misogynistic, laura kuensberg, mari spring, i think that's what i have seen changed over the course of it's interesting you say that because we do get complaints from viewers that they feel bbc politicaljournalists are often putting a personal spin on stories. i wonder if that compromises the bbc�*s commitment to impartiality. yes, it would do and that's why we brought out social media guidelines to remind our staff that we need to be cautious in the social media space about your insertion of your own political views and political opinions. because if we are not impartial there is no point to us. we can't charge a licence fee off everybody in the uk if we are not impartial. it's beholden on all of our staff to remember that and to act accordingly in that way. stay with us again, fran. we want to talk about another of the principles behind bbc news which is accountability. we want to talk in fact a little bit about newswatch itself, this programme started in 2004 after the hutton inquiry which strongly criticised the bbc over its coverage of the lead up to the iraq war and the death of

spring out there right now. > >>> let's get a check of weather. also traffic. >> we will start with mary lee and a look at the forecast. it does feel like spring is pretty warm yesterday. >> it does. we will keep this weather going for us. we are looking at sunshine and mild temperatures above average for this time of year. once again we are talking upper 50's to low to mid-60s's this afternoon. a change for us today. this morning tracking some fog out there. here is a live look with our sales force tower camera and you can see that blanket of fog as we start off our day. it's still a chilly start. we are down to the 30's and 40's once again this morning. concord you are coming in at 40 degrees. oakland at 47. livermore 38. san francisco 47, san jose 41 and close to freezing in santa rosa at 33. checking the visibility, dealing low clouds and areas of fog and dense fog. down to about a quarter mile this morning and about two miles for fairfield. high pressure in control for us and that ridge of high pressure is really sending the storm track well to our north. we are looking at dry and q

. >> mary grace in green cove spring, florida. you're next. >> caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. and patricia, this is a very informative segment here because i had an experience, i had health insurance. and i received a surprise medical bill. i was going -- i went for my physical. and i was telling the doctor everything that was going on with me and so forth. then i received a bill from the insurance company saying that this was a medical care office visit because i had some things that i had to go get radiology for. and it was my physical. and i called up the insurance company. and i told them, i said, i don't understand why i'm going to have to pay. i went for my physical. i understand the radiology part of it that i had to pay. i get that. but my office visit was charged. and usually for a physical, you don't. and she said to me that she gets many calls because this has been happening all over the united states, that when you go in for your physical and you tell the doctor what's going on with you, they code it as a charge. so now i owe $300. i m

host: mary in green cove springs, florida. you are next.morning, thank you for taking my call. this is a very informative segment, because i had the experience, i had health insurance, and i received a surprise medical bill, i was -- i went for my physical, and i was telling the doctor everything that was going on with me and so forth. and then i received a bill from the insurance company saying that this was a medical care office visits because i had some things that i had to go get radiology for, and it was my physical, and i called up the insurance company and i told them i do not understand why am i going to have to pay, i went for my physical, i understand the radiology part that i had to pay, i get that. but my office visit was charged and usually for a physical you do not. and she said to be that she gets many calls because this has been happening all over the united states that when you go in for your physical and tell the doctor what is going on with you. they code it as a charge so now i/o $300. i mean -- and now i owe $300. i mea

plagued by white arthritis in hot springs were away of giving relief by rheumatoid arthritis. mary met them there. she said this man on a beautiful horse came from a self distinguished and she found out "afterwards", this is robert easley she said. everything about him perfection, no fault to be found in the man even a few hundred for one. l he didn't necessarily admire thought, she liked older brother, sidney smith leave because smith lee was companionable, fine man about town's but not robert. chestnut said can anybody say they know his brother? i doubt it. he looks old and quiet and grand that was the image robert lee chose to cultivate through his life. he did not like being in the public layer and for that reason any discussion in place about the possibilities of robert e lee's choice tends to occur only in his immediate environment where he's living in alexandria and arlington and across the river from washington d.c. and a few other places. it's not a matter of national discussion or attention and largely because robert easley doesn't want national discussion or attention of

mary custis salih was applied by rheumatoid arthritis. hot springs would give her relief. mentally there. with that introduction she said this man on a beautiful voice came to join us. he looks so distinguishing i'm sorry i did not catch his name but she found after words as was robert ely. she said you know, everything about him was so fine looking, perfection. no fault could be found in the man even if you hunted for one. this is not because a chest not necessarily admire that. she liked lee's older brother a lot better because smith lee was very companionable, very fine man about town. not robert. chesnutt said can anybody say they know his brother? i doubt it. he looks so cold, quiet, and grants. that is the image robert elite chose to cultivate through his life. and for that reason any discussion that takes place about the possibilities of robert ailey's choice tends to occur only in his immediate environment but it was really in alexander and in arlington in across the river from washington d.c. and in a few other places. i was not a matter of national discussion or

. >> mary, let's be clear here the fleet version, the work truck version of the silverado ev goes on sale next spring. the rst, the consumer and the retail version -- those first ones will be the higher priced first editions, they don't go on sale until late next year. you have got a big window where people are going to say, boy, have you given up first mover advantage to your competitors across town? because we are going to see the lightning moving into showrooms in a matter of months? >> from the work truck perspective, i think we will see retail customers not just fleet interested as well and we have the hummer we will get the silverado work truck, the rst, and all the variants we haven't even released yet out to the customer as soon as possible. with the ltm platform and the features of the silverado, it doesn't compromise it has the tailgate, the mitigate when you look at all of the performance the truck has, depending what type of truck owner you are, we are going to meet you exactly where you need. that's important to mention with the silverados and the gmc sierras shortly after that. >> you a

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