emmanuel macron is that and neck -- and neck -- not -- neck and neck with marine le pen.railing in fifth place is socialist candidate ben walk benoit amon. walk on t you at least be relieved he republic toill the fill the public square. he is the true leftist in the race. referendumrganize a just after the election. >> since winning the primaries he has been losing steam. even among leftist voters some were unsure which ballot to cast. my heart is with him but i haven't made my tactical choice yet. people we find him interesting. i still have to choose which one of the candidates. >> one of the many problems he has had to face is the legacy of hollande. many still associate him with the outgoing government because they belong to the same party. socialists who have not abandoned him fear a defeat of historic proportions. top court hasn's ordered the prime minister investigated for corruption. judges said there was insufficient evidence to oust him from power. the ongoing case had threatened to topple the prime minister. in venezuela new protests are scheduled for today aft

stiff neck. so we've asked in the public this morning about 8:00 if you're a masseuse, chiropractor, whatever, what's the best way to get rid after stick neck? people have responded they're starting to come over here, by the end of the hour they'll be over here. >> the chiropractor scares me though. i don't know if i want like -- >> have you ever had your subpoena just in the. >> no. >> i've done it three times, then i stopped. you basically hear your back crack. >> i've never been to a kai pro barak tore. >> it scared me. but did iter? >> yes. i felt relief immediately. >> was it painful. >> no. no. no. but you hear like the bubble in your spine. i think peak crack their knuckles it is actually fluid popping inside of your nubbing unless. >> really? >> kind of that sound. by the way karen normally with us, coming back from camden, got stuck on the ben franklin bridge. >> or did the piranhas eat her? >> she could not be with us any more. but she can be replaced. >> oh,. >> kidding. we love karen.

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. >> surgery on her neck, okay, a lot of women want that surgery on their neck, she dit , and she regrets it. >> and also, thinks one of the great things we do, surprise people who are so deserving and jen's getting ready, hi there, jen. >> hi guys we are getting ready. we're in delaware for the first time. it will go well. people are nervous that our person is going to be too excited but, okay, you don't cry. >> no. >> he is principal of the high school. he can't cry. keep it cool. >> yes. >> we're in delaware telling someone how amazing that they go there. >> well, she certainly deserves it, for sure. it is national telephone day. we all know we are obsessed with our phones, smart phones, always in our hand. >> constantly i have a phone in my hand. alex, brought, who still has a landline at home. you do. >> the script said who remembers a landline. you don't need to remember it, people still have it. >> true. >> straight up, i was looking at my phone i'm getting tweets stephanie lynn says i'm 29. we used a landline every day. me and my fiance. maryann says my mommies 94 and she doesn't

get on twitter it, a crick in your neck. crick, crick. >> crick, not crook?you, i -- hear you say crook. >> oh, okay. >> a crook is something different than a crick. now, when you fish, or do you have walk across a little stream of water, that is a creek. around some parts of the count rip, you call it a crick. >> really? >> yes. >> see i call that a creek. >> crick, creek. >> bob kelly says call it a kink. >> if you're masseuse, living in old city could you swing by fourth and market and rub out the crick in her neck? the streets are very -- kind of slick in some parts, because of this rain water that's building up. >> karen, what are you seeing? >> i'm seeing exactly that, guys. and you have got a warning therefore the cricks in your neck of the woods, flooding concerns today. let me show you outside, the boulevard headed almost to the edge of philadelphia into bensalemment breaking news we do have that grounds stop for flights waiting to depart philadelphia. and they're already some concellations, and delays, so some problems getting around more when we co

i was pretty much in pain from the neck down. after years of chaining, strapping, and tarping, it took a toll on my joints. pretty much hurt just to drive the truck. the job was just getting harder and harder to perform. i saw a commercial on tv and decided to give it a try. oh, omega xl has made my job easier -- i mean, of course, you know, with less pain. if it wasn't for omega xl, i would have had to move on down the road to another profession. i would give the product a try, because it worked for me. thank you, omega xl. got me back to work. >> ♪ oh oh ♪ oh oh oh-oh oh >> not bad. >> larry, that's what makes me passionate. that's what changes. that's what just gets your heart pump. >> it works. >> it works. >> we're telling all of our stories. mine is simple. i knew the heart-healthy benefits of omega-3s but had never experienced the pain-relieving benefits of omega-3s until i started taking omega xl. the health benefits i've experienced from this omega-3 super oil have profoundly changed my well-being. i'm doing activities n

to the month of may so in neck and neck to the month of may so let's not just in neck and neck to thents in june, important so let's notjust be obsessed with our events injune, important time in france. that's how they are looking. after the roller—coaster movement yesterday, the snap election, the pound against the dollar, 1.28, rising sharply. we promised you the view from brussels so let's do that on business life. the impending departure of the uk from the european union is a key issue in this election. 0ur correspondent gavin lee joins us from brussels. we have had quite a few questions coming through from viewers on this. i want to start off with peter's question because it was going to be my first question anyway. what is the view in eu? willa strong conservative presence in westminster league 2, i want to get his question exactly right, a more favourable brexit deal —— lead to? exactly right, a more favourable brexit deal -- lead to? the view here from the european commission and council, the conduit between britain and the other 27 countries, is potentially it could be. we ar

it is the neck. it is the neck. i love you. i do. it was just a joke. see, my voice, you know you're nervous when your voice goes. >> your neck hurt, does it? >> it does. >> maybe i can do an adjustment ton. >> no, that's okay, we're good, we're good. >> i know a couple of cairo factors. >> i date add -- >> where is your rainbow? >> i can only allow to you upset me. >> you make jokes on me. just keeping it even. >> true. president trump hoses the chinese president at his palm beach resort today. >> the weather and the welcome, are expected to be warm. >> well it, south florida for goodness sake. >> tons to talk about on the world stage. >> really snowed down there. it is warm a lot of times down in south florida. >> i think just trying to be cytisi, you know? >> because he says he'll have warm welcome to somebody that they actually kind of bashed during the campaign, now welcoming with open arms. >> well, that is happening in the warm weather in florida in washington, the showdown in the senate over the supreme court nominee, well, that's about to come

i would wear it anywhere. >> on the neck? >> but, yeah, probably not on my neck.know my cousin has a big tat on his back with our last name, but at the same time, it was just not representative of who we are as a community, and i think they should hire consultants that are hispanic that could speak to the community and can actually talk about these issues. >> let's move on, rolando, as somebody who is in the business of public relations and the importance of being part of the community, of doing public service. >> mm-hmm. i think for me, it's always been -- my career started in public service, evolved into business when i left public service, but everything i do is driven with the understanding of understanding where i come from, having a strong pulse in terms of not only my community, but it's important to say other communities. we expect communities to learn about us, to be a part of our fabric. equally, we have to do the same to become a part of a larger fabric where we don't lose our sense of identity, but we share a sense of identity or are equally receptive.

in 2000 i broke my neck and did not ride a number of years.i thought he was going to be very good and he was. and when i finish with him, i thought that was it and then big star came along.|j had to do it all over again. his story has captured the attention of people, last year he finished third in the sports personality of the year. i think the age factor, some old man doing what i did, winning gold. i think it is inspirational for the younger folks. he says it is as much about the horse as him and with big star he had one worthy of his name. together, they will buy out on top. holger betts... news just in that the world number one golfer, dustinjohnson, just in that the world number one golfer, dustin johnson, has just in that the world number one golfer, dustinjohnson, has taken a serious fall on the eve of the masters, his agent says he felt when his the word back while at his rental home before the tournament and he is taking anti—inflammatories and he is taking anti—inflammatories and are still hopeful of competing. the event starts tomo

when his neck snapped you feel it here, pop. i pulled out my piece, stabbed him in the neck, let him have it in the chest and he started making noises. and i pulled out a pipe and bashed his head in, until a piece of his skull came out. so the blood was everywhere, it was like this thick. went ahead and scooped it up, put it in the toilet, flush it, put him under the bunk. we get bleach in the county. we bleached down the whole cell. finish wrapping him up, i'm getting rid of everything. pretty soon it was time -- we were hungry, you know what i mean? this is kind of funky, but it is what it is. my tray, where we usually stack up trays, put a bomb. you can put a piece of blanket, light it, it gives you a nice blue flame. i took the bong, cooked grilled cheese sandwiches. used his body as a stand. there's a rumor in the state of california, i was homeless, they're burning this dude. they ate his eyeballs. >> where were his eyeballs? >> no, one eyeball. >> we don't know. we have no clue. >> with this l.a. county jail murder, chris

we try and we hope so. >> he is polling neck and neck who the far left candidate has recently surged in the polls. his campaigners are targeting the same metro stop. fillon supporters are hoping voters will overlook scandals. there is one candidate who is loving the current situation. far left candidate jean-luc melenchon. has seen an incredible surge in opinion polls. just a few weeks ago he was a distant fifth and he could very well make it to the palace. down yesterdays to understand more about the search. -- surge. >> jean-luc melenchon drawing a huge crowd here. of long-standing supporters, new converts and those considering switching to the cause in the wake of his bounce in the polls. >> i have never voted before. only one who i think speaks honestly. he doesn't have my vote yet. in the pollsuation i am starting to reconsider. i hope he wins and becomes the president who unites us and moves us forward. they wanted a more social politics here in france and further afield. equality. more he has promised to state jobs which is really important. renegotiating european treaties is

. >> it was a nailbiting vote count with candidates coming neck -- neck and neck. electoral authorities finally declared the socialist victorious. >> 48.85%. 51.15%. his rival immediately demanded a recount alleging fraud. possible that on the 19th of february the electoral commission said it takes four days to have the results of the presidential election. pretending that in 20 minutes 90% of the votes were counted. >> ecuadorians had to choose between a right-winger who campaigned on a pro-austerity program and establishment candidate, a close ally of the outgoing president. the 40 just short of percent needed to win outright in the first round of voting in february. it's a good result for wikileaks founder julian assange, who has been living in the ecuadorian embassy in london since 2012. he will remain welcome. >> the door to the oval office was always shut to him during barack obama's administration. this morning the egyptian president will finally hold talks with donald trump. he has often been criticized for his human rights record. he is set to discuss the

his electrocution killed >> he was able to break the chain from his neck. you covered second and third degree burns and giving features on cell phone safety to prevent other accidents. >> got to be careful with the cell phones. yes. >> hopefully the weather is not scary >> not today. may as well get a little dicey monday into tuesday, let's get you outside and start with temperatures here, and not too bad. we're to the mid 50's, it's 55 already in philadelphia, 56 in allentown. 53 remember yesterday, we only managed the high of 53, so already warmer than that. it's only midday. so at least the numbers are improving as we show you the life live shots. this is what it looks like in cape may. a gorgeous shot. look how deep that blue is so nice to see after how miserable it was yesterday and friday, with all that rain, low level clouds, and some of the patchy fog, so a big improvement here and again with all that added sunshine you can see how nicely the numbers have responded. we should see temperatures today topping out in the low 60, the only issue is this,

but recent polls show him neck in neck with perielo appealing to the antitrump base. >>> you may remember, bob mcdonald were convicted of taking gifts an loans in exchange for promoting a dietary supplement. that charge was overturned. -said he would not accept gifts if he could do it all over again. >> you are holeing the rolex up. you are smiling. my life gave it to me for christmas in 2012. in all my heart, it is her. >> you wonder how did my wife afford a rolex? >> bill, i didn't know what a rolex cost to be honest. >> you can watch the full interview right here on wusa9 7:00 p.m. on 60 minutes. >>> historic blenheim house in virginia brings the historic civil war back to life through interpretations, music, and reinactment. a living history segment features robert e. lee and ulysees grant and abraham lincoln. and what it was like to be a soldier in the civil war and cannon demonstration. going back in time. >> those uniforms have to be warm on a day like this. >> oh, i love it though. i love this wetter. but it was a little much. i saw people walking dogs and people and dogs dogs had

he was unconscious, he would neck, back, trauma and leg injury, he is in critical condition. she is in stable condition. the car was recovered on the 2100 block of frailly street near the suspected driver's home. the windshield were broken, the mirror was hanging off, car parts found at the scene. the driver was seen taken into custody. police are investigating if the driver was under the influence. so far no charges have been filed in the case. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thanks, katherine for that report. >>> new on "action news," a lehigh valley teen was killed in what investigators were called an accidental shooting. it happened on the 3900 block of orchard road in lower macungie township. pennsylvania state police say several juveniles were involved in an apparent accidental shooting. police have not said who was holding the gun and have not made any arrests, an autopsy is scheduled for today. >>> police in vineland cumberland county are investigating a drive-by shooting. officers were called to a lot chestnut and myrtle streets around 4:30 p.m. that's wh

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not compel neck to neck. marine le pen is a few points behind him.u have macron ahead, marine le pen number two, and very close to them in this hand handkerchief the extreme leftist mr. meÉlenchon and the classic liberal mr. fillon. >> rose: is anyone trending? does anyone have any momentum? >> yes, this seems to be a good question. this is a moment since one week in favor of meÉlenchon, and youh clearly matters with expectation in france. this is the long trend in. one week momentum. nce yesterday night, the is probably sort of momentum, but not so strong as it could have been expected for mrs. le pen. this attack yesterday was aimed at that. i.s.i.s. votes for le pen. i.s.i.s. and le pen are sort of twins, and the target of daesh yesterday night was clearly to improve the vote for le pen. i think i.s.i.s. failed, in a way, because the momentum is not as big as expected. >> rose: so what do you think the impact will be of this attack? >> well, i would say that madam le pen may win but with several conditions. may win eventually but she needs a very

you racest red neck [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. i know you is a coward. i know you all. >> harper will serve at least two more years in segregation. >> i made things hard for myself. i've been in segregation three years and i don't blame nobody else. i had opportunity to get out of here. i let my anger and my things get to me that i shouldn't have and as a result of that, i'm still here. >> i can't say i'm sane. i'm pretty off balance. but i keep it in certain amount of control. >> another inmate at kentucky state penitentiary who is no stranger to cell extractions is victor hyatt. prior to interviewing him our producer was duly warned. >> victor hyatt is a very, very dangerous individual. probably the most dangerous individual in this institution. >> i remember watching victor being led to the interview. he had such an intense security detail that it almost felt like i was about to interview hannibal lecter, quite frankly. he was cuffed behind his back. but i'll never forget, it was like a normal fiberglass and metal cafeteria chair. there was nothing sp

i had cut him on the neck. >> where'd you get the knife?i always walk around with pocketknives on me. yeah. >> crawford will remain in segregation until a disciplinary hearing on her alleged altercation with the other inmate is completed. but inmates can be sent to segregation for any number of rule violations, including the one committed by adriana lopez. >> she took your gummies? >> she did. it's theft. >> lopez has a seven-day stay in segregation for stealing gummy candy from the deputy station in her housing unit. >> for some reason she thought it was okay to go behind my desk and knows that i'm a stickler on no going behind my desk. and she thought i wasn't looking, and i was. >> it didn't bother me. the gummies are really good. i can't even keep a straight face to say that, because they were really good. i mean, they were very fresh, i must say that. they were very fresh. >> lopez is back in tulsa county just three months after serving 30 days here on a joy riding conviction. >> don't like tulsa, oklahoma, very much. come on vacation,

. >> reporter: the race is neck in neck. the vote is in june. >>> it was pretty warm today, and it will stay that way tomorrow, but howard bernstein says we could see showers by the end of the week. >> you can thank today's record heat on this monster storm. snow in the rockies. deadly tornadoes in texas. flooding rains in missouri. and, it also pushed all the heat up into the mid atlantic. just a couple toward kentucky and west virginia. nothing near us now. that doesn't mean we can't have a popup storm overnight. temperatures, we tried to beat the record of 91 in dc and baltimore. 93 martinsburg. we tied the record in dc. still well in the 70s across much of the region. 68 cumberland. so, tomorrow, clouds to start, we may see an isolated shower north and west, during the day, i don't think it will be as warm. only into the low 80s in the afternoon. 70s east, but near 90 in fred fredricksburg. it is late in the day. we will watch a potential yellow weather alert. i will have the full seven day forecast in a few minutes. >>

. >> you were explaining about the top, the neck? and it differs if you're single or married?the single is very close to the neck here. >> oh, put it up around her chin then. >> he is teasing. >> and i'm old so i try to be -- keep it longer here. >> that for the 60 part. >> wonderful. >> and then young people going out, it is not going out, the neck is not, very close. >> oh, so it is away from her neck if she's young. >> getting olds it, we put it down. >> tight against you? >> yes, because this part and here is sexy part. otherwise. >> i got you. >> but this kimono is designed is low side and the shoulder is one design, so this is the -- >> what's that big thing in the back? on your back? what's that thing? >> that that is -- >> this right here. >> it is called obi. >> ob shipment. >> and obi is -- obi, right side, left side, is -- so the woman and the woman is not. >> share together? >> close, a knott. and then made like a design. >> i see. finish up there, alex, maybe you can wear that tonight, because you are going to the donor's heroes, well, i thought that was coming ne

don't see me going my neck of the woods, what neck, what woods, woods don't have neck, it doesn't makegh, [bleep] i will do it live. (applause) now some of us watch that clip and we see madness. but in the mid -9d 0st a man by the name of roger ailes watched it and he saw greatness. and he reached out and said come join me at fox, o'reilly anding to we will build a cable empire fueled by white christian resentment. and then as our master stroke we will both be forced to leave because we couldn't keep our penises in our white christian pants. allegedly. and so o'reilly went forth and gave voice to that vision. >> if you are a christian or a white man in the u.s.a., it's open season on you. there is a war between traditional americans and secretary you lar progressives in this i c. let's seize white privilege in america as an oppressive force that must be dun away with, taking voting power away from the white precincts is the quickest way to do that. >> "the new york times" of the world hate the white, christian male power structure. and want to change it by a massive amount of foreign n

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and neck in opinion polls.le pen, has said she would suspend all immigration to the country if she is elected president. the independent report on budget airline easyjet, which has apologised to a couple who were thrown off an overbooked flight. the airline has asked for any other passengers who feel they have been misled by staff to get in touch. the times looks at social media giant facebook, which is accused of hypocrisy after it was found to be promoting sham advertisements despite promises to tackle fake news. and finally, the guardian financial pages say hundreds of billions of pounds could leapfrog a generation, passing straight from grandparents to their grandchildren, as families battle to counter the unequal spread of wealth. sounds like bad news for me. joining us is paul charles who's ceo at the pc agency. nice to see! good morning. starting with a bbc interview thatjohn isner what has just done in with a bbc interview thatjohn isner what hasjust done in north korea. the daily telegraph has picked i

. would need an archbishop —— you would need a draft's neck.history the city embraces, occasionally something it read like this emerges. when i cycled here, i cycled past something in london which is about to be torn down to make way for some luxury flats, and that will go, and it's good to have some heritage brought back from obscurity. and here we are on easter sunday as well. guests. was that deliberate timing?|j on easter sunday as well. guests. was that deliberate timing? i think that's just the press. was that deliberate timing? i think that'sjust the press. it's was that deliberate timing? i think that's just the press. it's also important to feel how much the church goes beyond the act of communion, how the church in which our museum sits at many functions beyond service, a community centre, a place of social welfare and gathering. what i like about the archbishops of that time, they were people of great breadth and dimension and activity. it's interesting to hear more about it. the number of people killed following the collapse of a ru

victim shot in the neck and torso, had his friends run to safety. the teen now in critical condition. police have identified the suspect as 19 year old matthew hail. police plan to charge him with attempted murder. he's not yet in custody. >> and quick arrest after man supply paints graffiti onto police cars, take a look, suspect door yan murray, accused of vandalizing the vehicles over the weekends, transit agency says the cars were parked at district seven headquarters at broad and glenwood streets when it happened. police chief tweeted this morning, door yan murray is in custody, mad because septa keeps cleaning his tags, we're sore. >> i we expect to learn new details today in the death of legendary music artist prince. authorities believe we're coming up on year since the world lost the talented singer. search warrants related to his death will be unsealed and made public. prince died of accidental overdose of opioid phentinol. narcotic used to treat severe pain. prince died on april 21 of last year. >>> president trump is hosting the annual ea

and neck in the polls.is not far behind, nor is the far—left candidate jean—luc melenchon. 0ur correspondent lucy williamson has more 110w on his surprising run. jean—luc melenchon has been enjoying a different kind of political party, the kind which comes with a big group of people and a sense of celebration. 0nce seen as the protest vote, the communist backed candidate has surged to within a couple of points of the presidential favourite, with his lively way of speaking and his anti—elitist slogan, ‘chuck ‘em out.‘ translation: this campaign has become more than a campaign, it's huge populist mobilisation which rings in a new dawn. mr melenchon wants to pull france out of eu treaties, ramp up public spending and introduce a top rate tax of 90%. friederick hasn't voted for anyone in more than a decade. translation: i'm a worker and most workers today vote for the right or the far right, it's not in their interests. camille says she's 80% sure of voting for him and that her friends are leaning towards him t

the state admitted they tried to find an iv line and the prisoner's neck and failed. this is precisely because of problems that have come up time and again. a gruesome execution and oklahoma with a man right for 43 minutes on the gurney. that was due to an iv line that cannot be found. in arizona, the woods' execution where they stuck him 15 times and ejected him 15 different times because they tried to find a vein. i think we''re starting g to see the same problem emerge again, secrecy, the fact the public cannotot see what is being done when prisoners are being killed, leadining to problems in the process. juan: ed pilkington, what arere ththe requiremements in tetermse public's s ability to view thisr the witnesses, at least, who are there who are permitted to see the execution being able to witness the entire process? >> that is the problem. like so much with the death penalty, it is down to each individual state. but there's something in common, and that is all of the death penalty states come all nine or so of them that are still actively trying to pursue the de

we will have more with more information but head up if that is your neck of the wood. you might have a neighborhood gaper delay. northeast extension north bound past mid county left lane blocked due to construction and trust me we have got our construction crew s out there still dark out there just a head up, look for them. northeast extension southbound past quakertown we have construction. we are talking about some water and sewer repairing, repairing water main break, here in delaware. 202 southbound, at powder mill road, two right lanes are block, so if that is in your neighborhood, well, just a head up. not slowing you down too much but actually that could later. pennsylvania turnpike westbound ram tops northeast extension and pennsylvania turnpike near valley forge, one lane is block each way, lot of construction out there on the pennsylvania turnpike. more to discuss when we come back in the next 10 minutes, rahel, back over to you. >>> breaking news this morning video in of a car crashes into a building in ease oak lane senting one person in the hospital. it ha

and neck in opinion polls.ted president. the independent report on budget airline easyjet, which has apologised to a couple who were thrown off an overbooked flight. the airline has asked for any other passengers who feel they have been misled by staff to get in touch. the times looks at social media giant facebook, which is accused of hypocrisy after it was found to be promoting sham advertisements despite promises to tackle fake news. and finally, the guardian financial pages say hundreds of billions of pounds could leapfrog a generation, passing straight

. >> they posted a picture of her with a noose around her neck. >> she should be dealing with what prom dress she wants, not a noose around her neck. >> i've been coaching here for over ten years and to have this happen, not just to me but to the young ladies is just unforgivable. >> students responsible for suspended. >> they should all be expelled. >> i've never been more disappointed in a human being ever. >> some students posted this youtube video called we are not afraid. these parents still want to hear from those responsible. >> this attempt to heal these wounds and the only way we can do that, we have to get together and talk. >> the meeting could be reschedulered if a later date. no response from school district officials. >>> today people in the bay area got a unique perspective on the investigation in russia's possible involvement in the election. mcfall served under president obama. he now teaches at stanford. a packed audience asked questions about his time spent in the kremlin. he says putin was trained to see the united states as an enemy. >> he still thinks of us as an e

yes, it was on the back of my neck, is if someone was pressing cold cobwebs against it. gosh.d then a mirror fell off the wall in the middle of the night and crashed. and i just felt full of terror, the atmosphere was charged with terror. the ghost in my novel, i think, is a bit of a kinder ghost, it's not so scary. well, i didn't know any of this when we started, but that's really a very interesting story, because the book is wonderfully atmospheric, 1851 dickensian london. and the london that anybody who lives there now in 2011, 2012. you see them, really, part of a continuous story, don't you? i do, and i think anyone who loves large cities with ancient buildings and streets in them, and he walks in, as i do, has a sense, always of history being just below the pavement. it's as though the city is layers and layers of mystery. sometimes, it's popping up, a pavement tilts up, something happens, you pass by an old graveyard, you see an old industrial building. now, the story's told, essentially, by two characters, joseph and madeleine. whose stories are more than a century apa

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no one here can quite believe it. >> so far the outcome showing neck and neck between le pen and macron. i want to bring back jim bittermann now. is there a way to gauge what are the real chances for le pen in this runoff may 7? >> well, it's interesting. you ask that question about what is the impact of the champs-elysees attack on this election, one could surmise that perhaps at least to 1 or 2 percentage points that the voters went to le pen this evening during the day today when they were casting their ballots because of that attack because she's strong on security and those kinds of issues. whether or not -- and in fact, macron's reaction after the attack was judged by a number of political commentators here as fairly weak. he just said that the french should not lose their courage and they should keep a stiff upper lip essentially. but in fact, le pen came out with a plan right away and said, you know, we've got a plan for security. we're going to beef up security and terrorism is not going to happen on our watch and that sort of thing. and that might have had some appeal to voter

the candidates are neck and neck in the polls.at turnout and those who make up their might finally will be crucial. let's return to the events of thursday night, the killing of the policeman on the champs elysees. that policeman actually gave an interview to bbc radio five live back in november last year when the bataclan theatre reopened after the attacks. he was saying to the bbc‘s nick barnett that he was happy to be there, to defend france's civic rights, and to say no to terrorism. —— nick barnett. ican give i can give you a sense of how the atmosphere has been affected. le parisien talking about a vote amid tension. two police officers on the front. police have been on control, armed police, this morning. so it really is everywhere. the candidates' posters, the police accompanying them, and the shadow of terrorism hanging over the first round of the election on le figaro, one of france's main newspapers. and le monde with a picture after the shooting on thursday night. the selection was already so unpredictable and so unusua

it was neck and neck for the first nine.ing but not super exciting but down the backstretch, both players really came into their own. they're good friends, ryder cup teammates, there were birdies left right and centre, garcia found himself behind two trees, in a bush on one hole, salvaged par, one got ahead, then the other, and of eagle for garcia on the final holes gave him a chance and justin rose birdied again at ten under two go into the lead and then garcia made a decent edgy putt to get down to nine, then on the 18th, both brilliant shots on the final green. both got close and both missed. everyone watching in despair, they were in despair, rose thought he had missed it, garcia missed an even shorter one, it went toa missed an even shorter one, it went to a play—off with the sun setting, they had about a0 minutes, they only needed one hole, justin rose going into the pine needles on the right—hand side of 18th fairway. he could only chip it out and garcia found the green and he found the whole as well. i suppose also i

jack jones was strapped to a gurney, had a sheet on him from about the neck down.s. he spoke for about two minutes. all we could really see was him breathing a little bit, and then, you know, it took him about 1k minutes to pass. the second man, marcel williams, was convicted of the 1997 kidnapping, rape and murder of stacy errickson. screen. to those i hurt, i'm sorry it is not enough. williams was already in the death chamber when a brief stay of execution came through. lawyers pointed to complications in the first execution. they said it had taken workers 45 minutes to unsuccessfully insert a central line injackjones's neck. but the court ruled that the execution could proceed. the state of arkansas had originally wanted to put to death all of these eight men before the end of the month. an unprecedented rate of executions. and the reason for the rush is that that's when the expiry date on supplies of this sedative used in the lethal injections runs out. all this has brought protesters out onto the streets, and action in the courts, with lawyers arguing the rush

. >> by the way is your stiff neck any better because you are still giving me side eye, is it side eye because you are irritated. >> it is my neck. >> it is in better. >> no. >> oh, noy took it easy yesterday just laid down but it is still there. >> maybe you need to exercise it. >> that looks painful. >> you look like you are in pain. >> yeah. >> tough time at the ballgame today. >> that is true, i will not watch the balls. >> fly ball. >> there we go. >> 6:50, let's go, lets get the sun to come up. >> fresh off her national championship win south carolina women's basketball coach dawn staley returned home to open arms. it is a cool home coming celebration, was one of the philadelphia native favorite places to go, her old high school. >> she took her game from 25th and diamond to dobbins where as a senior she was name, the national high school player of the year, all the way to the coach's bench ending up at university of south carolina. in between then she was at temple. she won her first national title. during yesterday's celebration a parade of local basketball royalty helped, prai