even led briefly thanks to the leading trios pit stop but the plan only worked for so long as nick clegg's tires degraded he was easily reeled in by the race favorites eventually dropping back to fifth place that left the white cliff a potus to complete a comfortable victory already his second in four races of the new season. i could not do any mistakes but honestly everything was under control so i'm happy to to see the track if i can get this right this first question the victory puts boxer some eighty seven points in the driver's championship just one clear of hamilton they're already way ahead of sebastian vettel and the rest of the competition. the superhero film entitled avengers endgame has shattered the record for biggest opening weekend with one point two billion dollars in global ticket sales the movie surpassed analysts expectations setting records in the united. china brazil and france as well as in three dozen other markets the three hour actions spectacle features popular comic book characters such as iron man the hulk and thor in a battle against super villain. and a reminde

lies at the door of a stereotypic it's absolutely lies at the door of nick clegg and david cameron. kicked off by the labor party obviously way was the acceleration of austerity the way that the costs of the cuts of absolutely fell on the poorest people and then at the same time we've got these big organizations and companies moving in sort of vulture like into those communities and i'll name some of the mamas. sports direct boohoo we all know them and this is historically not since there's napoleonic wars that we see in this going to wage stagnation is the figures but ok if these many millions of children don't make the news quite as big as the processes in westminster this did make something of it i don't know whether it was in yeah well in full to our cancer causing come. course and all the toxins found on balconies and inside of place i mean this. blaze in britain i mean it's not surprising really i mean anyone that comports who went to together would say that if the heat that came out of this building and the plastics that were involved in and of the materials that were involve

tested them again on friday particularly nick clegg much of it right the twenty two point games that are going to be so olando kept pace with toronto thanks to the kind of shooting that backstop their franchise name was she said thank god thank you terrence ross making sure the magic trailed by just three going into halftime. but drawn to start to show glimpses of the form but got them the second seed in the eastern conference to try to be opened up an eleven point lead by the end of the third quarter stepping up here again for orlando did manage to close the gap but toronto hung on. a game high thirty points or possibility a calm guiding them to a ninety two ninety three when thanks this victory giving the raptors a two one series lead but they know they need to step it up if they want to be serious championship contenders surveiled malik al-jazeera. for the first time in n.h.l. history both number one seeds in each conference to have been eliminated in the first round off the playoffs in colorado avalanche i have not thought western conference top seeds had it only claims to win th

hiring of whatever the organization was, bringing in politicians to represent the company's pr, nick cleggew others. so you are looking at a company that increasingly understands that its battle is going to be legislative. it will be fought in washington. i think it is preparing for that. i don't think this company improves in any particular manner. the people they are hiring now, they are here to defend its actions, not improve its actions. emily: what about users? om: users have never been part of it. facebook's world is all about facebook. all the stories in the last few weeks tell you again and again and again that facebook has only one incentive, to look out for facebook user. users are just pawns. emily: you deleted your facebook, but still use instagram. om: once or twice a month. emily: do you think instagram or whatsapp can be the hope for facebook, the future? om: i see what is happening at instagram, and they are becoming more facebook-like, so it is only a matter of time before i delete that account. emily: all right. om, if you could predict where facebook is next year, what d

replacing someone named karen maroony, who's a long-time facebook executive and karen works with nick cleggt replacing clegg but adding to his team of executives and very interesting here, wilf, that they're not picking another executive from another silicon valley startup they're going with someone with a lot of experience. and some people a lot of experience dealing with a very big tech name bill gates, who we've discussed as being an ooild of mark zuckerberg's >> kevin, i want to get your reaction to this is this too little too late? >> i don't think so. the fact there's been so much media scrutiny on facebook a name i own, i just look at this 2019 the next six months of how much my companies are spending on facebook it's up 20% over last year. so while we sit around worrying about all this stuff, advertisers are still getting the best bang for their buck on this plactform that allows to yu geo lock pricing it's a phenomenal way to advertise. i think we've gone crazy worrying about the future of social media meatball, it's what's really working. i own the stock. the stock has been a fant

>> i'm the worst political adviser -- i worked for nick clegg. >> but one of top advisers. >> why do you think i'm here. it's crazy to pretend otherwise. so you can have a different conversation. i think there's something resonant about this. i would, however like to suggest a century ago we had a movement toward high school education. we knew we needed it. we have k-12, with you know knew k-14. i think you can make a case for that being the public good along the lines as dr. morgan suggested, and might be a building block it gets you part of the way. it allows the first two years of college free and then you can transfer, and if more upper middle-class students do that, maybe it would be worth it, to extend pell eligibility and more boring stuff that nobody cares about. >> my advice would be to start somewhere and know this is a iterative he process, so wherever we could get the books -- i would say there's more urgency in this topic than most people think, and we're starting to see in tennessee and others stasis there's -- we have a lot of companies that have just pretty much taken

i remember interviewing nick clegg when the coalition was running.ne something he was very proud of, part of their triple lock, to try and eradicate this. what happened? universal free school meals is a great officer and something we recognise as a positive, but not all children take those up. there is still a cost to schools with that universal free school meals. what we need to do is educate children around food, support children, empower families, work together, collaborate. when you bring together people through food you can experience some amazing outcomes. rather thanjudging people, experience some amazing outcomes. rather than judging people, which can happen from time to time, we need to find a supportive and engaging way. there are some great projects around the country. businesses do some great work. towards the end of the month there was going to be the release of the children pass my future food enquiry, which has listened to children. it has given children a voice. that is something that is really important and we need to do more, we nee