the daily mail, an mot for the driving test. you need to know how to use your satnav.th korea and they're saying that there is a specific threat that's been talked about by the cia this morning. in our headlines is this story about kelvin mackenzie and ross barkley. as an ex—newspaper man i'm staggered that a story like that gets past the subs and past the backbench and then past the editor. it is a sad story. it was immensely unfunny, the article, whatever the background of ross barkley in this case. it is easy to be po—faced and i'm sure kelvin mackenzie would say that. he then says he didn't know anything about his background and all the rest of it. it was unfunny and hurtful and whoever it was said about and you know p but these things happen, but the problem is, he isa things happen, but the problem is, he is a serious figure in public life. he does know that anything that he says about merseyside, or the city of liverpool, is going to cause a reaction? well, there is history there, of course, which those of us who worked in the north—west of england for a conside

driving tests are getting an mot in order to better reflect the demands of modern motoring., learner drivers will no longer have to tackle some traditional manoeuvres, but will instead be expected to demonstrate new skills, such as using a sat nav safely. judith moritz has the details. every motorist has been through it, the rite of passage of taking a driving test, but in future learners will be examined on new things. the first driving test was taken in 1935. clearly today's drivers are used to a very different road experience. more than half of them use satnav and so the test has been updated to reflect that. so it's turning right out of gate and then continuing to follow the signs. i went for a drive with graham o'brien who helped develop the new test. satnav: turn right and then at the end of the road, turn left. drivers will have to follow satnav directions. so if we can incorporate it into the test that will drive the training and get people more familiar with dealing with that level of distraction as well which we know is one of the biggest causes of accidents in the

so change the mot. that's not always being enforced as it should be.hat process is legal. particulates are never being measured. they are. the point is about particulates is that we have seen huge action bringing the particulate emissions from diesels down, we haven't seen action on nox. the car makers have been lying to us. under the government's watch and eu's watch. those regimes were supervised by the government and eu. we are in a public health crisis. we know that nox is not under control. we know that the uk government is breaking the law. it's a simple point. the uk is obliged to meet legal limits on nitrogen dioxide and it isn't. thank you very much very much indeed. if you're black and grew up in britain in the ‘70s or ‘80s, perhaps the first person of a similar background you would have seen on a programme like this was darcus howe. an anti—racism campaigner, a member of the british black panther movement, writer, agitator, public intellectual and a broadcaster and documentary maker, howe's death was announced at the weekend. he had been liv

how one mot >>> if you have never heard of roblox chances are your children have. >> predators can be lurking in that online world looking for ways to exploit children. a mom whose son was contacted by a man in virginia. >> building legos is about all this 12 year old can do now after his mom took away his computer, phone and electronic devices. >> about a year ago she says her son met another player on roblox which allows anyone to create and play cartoon like fantasy games. many involve role playing mald possible with a chat function. >> why did they start texting each other? >> because of the filters this person was able to talk my son into texting. >> this mom who does not want to be identified to protect her son says the chat filters were able to block curse words and inappropriate language couldn't stop the man from sending his phone numbers. the two sent each other thnd >> the texts with this person were very dark and sexual and viole violent. >> reporter: because her son deleted the messages she couldn't read them right away but through a private investigator they recovered ma

he's mot conscious. >> the night of the fatal car crash. chris in his own words. accused of fleeing the scene. was he hiding from police? >> it took hours to get a search from inside of the house. >>> a breakthrough in brad and angelina's divorce battle. what we just learned. >>> why is george clooney popping up in hollywood classics? only we can take you behind the scenes of the dad-to-be's new project. >>> and -- >> i'm groot. >> vin diesel on fatherhood and what you don't know about his baby groot voice. >>> now, for april 26th, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> new insight about bachelor chris soules and the car crash that took a man's life. >> kevin, i'm so shaken by this. chris and i became friends because we're part of "the bachelor" family. everybody loved him. he was prince farming on the show and everyone was rooting for him on "dancing with the stars." >> he had so many fans out there who loved him. chris called authorities for help after the collision. why did he disappear from the scene? we start with his frantic 911 call. >> i rear-ended a g

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laura mots was taken into custody during a traffic stop last night.ording to officers she recently answered an ad on craigslist by a man seeking companionship. she also rob the guy along with two other accomplices. major project in atlantic city is now one step closer to being finish. new jersey governor chris christie along with other officials were on the boardwalk for the ground breaking of the gateway project. the 675,000 square foot project includes new headquarters for south jersey gas as well as a new campus for stockton university. the governor says this will put atlantic city on the right path to a better future. >> overall the development will bring an influx of these stockton university students to this chelsea enabled which will be great and the presence of south jersey gas and its employees as you know also spur in economic growth as they make themselves once again corporate citizens in atlantic city. >> this project is the city's first major non casino development in veep years. it costs $220 million. >>> they say there's no such thing a

he's mot conscious. >> the night of the fatal car crash. chris in his own words.scene. was he hiding from police? >> it took hours to get a search warrant to retrieve mr. soules from inside of the house. >>> a breakthrough in brad and angelina's divorce battle. what we just learned. >>> why is george clooney popping up in hollywood classics? only we can take you behind the scenes of the dad-to-be's new project. >>> and -- >> i'm groot. >> vin diesel on fatherhood and what you don't know about his baby groot voice.

driving tests are getting an mot in order to better reflect the demands of modern motoring.drivers will no longer have to tackle some traditional manoeuvres, but will instead be expected to demonstrate new skills — such as using a sat nav safely. judith moritz has the details. every motorist has been through it. the right of passage of taking a driving test but in future, learners will be challenged on a new things. the first test was taken in 193a —— i9 35. today's drivers are used to a different experience. more than half use satnav and so the test has been updated to reflect that. continuing to follow the signs... i went for a drive with a man who helped develop the new test. drivers will have to follow satnav directions. if we can incorporate it into the test, that will get people more familiar with dealing with that level of destruction as well which we know is one of the biggest causes of accidents in the first six months with new drivers. learners will also be asked to show that they can cope with real life scenarios such as parking with a day. we are often taking peo

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driving tests are getting an mot in order to better reflect the demands of modern motoring.kle some traditional manoeuvres, but will instead be expected to demonstrate new skills — such as using a sat nav safely. judith moritz has the details. every motorist has been through it, the rite of passage of taking a driving test, but in future learners will be examined on new things. the first driving test was taken in 1935. clearly today's drivers are used to a very different road experience. more than half of them use satnav and so the test has been updated to reflect that. so it's turning right out of gate and then continuing to follow the signs. i went for a drive with graham o'brien who helped develop the new test. satnav: turn right and then at the end of the road, turn left. drivers will have to follow satnav directions. so if we can incorporate it into the test that will drive the training and get people more familiar with dealing with that level of distraction as well which we know is one of the biggest causes of accidents in the first six months with new drivers. learner

also in the next hour — giving driving tests an mot.cember, learners will have to show they can safely follow a satnav before they can pass. and coming up in half an hour — the remarkable story of the woman thought to be the oldest living in africa, as she celebrates her 117th birthday. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. north korea has warned the united states that it's ready to react to any provocative action. it comes as the country staged a huge military parade, displaying what appeared to be new, submarine—based ballistic missiles. us president donald trump has sent a naval strike force to the region because of concerns that north korea is preparing to carry out another nuclear test. our correspondentjohn sudworth is with a group of foreign journalists invited to the capital pyongyang. his movements are being monitored and tightly controlled. it's an extraordinary sight. you can actually feel the ground shake as thousands upon thousands of goose—stepping soldiers, tanks, rockets and other weaponry have marched and rumbled thei

at 7:00 -- in most most most mot locations. and light rainfall tapers off thursday morning and not likely thursday's commute will be a wet one. the accuweather 7-day forecast, light rain, ranking 1 on the impact scale tomorrow, wednesday and early thursday and look what happens to friday. a string of dry and warm days, high temperatures up around 80 degrees, in the warmest inland locations by the weekend. >> you're happy about the 80s. >> i may be ill. i feel a cough coming on. >> you sound kind of bad. >> okay. >>> thousands of eggs on the move. president trump hosts his first easter egg roll as president. >> later, it may seem like this is something out of a nightmare. this is real life. you are looking at >>> today the trump family held the trump administration's first white house easter roll. here with the moment people are talking about. >> the white house easter egg roll went off smoothly for the trump administration. skip picks were worried the event spearheaded by the first lady might suffer because melania trump seems

attorney williams is accused of $160,000n exchange for pavsecutors also se stole money meant for his mot ps for williams to step down grew louder outside his office. you must resign. you crossed the >> reporter: the philadelphia bar association calls from people concerned they're dealings with the da may have been compromised. his new attorney says not so contain a single allegation that the out come of aecuted by my ce was affected. we look allegations and to the day mr. williams is cleared of this behavior. >> reporter: and so far the only thing we've heard from will he says he got into financial problems following ada? >> all right, shawnette, thank you. >>> guilty, that is the verdict for the get away driver in shoon new jersey mall. counts related to the murder of 30-year-old dustin freed land. prosecutors say henry was one of four men carjacking at the mall at short hills in mill burn back in december of say one of the susps killed freed land right in front of his wife. >>> more fallout tonight commens tweeted out by a drexel university professor saying he a good deed for a uniform

in this at mot fear, you talked about leading d.c. ask we want to be around real people.he presidenten didn't mention president trump once. how do you think he will walk this line when it comes to his successor. >> i think he will speak out. it was fascinating yesterday to walk into a room of 2 young men and they were in awe. it's very emotional. and the tirs thing he did is asked each one every single young man to tell him their story. and for me, that's real leadership. he didn't come in and say here's how we're going to fix this. he came and listened. and the ideas come iing from th young man i think again much more powerful and more successful than anything the president or i can put together. i think the president will continue to lead. he will continue to listen. and he will speak out when he needs to. but going back to the streets, going back to the roots and the community where he came from, i think that's going to give him a lot of fuel going forward. >> best of luck to both of you. thank you so much for both of your voices. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> com

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the police officer, who is not clad in heavy riot g gear as mot officers are during protests, accepts the can of soda, appearing to suggest that pepsi could smooth tensions between police forces and demonstrators who have spent years protesting police killings of unarmed people, disproportionately people of color. in phoenix, arizona, sheriff papaul penzone hasas announc h e will be e closing the fms tent city, and outdoor city jail which longtime former maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio was referred to as his own concentration camp. he was voted out of office in november after a massive grassroots efforts by immigrant rights activists. in response to the announcement of the closing of the tent city, carlos garcia said "we applaud sheriff penzone making the decision to close arpaio's tent city. the next step in removing arpaio's stain from the maricopa countyty sheriff's officece is o remove federal deportation agents from its main jail." and in maryland, governor larry hogan has signed a law permanently banning fracking in ththe state. the ban comes after years of grassroots organiz

the procedure that would give him the mot mobility is called rotationplasty surgery. >> remember, that looking at it and thinking, why would anybody ever do that to their child, you know? we're definitely not doing that. >> reporter: but chris, who loves sports and is always active, opted for rotationplasty. >> you also have good mechanics. so -- that are able to do more things. you don't restrict them from skiing or from an active life-style. >> reporter: in the last 20 years the doctor has performed only ten of these rare surgeries. >> it acts totally as a knee. the amazing thing is the muscles of the calf which then become the front muscles of the thigh are more or less in tune with working at the right time. they have to adapt a little bit. >> reporter: less than two months after chris received his prosthetic leg, his father gave him a basketball, and he attended a clinic for amputees. today chris is able to hold his own on the basketball court. >> i like being able to go out there and do my best. >> reporter: for the family, it's a long-term solution they can most certainly live w

for years now they pro motted mediocre players as being very good. super stars.sn't had a league nvp since eric lindros more than 20 years ago. last time they sport add trophy winner league's best goalie ron hextall 30 years ago. the newest sales pitch is that the flyers have a raft of young players ready to come up from the minors and burst into stardom at the nhl level. we'll see. ♪ >> reporter: until then, stop trying to convince us that this flyers team is among the league's elite just a lucky break or two away from a third stanley cup. the flyers would need to leap frog 20 or so teams to make it to the top of the heap. and that doesn't happen quickly. if you're old enough like me you still have fond memories of those mid '70's glory years to get you by. if you're not, well, then the flyers are just another local team scuffling along in the middle of the pack trying to convince that you better days are ahead. i fear they are not. only in philly. ♪ >>> here's to hoping our bruce gordon serving up a new dish at one restaurant overseas. why one american guest sa

that is making mot rad derates nervous and making it difficult to get the votes that are needed to get it through the house. that is why you see the house minority whip earlier this morning essentially issuing that threat saying democrats are not going to go along with a continuing resolution to keep the government if the house republican leadership insists on a house care vote at the same time. we are once against maybe not standing on the edge, wolf, but the edge is perhaps in sight of a government shutdown. now, you saw the president tweeting earlier this morning that why are democrats trying to shut down the national parks and so forth. i think one of the questions for sean spicer during the briefing that's coming up is will the republicans control the house, republicans control the senate, they control the white house. why are democrats being blamed for a government shutdown. but that is the mix of elements, the volatile mix of elements that we're dealing with at this point. and at the same time you have the president just a few moments ago sitting at a luncheon with the argentine

we have alternating presidents some big in french food and some are are mot. monroe, big fan. >> his plantation was near. james' training staff and there was efrdz the neighboring plantations were being influenced. madison, monroe, and the different counties and how that spreads and how it catches up with the chef that a lot of people know and lewis who comes to new york in the 1930s and opens up a restaurant and is a huge influence on the revival and appreciation of southern cus cusine. they say the ice cream was more like a shake. he finds out how to make it firmer and you know puts it inside a baked pastry. just all these really innovative techniques that show up on fine dining restaurants still to this day which there is a link between the plantations and that. >> this conversation between french and american food and acchaem drink, wine is another way this plays out well into the 20th sefrpry. the kennedy's got a lot of flack for jacqueline kennedy's state menus printed in french and serving french wine. the white house has a strong policy of serving amer

. >> thank you, can you clarify mot sure what you meant by what might potentially be the development portion forper forming arts garage? >> sure. that garage is comprised of several parcels. so there is the garage itself, which is 4 or 5 story garage and then at the corner of the north east corner of gough and grove is a small surface lot. so any development will have minimal impact on that property because that lot is occupied by 2 hand icapped van spaces and car sharing. >> just that little portion- >> that is what we are looking at for this point. >> is there thoughts around maybe redoing the existing lot itself, the 4 story? >> we can look into that. we haven't thought through how that would work and how that would interface with this project, but we can certainly talk to your office if you have concerns or thoughts how we can make improvement there. >> the only thing i observe is because it is in a civic center area with all the-it is called the performing arts garage, people from the symphony and ballot and opera and jazz center it is heavily used and congestion in the area so

volatility, and if it comes in plus or minus as expected, there could be a lot of treading water as motth that? how do you feel about the market the at these levels? one of the don'ebatings is, wile fairly valued? how important is what's happening in europe? >> there's a lot of believability now in the interest rates. with the rates going up and interest rates tested lows and came back to 2, 3%, these levels is what you hang your hat on in terms of pes. you can start to see a pe expansion making sense if the rates stop at 275 or 3, so i'm bullish, you know, we have a lot of great earningconfirmation of that. >> yeah, what rank -- rank earnings for us, with all the her fundamentals now. >> i feel like that's part of the supportive backdrop. what we see so far, always a push-pull, have reactions, you know, relative to expectations that kind of knock socks here and there, but i think you keep the expectation in tact for high single digit or maybe 10% earnings growth for the full year, and now i think you get harder as the year goes on. point out to people, nobody realizes it, that the quar

so when we pave a street we look at all opportunities to do things like improve bikeways whether or mot on the high injury network. improve traffic signals, add councht down signals. we use these coordination opportunities to get the maximum benefit. we also do safe routes to schools that benefit kids who walk whether or not on the high injury network and we make improvements to the transit infrastructure to improve safety for transit customers and people who drive in this case to make it clear to folks not drive down the tunnel. it adds up to more 13 miles of engineering improvements each year which is the goal we set in 2014. that is just counting the infrastructure on the high injury networks but as i mentioned we have been investing across the city. here we just have a simplified map that shows how we have been investing in a number of intersections as well as corridor projects and the reason we make that distinction is a lot of times at intersections where we see the majority of collisions there are context sense tv things like where the bus stop is located, how cars are turning we

. >> we march today for the mot morality of this nation, against which this preside is wagg war. >> we whine, or we can fight back. me, i'm here to fight back. >> today marks 100 days, not only of the trump presidency, but also of the anti trump resistance. from the first moments the country realized donald trump had actually been elected president, tens of thousands of people took to the streets, and as trump embarked on his first 100 days, the resistance was never far behind. whether in airports across the country to protest trump's muslim ban or protests done in the name of science and environmental protection, the resistance continues today. as protesters gather in d.c. to demand action on climate change. and joining me now, frank eric alexander and paula mendoza, artistic director of the women's march on washington. thank you all for being here. and palla, i want to get to you react to donald trump reacting to you guys. reacting to the women's march, reacting to the resistance that has largely been led which women. this is donald trump actually before the woman's march. this was b

and she's obviously trying to ruin rosario dawson and jeff stutts' relationship in the film but the motmaging she's been to her daughter over the years. that's kind of the interesting idea of it. she just thinks she's being the best mom but really she's being a terrible mom and that's what kind of what led to catherine heigl to being this insane character that we see on screen. so it's an interesting thing to see down the line. >> was it worth seeing the mo movie. >> listen i thought it was one of those movies like it was cheesy fun. it's like thrilling at times. there are times where you find yourself laughing at it not with it. but it's one of those movies she mentioned that you kind of just look at and you have fun with the screen and the audience is fun. it's not anything like memo memorable. i guess you can call it forgettable if you want much the not anything horrible. i give 83 out of five which is matinee i give it a c. it's not bad. i mean if you want to see a good thriller it's fun. >> she looks great by the way. >> she did look pretty. >> she did look amaz i was freaking out

the previous three months, this is the quarter where they get juiced up take off unbe known ased to motast 10 days a quarter traditional brings increases 15, 20, 25 cents a gallon for gasoline, i think you are going to see it in april, you will probably see it in may. then go out to june at this point. but you will see prices go to the highest numbers you have seen since probably august 2015. it is not apocalyptic you can afford it but everybody will be talking about the highest price -- remember when i could get 10 gallons for 20 dollars, will seem ancient history. >> main question we have seen oil really stabilize around 50 dollar level can we ever see the 60, 70 dollar level given you are seeing majors try to do horizon fracking deepwater trying to become more efficient, people in permian basin but will out oil 29 $ range can we see oil rebound to two levels above 60 bother 70? >> i think above 07 is tough. -- 70 is tough home run totals in major league baseball. that is about as much as we've got to get to in terms of crude oil prices, so if you have everything come together for the

so when we pave a street we look at all opportunities to do things like improve bikeways whether or mot on the high injury network. improve traffic signals, add councht down signals. we use these coordination opportunities to get the maximum benefit. we also do safe routes to schools that benefit kids who walk whether or not on the high injury network and we make improvements to the transit infrastructure to improve safety for transit customers and people who drive in this case to make it clear to folks not drive down the tunnel. it adds up to more 13 miles of engineering improvements each year which is the goal we set in 2014. that is just counting the infrastructure on the high injury networks but as i mentioned we have been investing across the city. here we just have a simplified map that shows how we have been investing in a number of intersections as well as corridor projects and the reason we make that distinction is a lot of times at intersections where we see the majority of collisions there are context sense tv things like where the bus stop is located, how cars are turning we

so when we pave a street we look at all opportunities to do things like improve bikeways whether or mot on the high injury network. improve traffic signals, add councht down signals. we use these coordination opportunities to get the maximum benefit. we also do safe routes to schools that benefit kids who walk whether or not on the high injury network and we make improvements to the transit infrastructure to improve safety for transit customers and people who drive in this case to make it clear to folks not drive down the tunnel. it adds up to more 13 miles of engineering improvements each year which is the goal we set in 2014. that is just counting the infrastructure on the high injury networks but as i mentioned we have been investing across the city. here we just have a simplified map that shows how we have been investing in a number of intersections as well as corridor projects and the reason we make that distinction is a lot of times at intersections where we see the majority of collisions there are context sense tv things like where the bus stop is located, how cars are turning we

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so when we pave a street we look at all opportunities to do things like improve bikeways whether or motn the high injury network. improve traffic signals, add councht down signals. we use these coordination opportunities to get the maximum benefit. we also do safe routes to schools that benefit kids who walk whether or not on the high injury network and we make improvements to the transit infrastructure to improve safety for transit customers and people who drive in this case to make it clear to folks not drive down the tunnel. it adds up to more 13 miles of engineering improvements each year which is the goal we set in 2014. that is just counting the infrastructure on the high injury networks but as i mentioned we have been investing across the city. here we just have a simplified map that shows how we have been investing in a number of intersections as well as corridor projects and the reason we make that distinction is a lot of times at intersections where we see the majority of collisions there are context sense tv things like where the bus stop is located, how cars are turning we c

. >> thank you, can you clarify mot sure what you meant by what might potentially be the development portion forper forming arts garage? >> sure. that garage is comprised of several parcels. so there is the garage itself, which is 4 or 5 story garage and then at the corner of the north east corner of gough and grove is a small surface lot. so any development will have minimal impact on that property because that lot is occupied by 2 hand icapped van spaces and car sharing. >> just that little portion- >> that is what we are looking at for this point. >> is there thoughts around maybe redoing the existing lot itself, the 4 story? >> we can look into that. we haven't thought through how that would work and how that would interface with this project, but we can certainly talk to your office if you have concerns or thoughts how we can make improvement there. >> the only thing i observe is because it is in a civic center area with all the-it is called the performing arts garage, people from the symphony and ballot and opera and jazz center it is heavily used and congestion in the area so