put a of expense into the mot world.o significant for us. if things pan out. sorry dad. the changes come into force today, on sunday. time to say goodbye to you. now on breakfast, here's darren with a look at this morning's weather. we have got the sunshine out on many parts of england and wales. a weather watcher picture taken in derbyshire but it's not the story everywhere. we have had mr ford and low cloud so changes into the north west. this cloud is now coming in from the atla ntic to cloud is now coming in from the atlantic to bring some pockets of rain and drizzle, no great amount and the rain retreated to the north—west throughout the day. brightening up across a good part of scotland. a few pockets of mist and low cloud flirting with the coastal areas, perhaps running into more western parts of the english channel. could be hitting 23 degrees, quite warm out there and son. cloud through the irish sea threatening western parts of wales and cumbria. improving in eastern scotland, getting quite warm again around th

the good news is that our cars should be safer, thanks to the new mot test.the spectacular weather we saw over much of the country yesterday, let's join we saw over much of the country yesterday, let'sjoin nick miller at the map to find out what lies ahead. glorious warm sunshine again today across many parts of england and wales. cloudy skies in scotland and northern ireland. a week where the front that has been moving in here, and with this cloud, we have also seen a and with this cloud, we have also seen a bit of rain. some of the card pushing into northern ireland and wales, as well. but some spots along north sea coast, and english channel coast, too. here's an example from east sussex earlier today. way we have had that, it has been rather cool compared to the sunshine a lad. overnight, we will see some of this pushing across parts of england, to give equals that of monday. overnight, the rain gets heavier and more widespread in northern ireland, a stash of pain in the gardens. on the way to northwest pollard, the western and northern isles, as well. ra

the good news is that our cars should be safer, thanks to the new mot test.ther with nick miller. england and wales saw the lion's chair of the sunshine today. a different story in scotland and northern ireland. there is a week weather front here, so there has been more cloud, and a bit of patchy rain in parts of scotland. ahead of the weather front, it has not been clear blue sky everywhere. here is a picture on the south coast of england, the sussex coast, misty, look cloud and that has been pushing further west along the channel coast, as well. there is some low cloud on the north sea coast which may push in overnight into eastern pa rt may push in overnight into eastern part of england. in northern ireland, the beam will get heavier and more widespread. temperatures at their lowest overnight in eastern england but that misty, low cloud. we start the day tomorrow murky here, but that should disappear back to the coastline, but it may linger for some of us during the day. elsewhere, for much of england and wales and sutherland and easter in scotla nd wales

this bloodshed was planned by hamas and its uranium backers for over a year this mot of return which means reconquista of israel has been planned by hamas as i say for over a year they they it's to mock what they called not by day the day of the catastrophe the day that israel was founded and many palestinians was their home and they wanted they've been wanting these more mobsters for months and months and they planned towards that and there would have been violence at the at the border anyway no matter what mr trump did or didn't do so please do not conflate these two issues of the movement of the of the of the of the embassy to jerusalem which is a perfectly peaceful just putting on a new package on an on a building that already stands there. and this terrible incitement by hamas to send people to into the deaths at the border. the palestinians who stormed the fence did have multiple reasons to be frustrated including the weakness and

the last week-and-a-half, has it mot? >> well, we put all our people into action once we heard about the fire our team is good at reacting to these black swann events we're proud of the work they've done it's been a herculean effort we are ready to go as you said tomorrow in dearborn and monday in kentucky and kansas city. >> when it's all said and done, joe, how many units did you lose in terms of production i know you will make it up over the next couple of months, how much did you lose over the last two weeks? >> we are not giving out that number because we haven't gotten it all figured out we roughly build 2,000 f-150s a week you can do the math there. we look to make that up over the next six-to-seven months >> when you look at this i know you are taking a 12 to 15 cent hit in the second quarter. you reaffirmed your full-year guidance some will look at this and say shouldn't there have been a

communication for the white house we mot bringing a group into the room exposing them to thought leaders from sort of every angle was really sort of the most compelling way to build event. >> compelling time for about you right now when you look at context capital in general because, the stock market is -- yes, we have volatility, but really no big changes, people are looking for alternatives. >> absolutely, this is a great time, hedge fund index has beaten s&p year-to-date for the first time in about 10 years. maria: wow that is a big deal. >> really is i think, and we've seen in investor surveys conducted this year that investors issue more focused on alternatives than they have been for many, many years. maria: explain what alternative might be it could be real estate, right? it could be -- what is alternatives that you focus on. >> generally it is anything that is in a private fund veg, is in the alternative coy can be real estate focused, hedge funds generally considered alternatives private equity funds, so we have also seen a

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the mot will also be tougher on diesel emissions.p to keep road users safe. i think if they brought it in gradually, but all of a sudden, straightaway, i don't think it is a good idea. some people are going to be caught out, without even realising. if you are a taxi driver, for arguments sake, you could do 1000 mile a year, that car has done more miles in two years than a lot of cars do in a lifetime. you think it is a good idea? yes, i do. more now on the royal wedding. the designer of meghan markle's wedding dress has been giving more details about how it was created. clare waight keller said it had been important to the duchess that a british woman was behind the dress, and she had worked closely with her. i hadn't worked with her before, but she contacted me late last year. i felt she did have an idea of what she wanted. of course in a moment like this when you are designing address, there are a lot of ideas that go around. i truly believe we worked closely together on bringing ideas to the table. she had definitely a vision of w

the mot will also be tougher on diesel emissions. think if they brought it in gradually, but all of a sudden, straightaway, i don't think it is a good idea. some people are going to be caught out, without even realising. if you are a taxi driver, for arguments sake, you could do for argument's sake, you could do 1000 mile a year, that car has done more miles in two years than a lot of cars do in a lifetime. so you think it is a great idea?|j think so you think it is a great idea?” think it is a great idea. i think it is a great idea. military bomb disposal experts have been on a west sussex beach all day dealing with a thousand kilo world war two german sea mine which was found there yesterday. a big section of elmer beach near bognor regis has been cordoned off, and the walkers, swimmers and sailors kept away from the area. when some dog walking friends spotted this imposter in the shallows, they wasted no time in sizing up the threat. from the shore, as it were, is looked like a huge tank, but the closer you get, you can see that t

moving of the embassy this bloodshed was planned by hamas and its uranium backers for over a year this mot of return which means reconquista of israel has been planned by hamas as i say for over a year they they it's to mock what they called not by day the day of the catastrophe the day that israel was founded and many palestinians was home and they wanted they've been wanting these more mobsters for months and months and they planned towards that and there would have been violence at the at the border anyway no matter what mr trump did or didn't do so please do not conflate these two issues of the movement of the of the of the of the embassy to jerusalem which is a perfectly peaceful just putting on a new package on an on a building that already stands there and this terrible incitement by hamas to send people to into the depths of the border. the palestinians to storm the fence did have multiple reasons to be frustrated including the weakness and corruption of their own administration and of course israel's intransigent so can we really lay this violence at donald trump's door as many pe

revealed that behind the panamanian company international art center was the renowned art dealer david no mot. so he was a shareholder of the company that owns the painting despite his constant denials. the detective had scored a point. and now he just had to find out where he's seated man was in storage he had a bright idea maybe it was in the geneva freeport where the number of family kept the major part of its collection. was judiciary issued a search warrant for the storerooms in april two thousand and sixteen and discovered the holy grail the much sought after painting. it's hard to say if it was hidden or not but it was kept very discreetly in a freeport where there are no match family are estimated to have a vote three to four billion dollars worth of art or about four and a half thousand works of art in their little room in a freeport. painting claimed to have been looted was well and truly in the storeroom in the freeport a revelation that caused an uproar. the heirs of the antique dealer stettner have now filed a claim for the restitution of the painting we contacted the no months a

mot would've happened if she had custody of that little girl. >> i couldn't find her. >> it's hard to hold back tears. >> i can't believe the horrific things that happen to this baby. >> i want answers. why? sturbing details about the s five-year-old death. police say she was found unresponsive in the reno apartment on may 4, according to the affidavit, her dad and his wife, put her body in a duffel bag in the closet in their home for seven days. >> i'm confused. i'm distraught. >> investigators say that on may 11, they packed the duffel bag in a rented u-haul bag and dumped her body in a sacramento storage the city. >> it's so hard. >> how she died is heartbreaking, how she lived is to. >> of authority say she was malnourished and emaciated. they claim that she had health problems, trouble digesting food, but said that they didn't take her to the doctor. and sadness and ming feelings >> investigators say that the apartment was extremely uncapped and an animal cage was found in the bathroom with handcuffs attached. there was no sign of a pet that lifted there. >> why did they have tha

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rosenstein is one that should be recused from that, he mot wrotee momento to say fire comey. >> choosing special counsel mueller himself. >> after beating with president about potentially being fbi director again, and rod follows hem out the door, saying do you want to be special counsel. if sessions would take control get back into the game to a certain extent that could perhaps go a long way to alleviate some of the problem. lou: should we infer anything that callahan will be representing the fbi, department of justice rather, in that meeting with fbi director christopher wray and with dan coatcoats and trey gowdy and den nunes. >> anyone like rosenstein should be recused, he did sign a fisa warrant, some of what he knew could be at issue, having someone el look over this is good. but, you know, there will be some type of production, they don't come clean with everything. i hope this final straw, my fear that nunes will have to send a letter next week, and we're kind of at this again. lou: when do you get mad? decide have you been pushed around by department and agency over which you h

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meanwhile, critics note honduras remamains one of the world's mot violent countries.he trump administration has also ended protections for people from el salvador, haiti, honduras, nepal, nicaragua and sudan. only south sudan and syria were renewed. an estimated 300,000 people will be impacted overall. on friday, the government of honduras said it regrets the cancellation of tps and pledged free legal and consular support for hondurans in the united states. patricia montes is an immigrant from honduras, and executive director of centro presente in boston, massachusetts, which has worked with members from honduras and central america since the 1980's. she also has family members who will lose their temporary protected status. welcome to democracy now! let's start off with your family. what will happppen to them and y does the timetable for 90,000 hondurans having to leave the united states? , it is part of a larger strategy to criminalize the undocumented immigrant community in the u.s., especially black and latino immigrants. i am from honduras. had tps.mily that also

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