-are you norton? -norton: i am norton. -lemonis: nice to meet you, sir. -norton: nice to meet you.onis: what a great place. -norton: thank you. -lynn: thank you. lemonis: there's some people in here. lynn: yeah! isn't this great? lemonis: and so, i noticed that on the sign, that you're only open -- lynn: thursday, friday, and saturdays. lemonis: how many seats in the entire place? lynn: about 200. lemonis: and is there ever a time where it's jam-packed, out the door, down the street? norton: actually, we have pictures of it at about halfway in the parking lot. that is not real unusual. we can feed as many as 500 people in a night. lemonis: do you guys ever run out of seats in the dining area and then have to turn customers away? norton: yeah. lemonis: how many acres is the whole complex? norton: on this side of the road, we got about 30 acres. lemonis: okay. so, there's more expansion land. norton: as long as we keep getting business, we can keep adding on. lemonis: how much is lunch? -norton: $8.95. -lemonis: and dinner? norton: $12.70 for an adult. lynn: plus tax. lemonis: all yo

-norton: yep.e just have this place book two nights a week, at an average of 100 people per night, at an average of $20 per person, that's $200,000 of revenue a year, just out of this room. you generate $200,000 -of gross profit. -lynne: right. lemonis: for a $200,000 room, is that -- i mean, where else -- where else -- can we do more of them? i'll do 10 of them. i wasn't thrilled that they didn't contact me about the merchandise in the store, but the banquet room turned out great. and i know we're on track to make really good money here. we're gonna open up the doors in about a half-hour, guys. we're gonna rearrange the entire store. tonight is the grand opening of the general store, but there's a long line of people waiting, and there is still a ton to do. norton, can you go around and find any shuler's branded stuff? from the time you walk in to the time you go to that front door, it's everything shuler's. -shuler? -shuler: yes, sir? lemonis: grab each one of these pigs and move them around the

norton noticed right away? the original m.e.s the first time we heard coup contrecoup. when you have an injury to the skull on the right side it's common for it to bleed into the left side. >> reporter: what's more, said the defense, leslie had a history of vertigo. jenna wrote that in her statement to police. it was detailed on leslie's autopsy report. her sister also testified that leslie had suffered increased dizzy spells in 2012. and while the housekeeper told the jury that the bed looked suspiciously made the day of leslie's death -- leslie's sister had an explanation for that too. >> she said that she used to change the sheets with her sister. and jenna said that she changed the sheets with her mother. so you had a lot of family members that said that they've done that before. >> reporter: the defense made a big point of the fact that the entire neulander family stood behind bob. and that included daughter jenna, then 25, who took the stand in her father's defense, on the very last day of testimony. >> what is she gonna s

james norton good to see you. see you next time >> >> watch yourself >> wait a minute, we're not going to let you go with that. take him off of here. get him out. >> cut his mic, get him out. there we go. >> all right. >> he dropped that on our air. >> is he from boston? this is washington. >> he is. >> not going to let you backing james for that one. >>> the other big debate. healthcare, the gop still struggling to come up with enough yes votes, today, they got two gop lawmakers to flip from those no to yes votes after a special visit to the white house >> we mentioned congressman fred upton. they change after working out a deal with president trump of the preexisting conditions. it would provide 8 billion dollars over five years, now, of course, they polled people. half of voters don't want states to opt out, 52% of democrats and 48% of republicans agree, maybe rare >> the ceo joins us thanks so much for joining us. american people seem to be concerned about this preexisting condition. where will this lead all o

congresswoman eleanor holmes norton wants any turkish official who committed encouraged or facilitatedbeatings to be banned from reentering the u.s. the congresswoma letter to secretary of state rex tillerson. she requested a response within 30 days. 11 people were hurt during that altercation including a police officer. >> ♪ >> former fox news ceo and chairman roger ailes was found dead this morning at 77. >> this is a fox news alert. roger ailes one of the founders of the fox news channel has died. they have published a statement from his wife elizabeth. >> she says i am profoundly sad and heartbroken to report that my husband roger ailes passed away this morning. roger was a loving husband to me to his son zachary and to -- and a good friend to many. >> profoundly grateful to live in a country that gave him so much opportunity to work hard to rise ton give back. during a career that stretched over more than five decades his work in entertainment in politics in news affect add the so even -- >> ailes leaves be behind controversial legacy. he began his career in television in the earl

eleanor holmes norton going so far to call it a civil rights issue and urging studies on racial studiesinciding with a major cannabis convention, it's the marijuana business and conference >> we gathered 3500 of the top attenders, everybody here, are here to network, to understand the products and services. the latest practices and trends in the industry so they can try their best way forward for their own businesses >> we make led pro lights been in the industry seven year, it's exciting to see it spread across the nation and keeps growing each year >> business is great. we've been around since 2014. we have clients in washington, oregon, colorado and now arizona as well. >> the economic impact that that dollar makes in the economy >> all of that is happening here throughout the cannabis industry. >> it's been given bad name for so many years >> normalizing the laws around cannabis and creating the infrastructure to bring it into up out of the basement and into the light. this is truly one of the most vibrant and exciting industries out there. . >> many advocates wer capitol hill today

karen bennett & holly norton, who took gold in belgrade earlier this month, had to settle for bronzeoff to a good start and so will be a little disapointed to finished third, behind denmark and romania. 2012 olympic gold medallist katherine copeland also won bronze with her partner emily craig in the lightweight womens double sculls and there was another bronze for great britain in the womens quadruple sculls. ben ainslie's great britain team are joint leaders after the first day of their america's cup qualification campaign in bermuda. despite mixed results in practice, they won their opening race against sweden, but in their second race were penalised for this crash against japan. it's still enough to see them equal with usa in the standings. no one was looking for a collision there. sometimes it happens. again i thought we did a greatjob to get round the course considering the damage we had. we were hanging in there, most of the race despite that. yeah. today bodes well for the team and we have got to go and fix the damage. 0ur shore team are the best in the game, and they'll do e

. >> developing now, eleanor holmes norton is demanding that official with the us national ash reet em apologize to a group of first grade students. the students from a charter school from the district were on a field trip last week. during that visit a staff member reportedly yelled at a student who was playing near some picnic tables and that staff member called an officer to pond. students, parents and staffer say they felt unwelcomed. the school issued a statement that says in part, our primary focus is to keep our students safe and focused on yoifl learning both i'm side and outside the classroom. we appreciate the public support for our students regarding the situation last week at the ash reet em. we value our relationships with partners and working forward to reach a solution so that all students are made to feel welcome. >> coming up next at ten, a local school system saving big bucks. the changes they made to aging buildings that saved \million\mills of dollars. a the weather heats h up so does the risk of mosquito-borne viruses like zika. what they're saying about the reliab

>>> right now norton neighbors are looking for answers after an early morning fire. why they have questions about how it started and the strange timing of the fire. >>> we have several new developments coming out of the white house. with president trump's information on the tax return and a warning to the former fbi director. >>> we are talking about a rainy set up as we go into your weekend. clouds around right now. rain on the way for tonight and tomorrow. i'll show you the entire weekend forecast, coming up. >>> announcer: news 4 midday starts now. >> good morning. i'm melissa mollet. >> thanks for joining us on this we are following a developing story in virginia where crews have been working to put out a fire at a townhouse in norton. justin is live at the scene and has been talking with fire officials. we have been spending the morning talking with neighbors. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. fairfax rescue out here close to 2:00 this morning, waking neighbors out of bed. moments before that center caught fire, the man who lived there was seen packing up

some options included eleanor holmes norton.. chuck brown.. and former president obama.l be hearing a new voice for a least one n-f-l football game this year. for the first time in 30 years - a woman will be doing play by play for a monday night game on espn in september. beth mowins will be joined in the booth by former n-f-l coach rex ryan. they'll call the september 11th match up between the l-a chargres and the denver broncos. new this morning, we're learning this memorial day -- americans will be hitting the road more than ever. gearing up for the biggest memorial day travel since 2005. they have forecasted over 39-million americans planning to travel over fifty miles to spend the 3 day holiday weekend. this is one million more than last year. of that thirty-nine, thirty-four million americans are expected to drive. that's despite higher gas prices then year's before. triple-a reports to most popular u-s destinations for this holiday --- orlando, las vegas and new york. time now for weather - code orange air quality - record highs possible today - best chance of sto

host: myra is in norton, massachusetts, a democrat. caller: good morning.hank you for taking my call. i also am a cancer survivor. i think it is ludicrous for someone to call in and say that i developed cancer because of my lifestyle. my cancer was environmental because i grew up on long island , and the largest incident of breast cancer in the country is in long island because they used it spray pesticide when we were children. no history of it in my family. justther color who chose said god has chosen him to die of skin cancer, let me advise him that i have friends who have died of skin cancer and it is a horrible death. i am sorry that he has skin cancer, but i wish he would make a wise choice to go be treated. host: for folks with pre-existing conditions, this question we are asking. should they be charged more for the coverage? not, becauseutely babies could get cancer, young adults could get cancer and all kinds of mental health illnesses like bipolar. it is hereditary. i think it is ridiculous that people with pre-existing conditions -- because it ca

>> reporter: life in the cockpit is a connection between mike murphy and sky force 10 pilot phil norton>> i can't comprehend what happened. >> reporter: neither can this photographer and friend dan kent. >> biggest fear. it's someone you know. >> reporter: mike murphy was 37 leaves behind a wife and a 2-year-old. he has another child on the way. >> just pray for murph's family and his wife and his kids, and i know they do have a big support group. >> reporter: mike had flown for years. been in the sky more than a decade covering news in sky force 10. >> almost can't believe he's gone. >> reporter: and saving lives with penn star. he learned to fly near his home in new jersey. yesterday he was training to fly in bad weather. he was the only one killed. no one else was onboard. the investigation now turns to why mike murphy crashed and whether he crashed here to avoid hurting anyone else. >> the shock. disbelief. can't believe it happened. >> and having flown with mike i can tell you, he was meticulous. a guy that would go through his checklist no matter how many times he had flown the ai

half mile in norton. a third of a mile in manassas. zero in wharton. there are pockets of light pock between now and 7:00 or 8:00. temperatures will jump from the low to mid-60s now up into the lower 70s and low 80s. there's another chance of a thunderstorm coming in later today. it's about 30%. it's raining out here towards paw paw and hancock, maryland. those showers will be coming through hague geerstown and frederick. there will be a chance for a few thunder showers later today. a little weather front sliding in our direction. much like yesterday, higher the farther north we go. again, we do have a chance of a strong thunderstorm. we'll keep you posted on that. on our nbc washington app we can track the afternoon showers. dry weather for two days in a row, unbelievable. that's not the weekend. both saturday and sunday. especially sunday, rain chances may be interrupting some of your outdoor plans. sheena will take a look at hour by hour but right now to melissa. >> good morning, northbound glebe at 123 have lanes blocked because of a downed tree. i

scott bolden and james norton a security expert and president and founder of play action strategies.entlemen thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> scott i want to start with you. do you think this was a good move for the justice department to bring in the special counsel to this independently. >> absolutely. once rod rosenstein became a a remember, he was head of the investigation and then there was the firing of comey and then the president's tweets and what's come out from comey's memo and notes he became a witness and other leaders in the doj became a witness and so you either had to have an independent counsel which would have gone to a panel or a special counsel on the under regs. he shows a special counsel. it makes sense. politically on the hill it allows the republicans to walk away from having to go against their president at least for now. >> uh-huh. so, what do we think is the next step james maybe you can chime in here for the special counsel? what is sort of the process now? what's the length of time that we think thk expect? >> well, i mean, i think that, y

claimed self-defense, that scott had grabbed his taser, but in a hushed federal courtroom judge david norton asked him, "do you understand why you're here today, sir?" slager: i'm here to change my plea to guilty. as part of the plea deal, federal prosecutors agreed to drop two other charges and state prosecutors agreed not to retry slager for murder. his first trial ended in a hung jury. judy scott, walter scott's mother, relished hearing slager admit he was wrong. >> and i love my son. i miss him. i miss him dearly. and i thank god for justice. he faces up to life behind bars. his sentencing date has not been schedule. what sentence would you like to see? >> life in prison. >> reporter: anthony scott is walter scott's older brother. do you forgive? >> not yet. the admission of him being guilty and that he did the crime helps in my healing process. have i forgiven yet? i'm working on it. >> reporter: in statement, slager's lawyer said he hoped this plea would help the scott family as they continue to grieve. slager could appeal whatever sentence he gets, scott, but he cannot change his guil

on the line is the bbc‘s philip norton, currently in rome.ll appear on screen. tell us the situation where you are. pictures will appear on screen. tell us the situation where you arem is quite calm here. people are waiting around for news. the flight was due to have left 1.5 hours ago and there was a small announcement which couldn't really be heard some people are getting information by going to the desk and it was only then that we found that there was an it problem. flight was delayed 45 minutes and i asked if it was realistic and the lady on the desk and they said no and trucked shoulders and i asked if there was any idea as to when the flight may ta ke any idea as to when the flight may take off and she said to be honest she did not know but they are working on it as quickly as they can. there is a 767 on the tarmac but there is no activity going on around it. i guess it is loaded and fuelled and ready to go but all flights like this are grounded around the world. she told me if i had an onward connection that they would all still be po

swansea deserve this, llorente with the first goal, norton with the second. abysmal and swansea did what they had to. you cannot say enough about the job paul clement has done. when he took over they we re has done. when he took over they were two points behind sunderland. we did a great effort in here today and we will watch the game tomorrow and see what happens. but the season is not finished, absolutely not. there could still be twists and turns. we did a good job today. we've got a good cushion going into the final week. but we have to be mindful they could get a result. we have to be ready and prepared to finish the job next week. so at bottom of the table, crystal palace playing at home tomorrow against hull. one of the biggest games of the season. imagine hull win, they will be a point behind. and to reiterate if they lose, even if they draw, i think there are definitely down, seven golf swing on the final day. massive game tomorrow at selhurst park. two sites you might have been favourites before the season when started to go down. looked as if sam v

karen bennett & holly norton have already raced — they got off to a good start in the women's pair, butger arsene wenger says we'll know more on his future next week, after guiding the gunners to a record seventh fa cup trophy at wembley. it was a dominant performance worthy of silverware against the premier league champions chelsea. aaron ramsay scored the winning goal late on as arsenal celebrated an historic 13th fa cup victory. but after much speculation on his future, wenger insists it will all become clear on thursday. what now? will you be at this club next season? i have always been clear on that. we have a board meeting on tuesday and i think wednesday. wednesday, thursday, we will be clear. g1 to be here next season? i have always been clear on that. let me enjoy the night. celtic have became the first scottish side to complete an unbeaten domestic treble, after edging past aberdeen in the scottish cup final yesterday, adding to the scottish premiership and league cup titles they've already wrapped up. they left it late to beat aberdeen... the game looked to be heading for ext

daniel norton. england get him an nfl contract.s the jets. >> oh, my gosh. >> gets better reverses field has angle on this guy oh, no leaves him in. >> you deposit speed this up. >> that's his actual speed he timed himself against usain bolt runs quiinger 20 meter sprint than usain bolt. give this many contract. redskins if you're watching i like that he's smiling the whole way. >> number one. thanks to ria mar tib on twitter we go to high school playoffs in miss my and abby bise through the wall with the knee brace. >> look how excited she is. >> yes. >> takes the whole thing out. it's amazing catch. she holds on. here's the thing. whoever these umpires are must hate great nraiz baseball because they call the home r run. >> what why because she went out. >> she went out. it's so dumb. >> sounds like marky gardener >> the person that hates good plays. >> what happened to the ho horse. >> oh, yeah that deposit make the cut. the horse won the bike race. it was bike race in ireland. if was a tease. >> it was a stick, trickery. >> you

delegate eleanor holmes norton will be grilling them, pushing for better passenger protection standards across the industry. advocates of the purple line are proposing a news conference today. demanding a legal decision and federal funds for the stalled project. several activist groups will also join them. that news conference begins at 8:30 this morning in front of the silver spring library area larry: larry:welcome to maxx you. you are whimsical, vibrant, statement making. we see what makes you unique. so we have something for everyone, at a price that's just right for you. maxx you. maxx life. t.j.maxx veronica: on this tuesday it is a breezy and comfortable morning, more so than yesterday at same time area temperatures in the 60's across the area, one of the coolest spots in i am still, -- ims bill, maryland. the wind, 62 miles per the now. gusty this afternoon as we get more sunshine coming your way. 76 is your high temperature at 3:00. lunchtime, less humid, a very comfortable day for today. overnight, mostly clear. of the west, notice how light it is during the overnight . temper

like the big red chair on graham norton. do you have strong political leanings in any direction?there is so much happening in the world. i have a 15—year—old and i am much more politically attuned, especially about things like climate change, nhs, education, particularly, so there are issues. brexit seems to be slumping a bit. you do like a dimpled seat. i hope i am not fixated on bottoms. you were the one who consulted doctor freud. what freud would say about this i don't know. nice. apart from her instagram feed, cornelia parker says she is still considering what other works she might produce. she does not want to be pigeonholed. diane abbott, she is number one. i should stress this is the artist's own idea. why did that appealed to you? i saw a gap under her heel and thought, what could go in that gap? political artist trodden on by former pm. stephen smith with cornelia parker. just time for one newspaper, the financial times. eu raises uk brexit build to 100 billion euros. previously it had been 60 billion. that's it for tonight. we leave you with colinjackson breaking the 6

. >> eleanor holmes norton is asking for apology to first grade students. students from two nrivrz d.c. were on a field trip when a staff member yelled at a student who was playing in the grass near picnic stable. they called armed security officers to rebond. arboretum staff made them feel unwelcome. >> caps fans comes down to caps and penguins final face-off here in d.c. tonight. series tied 3- must-see show down happens at the verizon center and puck drops at 7:30. morning long to watch crunch time coverage of the game. it begins with tucker barnes. he'll be at the caps facility beginning 6 this morning. whole lot of fun. yoga, cap mascot slap shot will thereby and fans hopefully we'll catch up with a few players when they come in for morning skate around. i brought this up just for y you. >> good i've been missing the bell because every time you rung it they lost. >> that's not true. that's not true. that is not true. >> mike. >> uh-huh. >> oh, mike. >> it will be a good game. game 7 doesn't get any better than this the. >> good on with black tie i'll r

no, in the end, it turns out we were all edward norton the whole time. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen really? there were, like, a ton of clues everywhere. >> stephen: the second time you watch it, o hey, "brad to the bone"? >> yeah, "we ain't leavin' 'til we're stephen"? >> stephen: is it possible to describe infinity? >> yes. yes, it is. it's one less than the number of "ocean's" sequels we're going to make. hey, stevie-colbeazy? >> stephen: yes, brad-amir pitt-in? ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ). >> i like that one. >> stephen: you're sweet! >> thanks. you, too. >> hey, if you could travel, i mean time travel, would you go to the past or to the future? >> stephen: i'd go to the future. >> cool. like 1,000 years to see what sort of new technologies are invented to solve the world's problems? >> stephen: no, i just want to go to next friday so i can watch your new movie "war machine" on netflix. >> oh! thato that's so nice. i'd definitely want to go the past. >> stephen: oh, right, so you could kill hitler? >> no, i already did that in a movie. i'd just go back about five minutes

it's cooler in some areas. 60 in manassas. 63 in the district, norton, 59 degrees. tomorrow morning, though, we're going to be right around 50 for a morning low temperature. a little cooler tomorrow morning, too. if you're exercising today. by 7:00 a.m., 29 degrees. lunchtime, mid-60s. later this afternoon, upper 60s. nice and dry on the radar we have rain way back off to the west. this is our friday rain. it's going to be pretty heavy in some areas when it gets here. future weather showing us dry, tomorrow, too. late at night, that rain starts to approach. morning commute friday. expect some heavy rain around. it could be lasting through midday, possibly into the afternoon. and then clearing up as we go into friday evening. some of those showers could linger into your saturday, but the weekend looks cooler. look at 60s. more with the forecast coming up. let's check the roads with melissa mollet. good morning. >>> 270 southbound at shady drove road. still of a report of a crash in the main lane. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, you can see running just fine

think world war ii still affects only the actual combat veterans, you meet someone like jeanette norton♪ when jeanette's boyfriend was drafted into the arm in 1944, they decided to marry before he shipped out. they had four months together as man and wife. then before camille left, they found out jeanette was expecting. their son was born when he was training to be a paratrooper. >> he said i am on my way overseas and we are not getting a chance to come home. tears welled up in my eyes and i said you won't get to see our boy. he said i wish i could be there with you and he called him bobby. i wish i could be with you and boby and hold him and just be there with you. when bob was about 17 months old, a rap came at the door and it was the western union man. when i opened it up, i thought it was going to say wounded or missing, but when it said we regret to inform you your husband was killed in action, oh, boy. it seemed like the world just fell down. >> in time, jeanette learned what happened on camille's last day. he and his men had been trying to hold a bridge against german tanks. >> t

eleanor holmes norton. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for two minutes. ms. noton: you haven't heard any discussion of abuse of official time because there's no rod of abuse of owe -- there's no record of abuse of official time. my colleagues want to get rid of official time as they wanted to for decades. little background -- federal employees have no right to strike like as in the private sector so in return, though, the time-honored right to organize and represent employees in their owe filibuster capacity in matters relating to -- official capacity in matters relating to the workplace has taken place under republicans and democrats alike. remember, there's also no requirement to join a union in the first place. yet, unions must represent all workers regardless of their membership or not. the bill on the house floor, 1293, h.r. 1293, is unnecessary. official time reports already -- already dy are are required. this is a redundant bill. if my friend said this isn't done timely he can do it administratively in this bill. the reason he doesn't do it in this bi

norton: how you doing? good to see you.emonis: in the past 2 1/2 years, i've taken you into 41 businesses and made a deal with 26 of them. i've spent nearly $40 million. man: thank you for saving us. lemonis: it's money that kept them from closing. jess: you don't know if you're gonna have a job in another couple weeks. lemonis: it's money that helped them grow. what do you think of when you see that symbol? ashley: dollar signs coming in -- plus, money. [ laughter ] lemonis: but at the end of an episode, that's when the real hard work begins. all: shuler's! lemonis: let's go to work. tonight, i'm back at a southern california wine bar, amazing grapes. i gave the place a massive facelift.

. >> eleanor holmes norton introduced will be introducing it into congress to make a federal law. of -- has become one of equal pay. >> okay. >> and so that is the -- that is the current debate actually whether or not they're good for the country or good for the work force. >> when we talk about disparity, we're talking mainly about women and we're talking about people of color here. >> yes. because the statistics tend to show that women and people of color enter the work force at a lower pay rate than the white males who have been traditionally in the work force longer, and the as they go through their careers, and develop and change jobs to get ahead, if they have to disclose their salaries obviously the salaries are already lower than they would have been had they been a mail. >> right. >> zone it perpetuates it through the course of the ca career. >> let's talk about federal workers. it's really a moot point for a federal worker because the pay is public record. >> right. when you're a federal employee your pay is a public record as well as you can go on the opm website if you

elnear holmes norton will be pushing for better standards.. you could be there. we are giving away a pair off tickets tomorrow on good morning washington, starts at 4:25 a.m. right here on abc 7. sunshine, low sounds like a winner. >> for sure. good afternoon. a breeze this morning, a few scattered clouds, humid is being blown out with the west winds. 65 right now in mclane, 69 in the city headed through the day. a gorgeous feel out there. temperature-wise, numbers in the mid 70s, breezes, very good sunshine. sun-do you think 8:02. should be good to go later tonight. that's a lack at your forecast. now a look at the roads. >> reporter: well, if you're traveling in chantilly we have problems, loudoun county parkway with shut down near braddock road with an accident in, block ed in both directions. look at all the red. dc295, bigger problems on the george washington parkway northbound and southbound delays live pictures, you can see the capital beltway moving slow from the inner loop traveling into annandale, into the dis the crash at the third

and the guy in the green room, as graham norton pointed out, there was a lack of personality there.conference after the win, portuguese delegation would have been given a packed by the executive supervisor. this starts to outline what they will need to start doing and the planning begins now. there will be a big contest next year. it will be a special one because after all these yea rs, special one because after all these years, they have finally gone and do it will stop —— done it. it there's a big arena in lisbon, i think that's where it's going to be. good to see you, thanks for explaining all of that. you should probably get some sleep now if you were up watching that. i didn't quite catch the end but i was up early this morning. that's it from us this morning, breakfast will be back tomorrow from six. goodbye. hello, welcome to viewers on the bbc news channel and bbc world news this morning. emmanuel macron will be sworn in as the new president of france, following his election victory last weekend.

the bbc‘s phillip norton — is currently in rome at fiumicino airport.the british airways captain came out to speak to the passengers. cancelled all departures from heathrow and gatwick. i still think we have plenty of time. you still have at least one hour, because i the time we get the computer on... we will not leave you behind. that is the latest from here in rome. these are passengers waiting for a flight due to leave at 1145 waiting for a flight due to leave at 11115 local time. three hours and, clearly even british airways staff don't know when this system is very to an end. the problem we are being told is, even when it does come back online, the computer systems, the flights at heathrow, a huge backlog there to clear. those fights have not been able to leave for a number of hours now. many sites have landed which have not been able to park. the feeling here is that this could go on for some time yet. everyone travelling on that site have now been asked by british airways to leave the airport, go to hotels in the city. reasonable expenses will be

i was speaking to german television‘s eurovision commentator, the german version of graham norton, andave got to wait and see, but i think we could be in the top ten. steve, we will quote this back to you tomorrow. i wish you could see charlie‘5 face vatican —— face! you are not convinced. we are going to go to another competition now. as you can see it‘s time for a spoiler alert. if you haven‘t yet watched last night‘s masterchef final then look away now. we‘re about to speak to the winner of this year‘s competition. ican i can remember when used to read the football re5ult5 i can remember when used to read the football results on ten o‘clock news, i had to say this. you could not get a bigger spoiler alert! before we meet them, let‘s take a quick look at the highlights from last night‘s final episode. now only the three most talented remain. steve has not ceased to amaze me, from the moment he walked in. through round after round after round. you can cook. what a time, i think, to present the best di5h you‘ve done in the competition, by a country mile. 0h! delicious. superb. fantasti

i guess graham norton need and night off after hosting the eurovision contest last night. 0ur entertainmentba is on the red carpet. it isa it is a big night forjoanna lumley in particular. it is a very big night for her. she has been awarded the most prestigious accolade that a ba fta the most prestigious accolade that a bafta has, the bafta fellowship, so she will be taking to the stage at the end of the evening to accept that in recognition of her incredible contribution to television and film over the last 20 or 30 years. she also has to do what people up for the fellowship have to do, sit through a slightly embarrassing and sometimes really quite emotional reel of clips from all sorts of things early in their careers that they hoped might have been forgotten. but she had so many wonderful things that she has done from the new avengers to absolutely fabulous, but it will be a wonderful reel of clips that we will see. it will be an interesting evening. ba fta will be an interesting evening. bafta is trying to reflect the changing tv landscape. five years ago programmes that were on online

norton is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i know you must have received messages from a number of us after the first incident about the need for more oversight by this committee of the customer service part of what the airlines do for us as a nation. i want to say to our witnesses, you may think you're looking at members congress, but really you're looking at your customer base, except for a few of us, perhaps me chiefly among them, because i represent the people who live in the nation's capital. most members of congress get on an airline every single week. frequent fliers who do weekly monitoring. i can't imagine why we haven't had a hearing like this based on what my colleagues go through. now, when it comes to business in the united states, i expect and have seen competition solve most of our problems. but essentially you represent four regional monopolies. so you've been able to do anything you want to do. add on fees, basic services that we take for granted. it's as if you have to tip a corporation to get a business to d

norton is recognized for five minutes. >> i know you must have received information about the need for more oversight by this committee on what the airlines do for us as a nation. really you are looking at your customer base. a few of us because i represent the people representing the nation's capital. most of us get on a plane every week. i can't imagine why we haven't had a hearing like this based on what my colleagues go through. i expect competition solved most of our problems. essentially you represent so you have been able to do anything you want to do, basic services that you take for granted. it's as if you have to tip a corporation to get the business to do what they used to do for free as a courtesy. over time people come up with notions, they would rather have a passenger bill of rights. a document that didn't pass. u.s. transportation secretary was successful in getting through that process. rules having to do for example with lost bag achlkt what we have here are a passenger bill of rights. we have learned you can find out what it is if you kwo on the web site or if you lo

norton. >> thank you very much. mr. chairman, if i may say so, especially under my colleagues on the other side, structural reform has always proved very difficult almost all the structural reforms that have been made in the united states have been made by democrats and they're not calling for structural reform as we just have tone with the affordable health care act. i have a question mr. poole, it is a question that is arising issue and one that i have requested a hearing on that has do with airplane noise. when i say a rising issue i mean all over the united states. in my own jurisdiction and i represent the people of the nation's capital. but so much so across the nation that we formed quiet skies coalition, a bipartisan coalition to respond to issues that -- by the way next general is just left out there, on the ground, people are complaining. and of course as a result of those complaints, i've been able to have the faa come to see me. i've asked for a hearing by this committee. and i would like to get some respons

. >> we did show earlier the -- you were on the "graham norton show" break dancing.of your cast mates said you were the one cracking everybody up on set. >> i'm not sure that's true. think, you know, it's hard to keep up with him but, you know, we like to make it fun. it's nice to have fun when you're working and i enjoyed it. >> you always play such serious characters. comedy coming up? >> yeah, i hope so. it would be nice. i feel like it's time, yeah. >> we've heard one other buzz out there right now maybe james bond? >> i don't know anything about that. [ laughter ] >> we're getting used to nondenials but before we go because we did also hear you memorized john denver, everything anyone ever needed to know about john denver. >> yeah, and i have forgotten his. his name was disledorff was his real name or something. ridley's is very sort of mischievous character. >> ridley scott, of course. and so, you know, he's always up for trying so we started wikileaks, john denver and gave a breakdown and threw it in the scene. needless to say it didn't end up the in the film