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the speaker: mr robinson. mmense privilege to serve the people of cannock and burntwood and aldershot for the past 34 years. i arrived in 1983 when one formidable and determined female conservative prime minister was transforming the country's economic fortunes and i depart as another is determined to restore to this country the status of a sovereign nation state, embracing the rest of the world. as i too bid my right honourable friend, the prime minister, godspeed for a resounding victory on the eighth june, may aldershotjust make one final plea in these troubled times. please will she ensure that her majesty's armed forces are properly funded, manned, equipped and housed to defend and protect the people of this glorious sceptred isle, the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland. cheering sir gerald howarth. three years ago, the green party peer and london assembly member, ladyjones, discovered her name featured on a metropolitan police database of people deemed "domestic extremists." ladyjones ha

mrs. robinson. >>> that was a risque movie back then. >> yes, not so much now. >> not really. >> still aheadws." >> dining out for life. how it helps a good cause when "eyewitness news" continues. but when right-wing politicians to protect our health care. tried to pass a disastrous health care repeal bill that raises costs and cuts coverage, macarthur wouldn't oppose them. macarthur wouldn't protect us from a bill that raises premiums and causes 24 million to lose their insurance. wouldn't oppose a massive "age tax" on people over 50. and isn't fighting to protect coverage for pre-existing conditions. tell tom macarthur - stop trying to repeal our health care. you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. it's league night!? 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the countr

mrs. robinson's neighborhood. >> there go. >> thanks to bees. >> i did get at least three things this morning, so that's the way it goes. usually the bees, swarming like this, looking for new home. so they're in the necessarily aggressive, like if you go into their hive. >> if you say so. the bees are getting a new home, and the bee coopers backyard. oh, boy. >> she was luck. >> i spring is in the air always great time to plan a wedding. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" at noon, latest trends for the bride's big day from the experts of philadelphia style magazine. lauren? >> all right, it is wednesday, we're almost to that weekend, and we are preparing for rain and thunderstorms for tomorrow. some light showers on friday. but for the upcoming weekend, we're drying things out. a chilly start on saturday morning, with temperatures down into the 30's, a little bit after breeze, but sunshine breaks out, and sunday is shaping up beautifully. bright sunshine. and mild temperatures, with highs in the 60s, but of course i focus on the storms for tomorrow, and the scoop on that coming up next. >> s

mrs. robinson? ms. jarrett: a gem. mr. mazur: what was she like? ms. jarrett: wonderful. if you asked them what made a difference to them, early on? there's nothing like having your mom right there, helping out, when you're living in this completely different world i was a single mom and i could not have made it without the help of my parents. having her there, having the continuity, having another adult there if the two of them had to be out of town, someone the girls loved deeply and sincerely who only had their best interests at heart was absolutely essential and made a huge difference. >> we did not even ask about the dogs. [laughter] ms. jarrett: they are just precious. adorable. somebody asked me if the president or first lady were taking the dogs with them. i told them they obviously did not have dogs. of course they're taking their dogs with them. [laughter] >> is there a book in the future ms. jarrett: -- . is there a book in the future? ms. jarrett: yes i hope so. i have a lot to say. i might. i might just do that. [applause] particularly if you're going to help

this is according to my erstwhile colleague mr nick robinson. does he have a point?e robinson. does he have a point? of course the bbc is perfect in every way! obviously when you present. you've got it, tim. we have a remain here and a brexiteers. full balance. i think the bbc, to be fair, during the brexit campaign worked incredibly hard to be balanced. i hear what nick robinson says here and it's a good defence of the corporation. but i think there are programmes partly because i think a lot of the staff in the corporation tend to lean one way, sometimes wonder if there is a full understanding of the brexit position on some of the bbc's bulletins and broadcast. there's an awful lot of attempts, quite rightly, on a news corporation like the bbc to ensure there is balance of race and gender among other things. i wonder if there is another attempt to ensure that on a whole range of political and ideological issues there are enough people in the newsroom to think in diverse ways. who come from different parts of the country. who are not all london—based, for example. i

mrs. robinson's neighborhood. >> there you go. >> the bees. >> couple called in a beekeeper who helped take the hive down and take it away. next time -- she reverend her lesson, right? she is not going to trust her husband to do it. >> let's call in the professionals but i can't believe she didn't run away like the bees all came at her. >>> roqui would probably react differently than that. >> yeah, more so like run away. but i did a couple of stories atop of the san francisco hotels with the beehives that make the honey? it's an incredible system. but it's not for me. beekeeping not for me. it's 5:15. let's take a look at your bay area roads starting here in san jose. moorpark avenue it's at cypress avenue a fatal crash being investigated a pickup truck hit the sound wall around 3:45 a.m. so that investigation is ongoing and moorpark avenue is closed in both directions at cypress avenue just fyi if you are heading out that way. moving over now to the altamont pass you are moving at 20 miles per hour off 205 in tracy up to 30 at north flynn road. frees up through livermore usually and here's

mrs. robinson. >> a gem. >> what was she like? >> she's wonderful. she's wonderful. and i think if you were to ask the president and first lady, what truly made a difference -- susan is nodding, first lady's chief of staff for a period early on. it was having -- there's nothing like having your mom right there, helping out where -- when you were living in this completely different world and the world they lived in chicago. and i was a single mom. and i know i couldn't have made it without the help from my parents. and so having her there, having that continuity, having another adult there, if the two of them had to be out of town, knowing that there was someone that the girls loved deeply and sincerely, who only had their best interests at heart, right there, living under their roof, was absolutely essential and made a huge difference. >> we didn't even ask about the dogs. >> well -- bo and sunny are just precious. adorable. somebody asked me were the president and first lady taking their dogs with them when they left the white house. and i thought, you obviously don

mrs. robinson. valerie: a gem. she is wonderful. i think if you're to as the president and first lady what truly made a difference -- susan is nodding. there is nothing like having your mom right there helping out when you're are living in this completely different world than the world we lived in in chicago. i was a single mom and i know i could not have made it without the help from my parents. having her there, having the continuity, having another adult there if the two of them had to be out of town, knowing there were someone there the girls loved deeply and sincerely who only had their best interests at heart right there living under their roof was absolutely essential, and made a huge difference. >> we did not even ask about the dogs. [laughter] valerie: they are just precious. adorable. somebody asked me if the president and first lady were taking their dogs with them when they left the white house. i said, you obviously don't have dogs. of course, they're taking the dogs with them. [laughter] >> is there a book of the futur

mrs. robinson. she'll celebrate her 95th birthday in july.e weather with ginger. >>> and robin, your mississippi love. so strong. they love you here, of course. so do we. 11 years old today from where? >> from florida. >> guess what? you all got this. it's time for "gma's" pollen report. that's right. brought to you by claritin. the general, the overall is pretty high in a lot of places from the midwest to the south. we focused in here. it will be warm. are you all here this weekend? let's get a check a little closer to home. >> reporter: ginger the pollen will be high around here for the next day three days, we're dry after overnight showers that moved off the coast. 83 is the high. it will be warm for those of you heading to the nfl draft and the penn relays. warm tomorrow, 87. back to the 60s sunday. ridl ridley. the oscar-winning writer and director behind "12 years a laif." he's back with a documentary called "let it fall." about the l.a. riots 5 years ago when the police officers who beat rodney king was acquitted. let's take a look. >>

mrs. robinson. she'll celebrate her 95th birthday in july.er with ginger. >>> and robin, your mississippi love. so strong. they love y so do we. 11 years old today from where? >> from florida. >> guess what? you all got this. it's time for "gma's" pollen report. that's right. brought to you by claritin. the general, the overall is pretty high in a lot of places from the midwest to the south. we focused in here. it will be warm. are you all here this weekend? it is in the 80- warm, less humd today - hot & humid saturday - feels like: 95+ - sunday trending warmer (all depends on the front) today: mostly sunny. warm, less humid. highs: 83-86 winds: variable 5-8 mph tonight: partly cloudy. isolated thunderstorm. mild. lows: 64-68 winds: s 5 mph saturday: mostly sunny. hot and humid. isolated late day thunderstorm. hi >> more people in our hotel room than our entire town in arkansas, michael? >> thank you, ginger. >>> and we're here now with john ridl ridley. the oscar-winning writer and director behind "12 years a laif." he's back with a document

mrs. robinson.irthday in july. [ applause ] >>> now a check of the weather now with ginger. >> robin, your mississippi love. so strong. they love you here, of course. so do we. look at this. 11 years old today from where? >> from florida. >> from florida. we're secelebrating. guess what, guys? you all got this. it's time for "gma's" pollen report. that's right. brought to you by claritin. you can see right there, the general, the overall is pretty high in a lot of places from the midwest to the south. we focused in here. it will be warm. are you all here this weekend? it is in the 80s and hot. . >>> good morning, i'm memeteorologist mike nicco from abc 7 mornings. check out your day planner today. full of sunshine, dry air and a little breezy along the coast and in the north bay. my accuweather seven-day forecast, it just keeps getti >> more people in our hotel room than our entire town in arkansas, michael? >> thank you, ginger. >>> and we're here now with john ridley. the oscar-winning writer and

mrs. robinson.to commemorate 50 years since its release. >> wow. >> one of the greats. stands the test of time. the film, of course, follows a young dustin hoffman playing a college graduate seduced by an older woman, ann was a box office hit in the '60s. garnered seven oscar nominations with director mike nichols, taking one home. he became one of 12 egot winners. if you love catching a classic on the big screen or have not seen this flick, the movie will play in over 700 theaters nationwide on april 23rd and 26th. i highly recommend it. that's a fun night at the movies. yeah. >>> next up, when it comes to love one hotel chain is out putting its money where its mouth is. sweden's countryside hotels group offering a full refund to any couple that cops to any one of its elegant properties for a stay and then divorces within the next 12 months. >> oh, my gosh. >> a bold statement. it is a bold statement but management says they believe a stay in one of their magnificent properties which include conver

robinson: thank you, mr. speaker.i also welcome the announcement from the prime minister yesterday, and i look forward to the general election and to taking my positive message to my constituents in cheadle in june. over the past two years, i have pressed for first-class transport infrastructure for cheadle, and this week i launched my transport survey so my constituents can have their say on what is needed to keep cheadle moving and be at the heart of the northern powerhouse. does my right hon. friend agree that residents in cheadle need to vote conservative on 8 june to ensure that we get continued investment in transport and infrastructure, not only in cheadle but across the north-west? prime minister: i absolutely agree with my honorable friend on that point. i know she has been working very hard for her constituents in cheadle on transport and other issues. of course, it is under this government that the department for transport is investing £290 million to improve transport links to manchester airport through ch

robinson peete. holly is probably best known as an accomplished actress from "21 jump street," "hanging with mr. cooper." i think perhaps her most valuable role has been that of philanthropist and advocate. after her father was diagnosed with parkinson's and her son was diagnosed with autism, she and her husband, the former nfl quarterback rodney peete, started the hollyrod foundation, dedicated to providing hope to underserved individuals and families living with parkinson's and autism. i think you can see that holly's personal experience and the significant contributions she has made to the autism community make her an ideal moderator for today's event. but it's also worth noting that holly has a special connection to "sesame street." in 1969, when "sesame street" first launched, her father, matt robinson, was the very first warden. i think holly even appeared on the show as a little one. so we're especially pleased to have you with us today. welcome back. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> wow, thank you, sherrie, thank you, everyone, to everyone who had anything to do with bringing julia to us. t