a passengerjet is forced to torn back to melbourne shortly after take—off when a passenger claimed toe a bomb. breaking the cycle of violence in kashmir, how to protesters on either side of the divide have rebuilt themselves. this is bbc world news. glad you could join us, it's midnight here in london and 7am in singapore and we start in berlin where it was all smiles earlier as angela merkel played host to le keqiang. he is the second east asian leader to receive the red—carpet treatment in berlin this week after india's prime minister on tuesday. the more positive mood, a change on last week when the g—7 countries meeting in sicily saw a split with the united states taking a different position to the rest on issues such as climate change and free trade. the bbc‘s joe mellor climate change and free trade. the bbc‘sjoe mellor has been following the events in berlin. it's tempting to read a lot into this, there have been two east asian leaders here and this comes after a week where tensions between the us and germany have never really been higher. of course these visits are planned a l

the plane returned rapidly to melbourne airport and is ona rapidly to melbourne airport and is on a remotessistance to arrive at the aircraft. we understand federal police are surrounding the aircraft at the moment. it seems that the airport itself is closed to other aircraft, though it is one o'clock in the morning now in melbourne, so there wouldn't be a lot of arrivals and departures. we have had confirmation from the malaysian minister of transport. he said the plane landed safely after being forced to turn back due to a disruptive passenger attempting to enter the flight deck. there are reports that the man claimed he had explosives. there are reports that he was tackled by other passengers on the plane. but everyone is safe on the plane. but everyone is safe on board the aircraft. it is back now on the ground. the flight only lasted about eight minutes or so, the plane returned very quickly to melbourne. it landed with a lot of fuel on board and an aircraft won't do that unless there is an absolute emergency and it really needs to be back on the ground stopper at the moment it is bac

you see walls around the city of melbourne, australia. >> and at 7:00 a.m.sed herself up against the wall. >> her or he did too? >> they goet thboth did this. they took turns. they went to 20 different locations across melbourne to do this. >> now, why would they do this? what was the point? >> it's art. >> he's a street artist. >> hold the phone. after we got beyond the hey, look what they're doing. this is in my opinion, destruction. >> vandalism. >> yeah. it's vandalism. >> that's what graffiti artists do. oftentimes they tag -- >> and they get arrested. >> these guys could as well. >> yeah. they posted a video of it online. >> how do you think they'll identify them? >> instead of fingerprinting them, press up against the piece of paper. it matches. >>> that's our show from the day. don't forget to enter your buzzword at rightthisminute.com. we'll see you on an all new "rtm." we're trying to turn screen timhere goes!ive time... we're dolphins! we're making our local park a safe place for families. we're in super hero training! we're having more water and

a half hour after taking off, the jet is back in melbourne with security officers barking commands to passengers. >> everyone in their seats. put your heads down. >> reporter: police suggest the suspect has a history of mental illness. passengers are being put up for the night and will continue their flight to malaysia tomorrow. >> thank you, david >>> another disturbing moment that led to an emergency land here at home. a jetblue flight from new york to san francisco, diverted after a passenger smelled smoke. they traced the smell to a carry-on bag. with a charred lithium ion battery. the plane eventually continued on to san francisco. >>> overseas tonight, to afghanistan, one of the worst attacks in years and it comes just as president trump decides whether to send more u.s. troops. a devastating suicide truck bombing in kabul. the moment was captured on an office surveillance camera. the rush-hour blast killing at least 90 people and more than 400 injured. here's abc's martha raddatz. >> reporter: the death toll was so large, the destruction so vast, that even for this country at w

james: melbourne. david: melbourne.when your parents are producing new children regularly, did you ever asked them what was going on? james: i had not quite thought about it in that language. [laughter] james: we did not think of it as a production line. we more thought of, here is nicholas, isn't that great? david: your father had a job where he could afford all those kids easily? james: he was an engineer working for a large corporation, and ironically, he counseled me my whole life to never work for big business. david: ok. james: you need to be independent and control your own firm. he was an engineer. he set up his own practice when he had seven children at the age of 37 with no income. and obviously was successful. he was not particularly financially motivated. he was intellectually curious. to him, education, reading, ideas, debate were the essence of our family function. david: you live here now, but do you go back and see your siblings, and now what do they think about you are a famous person in the united stat

maybe there has been excessive growth in my -- melbourne property prices, but outside of that, we don'tess. inflation is low and unemployment plus underemployment is high, so we don't have wage growth or trade imbalances. trade surplus.a one of the things that normally precedes a recession are not present at the moment. my feeling is the aussie economy will continue to muddle on for some time and a record ryan without a recession will continue. bad version of a muddling along, is it? thank you so much. from amp capital. coming up, what is driving the macau gaming recovery? we have the chairman and ceo of milk -- melco. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: breaking news. this is the private sector gauge at 50.3 from china for march. this is a mess. we were expecting 51.3. it is a slowdown from the previous month. i guess completing the picture that we had from over the weekend with the official to engages for pmi for china, also coming in worse in china, again illustrating this narrative held by economists that we have peaked when it comes to the china recovery. april pmi coming in a 50.3, missin

coming to us from melbourne.etnam's prime minister will be the first southeast asian leader to meet with president trump this week. we will look exclusively at the year ahead of that meeting, next. this is bloomberg. betty: the vietnamese prime minister is in washington today, south asian had a state to meet with president trump. he aims to convince his host that you a trade will be mutually beneficial. my visit aims to promote the comprehensive partnership between vietnam and the united states for a wider scope and added substance including bilateral, leading, and international channels. >> will you be pushing for a bilateral free trade agreement given that the u.s. has pulled out of the the -- has pulled out of the tpp? maintain dialogue of issues related to economic and trade matters. we respect president trump's decision with regards to trade, and we want to make sure we can convince them that this is a mutually beneficial relationship for both sides and the exports -- american consumers benefit and prefer th

jon: officials say the flight was only in the air for about 20 minutes before turning around to melbourne. president trump expected to withdraw from a major deal aimed at combating climate change. what it could mean for america's economy and leverage on global environmental issues going forward. plus, the white house communications director resigns following weeks of unrest within the department. >> hopefully the best messenger is the president himself. he's always proving that. >> jon: as the president weighs major changes within his cabinet. and a scare in the air. a laptop explosion causing an emergency landing. how this could impact the federal government's decision on whether to allow computers through security checkpoints. it's all happening now. but we begin our second hour with news from the white house. a source is telling fox news president trump is expected to announce that the u.s. will pull out of the paris climate accord. welcome to "happening now." i'm nunez jon scott. >> heather: and i'm heather childers. the president is weighing his options and has yet to make a final de

the flight just left melbourne en route to kuala lumpur. jonathan: this might scare you. united airlines facing $435,000 fine for using a jet the f.a.a. says the united mechanics replaced a fuel pump pressure gauge on the 787 but didn't have it inspected until 19 days later. between the time, the jet was used for 23 domestic and international flights. the airline says it is working with the f.a.a. to review the issue. >> caught on video. the firsthand view of complicated rescue. look closely. two hikers trapped while rock climbing. the woman's ankle seriously hurt after she fell trying to save her dog. the terrain too sleep to land. so they lower two paramedics from the sky who help the woman send her back to the helicoptered to be rushed off to the hospital. jonathan: coming up at 6:00, the flying fist fiasco in frisco. say that three times. now change to bryce harper's suspension. how long he will be benched. >> are you a better speller than your parents? >> i think so. michelle: this 6-year-old turning heads and bringing smiles to the national spelling bee. michelle: a

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a touch warmer across melbourne and wales. is where the main focus of the storms and torrential rain and gusty winds and hail will be. if you shop rogue showers in the south—east perhaps. we will see temperatures in the mid—20s. aberdeen continues to work north this evening, overnight storms become much more widespread across and wales. the rainfall as well. like rainfall from northern ireland, northern scotland a more comfortable nights sleeping where is that the southern parts of england it will be very muggy and humid. temperatures not dropping that much behind the rain which continues march northwards. thunderstorms and torrential rain pushing into northern england, wetter weather making further inroads across scotland, clearing away from northern ireland and to the south the cloud may thin enough to give us a peep of sunshine. quite humid in the south—east, could trigger a few showers, cooler though in scotland. temperatures about 12 or 13 degrees. that rain does clear overnight. showers moving away from the south—east. n

meet omar, from melbourne, in australia. omar is a whopping 120cm long.c cat. he found fame after his owner, stephy hirst, started his own instagram account. the guinness world records then asked ms hirst for his measurements. the current record—holder is a 118cm long cat from west yorkshire in the uk. omar weighs 14 kilograms and eats human—grade kangaroo meat. do you like big cats or smaller ones? i like smaller ones as they are easier to cuddle. apparently she cannot pick her one up. now back to our main story, the appointment of former fbi boss, robert mueller, as a special prosecutor to oversee a us investigation into russia's alleged interference in the presidential election. we heard the latest from washington a short while ago. but how do donald trump's supporters feel about the recent cascade of negative reports? the bbc‘s nada tawfik has been to nashville, tennessee, to find out. in nashville, it is the twang of a guitar that moves this music city. unlike washington, politics is not the topic in the bars. in the capital of country music, the tun

many now say an arena in melbourne named after margaret court should be renamed.atilova. this was the response of men's world number one andy murray to the recent comments. i hadn't heard anything about the arena changing name, so i'm not sure about that. i don't see why anyone has a problem with two people who love each other getting married, if it's two men, two women, that's great. i don't see why it should matter. it's not anyone else's business and everyone should have, in my opinion, the same rights. yeah, that's my view on it. i don't agree with it. sudden cardiac death is the biggest killer of athletes and sports stars. it can come completely out of the blue, with no prior symptoms. earlier this year we saw the death of tottenham hotspur‘s under 23 coach and former england international ugo ehiogu aged just 1m. and in 2012 bolton wanderer‘s midfielder fabrice muamba had to be revived after collapsing during a game. st george's hospital in london is a global leader in sports cardiology, and regularly puts elite athletes through their paces — under the guida

. >> how about the new airport for sydney or the land real between brisbane in melbourne?en brisbane in melbourne? elong investfair -- very long investments to deliver. sydney is western going to be a very important part of a growth sequence in new south wales. we look with interest at how we can leverage that growth. betty: that was ross israel speaking to paul allen. , it was only recently the big smartphone name in china. now it's number five. they are not going to stay there, however. they want to claw their way back. details coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ betty: this is daybreak asia. i'm betty liu in new york. yvonne man inm hong kong. a chinese aircraft maker steps upsets challenged to airbus and boeing today. the c 919 you are taking a look at right now is slated to go head-to-head with the boeing 737 and airbus 320 series. let's bring in bruce einhorn. it poetically, they call it the flower of the industry. could it loss him and breakup the monopoly -- two wobbly airbus and boeing have had for decades? duopoly airbus and boeing have had for decades question mark

as for the banks themselves, the chairman of the bank of melbourne came out and called this a tech grabare going to be underperforming. all the big banks weighed when news of this leak on tuesday. yvonne: paul allen with more details on the budget. we will have more analysis of the astrolog australian budget throughout the morning. jim chalmers is with us. 10:10 in sydney. after that, the finance minister joining us live at 9:45 in hong kong, 11:40 in sydney. we will continue our conversation on the budget next with the government facing a collapse in the iron ore pric es. what does that mean for the miners? betty: later, not such a wonderful world at all at disney's television division. we will see what espn means for disney overall. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: this is daybreak asia. betty: excuse me. i'm betty liu in new york. we are live here. the aussie budget sees iron or falling. joining us now is the senior analyst for metals and mining in sydney. peter, we saw in the australian budget, there was forecast for iron or budget by march. you mentioned in your notes, if you look at t

back in28 landed melbourne. the carrier has offered no further details. from two fatal and unexplained disasters in 2017 where a flight banished en route to beijing and mh 17 was shot down over ukraine. a woman linked to the scandal that toppled south korean leader hai has [inaudible] made headlines when it was revealed that samsung paid i -- $850,000 to buy her a horse. part of the widespread corruption in korean clinical and business circles. reports from japan say toshiba will not release or will delay the for your -- full-year results after its agm on june 28. nikkei news says continuing issues can -- means earnings cannot be signed off. toshiba is trying to sidestep digital -- western digital's sale to the flash memory chip business. it is moving assets from the subsidiary back to the parent company. spacex is taking recycling to the final frontier. space itself. dragon cargore a ship that has made the journey. this capsule flew to the iss in toy 14. spacex has refurbished it for thursday's launch. most of it has been an space including the frame. sp

we do anticipate some slowing, and house prices being where they are, in sydney and melbourne, we expectslowing to occur. betty: the question is, how much does it slow before it deteriorates their loan portfolios? how can they stand before it really becomes a material effect for them? part of theirbig loan book. it will have some impact obviously. i think in terms of the whole , you need to look at it the other way. if raising standards are there for a reason, that means to keep them, the whole financial system, down in the long-term. it shows that you do have more stable economic growth later on. haveovernment has said we high household debt levels, the -- haidi: the residual shocks. janu: it scares me a little bit. haidi: you can see this divergent path back to wage growth and the path it is taking. does it worry you? and thisis worrying, is something that slow wage growth has been the issue we have faced for over a while. we used to have spare capacity in the labor market. we just want to see stronger growth. stronger growth to bring down the unemployment rate. then that would increas

we also have offices in dublin as i just mention, in melbourne, in toronto and new york.gration issues have been less -- they make people who work as slack as citizens are more concerned about than i am as the chief executive of the company. but there is a general atmosphere of uncertainty when it comes to trade policy, when it comes to tax policy, when it mes to immigration, and in that context, it will be different for business toss make decisions. communication software is going to be need either way. >> talking about talent be and acquiring threaten, specifically internationally is another issue that we are having to consider seriously in britain as well. lot of the talent comes from continent, and brate problems can be caused. do you have to consider both sides of the atlantic and the talent? >> yes. we don't have a great number of remote employees now, but it is something that as we get larger and more mature as an organization we are not able to accommodate. if we can't get one in that location, we can consider opening an oakes office in that location and bringing

. >> all caps on -- a cafe in melbourne came up with this. >> so you drink it out of the avocado skinsers are not happy about it. are they happy about anything? it's aimed at those millennial's. so one person writes, i will die before i consume this. that's better than you will die by consuming this. another post, we have to stop these fads for the sake of humanity. >> is it that deep? if you don't want it, don't drink it. >> you're just drinking the coffee in it. >> avocado flavored coffee. i would join them. >>> a tweet and a happy reunion. >> sometimes the internet does come together to do good. it started with a tweet from angie parker. a child dropped a bunny getting off when yard. soon caught fire. train officials later tweeted, the bunny is safely with staff. we are still waiting for the owner to come forward. the next two posts are great. thanks to your tireless effort, we united the bunny with its owner. the father posted, my daughter dropped it when we got off the train. >> she look like she had been crying for several hours. >>> to tough medical conditions share a common li

jon: officials say the flight was only in the air for about 20 minutes before turning around to melbourneident trump expected to withdraw from a major deal aimed at combating climate change. what it could mean for america's economy and leverage on global environmental issues going forward. plus, the white house communications director resigns following weeks of unrest within the department. >> hopefully the best messenger is the president himself. he's always proving that. >> jon: as the

you saw melbourne inflation data and that was very high.t is hard to see the rba being devilish over the next couple of much. that said, still base expectations for the rba, they will not be hiking oil cut. yousef: i am looking at some of the initial details on this latest fiscal package. donald trump and being able to point at a $15 billion boost for the pentagon. he got $1.5 billion in border security, that he cannot use that for actually building that wall. in terms of moves of asset classes, we have not seen a lot of euphoria off the back of this, but what kind of impact is it having? think we will see a proper reaction later today. this is overall good news. avoiding the shutdown. that was not guaranteed to happen quickly. it is an expansionary budget and it was not the threat that was the -- cut threatened by the republicans. trump has not got the border wall, but he will focus on the things that went his way. overall, i think markets will take his agreement very positively. that should provide a good mood. more in the u.s. session. u

mh-128 bound for kuala lumpur made a u-turn back to melbourne.onathan: nest labs new security camera, they won't know when somebody will walk in a room. it will no who walked in the room. new technology. so someone walks by. the camera is $300. but it's an extra $10 a month for the facial detection feature. nancy: registered dogs? that is the way it's recognizing the faces. jonathan: buffy. recognize it's buffy. nancy: how about this? uprising against board members. that is what big pension fund holders are planning behind the epipen and the m price hikes. the chairman took home $1020 million last year alone. michelle: new york city cutting ties with wells fargo saying it will not let city agencies renew or expand contract with the bank. last september the bank admitted the employees opened up million of accounts without customer permission. still ahead for us at abc7 news -- the missile intercept test. the moment a mach warhead is taken out in space. we will show it to you. nancy: the price tag out of thissed two. you won't believe how much this

michael in melbourne, florida. good morning. i have a question in regard to the rural areas.pparently there was an article in regards to services being cut to all the rural communities in the united states. just noticed an article in some of the cuts. this was a couple months ago this article ran. is there any truth to that? host: don't know offhand. we will see if we can find something reflective of that. go ahead if you wanted to make another thought. if that's the truth than naturally there is a lot of money that's going to be diverted. if you look at the obama administration, he had a five-year plan for all of the rural communities in the united states. there is a plan for appalachian mountain areas. and quite a few other things. thing right now about everything in america, you are going to be a worker or a business owner. that's about it. everyone wants to cry about better education. if they taught you how to make money instead of in a worker we wouldn't have all of these problems. -- there'sax cuts more tax cuts, there's less money. you have to generate your own. owners

. >> they are becoming a thing, so the true man cafe in melbourne, australia is serving up avocado lattes, latte served inside of the avocado peel. >> okay. >> avocado is an actual drink but like a cup. >> well, you have a hint of the avocado taste which is in the lining of the skin. >> yes. >> there is a whole chunk on the outside they did not scoop it clean. >> do you want to give it a shot. >> sure. >> lay it down. >> we will lay it down. >> avocado shell. >> do you want me to dot pouring. >> that is a latte. >> sure. >> ready. >> yes. >> wait for it. >> all right. >> okay. >> if you let that sit in there for a while. it seems like the avocado would be absorbed into that drink. >> i never had tonight coffee. >> give it a go. >> okay. >> all right. >> i don't want to drop it. >> my hand is contorted in an awkward fashion. >> where should i look. >> here. >> okay. >> okay, all right. >> it is messy. >> well i don't like coffee so that is my reaction, there is no sugar tonight. >> yes. >> like why. >> i will turn it around so you are not -- >> especially with this thing on may lip. >> you

he lives in melbourne. that the bengal tiger, more like it.s in the running for world's largest cat. his owner was contacted by guinness. omar is just under 4 feet long and here is what he eats. kangaroo meat and kibbles. yeah, maybe tone back on the kangaroo, buddy. he likes to launch around with the other two house pets, dog and a lion. >> i'm thinking whatever that friskies stuff is, that's not going to work for him. >>> coming up, a look at the special bond between a pair of blacksmiths who paid -- who play an important part in this weekend's preakness. >>> why some narrator:to do time is what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the senate, he passed the smoking ban in restaurants, stopped the transvaginal ultrasound anti-choice law, as lieutenant governor, dr. northam is fighting to expand access to affordable healthcare. ralph northam believes in making progress every day. and he won't let donald trump stop us. >>> many young baseball players dream

ari melbourne, it is good to see you. i'll get to you in one second. hold your horses.the senate and probably publicly in the right form and clear this up. to underscore what joe scarborough was saying here, it is not just a press problem or a communications problem, if the government of the united states, through the white house and the justice department is actively lying about the removal of an fbi director mid-stream and during an investigation. this is not about press. the president's tweets seem to show an obsession over communication, rather than substance. the substantive issue is, if they were lying about why the fbi director was fired, ding the overght of an investigation at figures into donald trump's aids as the fbi director confirmed under oath and no one has denied from the fbi or d.o.j., why, why were they lying? in an investigative context, usually, when someone is lying, it is seen as a sign of guilt or cover-up. it suggests they did something wrong. people lie usually about the wrong things, not the right things they did. this is no thet a communicatio

. >> is there a cafe called true man cafe in melbourne, australia serving up these latte, served inside of an avocado peel do you see it. it doesn't sound like is there any inside drink but people are buying these things up. the internet of course responding saying it is gross and they hope it doesn't become a real trend but that cafe they cannot keep up with demand. what's next, right. >> i don't know, could it be good. >> stick to your uni corn lattes. >> how about a slim jim. >> they have a new flavor philly cheese stake flavor you have to check out as part of three flavors from the america platform, philly cheese stake has classic, phillies flavor with onions, peppers, other flavors include cali taco and new york buffalo. >> 5:54. very good morning. lets take you up to the poconos mountains beautiful look as always, 60 degrees we will warm up, we will talk about the rain with sue serio in traffic, and bob has got you covered, stay with us. my girlfriend loves artists. to be unique... and i need a conservative pair, cuz her parents hate artists! get up to 40% off a second pair of gla

msnbc chief legal correspondent ari melbourne joins me with more.e been tracking this and trying to dig in. they're not keeping track of who's paying what at the hotels? >> they said they were going to track the money and donate it back to the treasury. that's important, because foreign governments can spend money in all sorts of ways to influence the president. the constitution says you can't take form gifts as a president because it could influence you and that could be a big problem. that's what is called the emoluments clause. there's a open case on this in new york. so what we have done in my legal unit here at msnbc is dig into this. how would this work and what's going on? we found a lot. the big headline here is we have obtained the internal trump policy for how they're doing this put up on the screen. >> so they're putting the onus on the foreigners to identify themselves. >> exactly. that is in spirit, and i think in letter a real departure or violation of the pledge donald trump made in january after he was elected saying we're going to t

remember, melbourne inflation data showing the fastest growth in prices since july 2014.nd stocks up .25%, while the nikkei is above that 19,000 mark, and remember, they are going into their golden week holidays from wednesday. bloomberg markets middle east at the top of the hour. don't miss that. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> you are watching a special "bloomberg businessweek debrief," a conversation with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. here is bloomberg editor-in-chief, john micklethwait. john: we're in toronto. here house prices have gone up by a third over the past year. there is huge growth in vancouver as well. and today, the ontario government announced a 15% tax on foreigners coming to buy houses here. i suppose i have two questions for you. one, is this a bubble, and is this the way to fix it? the other one is, surely as a liberal, what is wrong with someone like me coming here to buy a house? p.m. trudeau: i encourage you to come and move to canada, and settle, spend all of your money, and invest, and hire more people. we are open to global investment. i think

ari melbourne is our chief legal correspondent.al analyst ted williams joining us from washington. ted, good to see you, as well. ari, let me start with you. nbc news reported that director comey in this memo, at a meeting with president trump, said that he was -- >> does that constitute obstruction of justice based on what we know right now? >> alone, probably not. it is, however, the kind of thing that is bad, that if you add other bad things, intent and action, it could make a strong case for obstruction. this is in the context of the white house getting negative information about mike flynn, including the view of the justice department that he was blackmailable by the russians. and what is the response? first to keep him on. then to fire him reluctantly. then to ask for all of this to be quashed. a more reasonable fact finder would look at that information and say gosh, let's get to the bottom of it. not gosh, let's go after the investigation of the bad behavior. so all of this coming together could look bad. the question is wh

sheeran recently sold 100,000 tickets to his melbourne australia shows in under two hours. >>> finallys america's drunkest drunt wisconsin. it bottoms up to green bay. lot of alcohol. >> probably how they help to stay warm. it's cold up there, warm. >> need a little libations to get your little juices flowing. wisdom knows nothing pop-up. >> i know. >> happy friday. >> 5:21 right now. coming up on fox5 news morning another automaker is accused of attempting to cheat on emissions tests. >> a new survey about money proves the parents all over the world deal with similar problems when it comes to children being teenagers. >> uh-huh. heading to break right now let's take a live look right now at ocean city this morning. oh, man, what nice get a way it would be this memorial day weekend as we get into it. 5:21 is the time. 60 degrees. we're back after this. >> going to go down for real later. >> yup, for real for real. >> ♪ >> 5:23 right now. general motors has been hit with a lawsuit accusing the automaker of cheating on diesel emissions testing. seattle law firm claims gm pickup trucks ha

and this is trump speaking earlier this year in melbourne, florida. preses.: thomas jefferson and andrew jackson, and abraham lincoln, any of our greatest presidents, fought with the media and called them out, oftentimes on their lies. when the media lies to people, i get never, ever let them away with it. i will do whatever i can that they don't get away with it. they have their own agenda. and their agenda is not your agenda. amy: in fact, while jefferson often lambasted the press, he also believed it was fundamental to democratic society, famously relet -- famously writing "the only security of all is in a free press." timothy snyder, historian, talk about the attack on the press and how much it fits ininto your thoughts about on tyranny. >> at the deepest level, i think we should be aware that this is about getting rid of a common sense of truth. truth is an awkward concept for us these days and should probably be less often awkward concept. if we're going to resist all of this, i think we have to take a innd, even if it feels naive favor of the facts. wh

jeremy bash, matt miller, liz smith, msnbc chief legal correspondent ari melbourne, and rick tyler, msnbc political analyst. we're also going to get kristen welker in a moment from that briefing room. let's first go back and replay what sean spicer told kristen welker regarding her ex-chclusi reporting. >> did you not vet him your severals? >> on a security clearance, that's why you get a security clearance. everyone in the government goes through the same process. so the answer is, those same -- that same process worked for general flynn as it did for me or anyone else who works here. there's no difference of a security difference once issued. >> there is no difference of a security clearance once issued. let's bring in kristen welker. sean spicer largely sticking to what a senior official told nbc news on background a little earlier today, that they believe that president obama, if he was so concerned, should have revoked his security clearance. >> reporter: that's right. and the reality is, it's our understanding, based on conversations with other former national security officials, th

wedding of the year this year is taking place in melbourne in derbyshire.ok at the newspapers in about 20 minutes time. just after the headlines, do stay with us. hello this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and sally nugent. president trump has arrived in saudi arabia on his first foreign trip since taking office — amid growing controversy back in washington. air force one cupped down in riyadh. —— touched down in riyadh. as he left there were reports in the us that he had described the fbi director he'd just sacked as a "nutjob" to russian officials. good morning it's saturday, the 20th of may. tighter restrictions on tobacco come into force this morning with plain e packaging and smaller packets no longer on sale. e the world's media gathers ahead of pippa middleton's wedding in berkshire today.

cafe in melbourne australia selling something they call latte served in avocado skin.ed a couple of clips on is it a gram they have more than 100,000 views. avenue lattes cost the same price as regular cup of coffee. so i guess the challenge steve mentioned earlier bringing it without spilling it. >> here's my thing, al. why? why? >> because millennials love avocado toast. avenue cod dough anything. that's what the reason is. >> put a slice in the cuff fee. >> what do they do with the avenue cod dough they scooped out. you get a sized guac. >> that would be nice. i needed to. >> express tow flavored chip to dip in the guacamole. >> coffee in the mix. >> more bad news coming in right now. especially for those of you james bond fans. i think we're all james bond fans. roger moore passed away his family made ma announcement an hour ago. he had a battle with cancer. he was 89 years old. of course, in the mid' 70s to pot yeses 80. >> my favorite bon. my first bon. >> that's why. >> really. >> the first one that i rem remember. >> was he your favorite too. >> he was >> sean

. >>> at a cafe in melbourne, australia serves up, you got it, an avocado latte.s served, as you can see there, in hallowed out avocado skins, complete with designs in the foam, and it is called the avo-latte. i don't know how it tastes, but i don't know how ittists. there you go. that's the news update this hour. bill, see you tonight. >> yes. i'll be with you on nightly business report on pbs. looking forward to it. >> me too. >> here all week, folks, as they say. >> excellent. >> avolatte got your attention. >> it did. i'm with sue. i don't want to taste it. >> something to go with kelly's avocado toast. anyway, so, okay, a bounceback from last week -- >> right back where we were. >> all that political drama caused attention for one day, and then what it tells ewe the political drama is not the drk the market does not price itself on clinical trials in the long term, but focused on earnings and data and european data, and all the other stuff that's more important. >> when you have a market, pointing this out earlier, when you have a market where we only had fou

closely given the situation of an overheated property market across major cities like sydney and melbournehe reserve bank of australia governor taking awe, he was look at building construction approval numbers come in that would suggest that supply is starting to increase and we will get that rebalancing happening. it is a far worse tech line than we were expecting, approvals falling 13.4%. the survey was for a decline of 4%. in the previous month, a gain of 8.3%. down 19.9 percent on year when it comes to building approvals. the survey was looking at a decline of 10% followed by last month's 4.9%. that does not bode well when it comes to that picture, the narrative i guess of an improving supply side situation when it comes to the australian property market. a lot of policymakers saying prices may be higher, but they are real because it does come down to a supply-demand situation. job ads month on month for april, up 1.4%, the previous .umber .3% rounding out the data drop in national australia bank business conditions 14% matching the previous month, and that was for april. business conf