mcveigh was later convicted and executed for the crime. nichols is serving life without parole. developing now.. be numbered at fox news. last night - a group of protesters gathered outside the network's headquarters in new york, demanding o'reilly's firing. according to a new report in the wall street journal, the network is preparing to cut ties with the embattled host, who is currently on vacation. dozens of o'reilly show advertisers have fled following reports he paid harrassment settlements to mutliple women. o'reilly has denied any wrongdoing. happening today-- the metropolitan washington airports authority is expected to approve what amounts to a four-dollar raise for contract workers at dulles international and reagan national airports. a vote is expected today on a proposal requiring companies doing business at both airports to pay employees a base hourly wage of 11-55 an hour starting in january. yearly increases would follow. right now, some workers make seven-25 an hour. fans. the capitals are on the road and in a position that few would have expected. the first roun

committee mcveigh -- timothy mcveigh and terry nichols destroyed it. mcveigh was executed. nichols is serving multiple sentences. the jokers jinx roller coaster stalled last week that has now reopened. people were stranded there for hours. technicians fix the problems with the wheel on the train and inspectors cleared it to resume. larry: enterprise, moving into its permanent retirement home at dulles, two days before the photo was snapped, the spatial discovery made her final trip in capital, taking a last tour around the monuments. mark the official end of their 31 years spatial program. to see it one last time and i got to see it today in the air. >> it has a final feel to the shuttle program, but it doesn't have that somber feel because i know there are other projects in the making. larry: discovery replaced the enterprise, by the way, which is headed to new york. there are two other surviving shuttles, the endeavor and the atlantis. all right. >> very cool. all right, 6:20 right now, today looks like it's starting off pretty decent. it is, if you don't mind the eileen:

mchave a was captured, con-- mcveigh was captured, convicted and executed for the bombing. the coconspirator is serving a life sentence for spirsy and manslaughter. there will be a -- conspiracy and manslaughter. there will be a memorial today includeing a speech from secretary ben carson -- hud secretary ben carson. thank you for joining us. it's wednesday, april 19th. i'm pa

mcveigh was later convicted and executed for the crime. nichols is serving life without parole.today.. the food and drug administration will discuss safety concerns about electronic cigarette batteries. it comes in response to dozens of sudden explosions. that includes this most recent incident just this week in las vegas. a man was left with second and third degree burns after the e-cig battery caught fire in his pocket. today's public workshop begins at 8:30 this morning at the f-d-a building in silver spring. athletic-wear company adidas- saying it's "incredibly sorry" this morning. that's after an offensive email to people who ran the boston marathon. the email's subject line read "congrats, you survived the boston marathon." this- four years after bombs went off near the finish line, killing 3 people. adidas tonight says it "deeply" apologizes for what it calls the insensitive subject line. president trump will welcome the new england patriots to the white house. it's become an annual tradition for the n-f-l super bowl winner. quarterback tom brady, who is a long time frien

you wake up timothy mcveigh at crucial point in the book and that link becomes suggestive for the way these kind of angry people in different cultures have more in common than we might expect, can you explain? >> this is another way of talking about how these series about the clash of civilizations, all this idea that people belong to different religious communities are bound to enter into conflict with each other and don't share much. any number of examples, historically and independent, mcveigh's friendship with ramzi yousef is one example. >> they were in adjoining cells. >> guest: in prison, the maximum facility and discovered each other and became great friends and realized they had a lot in commonpolitically . mcveigh said he believed in what use of and subsequently osama bin laden was doing and they were right to politically put it. that meeting of minds, that kind of intellectual, ideological affinity we see over and over again. we don't want to notice it. the no region must mantras was staffed by hindus who wanted to get into these hindu fanatics against multiculturalism. the

timothy mcveigh was executed for the attack today as they have every year since that bombing 22 years ago. people in oklahoma city held a remembrance ceremony. 35 of the victims worked for the housing and urban development. today the current hud secretary dr. ben carson spoke at the service. >> timothy mcveigh a because of the fiery wako standoff that ended on that date two years earlier. it was back in february of 1993 that federal authorities attempted to raid a ranch in texas looking for alleges weapons violation by a religious group known as the branch davidians. a gun battle erupted, four federal agents and six branch davidians were killed. on april 19th, the fbi launched an assault in an effort to end a 51 day standoff. a massive fire broke out possibly set by the branch davidians themselves. 76 people were killed including the leader of their group. >> a few thousand high school students in louden county took class outside today. >> their subject was suicide prevention. david culver joined some of them and explained why one's >> reporter: a path gym wood grove high school stude

mchave a was captured, con-- mcveigh was captured, convicted and executed for the bombing. the coconspirator is serving a life sentence for spirsy and manslaughter. there will be a -- conspiracy and manslaughter. there will be a memorial today includeing a speech from secretary ben carson -- hud secretary ben carson. thank you for joining us. it's wednesday, april 19th. i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. thank you for joining us. let's talk about the weather getting you out of the door. steve paulson has the forecast for wednesday. >> and there are certain moments where my mom called me the day that happened. >> hmm. >> i will never forget. did you hear what happened in oklahoma city? >> no. >> and back then, news didn't travel as fast. >> yeah. >> and i was born in oklahoma city, why she called me. >> oh. >>> yeah. >> oh. >>> and so, a little moment in life where you go wow, that was 22 years ago? my goodness. tanker air force base, if you must know. that is what they tell me. we have low clouds, breaks in the low clouds and a nice one. we don't have the drizzle yet. not

erik schatzker sat down with henry mcveigh and howard marks to get some expert insight. >> let's talkean growth. based on what you have seen, why is it surprisingly positive? >> the biggest single factor, we do a lot of quantitative models and on the ground research is just the monetary policy. when you look at the ecb with zero interest rates, that has a huge stimulus effect on the economy. we saw a similar picture in the u.s. a couple of years ago where monetary policy was moving forward, but there is no cyclical ignition to drive the growth until housing picked up. that happened in the u.s. and in europe right now, we are seeing house prices go up, not a lot of consumer lending activity. the transition investors should look for is for monetary policy to the cyclical parts of the economy, including housing. right now, monetary policy is dominating, but our base view is if the cyclical components will pick up. >> what about fiscal policy and structural change? we lived through gridlock in america at a time of monetary stimulus. are the europeans doing a better job of governing? >> i

timothy mcveigh and terry nichols blew up the federal building downtown, with a rental truck, packedan 500 people were injured, and 168 people were killed, including 19 children. it was the deadliest act of domestic terrorism america had ever faced. mcveigh was put to death and nichols is serving out a life sentence in prison. ( darya ) coming up on the kron four morning news at six... three people convicted of a double murder in the bay area are sentenced. see how long each of them will be spending behind bars. and after the break... an 8-year-old battling a rare disease. see how some people are making his dreams come true. ( james ) <(mark vanaly

i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines at 11am... a warning to washington's enemies after the us drops a massive bomb on an is base in afghanistan, killing dozen of militants. they will now face an american and a coalition force that's prepared to do what's necessary to do thejob. it was the biggest non—nuclear bomb ever used in combat. afghanistan's former president calls it "a brutal misuse" of the country. schools in england face their worst funding cuts for 20 years, the warning from teaching unions as they meet for their annual conferences. a threat to small businesses — labour says it would bring in a law preventing banks from closing high street branches. also in the next hour, unwanted visitors paying to stay in your home. airbnb steps up security after a bbc investigation found homes had been burgled by scammers using stolen accounts. paws for thought — would you bring your dog into work good morning and welcome to bbc news. the united states has used the largest non—nuclear bomb ever used in combat, killing at least 36 mili

i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines at 2pm. theresa may hits the campaign trail in wales — as she seeks to take territory off labour. labour sets out its approach to accept. we will immediately guarantee that all eu nationals living in the uk will see no change in their legal status as a result of rags that. from day one, a big commitment. the two remaining presidential candidates in france attend a ceremony to honour the policeman shot dead in paris last week. sir elton john cancels a series of concerts, after contracting a potentially deadly bacterial infection — while touring in south america. and in the next hour — president trump's daughter makes herfirst international trip — since being given an official position in her father's administration. ivanka trump takes the stage alongside angela merkel — as an official adviser to the us — but there's criticism about the nature of her role in the white house. and hearts and minds — researchers say regular moderate exercise is the best way to keep your brain sharp, if you're over

mcveigh sympathized with armed right-wing militia groups, which were surging in membership at the timeese groups are still active, gaining members online, and honing their combat skills in training camps. the newshour's p.j. tobia went inside one of these camps to produce this report. >> reporter: this is the kill house-- part of a training ground for a right-wing militia in the american south. >> it's for conducting military operations in urban terrain. we want to practice and rehearse moving out to these structures, covering each other, taking cover and concealment everywhere we can find it. >> reporter: these men and women call themselves the georgia security force. >> our common goal is to provide for security for ourselves, our friends and our families, and the other people in our states, if and when the need should arise to do so. >> reporter: their leader, chris hill, a.k.a. "blood agent" says the need could arise at any time. >> i think what the government gives, the government can take away. if they're providing the security for us, they can take it away. >> reporter: they're

i'm annita mcveigh. votes — theresa may rules out a vat rise, while labour says it won't raise tax for those on low incomes. we are the party that wants low taxes are low and medium earners. the conservative party are the party that wants low taxes for the high earners. madeleine mccann has been missing for ten years, but in an interview to mark the anniversary, her parents say they still hope she will be found. one of the world's best known mountaineers ueli steck has been killed in an accident on mount everest. 100 days into his presidency, donald trump tells a rally that media criticism is fake news .

i'm annita mcveigh. welcome to bbc newsroom live.he education secretary, justine greening, has said that she wants a new model of grammar schools in england which are open for everyone. she says she particularly wants to ensure that there are much stronger educational outcomes for ordinary working families, and notjust the privileged few. but new analysis from the government shows a majority of selective school places go to more affluent families. let's here little of whatjustine greening has been saying in the past few minutes. the final part of the plan for britain is a fairer society. a society based on merit. delivering a fairer society should start with education and our schools, making sure that our children and young people can do their very best, and reach their potential wherever they are growing up. that is the means by which we build a better country, it's how we deliver the plan for britain. in short, we are the means, our country's people, each and everyone of us. some of the most vivid memory i have in my life or about

i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines at five.otiating britain's withdrawal from the eu. we need real guarantees for our people to leave work on the same goes for the british. i'm ben brown live in brussels. it took those eu leaders to agree the brexit strategy. theresa may campaigns in scotland for the first time since calling june's general election. jeremy corbyn defends his style of leadership — saying other leaders give in to powerful vested interests.

this is bbc news with simon mccoy and annita mcveigh.ocket has also hit a hospital where victims are being treated. russia says the attack on the st petersburg underground train which killed 1a people, was carried out by a suicide bomber from kyrgyzstan, in central asia. the prime minister says the government is preparing for all scenarios in its brexit negotiations as a commons committee warns of the risk of not striking a deal. i‘m confident that we can get a good deal with the european union. it will be good for them as they have acknowledged. held captive for eight years — in a squalid room without carpet or light bulb. a man who subjected a disabled woman to horrific sexual assaults while holding her prisoner is given a 15 yearjail sentence. now the sport with hugh. good afternoon. sunderland have released a statement saying they still fully support david moyes as manager despite an incident in which he told a bbc reporter that she "might get a slap". sunderland have released a statement saying they still fully support david moyes a

i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines at 4.00pm: labour and the conservatives compete for worker's votes — theresa may rules out a vat rise, while labour says it won't raise tax for those on low incomes. madeleine mccann has been missing for ten years, but in an interview to mark the anniversary, her parents say they still hope she will be found. 100 days into his presidency, donald trump claims china is helping him deal with north korea's nuclear programme. the president of china, i believe has been putting pressure on them also, but so far perhaps nothing has happened or perhaps it has. counter—terrorism detectives have arrested a woman who was shot during a raid in north london on thursday. mercedes driver valtteri bottas holds off a late charge from ferrari's sebastian vettel to win the russian grand prix. at 4.30pm, talking movies reports from the tribeca film festival in new york. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. theresa may has said there will be no increase in vat if the conservatives win the

i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines at 3.00pm: labour and the conservatives compete for worker's votes — theresa may rules out a vat rise, while labour says it won't raise tax for those on low incomes. we are the party that wants low taxes for low and medium earners. the conservative party are the party that wants low taxes for the high earners. madeleine mccann has been missing for ten years, but in an interview to mark the anniversary, her parents say they still hope she will be found. one of the world's best known mountaineers, ueli steck, has been killed in an accident on mount everest. 100 days into his presidency, donald trump tells a rally that media criticism is fake news . mercedes driver valtteri bottas holds off a late charge from ferrari's sebastian vettel to win the russian grand prix. at 3.30pm, click investigates a company claiming to offer absolute security and discovers all is not what it seems. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. theresa may has said there will be no increase in vat i

i'm annita mcveigh.or worker's votes — theresa may rules out a vat rise, while labour says it won't raise tax for those on low incomes. we are the party that wants low taxes for low and medium earners. the conservative party are the party that wants low taxes for the high earners. madeleine mccann has been missing for ten years, but in an interview to mark the anniversary, her parents say they still hope she will be found. one of the world's best known mountaineers, ueli steck, has been killed in an accident on mount everest. 100 days into his presidency, donald trump tells a rally that media criticism is fake news . mercedes driver valtteri bottas holds off a late charge from ferrari's sebastian vettel to win the russian grand prix.

timothy mcveigh was put to death, terry nichols serving a life sentence. >>> today marks anniversaryf the siege at branch davidian compound in waco, texas. eight people died back in 1983 it follows a 51 day standoff between federal authorities and the group. >>> residents in texas have some cleaning up to do after heavy rainfall flood homes and major road. >> this is in santa fe, one of the hardest hit rainfall fell overnight monday into tuesday forcing local officials to issue a flash flood watch for the area now residents there say it is sort of like deja vu after last years tax day flood which also caused widespread flooding throughout the southeast texas. >>> katie is talking about isolated storms. >> everyone remain calm. >> we talk about rain and people start perking up. can you imagine if we were talking about snow right now. there was a time, yes. >> yes. >> to put things in perspective, folks. let's talk stats here. the latest that philadelphia has ever reported anything above an inch or at leann inch of snowfall was all the way back on april 19th, but in 1983. so, it is obv

i'm annita mcveigh. welcome to bbc newsroom live.ave been charged over an attack in croydon, which left a teenage asylum seeker fighting for his life. the victim, a 17—year—old kurdish iranian boy, is in a serious but stable condition after he was allegedly chased and beaten by a gang of 20 people in croydon, south london. police investigating last friday's taxi three others remain in custody. our correspondent ben bland is in croydon for us. bring us up—to—date. bring us up-to-date. within the last half an hour, the police have been updating us on there in investigation into this attack, which began at that bus stop just over my shoulder shortly before midnight on friday. police said they suspect it was a racially motivated attack. there was no reason for it. they said it was horrendous. the victim so viciously beaten that he was lucky not to have lost his life. the nature of it, it is thought around 20 or 30 people who had left the goat pub, just about 200 yards that way, they approached the victim, asked him where he was from. whe

i'm annita mcveigh.for those on low incomes. madeleine mccann has been missing for ten years, but in an interview to mark the anniversary, her parents say they still hope she will be found. 100 days into his presidency, donald trump claims china is helping him deal with north korea's nuclear programme. the president of china, i believe has been putting pressure on them also, but so far perhaps nothing has happened or perhaps it has. counter—terrorism detectives have arrested a woman who was shot during a raid in north london on thursday. mercedes driver valtteri bottas holds off a late charge

i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines at 9am. 36 is militants are killed by a massive us bomb in afghanistan. the strike is described as a strong warning to washington's enemies. they will now face an american and a coalition force that's prepared to do what's necessary to do the job. former afghan president karzai condemns the dropping of the mother of all bombs as an unhuman and brutal misuse of our country. schools in england face their worst funding cuts for 20 years, the warning from teaching unions as they meet for their annual conferences. a threat to small businesses, labour proposes new powers for the financial regulator to stop banks closing high street branches. also in the next hour, do you know who you're inviting into your home? a bbc investigation finds people's properties have been burgled by scammers using stolen accounts on airbnb. paws for thought, would you bring your dog into work if it was good for business? in halfan good for business? in half an hour, join us for weather world. we are

i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines at 6:30:.union leaders meeting in brussels have unanimously agreed plans for the negotiation of britain's withdrawal from the eu, with issues including citizen's rights to be considered before any trade talks take place. theresa may has continued the conservative election campaign by making her first visit to scotland, urging scottish voters to back her to "strengthen the union". snp leader nicola sturgeon has been campaigning in glasgow, telling supporters it is the only party who can stop budget cuts being imposed on scotland by westminster. jeremy corbyn has called on young people to "claim their future" by voting for labour, warning that apathy would hand seats to the conservatives. one of the men arrested in a counter terrorism operation in north london on thursday had been suspected of attempting to travel to syria to join so—called islamic state. time to cross to the bbc sport centre now for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with me lizzie greenwood hughes and hugh woozencroft. t

i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines at 10.00am.e in afghanistan killing dozen of militants. they will now face an american and a coalition force that's prepared to do what's necessary to do thejob. former afghan president karzai condemns the dropping of the mother of all bombs as an unhuman and brutal misuse of our country. schools in england face their worst funding cuts for 20 years, the warning from teaching unions as they meet for their annual conferences. a threat to small businesses, labour proposes new powers for the financial regulator to stop banks closing high street branches. also in the next hour, do you know who you're inviting into your home?

i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines at 2pm.roach to accept. we will immediately guarantee that all eu nationals living in the uk will see no change in their legal status as a result of rags that. from day one, a big commitment. the two remaining presidential candidates in france attend a ceremony to honour the policeman shot dead in paris last week. sir elton john cancels a series of concerts, after contracting a potentially deadly bacterial infection —

i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines at 11am... an is base in afghanistan, killing dozen of militants. they will now face an american and a coalition force that's prepared to do what's necessary to do thejob. it was the biggest non—nuclear bomb ever used in combat. afghanistan's former president calls it "a brutal misuse" of the country. schools in england face their worst funding cuts for 20 years, the warning from teaching unions as they meet for their annual conferences. a threat to small businesses — labour says it would bring in a law preventing banks from closing high street branches. also in the next hour, unwanted visitors paying to stay in your home. airbnb steps up security after a bbc investigation found homes had

. >> timothy mcveigh was convict and later executed.ichelle: today is also the anniversary of the ends of the standoff at the branch davidian compound in waco, texas. 81 people died when the agents stormed the facility after 51 days. jonathan: coming up next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- how to protect yourself against scammers that mak michelle: you might be skeptical of a foreign number but what if it looked local? john matarese has the warning. >> there are urban mick and hoaxes. the best bet is not forward them. the one warning is real. greetings from jamaica are great when a friend sends you a postcard. not so great if a scammer calls you. a viral post tells you to never answer the phone if the call comes from the area code. there is a lot of truth to the warning. some innocent looking area codes relong to foreign countries so it mighh be a scammer calling. they don't look like the international calls on the caller i.d. but they are. so, from the doesn't that stink file, area codes to be su bahamas, ge that day, and 876 ja payca. never

mcveigh,with henry head of global asset allocation at kkr.talk about the second round of the french election. emmanuel macron is against marine le pen. we should look at what the polls say. they show a 60% of ability of macron winning the second round. do you feel as confident about these polls as the markets do today and yesterday? henry: i do. i think we have made it through the most difficult period. macron is antiestablishment. view at kkr is he would be embraced by being somewhat antiestablishment relative to donald trump or hillary clinton went hillary clinton was perceived to be establishment in the u.s. marine le pen has been around for some time. she is not a new force like donald trump. it is not over until it is over. but our base assumption is that france will move forward. recently, right before the election, growth remains strong. it is better than what most people think. i think the markets are reacting to that. eric: let's talk about european growth. we can get to how much of a tailwind or not a manual micron would be for -- e

timothy mcveigh was executed for carrying out the bombing and terry nichols is serving his life sentence for conspiracy. >>> it was an e-mail that many people called insensitive and now adidas is apologizing for it. the company e-mailed that read congrats, you survived the boston marathon. this comes three years after 3 people were killed and more than 200 hurt in the bombing. adidas said they're sorry and clearly there was no thought given to the insensitive e-mail line. >>> and the ncaa announced yesterday that georgetown will host the 2019 men's basketball regional championship, with games at verizon center. it will take place on friday march 29th and sunday march 31st. it will be the sixth time georgetown has served as host at verizon center. >>> so, you would probably expect to hear some cheering at a sports event, right? >> yes. >> apparently there was another sound. apparently the kind of sound you hear in the bedroom. >> what! what! >> open got to listen. once they figured it out, they went back to the game. i'm not clear -- >> one of the players apparently is from our area. i th

terrorist timothy mcveigh was convicted of the 1995 bombing and later executed.s coconspirator terry nichols, was convicted with conspiracy of the bombing and is serving life in prison. >>> oakland police hope surveillance video will capture a thief who targeted the same house twice on the same day. investigators said this video shows a man stealing a brack bmw easter sunday morning from the driveway of the house and hours later, a burglar looking like the same man, went back to the home in oakland and stealsa know amazon package off of the front porch. the woman living in the house doesn't want to show her face. >> and i think i just felt violated and very unsafe. i think that i just can't believe that i have been so targeted in one day. easter sunday, of all days. >> you can clearly see the suspect's face. he tried to break into her house but was scared off by the dogs. >>> and people police in sonoma county search searching for the suspect in a stabbing yesterday outside of the heelsburg community center. the 22-year-old gonzalez stabbed another man after an a

timothy mcveigh was executed for carrying out the bombing and terry nichols is serving a life sentence for his connection to that attack. today, hud secretary ben carson will speak at a memorial ceremony. the department lost 35 employees that day. >> images we will never forget. this week's massive manhunt for the facebook live killer did end yesterday when he took his own life. now in the surveillance video, you can see steve stephens' car followed by police right after the spotlight, there it is, right after a mcdonald's dri drive-thru on tuesday morning. they tried to stall him. he was wanted for a murder after shooting 72-year-old robert godwin sr. stephens shot himself after a brief pursuit. they wanted him to stand trial. >> i wish this guy could have -- they could have got him in court, and he would spend the rest of his life or whatever would happen to him, that he would have time to think about what he did. >> well, godwin's funeral is set for this saturday. >>> fox news may soon sent bill o'reilly packing. >> and o'reilly hasn't been on air for some time now. >> not been much

timothy mcveigh was executed for that crime, accomplice terry nichols is in prison now serving a lifetence. >>> site of the building is now a memorial to the victims. this is a drone view of the site. outdoor section of the memorial is opened 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. by the way oklahoma city national memorial and museum is funded entirely by private donations, and endowments. >>> on this morning's healthwatch you don't look appetizing but people who believe in them say they make you feel great. christine johnson shows us what goes into wellness tonics and elixirs. >> it is a tonic just like grand mom used to make. >> reporter: brandy spiller is drink to go good health. >> it has apple cider vinegar, kayan, good stuff to prevent you from getting real sick. >> reporter: this is part of a new beverage boom, drinks, infused with wellness ingredients. >> you get minerals, vitamin, mess fresh, organic produce just can't offer. >> reporter: at the end coffee induce barred in brooklyn health coach madeline murphy mixes these health boosters up on the spot. >> people don't like the way

timothy mcveigh was executed for carrying out the bombing. terry nichols is still serving a livance for conspiracy. ben carson will be speaking at a memorial ceremony. the department lost 35 employees that day. >> 6:13 now. the massive manhunt for the so called facebook killer is now over, as you likely know by now. steve stephens took his own life yesterday. now, in this surveillance video, you can see his car being followed by police. this was just after he left a mcdonald's drive-thru yesterday morning. an alert employee identified niece. stephens here was wanted for murder after recording himself shooting robert godwin sr. godwin's sister said she wanted stephens to be taken alive so he could stand trial. >> i wish this guy could have sdaesh they could have got him in court, he could spend the rest of his life or whatever it is happen to him, that he would have time to think about what he did. >> godwin's funeral is set for saturday. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg acknowledged the killing in the f-8 conference in san jose yesterday, saying

judge and but the answers that we reach but i believe the rule of law ionization for five weeks while mcveigh sachs wounded wound to rely on the flawed chevron of the interpretation of the laws passed by congress. agencies have been broadly interpret the law to allow them to expand their regulatory authority for beyond what congress ever intended. fortunately the chevron doctrine is questioned with the separation of powers in but it is no less the vintage of the judicial tui but judicial scrutiny will allow me for

"my only regret with timothy mcveigh is he did not go to "the new york times" building."on that one? is that a threat, howard, or blathe >> well, is certainly blather, but i think that's a close call i think advocating bombing the new york times building is not such a good thing. >> it's despicable, it's wrong, but not a close call in saying those types of language incites violence. that's simply just not the case. >> i think this is going to be the subject of a court case and i think that's a good thing. >> all right, howard dean, susan del percio, thank you, guys. good conversation. >>> a new claim on this sunday from a former fox news employee. what she's saying and who she said targeted her. that's next. s why i bought six of you for when you stretch out. i want you to stay this bright blue forever, that's why you'll stay in this drawer forever. i can't live without you, and that's why i'll never ever wash you. protect your clothes from stretching, fading and fuzz with downy fabric conditioner. fading and fuzz with downy fabric conditioner. it smooths and strengthens

i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines at 3pm. theresa may targets labour heartlands in the south of wales saying only she can offer ‘strong and stable leadership in the national interest‘. give me a mandate to lead britain, give me a mandate to speak for britain, give me a mandate to fight for britain and give me a mandate to deliver for britain. the prime minister urges labour voters to turn their back on tribal politics. labour sets out its approach to brexit if it wins the general election — pledging the rights of eu citizens already in the uk will be protected. on day one of a labour government, we will immediately guarantee that all eu nationals currently living in the uk will see no change in their legal status as a result of brexit. day one, big commitment. i'm ben brown, and in the next hour — president trump's daughter makes herfirst international trip — since being given an official position in her father's administration. ivanka trump takes the stage alongside angela merkel — as an official adviser to the us — but she'

here's annita mcveigh in the bbc newsroom with a summary of today's news.ople against what he calls a rigged system. mr corbyn will reject the idea that the outcome of the election is a "foregone conclusion". culture secretary karen bradley has strongly defended the conservatives' commitment to foreign aid spending. her comments come as the microsoft founder bill gates urged the uk to retain its pledge to spend 0.7% of gdp on international aid, saying it was proof of its goodwill and humanity. there has been speculation the pledge could be dropped in the tory manifesto, but ms bradley said she was proud of the government's record. the manifesto will be published in due course and we can debate what is in the manifesto at that point. i am not here to spec you late on what might be in the manifesto. but i voted for the active parliament which put the 0.7% in the legislation. i'm very proud of the record of this government in delivering for those most in need across the world, and britain will a lwa ys across the world, and britain will always be a leading for

aisling mcveigh, bbc news. there is also an ardent for children eating together rather than going into separate places, to either go out for lunch if they are allowed to, or to have a sandwich lunch, and that means they are not necessarily together over the lunch period. this weekend, some extraordinary acts by young people are being celebrated at the rotary young citizen awards in manchester. there are seven winners from across great britain and the republic of ireland one of whom is molly comish from the republic of ireland. she was determined to act after seeing so many homeless people living and sleeping on the streets of her hometown in bray. i was walking around dublin in december 2015 and i just saw the amount of homeless people and i decided that i needed to make a difference, so i‘m trying in my way. i‘m molly cornish, i‘m 18 years old, andi i‘m molly cornish, i‘m 18 years old, and i live in bray in co wicklow. i thought maybe i could put together a pack of things that we take for granted to keep us cl

i'm annita mcveigh, and also in the next hour — prince william speaks out about his mother's death.ys the shock of losing her still lingers 20 years later. you never get over it, it is such an number live of the big moment in your life that it never leaves you. police name the man they want to question about an acid attack at a london nightclub as arthur collins — the boyfriend of a reality tv star. and sam warburton of wales is named as captain of the british and irish lions for their tour of new zealand this summer. good afternoon, i'm simon mccoy, live in westminster, where parliament has voted overwhelmingly in favour of a general election, seven weeks‘ tomorrow onjune 8th. eyes to the right 522, nos to the left 13, so the ayes have it, the ayes have it. only 13 mps voted against, well above the required two—thirds majority. theresa may says victory injune would give britain stability during and after brexit. but the labour leaderjeremy corbyn said a snap election would give the british people "the chance to change direction". as the debate began, the former chancellor george os

this is bbc news with annita mcveigh and simon mccoy.d chemical attack in idlib. the group also says more than 400 people have been injured. russia says the attack on the st petersburg underground train which killed 14 people, was carried out by a suicide bomber from kyrgyzstan. the prime minister says the government is preparing for "all scenarios" in its brexit negotiations as a commons committee warns of the risk of not striking a deal. i'm confident that we can get a good deal with the european union. it won't just be good deal with the european union. it won'tjust be good for us, but good for them as they have acknowledged. held captive for eight years — in a squalid room without carpet or light bulb. a man who subjected a disabled woman to horrific sexual assaults while holding her prisoner is given a 15 yearjail sentence. it's time for the sport. we have a new presenter there. olly foster. an old presenter! sunderland say they fully support their manager david moyes despite last month's exchange in which he threatened to slap a bb

kkr's henryng up, mcveigh is positive on europe but things one country is being ignored by the markets which one it is, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm scarlet fu. oliver: i'm oliver renick. it is time for the bloomberg business flash. at the closer u.s. trading we get results from 18 trading companies in the s&p 500 including at&t, chipotle, and wynn resorts. analyst estimates earnings per share of $.74. at&t is in a bidding war for straight path to medications with verizon after verizon revealed itself as the mystery bidder to top at&t's takeover deal for the spectrum license holder. the bid values straight path at 1.8 billion and shares jump to the highest price ever. at&t has five days to match or exceed the bid. market valuations have become increasingly divorced from reality as the likelihood of policy changes to drive earnings continues to slip and that is the view seen by david einhorn of greenlight capital. they say the prospects of tax reform continues to dim enthusiasm. that is your bloomberg business flash update. of assetkkr's head allo

i'm annita mcveigh, and in the next hour: held captive for eight years — in a squalid room without carpet

i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines at five. european union leaders unanimously agree guidelines for negotiating britain's withdrawal from the eu. we need real guarantees for our people to leave work on the same goes for the british. i'm ben brown live in brussels. it took those eu leaders to agree the brexit strategy. theresa may campaigns in scotland for the first time since calling june's general election. jeremy corbyn defends his style of leadership — saying other leaders give in to powerful vested interests. ukip leader paul nuttall confirms he will stand in lincolnshire constituency of boston and skegness, saying it voted "overwhelmingly" to leave the eu in the referendum. one of the men arrested in a counter terrorism operation in north london had been suspected of attempting to travel to syria to join so—called islamic state. also this hour — the heavyweights head for wembley, joshua takes on klitschko in the richest bout in british boxing history. around 90,000 people will pack into the stadium tonight — we'll have a f