial and do it today. we need to decide if we are going to be a planned, one size fits all economy of guarantees or a land of opportunities. or are we going to incentivize entrepreneurs to take risks and innovate or embrace complacency and government dependence. so, before we continue, i want to ask each one of you, starting with mr. corbat, a straightforwar

climate risks are playing out in many parts of the world, especially low income countries the threatss around the world are paying close attention to it. taking into account resilience to climate shocks. this is ever near and present. it's very important for countries to pay very close attention to these factors a point i want to make especially for the advanced world is we're heading towards low, moderate and low modest growth given low productivity growth and given the demographics we're seeing in terms of aging if we want to see a significant reversal in these numbers, we would have to see reforms that address this weekenning in productivity growth and addressing issues of aging >> does the imf believe that appointees to central banks either in the u.s. or maybe even india are increasingly becoming partisan and if you do, do you worry about markets doubting their commitment and ability to guard against inflation? >> it has always been our recommendation that central banks be operationally independent. that has served countries very well it has to be data dependent. again, the word

as we head on the tomorrow in sioux spain, because france and the low countries, they hang onto the milderher front continues to move towards the east, bringing its vein with it. a northerly wind, colder direction for us and sunshine and showers. on the hills, the showers are likely to be wintry but some of the heavier showers at lower levels, we could see a bit of a wintry flavour with some slush possible in some accumulations. highs of ten as we come down towards the south. on tuesday into wednesday, the centre of the low pressure there. we have what we call the wraparound occlusion around it. we think at the moment what that is going to do is introduce vein from the east heading towards the west, preceded by snow over the hills of the grampians, the southern uplands and also the pennines. we might be seeing quite a bit of snow from this but that could change. the rest of us, a mixture of bright spells, sunshine and showers but note the temperatures ranging from six to about ten, and then as we head onto the latter part of the week, still some showers to get rid of it as we head towards

regulations, low taxes. our country has never done better, and do we love our military? our military is literally being completely rebuilt. we are completely rebuilding our military. it was very depleted, as you know. a lot of the military folks can tell you. and it is being rebuilt to a level that we have never seen before. all with great product, the best product in the world. and you know where it's made? in the usa. that's where it's made. all made right here. so again, happy easter. enjoy yourselves. and i'm coming down right now to be with you. first lady is coming with me. maybe i'll get this great easter bunny to come with us. thank you very much, everybody. happy easter. thank you. thank you very much. >> president trump speaking at the kickoff of the 141st easter egg roll with the remarkable bunny next to him. let's get back to kaitlan collins standing by. so sorry i interrupted you to get to the president, but please continue with what the president is dealing with with the backdrop of the easter egg roll today. >> he's all smiles, but behind the scenes, there

you with us ukrainians go to the polls on sunday in the final round of the country's presidential election corruption and long low living standards are among the defining issues now as real incomes fell in recent years millions of people voted with their feet looking for work in the european union one industry that's bucking that trend is i t allowing young ukrainians to earn european wages while staying at home. it's not hard to understand why millions of tourists make their way to libby and western ukraine every year it's buyers and cobbled streets a less than an hour's drive from the polish border a low cost flights connect the city just nations across the u. but tourism which is long dominated the city's economy is now getting a run for its money from an unlikely competitor i t. v is home to more than three hundred eighty companies and most of their work comes from abroad one of them is in i.x. based in this soviet era factory complex. but instead of the television sets that were once made here and i.x. develops everything from accounting software to simulators for american for talent . to share but you know