they painted the building inside and out, they installed new carpets, they put solar panels on and repaired the roof, they installed the laundry room. they submit a work order, i address it promptly. they originally installed a new boiler because it needed to be installed, and they did some repairs in the laundry room because machines were broken into. yeah, they -- the building's about half long-term residents and half new ones. they didn't -- to my knowledge, nobody was forced out and intimidated. >> supervisor sheehy: thank you. next speaker, please. thank you. >> thank you. [please stand by for captioner switch] we have doubled our relations team whose full-time job is interaction with our resident. our average resident has been in place nearly 10 years and these are long-standing residents and we have happy to house them. 80% of our residents are very happy with the service we provide. we reach out to them. [bell ringing] >>speaker: thank you next speaker please. >> speaker 1: good afternoon, supervisor sheehy good to see you today. i actually want to talk to you about a couple issues

i'm replacing the filthy flooring with fresh, new carpeting. 're replacing the absolutely ridiculous plastic windows with glass. we're also de-cluttering the inventory by moving things into a brand-new sale section in the warehouse. we're gonna turn this inventory, and we're gonna free up our cash. that fixture, this fixture, this fixture, and this fixture all go into the warehouse. >> marcus took a lot of stuff out of the store and just kind of dumped it in the garage. this doesn't seem like a great plan at all. i mean, i could've taken all the stuff out of the store and just put it in the garage and then called it a day, so i'm not sure what we're doing or what his idea is. >> hey, i see you guys. one of my ideas is to make sure that, when the customer comes in, they can see all the floral designers along the left-hand side. what do you think, david? better? >> good. i definitely think the changes are for the better. it's been a long time coming. i am very happy. >> we'll go right to the garbage. >> is there a way--'cause we've talked about th

the new york times shows the ivanka trump and husband jared kushner walking down the red carpet to the new u.s. embassy, but a red carpet clearly flooded by the death of palestinian protesters. rochelle: we are seeing mixed reactions from the opinion pages today. dheepthika: this is an israeli left-leaning daily comp "haare tz." they call on the israeli army to stop the bloodbath, as palestinians are set to head to the gaza border again this tuesday. you are not seeing the same sympathy from "the wall street journal," which says that palestinians need to accept that israel is not going anywhere. the paper says as they commemorate the day, it is clear that as long as this "bitterness" animates palestinians, their suffering will continue. rochelle: the appointment of a new president in catalonia is also making some headlines. dheepthika: his name is kim torah. -- quim torra. he has promised to govern on the half of all catalans. according to politico, catalonia may finally have a clean leader, one who is not in prison or in exile, but the nightmare will continue for spanish leader isiano

from maplin to mothercare, carpet right to new look, all axing stores.st. retail in the future will be very different to what it is today. there will be fewer stores, and the role of the store in the future will be different, that's much more based on experience. there will be fewer people who work in the retail industry than there are today, but many doing different and more exciting jobs. that may not be much comfort for those affected by today's changes. m&s wants fewer but better stores, but here you can see how hard it now is to fill the gaps. emma simpson, bbc news, northampton. you can get more analysis on that story on the website. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i'm at ben m bland. time now for all the sports news in sport today. hello, i'm gavin ramjaun — and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme... simon survives! britain's yates is the giro's clear favourite — after emerging from tuesday's time trial with a signifiant lead. pakistan coach mickey arthur hails

from maplin to mothercare, carpet right to new look, all axing stores.industry that has to reinvent itself, and fast. retail in the future will be very different to what it is today. there will be fewer stores, and the role of the store in the future will be different, that's much more based on experience. there will be fewer people who work in the retail industry than there are today, but many doing different and more exciting jobs. that may not be much comfort for those affected by today's changes. m&s wants fewer but better stores, but here you can see how hard it now is to fill the gaps. emma simpson, bbc news, northampton. president trump has said there is a "very substantial chance" that a historic summit with north korea's leader next month may not happen. he was speaking as he received the south korean president at the white house. mr trump said the north must meet certain conditions for the summit to go ahead, although if it didn't, it might happen "later". the second day of the inquiry into the grenfell tower disaster has been disrupted, after

ar life is day by day more >> reporter: mojtaba keshavarz sells persian carpets. new u.s.tions wkely hurt exports, he says, but he doesn't blame washington for all of iran's strues he says decades of official corruption and oppression by iran's government are to blame, too. >> before, we used to drink in the streets and pray at home. now, we pray in the streets and drink at home. no life. >> reporter: what's the solution? how do things t better? shali turn off the mic? >> you know, we don't have the freedom to talk about evything. i don't care who wants to govern. but they must care about the people. >> reporter:he man who has to answer to the roople is hassan ani, the moderate president who promised that a now- endangereduclear deal would deliver a better economy that has yet to arrive. voters re-elected him last may. this past january, his government faced angry street protests from people fed up by a flatlining economy. and now, his stiffest test-- how to reassure a restless population, hold back hardline opponents at home, and fend off increasingly emboldened enemies a

from maplin to mothercare, carpet right to new look, all axing stores.vent itself, and fast. retail in the future will be very different to what it is today. there will be fewer stores, and the role of the store in the future will be different, that's much more based on experience. there will be fewer people who work in the retail industry than there are today, but many doing different and more exciting jobs. that may not be much comfort for those affected by today's changes. m&s wants fewer but better stores, but here you can see how hard it now is to fill the gaps. emma simpson, bbc news, northampton. a brief look at some of the day's other other news stories. a mother has been convicted of tricking her teenage daughter into going to pakistan for what she thought was a family holiday, and forcing her to marry a relative 16 years her senior. ajury at birmingham crown court found the mother guilty of two counts of forced marriage. it's the first successful prosecution of its kind in england. one of the key sites at the centre of the skripal poisoning cas

wait till you see what landed on the red carpet just for the the new -- in time for the new han solo movie. >>> some doctors and parents are trying to rally support for proposition e, which would ban the sale of flavored tobacco products. the big concern is vaping products, especially the popular juul brand. deputies are targeting minors with flavors like crhme br[lie or bubblegum. the products or what looks like a thumb drive. supporters argue this measure is protecting children. >> they contain high levels of nicotine and nicotine is extremely addictive. this is a problem for kids because we know that the brain is still developing until you're about 25 years old. >> the kids are giving in to peer pressure and they are smoking a tobacco product that they don't see it as that because it's candy flavored. and this proposition will eliminate any candy flavored product that tobacco product in the city of san francisco. >> the california records show e-cigarette use by high school kids troubled -- double to 25%. rj reynolds tobacco has been funding a campaign against prop b they are call

new york city ballet. the girls were red carpet ready in flower print dresses, cross-body sparkle bags, and bedazzled maryoud mama told "e.t." loretta inherited her love of shoes. >> the first time loretta put on a pair of my shoes, i was like. wow, i can't believe this is really happening. and then i was like, uh, be careful with that pair. >>> another celebrity mom making manhattan her concrete cat walk? charlize theron. her "tully" press tour started with a screening. she rocked head to toe christian dior. next stop, "colbert." she changed into a dress. and this morning, she donned a flow flowy dior. in "tull yrks" she plays an overwhelmed mom who hires a night nanny. >> she shows up. she's this. she has my back. i can't imagine doing this without her. >>> cheryl burke is celebrate tonight. she's engaged to matthew laurnls. the ring is the same one that her dad gave to her mom. they dated in 2007 and got back together a year and half ago. >> it just feels right. 100%. i just know this is it. >> feel so lucky. at least i do. you don't get a second chance at something. >> i don't. of course. cheryl's not

. >> heavenly bodies floated cross the red carpet at the metropolitan museum of art in new york city.es dressed for the met gala's theme. rihanna stunned in her papal pearl and gown. katie perry played a post punk angel in a metallic mini dress with massive wings. jared letto channelled jesus in gucci and sarah jessica parker, the met gala queen wore a neapolitan nativity inspired dress. >> those are some outfits. how did she get in the car? >> no question. >> on to the weather. >> it's changing weather. >> you might top the dress in layers. i want to show you a sunset from e east bay hills camera. a few clouds to give us that extra color tonight. it was spectacular. more of the high clouds into tomorrow, but one thing that started to change is in addition to the high clouds as you check out live doppler 7, we have the fog back in along the san mateo coast. tomorrow morning you will be waking up to the fog near the coastline. temperatures in the 50s. a look at the highlights in our tower camera and a beautiful view of fran. breezy and cooler the next two days and warmer thursday and n

news. >> standby for your met kayla imitations for next year. i will see you on the red carpet, thank you very much. breaking news across the nation and around the world, results from the first big primaries of the election season, what this means for the pres.'s agenda. with the stroke of a pen the pres. rewrites a huge part of the obama legacy. at henry breaking down the next move on iran. we will hear from a veteran and congressman who has been sounding the alarm about the regime for a long time. mike abpompeo meeting with kim jong-il and and the 3 americans who have been detained. this is a huge newsnight. we will get to iran, we will get to the primary races with big midterm impact. three states had major republican senate contests and we are there lives with team coverage. mike tobin is in indiana, allison barber in ohio and we started in west virginia for the latest, senate primary that has been rather colorful. >> patrick morrissey the winner, his pitch to voters, the only conservative in this contest and republicans rewarded him with a chance to challenge democratic se

days ago, netflix canceled the red carpet premiere of the show because the new season includes a storyline about a student planning to shoot people at a school dance. >>> the new york police department has opened a criminal investigation into sexual assault claims made against celebrity chef mario batali. news of the investigation comes after a bombshell interview on 60 minutes sunday night with a woman who was a former waitress at one of his restaurants. she claims he drugged and assaulted her. >> i woke up by myself on the floor. the first thing i think is i have been drugged. that is the first thing i thought. i have been assaulted. >> in a statement, the famous chef said quote, i vehemently deny any allegations of sexual assault. my past a paved -- my past behavior has been inappropriate and i am remorseful for my actions. >>> we are learning more about a deal between former president obama and former first lady michelle obama and netflix. under this deal, the obamas will produce shows and documentaries for netflix. in a statement, the former president said he wanted to use the project

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>> not at all, i've seen himur around new york city walking the red carpets. understand he has a client to defend, that's his job. he probably does want his own judge show, i wouldn't be surprised if he got that down the road. what is it shocking to me although this is a news story is not as important as things americans care about. look at what is happening in north korea, our president might be sitting down with kim jong un, that might be huge. talking about getting rid of his nuclear program. we saw him cross the dmz line talking to the president of south korea. iran affects all of us, it's very scary. the record low unemployment happening in 14 different states around the country, look at border security. our president and what he's doing it in israel, the relationship that he's having with benjamin netanyahu and france. there's so many things that are important that affect all of usy on a daily basis. we have folks on "fox & friends" all the time, sending kids to college, we've seen the president to have those rallies that he is still doing. people are cr

. >> heavenly bodies floated cross the red carpet at the metropolitan museum of art in new york city.theme. rihanna stunned in her papal pearl and gown. katie perry played a post punk angel in a metallic mini dress with massive wings. jared letto channelled jesus in gucci and sarah jessica parker, the met gala queen wore a neapolitan nativity inspired dress. >> those are some outfits. how did she get in the car? >> no question. >> on to the weather. >> it's changing weather. >> you might top the dress in layers. i want to show you a sunset from the east bay hills camera. a few clouds to give us that extra color tonight. it was spectacular. more of the high clouds into tomorrow, but one thing that started to change is in addition to the high clouds as you check out live doppler 7, we have the fog back in along the san mateo coast. tomorrow morning you will be waking up to the fog near the coastline. temperatures in the 50s. a look at the highlights in our tower camera and a beautiful view of fran. breezy and cooler the next two days and warmer thursday and near 90 inland by the end of

elon musk was there with his new girlfriend spotted on the red carpet, george and amal clooney, migos and rihanna i don't know i thought grimes' tesla necklace was a big thing in the business world. brian? >> yeah. that's -- we're watching a video behind you of a -- some kind of a dog? so you're talking about elon musk and this necklace, but i see a dog. i'm trying to see if the dog is wearing a necklace and driving a tesla. why is the dog driving i have a lot of things going on. >> let me answer those questions for you. a local news station in new hampshire is prepared for the dog days of summer weather forecasts last night was interrupted by a canine visitor. he strolled across the set making his live tv debut no word yet on whether the pup improved the forecast accuracy >> it looks like a mix between a border collie and a burmese mountain dog what was it doing inside there >> emotional support dog, leslie >> emotional support companion >> i have an emotional support bat under my desk. you have never seen it >> given the weather we've seen this spring or lack thereof, it may be nece

grace the red carpet in dresses inspired by goddesses, angels and the pope at the met gala but those wild, beautiful and bizarre clothes. but those wild, beautiful and bizarre clothes. nework‘s biggest social event of the year. should all 25—year—olds should receive a £10,000 payment? to help towards the deposit for a house or to help start a business? that‘s the suggestion from the resolution foundation, which has published its big report on inter—generationalfairness today, following a two—year study. they also suggest that pensioners should be taxed more and the money spent on the young and the nhs. in a moment we‘ll talk about the ideas suggested — but first let‘s just run through how the generations are classified. you‘ve probably heard of millenials and baby boomers — the resolution foundation breaks society into groups based on when people were born. those born between 1911 and 1925 are part of the greatest generation, many of whom would have fought in the second world war. the next group is the silent generation —

news. >> standby for your met kayla imitations for next year. i will see you on the red carpet, thank you very much. breaking news across the nation and around the world, results from the first big primaries of the election season, what this means for the pres.'s agenda. with the stroke of a pen the pres. rewrites a huge part of the obama legacy. at henry breaking down the next move on iran. we will hear from a veteran and congressman who has been sounding the alarm about the regime for a long time. mike abpompeo

news. >> getting a lot of attention up there. >>> 4:25 is the time right now. women are talking about more than just the movies on the red carpet at this year's cannes film festival. >> the move -- #metoo movement is taking center stage. fox news correspondent marian pretty has all the details from los angeles. >> reporter: 82 women including actresses some a high lake walked in solidarity and gathered on the stairs as part of a symbolic gesture. >> 82 women representing a number of female directors who have climbed these stairs for the first edition of the candace film festival. in the same period, 1600 male directors have climbed those very same stairs. >> this is the first cannes film festival since the sexual abuse scandals broke. ringing more attention to gender equality in the movie industry. >> the movie industry must be accessible for all. >> reporter: the #metoo movement was born from the scandal that rocked the entertainment industry. what's next for the movement? a panel discussion at the film festival addressed how to give women in the industry a voice. several women from across the globe made impassioned pleas for

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in other selections, a new generation of women are carving out a space for themselves. our red carpeteporter was there, and caught up with two up-and-coming women lawmakers whose work had been selected for the first time. reporter: the first time at the cannes film festival for jamie. her film 17th in the selection. >> it has a lot of prestige. it was great to play at small venues in the u.s., but this is like -- incredible for me. reporter: for her, it is a long way from film school in new york. >> what are they doing here? >> are they here for you? >> i don't think so. not yet. maybe in a few years. reporter: this was shot in san diego on a shoestring budget. the industry is notoriously hard to rake into. >> ♪ do yourself a favor and go away from everyone who loves you now ♪ reporter: you can be a great -- >> you can be a great, talented filmmaker. all will not necessarily believe you until this happens to you. i am grateful i can say my film has premiered here. reporter: others are on that journey. her film involves the complexities of contemporary society. thehe film does challeng

this has been a real treat to be here this week and to honor all the stuff that new york city has rolled out the red carpet charles: treating you good? >> hi i'm from michigan i'll be a sophomore of the united states naval academy and i can just say it's an honor to go there and i'm extremely excited for our newly-commissioned officers to join fleet. charles: are you the one who keeps the piece to make sure everyone doesn't get too rowdy this weekend? >> that's correct i'll do my best. charles: where are you from? >> buffalo, new york. charles: you sir? >> i'm from louisiana sir, been there 13 years now. charles: 13 years? >> yes, sir. charles: is this your first fleet week in new york? >> yes, sir. charles: so you heard about it? >> never been apart of it until now. charles: are you excited? >> very excited. charles: young lady? >> i'm from new york i've been in the navy for about five years and stationed out in virginia beach. charles: i want to say to every one of you we're so proud of you thank you very much and for me personally it's an honor to have you on the show i hope you have a great weekend. se

news. shannon. >> shannon: standing by for your met gala invitations next year? we will see what the theme is. >> laura: i can't wait. we will go together. >> shannon: i will see you on the red carpet, thank you very much. breaking news across the nation and around the world tonight. results are coming in from the first big primaries of the election season. who are the winners and what does it mean for the president's agenda? plus, with the stroke of a pen the president rewrites a huge part of the obama legacy. ed henry is breaking down the next move on iran and we will hear from a veteran and congressman who has been sounding the alarm about the regime for a long time. plus secretary of state mike pompeo touches down in pyongyang. he is there to meet once again with north korean leader kim jong un. we have a live report and we are getting new information on the fate of the three americans who have been detained there. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. this is a huge news night. we will get to iran in a moment but first we are going to begin with the results of tonight's primary races with big midterm impact. three of the states had major rep

news. shannon. >> shannon: standing by for your met gala invitations next year? we will see what the theme is. >> laura: i can't wait. we will go together. >> shannon: i will see you on the red carpet, thank you very much. breaking news across the nation and around the world tonight. results are coming in from the first big primaries of the election season. who are the winners and what does it mean for the president's agenda? plus, with the stroke of a pen the president rewrites a huge part of the obama legacy. ed henry is breaking down the next move on iran and we will hear from a veteran and congressman who has been sounding the alarm about the regime for a long time. plus secretary of state mike pompeo touches down in pyongyang. he is there to meet once again with north korean leader kim jong un. we have

>>> in the wake of the deadly school shootings netflix canceled last night's red carpet premier of 13 reasons why. the newepisodes which were released for streaming include a story line about a failed school shooting plot. >>> less than 30-miles from san jose an explosion and fire at a texas left two dozen people hurt. officials at the plant said a valve malfunction was likely to blame. nearly 22 people were injured. >>> spectacular new video show molten rock shooting and spraying from volcanic fissures. you can see the lava flowing, surrounding and burning that doe. o nsmezehovef the last two weeks. kpix5's andrea nocano takes a closer look at the damage. >>> homeowners in leilani estates are seeing fissures spitting volcanic rock. >> you can't put words to it. oh my goodness. yes. that's one of the bigger ones. >> awesome, yes. >> reporter: this country side of the big island was a place many considered to be paradise but now. >> just like a war zone. it's literally i mean. you know, the video even with an audio aspect can't catch the vibration, the feeling, the ground and the windows shaked and it just

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(terisa estacio reporting) sources tell kron four news that when officers first went into the home their shoes stepped onto urine soaked carpet feces animal and human were smeared on the floors, and the smells beyond horrendous. court documents obtained by kron four news further state quote "when officers arrived, they entered the defendant's home to find 9 children ranging in age from 6 months to 11 years old huddled on the living room floor." "as officers were in the home they found the home to be in deplorable condition. there were clothes, garbage and, feces scattered everywhere." "the children appeared to be skittish and spoke with speech impediments." this was march 31st. the police initially at the home because ina rogers had called because a 12 year old boy was missing. he was later found sleeping in a neighbors yard. as for the children inside the home child protective services were immediately called and all of them were removed and placed with a relative, the children's maternal grandmother. as the investigation unfolded, authorities say child abuse specialist were called in to talk with the children and according

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brass bands red carpets and a guard of honor in china at least the old rules of diplomacy still apply. good news for anglo american who amid carbon global headwinds is looking eastward for a friendly face. from the iran nuclear deal to fending off u.s. trade tariffs belin and beijing find themselves side by side. we are of the view that we should be getting an unlimited exemption from these tariffs we are in discussions with the american government as the chinese government also is. and we work together well in the area of steel within the framework of the g twenty steel forum and could really solve some of the problems. well we we agreed to maintain multilateralism and rules of free trade. so we agreed to promote trade liberalization and investment opportunities to the. chinese door is open to you for help and will be open even wider better for. the reception here is a far cry from merkel's report with another ally. her encounters with president trump marked by all her body language and misunderstandings. perhaps no surprise then that merkel's foreign minister had little to show for his visit t

new york city. the extraordinary gifts we saw on the red carpet. the gala is a fundraising benefit for the metropolitan museum of art welcomes celebrities from film, sports, music. there skating pair he in her angel wings. there was madonna on the left and nicki minaj on the right. sarah jessica parker. the connection between flash and in the roman catholic church. many attendees reflected that they with their outfits. >>> the winners of the james beard award have been announced. chefs and restaurants came away with some of the highest honors in the restaurant community. san francisco's won the award for outstanding baker. best chef award winner and then the winner for design. it's an old favorite. the roast chicken is number one on the menu there. thank you so much for joining us today. our news continues now. we will see you right back here for the -- the 4 on 2 . dr. oz: the mysterious death of stay-at-home mom kat west. >> we have to start with that double life. dr. oz: how'd she end up dead in her own driveway? plus -- >> i've been kidnapped a

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days ago, netflix canceled the red carpet premiere of the show because the new season includes a storyline about a student planning to shoot people at a school dance. >>> the new york police department has opened a criminal investigation into sexual assault claims against subletting -- celebrity chef mario batali. it was after a bombshell interview with the former waitress on 60 minutes sunday night where she claimed she was drugged and sexually assaulted by him. >> i woke up by myself on the floor. the first thing i thought was, i have been drugged. that was the first thing i thought. i have been assaulted. >> in a statement, the celebrity chef says quote, i vehemently deny any allegations of sexual assault. my past behaviors have been deeply inappropriate and i am sincerely remorseful for my actions. >>> let's get you out the door. is everybody behaving on the roadways? is sal behaving? >> you were supposed to get your coffee earlier. >> i am just right over here. i am right over here, one day i'm going to do a behind-the- scenes tour as to what is going on over here. >> you are consulti

(terisa estacio reporting) sources tell kron four news that when officers first went into the home their shoes stepped onto urine soaked carpet feces animal and human were smeared on the floors, and the smells beyond horrendous. court documents obtained by kron four news further state quote "when officers arrived, they entered the defendant's home to find 9 children ranging in age from 6 months to 11 years old huddled on the living room floor." "as officers were in the home they found the home to be in deplorable condition. there were clothes, garbage and, feces scattered everywhere." "the children appeared to be skittish and spoke with speech impediments." this was march 31st. the police initially at the home because ina rogers had called because a 12 year old boy was missing. he was later found sleeping in a neighbors yard. as for the children inside the home child protective services were immediately called and all of them were removed and placed with a relative, the children's maternal grandmother. as the investigation unfolded, authorities say child abuse specialist were called in to talk with the children and according

carpet last night, including chewbacca. their of "ke you see game of thrones" fame, playing a new role.miered two weeks before it opens in the united states. the top prize on door -- tom d'or -- top prize palme is it still up for grabs. the film is loosely based on a short story, involving a mystery and a pet cat. the second film of the evening is called "dog man," the story of a suburban dog groomer who gets in over his head with a local thug. "gomorrah" won the one thatize, and again prize in 2012 for the film "reality." if you have the stamina for more cinema, there's a special of aght screening documentary about a woman who sold more than 200 million albums and was a pioneer in pop music. that is whitney houston. director kevin mcdonald has close of access to her family and associates to put together this beautifully edited and emotionally affecting portrait of the singer, who died in 212. -- in 2012. the film underscores the cultural significance of whitney houston. here's a clip. >> whoo! thee clock strikes upon hour and the sun begins to fade i've been all right up till now it's

saw some of the faces at the met ball but now new details on who will be at the royal wedding including the clooneys at the met gala. lara was on the red carpetg up. >> a lot coming up. >>> we begin with the breaking news. the stunning resignation of new york's attorney general eric schneiderman after those explosive abuse allegations, four women coming forward to accusing him of physically assaulting them in a blockbuster "new yorker" report and linsey davis has the latest. >> reporter: good morning. eric schneiderman's accusers say as his voice grew louder in the me too movement their angst only grew. culminating with this bombshell report in "new yorker" magazine. according to the magazine four women came forward claiming they were physically attacked by schneiderman on multiple occasions. two of the women spoke out on the record saying schneiderman hit them, often after drinking, frequently in bed and never with their consent. both women say he threatened to kill them if they broke up with him. one of the women said he just slapped me open-handed and with great force across the face. months later she said she had to seek medical treatment

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carpet? >> on her very first night in new york, that same friend encouraged mccarthy to try standup comedy.went by miss y, a play on missy as she's known back home. you just walked up there cold, told stories, and how did it go? >> told stories. it went okay. i didn't know when they flashed the light from the back that that means get off. as you walk on, they're flashing the light. we already dislike you. right when the light happened the first time was at the exact same time that people laughed. and then i saw this flashing light in back, and i was like -- they're encouraging me. i literally thought it was their idea of like -- silent applause. and then the light kept flashing, and i was like -- i just kept talking. >> mccarthy's standup career got better from there. and she helped to make ends meet by acting in dramatic plays, as she says, way off broadway. >> i think doing so many plays where you're like, i hope we break even. >> right. >> i have to return the chairs. i remember trying to get folding chairs into a tax cab, and i was worried i can't pay for the taxi, but i can't carry the

harvey weinstein, once a fixture on the red carpet, it seems his dramatic fall from grace is about to enter a newhapter. the man who racked up oscars for films such as shakespeare in love is today expected to turn himself into detectives and face charges of sexual assault. among his accusers is lucy evans, formerly an aspiring actress who claims the movie mogul abused her at his office in new york. she and a string of hollywood a—listers, gwyneth paltrow and angelina jolie among them, were part of a chorus of accusations that gave rise to the #metoo movement, it led to powerful and predatory men in a number of fields being held to account, the latest being morgan freeman, who has now issued a public apology following allegations of inappropriate behaviour onset. the italian actress asean gendt oh, who last weekend repeated claims that harvey weinstein raped her, heralded the news that he now planned to turn himself in with a single word on twitter. bomm! . as well as new york, harvey weinstein all is also the subject of sexual enquiry enquiries in london and los angeles. he has previously denied

celebrities have been causing a stir on the red carpet of the met gala in new york.able pressures for public spending to go up on health ca re public spending to go up on health care and social care, it is reasonable to expect the baby boomers... 0ur boomers... our apologies, clearly. we were not supposed to play that clip after the piece about the met gala where the stars were letting their imaginations run riot. holly has the sports now. good morning. mark williams has become the oldest world snooker champion for 40 years, after beating john higgins 18—16 in a thrilling final at the crucible. the welshman had thought about quitting the game, and didn't even qualify for last year's championship — but now has a third world title at the age of 43, 15 years after his last one. now, he had pledged to carry out his press conference naked if he won... and he's a man of his word, mark williams — so he addressed journalists wearing nothing but a sponsor's towel. he may have regretted that decision. thankfully he did put this clothes back on and told us afterwards he's alrea

prisoners to have them come down a red carpeted stairway to really kind of try and show the nation how proud they are of having secured their release through the new secretary of state might pump aoe during his surprise trip to pyongyang so it looks like a goodwill gesture from north korea and trump is very much making sure that he's receiving credit at home for the fact that he is really secure this release it should also be noted however that this is not uncommon we've had north korea released prisoners before particularly when a high ranking american official goes in person to north korea to try and petition for their release we have seen in the past the regime do this ok you know how did these three men one dog in the north korean jail well these are three korean americans they've spent all more than a year in north korean prison some doing hard labor and they have just been they would have been accused of anti-state activities by north korea which is widely seen as politically motivated charges now of course they seem to be benefiting from the somewhat warming ties between the u.s. and north korea and the fact that they were able to arrive al