the deputy leader of sinn fein, michelle 0'neill, calling it an attack on all the community.der of the democratic unionists, arlene foster, saying it was a senseless act. creggan is an area which is a housing estate so this is outside people's houses was where the rioting was happening. so they had come out, there were young people, there were children on the street, there were teenagers milling about and a gunman just fired indiscriminately up the street. tributes on social media have described the killing ofjournalist lyra mckee as heartbreaking. dissident republicans are being blamed for last night's violence which led to her death. emma vardy, bbc news. more reaction because the irish prime minister leo varadkar has offered his condolences to lyra mckee‘s family. he tweeted the government condemns in the strongest possible terms the fatal shooting of journalist and writer at lyra mckee in derry. we are full of sadness after last night's events. we cannot allow those who want to propagate violence, fear and hate to drag us back to the past. this morning, speaking to journa

80's as you head into mount you lot 80's in the santa clara valley look at these numbers, 84 morgan neill 83 in san jose 82. in santa clara. yeah, it is going to be one of those beautiful days, but kind of a one hit here is we're going to see this a move right out of town with some much cooler weather on the way so get out there to wait for beautiful day enjoy this one looks like change is coming as early as friday as the clouds roll back in much cooler maybe 20 degrees cooler on saturday. >>all right the lawyers are getting ready for the next game. yeah we're all kind a little bit worried about where their heads are at right now little bit a little bit you know it's funny is that i can't recall a first round loss is staking so much especially with the warriors on the idea really is crazy what the clippers were able to do now the great thing about the playoffs is there's enough time off in between games to reset and you know the warriors won't need. >>added motivation for game 3 against the clippers. the chance left for la after this morning's practice at team headquarters. they can't wai

jim 0'neill one of the leading economists in the uk formally with goldman sacks says germany is in danger a derivative of china you are so dependent on china. possibly this was not in a scientific comment, but the hope of the commentator.” was not in a scientific comment, but the hope of the commentator. i don't think so. i think so. there is not good reason for that. we are still really successful. it would be a really successful. it would be a really big economic mistake to act as if we would be in a recession when we have the highest number of people in our country. but look at the united states. it is notjust the united states. it is notjust the china problem. the united states is now a country considering slapping tariffs on european auto exports. for germany that would be a disaster. i think the german and the european economy are strong enough to be successful in different situations. there is always up and down in the economy. you have to be able to face this. and if you want to be successful in the times we live in, you must be effective in the way that even the medium—sized comp

we saw the leaders of the democratic unionist party, arlene foster and michelle 0'neill, the sinn fein, come together at a vigil near the scene of the murder. that was quite a show of the murder. that was quite a show of unity. that is not an area of the city where unionist politicians would be seen out on the streets and they were given a warm welcome by they were given a warm welcome by the people of that area. at that vigil sara canning, the partner of lyra mckee also spoke. the senseless murder of lyra mckee has left a family without a beloved daughter, a sister, an aunt, and a great aunt, has left so many friends without their confidant. victims of the lgbtqa community are left without a tireless advocate and activist. it has left me without the love of my life, the woman that i was planning to grow old with. we are all poorer for the loss of lyra. 0ur hopes and dreams, and all of her amazing potential, was snuffed out by a single barbaric act. this cannot stand. lyra's death must not be in vain, because her life was a shining light in everyone else's life. and her legacy will liv

now, in this case congressman neill says this has nothing to do with partisan politics. he says he needs the president's tax returns to check in on how the irs, quote, audits and oversees the federal tax laws against a sitting president. now, right away the president was adamant that he would not release his tax returns without a fight. he says the law is 100% on his side, that the irs has no reason to give in to the democrats' request and turn over his returns. and today the president escalated that fight over this by hiring a lawyer. a lawyer who sent this letter to the irs calling into question the legal ground that democrats are standing on. quote, i write to explain why chairman neal cannot legally request and the irs cannot legally divulge the president's tax returns. requests for tax returns and return information must have a legitimate legislative purpose. chairman neal's requests flout these fundamental constitutional constraints. ways an means has no legitimate committee purpose for requesting the president's tax returns or return information. chairman neal wan

let's go to michelle 0'neill, deputy leader of sinn fein.s —based issues. that is the way forward. we have said in the event of the dup being unwilling or unable to deliver on the issues of marriage equality and language rights, women's rights, victims rights, the intergovernmental conference dude meet and remove those obstacles and that would pave the way for the institutions to be restored. that would pave the way for the institutions to be restoredm seems she nearly had a deal last february but the dup couldn't sell it to the grass roots. do you think you will go back to that situation, could not form a template? we had a deal last february. the issues remain the same. these issues are well rehearsed. everyone knows what needs to be done in order to restore the institutions and we will play our part, but there is a responsibility to deliver citizens' rights in society for everybody where people are treated fairly. the government that represents them delivers for all people. how realistic is a talks process in three weeks, in terms of rest

richey neill, a law that waste en by congress in the wake of the worst financial scandal in american history, the teapot dome scandal ithe '20s, essentially cabinet members were using the federal government to make money. w so in thee of that, congress passed a law to sayhey could demand to see tax returns of branch officials. that the irony of the law being used. it is basically in the past havingo do with gristing federal officials, if you will. so i think they have a reasonable chance of getti i it, bu think the president going to take this all the way to the supreme court and it could take -- we may not get a ruling until after he leaves office. >> longdd on a teapot dome scandal reference on the show today. somebody made aot of money in vegas betting on that. nicely done. >> i was going to end wit a jerry stackhouse reference for you. a we'll get to that in second. joe biden this week, in light of all of the accusations that are coming out of women who believe he invaded their personal space, not allegations of sexual sconduct, but touching and behavior that made them uncomfort,

last week house ways and means committee richard neill asked the irs to turn over trump's individual and business returns from 2013 to 2018 along with information about the audits of those returns. he invoked an ub19 tos law that authorizes the committee's chair to obtain the tax return of any taxpayer. now mnuchin revealed during a hearing this morning that the white house has reach out to the treasury department about the issue a short time ago during another hearing lawmakers asked him more questions about those contacts. >> did your team ask for the white house's permission to release the president's tax returns? did the white house ask your team not to release the tax returns? >> we would not ever ask for the white house's permission on this nor did they give us their permission. as i've said, we consulted which i believe was appropriate of our legal department. >> well, i think the fact that there was any communication with the white house about this is deeply troubling and certainly violates the spirit of the law, if not the letter of the law. >> all right, mnuchin also said p

celtic boss neill lennon called it "totally uncalled for" there has been an apology from kash ali, thece of trying to grip onto something that is not flesh light? he has said he did not mean to do that and has been punished. ——flesh—like. onto horse racing. the 40 runners for what is one of the biggest races on the calendar will be announced at 10 o'clock this morning. last year's winner tiger roll is going for it again and is the favourite. today's big race is the aintree hurdle. the all—time winner is? red rum. well done. we so... we shall see you later, sally, thank you very much. carroll will have the weather in about five minutes. after a ten week trial and 29 hours of deliberations, jurors failed to reach a verdict in the case of the hillsborough match commander, david duckenfield, yesterday. the former chief superintendent had denied the manslaughter by gross negligence of 95 liverpool fans at the fa cup semifinal in 1989. the bbc‘s north of england correspondent, judith moritz, has been following the case and is with us now. good morning. please remind us what this case was abo

let's talk to bob neill mp, chair of the justice committee.nsuring professional training and organisation within the sector. there are some very responsible and well—organised enforcement firms, but because there isn't an independent regulator there is no guarantee that looked at independently. the current process of certifying bailiffs by the court is really a rubber—stamping exercise. that's why we are saying there should be an independent regulator, there should be an independent complaints process and perhaps a linkedin with the local government ombudsman. very often, the majority of cases where bailiffs are employed are collecting debts for local authorities. there is good evidence already from the police and prison service that body worn cameras prevent any dispute about what happened when there is a confrontation on the door or something like that. when it is the case they well—organised firms in the industry to get their people wearing body worn cameras, the are almost invariably any potential complaints. people can see what did or did