ollie's is thriving. >> one last question, when an ollie's comes into a town, what's it like that firstan absolute zoo. it's packed. we do spend a lot of money in advertising and a lot of money in promotion, sometimes we bring in some of my buddies who are nascar stars or baseball stars to really help create the hype but the new store and grand opening process is really, really exciting. there's nothing like going to a store and seeing a packed parking lot. >> once again i want to thank you for doing so well for shareholders but thank you for helping how many millions? million and a half how many at risk >> 1.5, 1.7 million. >> that's going to be your legacy, not just the army. all right, that's mark butler, president and ceo of ollie's bargain outlet maybe the most fun place to go in retail. thank you, mark. >> thank thans, jim at&t provides edge-to-edge intelligence, covering virtually every part of your retail business. ...so that if your customer needs shoes... ...& he's got wide feet... ...& with edge-to-edge intelligence you've got near real time inventory updates... ...& he'll fi

ollie hynd was not the only british swimmer affected, a number of medal winning heroes have taken earlyetirement following a change to the classification. they have found it difficult as well and i'm kind of last man standing, really, so i feel a responsibility to keep going and keep trying to push through and not kind of let it beat me and just make sure that we don't lose too many people from the sport because that is something that we need to be aware of, but just is something that we need to be aware of, butjust the welfare of the athletes, that needs to be at the athletes, that needs to be at the forefront of everything, really. which i don't think has been the case for the last couple of years. it was announced last week that london will host the para— swimming world championships which will be a much—needed boost for the british tea m much—needed boost for the british team but for ollie hynd it will be maybe too much too soon as he focuses on the long game before tokyo. natalie tax reports. lyon may be the most successful female side in the champions league having won it five tim

in case you haven't figured it out, that's ollie in the front seat. the nose up a bit. a photographer, as well. he is awesome, placing the camera in the right place. make sure they are facing the sun. get's caught in the light. >> yes. it's a beautiful shot. right here, look at this. >> i have never been that excited with just mind blowing for me. >> then, of course, we have to put matt to the test because he is a fighting robot. the pilot of biplanes. >> i give you a hard time. i'm happy you were able to experience this. >> they all came back in one piece. that is them, back on the ground. it is important to keep the legacy and the history of these planes alive. this is just some of the history they shared with me. >> dates back to 1943 when there were no electronics. a great airplane for young kids. i did it last week. they loved the biplane. >> a bit of a crazy lded. >> sideways. >> just taking this for a >> it will be cool. so cool. >>> time to give away an ipad. >> you need to be 18 years old and legal citizen of the u.s. you can enter every day. >> thursday's buzz

ollie hynd has muscular dystrophy and despite his condition deteriorating he has now been classifiedll. my own perception of myself and my self—worth was kind of two intertwined with that me as a swimmer if that makes sense. so when that was kind of ripped away, everything went with it. over the last year that has been the main thing that i've had to deal with and i have found myself a little bit and get some of that self belief back. the paralympic swimming team. ollie hynd was not the only british swimmer affected, a number of medal winning heroes have taken early retirement following a change to the classification. they have found it difficult as well and i'm kind of last man standing, really, so i feel a responsibility to keep going and keep trying to push through and not kind of let it beat me and just make sure that we don't lose too many people from the sport because that is something that we need to be aware of, but just is something that we need to be aware of, butjust the welfare of the athletes,

that's it from me, ollie frost and the rest of the team. goodbye. you're watching bbc news. now, theresa may has spent the day visiting berlin and paris, in a last minute attempt to get the backing of the two most influential eu leaders for a delay to brexit. the prime minister is meeting with president emmanuel macron in paris, after meeting with german chancellor angela merkel in berlin earlier today. in westminster, mps have approved a government motion to request a delay for the uk's depature from the eu tojune 30th — that's to avoid a no—deal exit on friday. mrs may is due to meet other eu leaders at an emergency summint in brussels tomorrow, where she'll officially propose her plan for brexit. draft conclusions for the summit suggest a further delay will be granted if the uk agrees to certain conditions but the exact end date is yet to be decided. our political correspondent alex forsyth is in westminster. all signs point to mrs may getting some kind of extension. but no surprise, the devil is in the detail. yes and the big question is exactly how long that extension w

north would have been leading this fight since it apparently was ollie north who had a million dollarncy. so it comes down to a fight over money. >> so that's interesting it's a fight about money because that's something we all understand. is it at all a fight around mission? i heard reporting, which i didn't believe to be accurate, that it's people arguing about the fact that the nra is supposed to be a gun safety and sportsman organization versus a second amendment thing. i think that matter was litigated a long time ago and those people who thought it was a gun safety organization are not really keen to the nra at this point. >> well, it's both. it depends on your emphasis. legislate of issues seems to always take precedent over general broader issues. our problem in this country and particularly on the gun issue is that we use language that sounds like we're talking about policy, but we're always talking about the politics of the issue, never the policy implications. but policy is not always that confusing or that complicated. but if there's agreement, why would we want to talk ab

there is the wayne lapierre camp and the ollie north cam. ollie is obviously no longer there.been pretty clear about what it views problem to be. they actually sued a pr firm that oliver north is connected with that has been working with them for decades. the court documents lay out fairly detailed concerns according to wayne lapierre's camp. what we also know is that ollie north has a number of allegations and concerns that he has raised to people on the board. i don't think it's the entire board, perhaps a small group within it. but we don't know exactly what those allegations are. we don't have the full detail of what exact claims ollie north is presenting such a huge threat to the nra. it's unclear if that will become public given that he has now been ousted and the legal fight it's embroiled in against itself are likely to metastasize in the coming week. >> a potentially stunning fall for an organization that has been so at the center of vilified and et cetera. >> and what's weird about it too is the nra has long had a defensive crouch towards media as well as the democra

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. >> the keepsake moments of kids breaking the news to mom. [ screaming ] >>> we've got christian, ollie, charity, nick, and breaking down the latest on the web. why this dish goes down so smooth. there at krueger national park in south africa. you can see all sorts of animals running left and right because there are predators out there. one buffalo didn't get the memo. suddenly starts running because he can see something is chasing him. lions and bears, a bunch of them. >> in the water, that's the right instinct, nick. there's no real other option. they're surrounded by lions. the buffalo takes to the water and tries to swim for it. >> wait a minute. crocodiles? >> how unlucky can a buffalo be? turns out this buffalo is really unlucky. >> there we go. things just got worse, now there's a crocodile trying to get ahold of it. >> maybe the buffalo is too big, too powerful for that croc. >> there you are, in the water, and then outside of the water are the lions. rock, meet hard place. >> the buffalo now starts swimming back towards the shore which is now populated entirely by lions. facing

hello, i'm olly foster, this is sporstday, here's what's coming up tonight.harry's home, we'll be live at the tottenhams hotspur stadium ahead of their first match tonight. more racism in italian football, but should the player who was abused take some of the blame? that's what one of his own teamates thinks. and 100 days to go until the netball world cup, we hearfrom the home nations who'll be heading to liverpool. i think the real pleasing thing for us i think the real pleasing thing for us is that everyone of our games and sold out. it is hard get a hold of the world cup tickets. good evening, almost 2 years ago tottenham played their final game at the old white hart lane, tonight they play their first match at their new home. crystal palace are the first visitors. it's on the same site as their old ground, but the one billion pound tottenham hotspur stadium is very, very different. already claiming to be the best in europe, it's multi—purpose, state—of—the art, and also very late, they should have been in 6 months ago. let's cross live to richard conway,

. >> caller: my question is ollie.mended that sometime ago. >> yep, couple years. >> caller: and i bought it and now i don't know what to do. should i keep it or what? >> why what did they do wrong i think ollies has one of the greatest story ever because there's no online presence, it has the cheapest, it's a treasure hunt, i want one in my backyard let's stick with it. richard in florida richard. >> caller: booyah, jim, from florida. >> all right >> caller: thanks for all you do for us average joes. >> we're all average joes, that's what's good about i. go ahead. >> caller: all right, jim, i want to ask you about the recent commission for a priority review for oral semiglide for the treatment of type 2 diabetes if approved, is this a game changer -- >> it's very positive and the stock is not expensive remember i also like lily, though, and lily's very tough as a competitor you never want to go up against them i need to speak to jim in illinois, please jim. >> caller: jim, this is jim from chicago. >> okay. >> caller:

. >> so tell us if somebody is watching this show, will this make them scared of the ocean the way olliewhat's there, if you understand it, you are then in a position to live with that scary stuff and avoid it. >> i think you're my spirit animal. >> well, thank you so much for talking to us. we really appreciate it. good luck. we hope you don't get eaten or bitten by anything. >> we second that. >> you can watch jeremy wade's "bark waters" 9:00 p.m. on animal planet on sunday. >>> grandmother, especially black ones have to say they're coming into houses at all times of night. it's a no-no. i don't know who ms. bobby thought she was at 10:56 strolling in. >> why are you walking in this house latlauh-huh. >>yes. her grandson donte has fli dont? >> see how it plays out, buddy. >> i thought you were out. you weren't coming home. >> yeah, see. >> i was waiting for you. why were you walking in this house late? >> you going to go there? >> yeah. why were you walking in this house late? you drunk? >> i had a few. >> you had a few. >> uh-huh. >> get to bed. i'm mad at you. >> the video is she got

. >>> promotional considerations provided by -- (clap, clap) olly.er and more resilient with age. so why can't our skin? gold bond strength & resilience. 84% saw improvement in skin texture in five days. gold bond. >>> all right. everybody out. everybody out! let's go, let's go, let's go. not that way. this way. >> get sucked out of the plane. >> a bunch of them. >> yeah, about 200 of them. they are the sky diving competition in australia. posted this video last year but it's gaining a lot of attention now online and you can see why. >> wow. i don't know what's more amazing they're doing this or that you have 199 friends. >> they're all skydivers, so they were in this one and decided to get together to attempt a 200 way free fly. as they all come into frame. >> oh my gosh. >> this is so much better than those conventions in hotel ballrooms. >> right. you see they attempt to all hold hands and itsis ccomd. >> lo tworld. looks like they're on that globe right there. so cool. >> that's because he's using his camera. it's an app you can attach to your ph

expressing concern over us on just possible extradition and vowing to free the whistleblower more ollie's are planned to take place later this sunday across australia. the sentiment has been echoed by human rights groups and politicians across the world my colleague mickey aaron discussed the reaction with artiste. a lot of these skeletons in the closets of the world's mightiest the most powerful probably will never be pulled out but if it wasn't for julian assad some people wouldn't even start thinking merely that some of this nasty and gruesome stuff even existed and indeed a very important part of his legacy probably the most important part will always be that he encouraged so many people to think and ask questions about what most powerful people in charge of this world could be hiding and this can truly be felt through the things that are being said by the activists right now in reaction to what's happening with the whistleblower let's take a look at what the american civil liberties union came out with any prosecution of the united states of. wiki leaks publishing operations would be

. >> she needs an accomplice, ollie. >> the ultimate accomplice.ot your back, knickknack. >> hey. >> snoop, yes, baby. >> finally makeup tutorials are interesting. >> i told you. let's just get started. >> now you got to get the brush ready. let the brush get used to her face. put a little cream on that briznush. >> okay. >> so for those of you not down with the flanguage. listen up. you're going to learn something. for shizzle. you know the rest. >> right up under the eyes. get that forehead. put the heart right on the forehead. love the love. >> is he watching her video and just free styling his voice over or is he reading from a script? can we tell. >> you know snoop does what he does how he does it. >> we know what he really does. >> i can tell you based on the content what she's doing that he was winging this. >> but he does it so well. >> he does. >> let's talk contouring. >> now what she's doing, she's going the edges on the outside and tap it with the brush so the brush can get brown. >> i have a feeling that what i'm about to do is going t

olly foster, many thanks.sters try to find a way to break the brexit deadlock. the eu‘s chief negotiator, michel barnier, has warned that a no—deal brexit is becoming more likely, after mps again failed to agree an alternative to theresa may‘s withdrawal agreement last night. that was the result of the series of votes last night. with me is bronwen maddox of the institute for government, once again we meet to try to make sense of what is going on. they met for how long today, the cabinet? we understand they met at nine, the cars were being called at 4:45pm, so nearly eight hours of talks, almost three times the normal length of such a meeting. was that split into the political cabinet and in formal cabinet? we believe it was, but what is becoming clear is that it was, but what is becoming clear is thatitis was, but what is becoming clear is that it is not working like a conventional cabinet anymore, we have heard reports of ministers going in to make their position, not really trying to reach a collective deci

know and revere and understand the constitution they haven't really done anything terrible i mean ollie. apprehended people crossing the border illegally and then having a free end of a cold in the professional boulder patrol so that's how the news is looking here today and good to have a company with back again like at the top of the hour the headlines and more stories. with gold make this manufactured come sentenced to the public will. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the flame and merry go round lifts only the one percent. we can all middle of the room signals. to the real news. the world. facebook and google started with a great idea and great ideals unfortunately it was also a very dark side. they are constructing a profile of you and that profile is real it's detailed and it never goes away turns out that google is manipulating your opinions from the very first character that you type into the search bar it will always favor one dog food over another one comparative shopping service over another and one candidate over another they can suppress certain types of resu

ic may olly be spring, but blizzard conditions are expected to hit the central ains. a potentially record-setting storm is heading for states still suffering from flooding caused from lt month's bomb cyclone. areas of minnesota may see up to two feet of snow by thursday evenin crews atenver international airport say they are ready for they'reng snow, and urging travelers to check with their airlines about possible delays. .> what a me bill karins is tracking it all for us. good morning, bill. >> we have six states with blizzard warnings issued. we have 15 million people that are at risk of seeing the winter storm, including winter storm warnings, advisories andiz the rd warning shown here in purple. and we'll extend those later today in minnesota and wisconsin. re is the snowfall footprint. when we're said and done, it's snowing now in the rockies. today the snow is breaking out in the central plains. but it's this area especially in south dakota, into minnesota, this going to be one of the biggest snowstorms you've seen this year, even in maybe the last couple of yea

sport — and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's olly foster.r and wasn't looking for an easy way out of his world title fight against terence crawford in new york. he lost the bout after being caught with a low blow from the wbo champion khan was outclassed from the very start at madison square garden and was knocked down in the first round. he was then caught by an accidental shot below the belt by the american, in the 6th. khan said he was in too much pain to carry on, but he also seemed to be struggling with an elbow injury. crawford, a three weight champion, who remains unbeaten, was ahead on all the judges scorecards and retains his crown. i've never quit from anything. i'd rather be knocked out. i'd rather honestly be knocked out than quit a fight. it'sjust not in me to quit. obviously, i was hit with a low shot. i couldn't recover from it. that's the reason the fight was called off. i tried to continue, but it was getting worse and, obviously, virgil in the corner called it off and we just chose to not fight. so what now for khan? our re

which imports quite a bit of oil from iran was certainly not happy to hear this announcement china ollie's opposes unilaterally think shins and low u.s. jurisdiction china's cool peroration with iran is open transparent and legitimate and should be respected. now turkey has also voiced opposition to this announcement saying it rejects this unilateral move from the united states we're waiting to hear from the european union which has long been an advocate of the nuclear deal and a critic of the way trump unilaterally withdrew the united states from it so we're waiting to see further reactions we've seen the reaction on the international oil markets this is a dramatic move from the united states in response to the u.s. move iran has threatened to block the strait of hormuz the world's transposing over a third of international crude the islamic republic has also described the sanctions as illegal video agency took to the streets of tehran to get arabian's reaction to washington's latest move. i get him all the time if you want to process but we shouldn't rely so we know well we have to get ou

i'm olly foster at the bbc sports centre.eturn of tiger woods as a major champion. victory at the masters saw him don a fifth greenjacket, and he is now just three titles behind jack niklaus‘ record of 18. let's join the bbc‘s golf correspondent iain carter from augusta. he was in a very bad place a couple of years ago, a decade of lows. front—page news here. what is the been there? it has been absolutely enormous television, radio stations, phone—ins, newspaper articles. it enormous television, radio stations, phone—ins, newspaperarticles. it is the only story in town around here and it has been from the moment that pot disappeared on the 18th green yesterday afternoon. everything about yesterday felt somewhat unique. the fact that tiger woods is backin unique. the fact that tiger woods is back in the winners' circle is a major story. golf is celebrating. i think it is. this is something that will reignite of the sport. reinjected with levels of interest that we have not seen really since tiger woods in his prime as a player

they had read in the newspaper and i got the impression that both the family just imagine charlie or ollie it was not been adequately and formed as to what happened to the pain a mystery and what happened in souls real force they never received any official. for many months now mr rarely and dawn's family received very little information about the course of the investigation so a little that don't some center letter to the russian president. the family of the late donor sturgis once first and foremost to see the investigations conclusion of russia was the same thing it's been a year now and we still haven't seen any official results that led charlie and his brother to contact us is precisely the fact that they haven't been able to receive anything from the british authorities. another point missed a very. he raised is that he felt his reputation was affected by the u.k. press and describing him as homeless when he was simply a british this isn't charlie and his brother very nice people posting they told me was that the british press misrepresented that. this is not the case and he wants me

olly foster has a full round up of how some of those clubs fared this afternoon. six matches today, the bottom seven sides have all been involved, and it's not looking too clever for cardiff. the focus has been towards the bottom of the table. fulham and huddersfield are already down, and cardiff are still in the relegation zone, five points off safety after they lost 2—0 to burnley. chris wood scored both for the clarets, the first on the half hour mark, then the second in injury time. they should be safe now. cardiff manager neil warnock was charged by the fa yesterday for calling premier league officials the worst in the world. referee mike dean overruled his assistant who had awarded the bluebirds a penalty for a burnley handball. the men gave it and he told me mike did not see it. but mike must have seen it because he said it hit part of his body so it cannot be handball. i thought darren made the right decision. i look forward to hearing what he said and i'm sure by the time i get in they will all sing from the same sheet. but i was told he did not see it, s

her image interspersed with shots of the attacks she's seen an increase in death threats against her ollieis not alone in his outrage as a member of the yemeni american merchants association which represents thousands of independent store owners in new york city association is calling on its members to boycott the post for thirty days unless they get an apology. the association first flexed its political muscle two years ago closing stores in protest of the president's travel ban which affected several muslim majority countries the post has defended its work in an editorial accusing omar and her allies of playing the victim what's out of context the editorial says she claimed that muslim civil liberties suffered as a result of the nation's reaction to nine eleven even as she completely intentionally disregarded the grim facts of that day. the yemeni american merchants association says the post editors should resign so we've been here for a long time we've been citizens for a long time we've been contributing to american society every day new york say every day and for the post most of the

any friend olly likes to take a lot of pictures. i'm afraid he'll catch me picking my nose.es, yes. good evening. this is the 37th time i have spoken to you from this office. need any more? each time i have done so to discuss with you some matter that i believe affected the national interest. okay. >> we are standing by now for president richard milhous nixon, 37th president of the united states. >> the explanation of this man and what has happened to him i think maybe we won't all fully understand. we never knew really who he was. >> good evening. this is the 37th time i have spoken to you from this office. >> it's as though he has needed enemies from the beginning, not only for political reasons but to give him his own identity. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> my mother was a quaker, and my father was a methodist. but when they married they compromised. they both became quakers, of course. >> we were poor. we had very little. we all used hand-me-down clothes. i wore my brother's shoes, and my brother below me wore mine. when i was 10 years old we had the store and service station. it was mostly

the urban art be an ollie and fluking and shows that many former street artists are on their way to securing a place in the international art market. when it comes to design there are many trends to follow this year marks one hundred years of bauhaus design which was defined by clean and simple lines then there is minimalism which rejects lavish and highly decorative styles in other words less means more in the mean time on the complete opposite of that spectrum there is another movement that embraces abundance it's called maximal ism here more really means more with bright garish colors matched up with lively and decorative patterns this is how it works. how does bush shapes move past this painting shows us how she's decorated her london apartment in the maximalist style long live abundance decorate til you drop. so this is my colorful polish on color makes me happy so a key thing with some of this movement is mixing mixing color mixing pattern and bringing together a lot of objects. up there we have bottles and there is not just one not just two there's like twenty two so rather than be ta

her image interspersed with shots of the attacks she's seen an increase in death threats against her ollie is not alone in his outrage as a member of the yemeni american merchants association which represents thousands of independent store owners in new york city association is calling on its members to boycott the post for thirty days unless they get an apology. the association first flexed its political muscle two years ago closing stores in protest of the president's travel ban which affected several muslim majority countries the post has defended its work in an editorial accusing omar and her allies of playing the victim what's out of context the editorial says she claimed that muslim civil liberties suffered as a result of the nation's reaction to nine eleven even as she completely intentionally disregarded the grim facts of that day. the yemeni american merchants association says the post editors should resign so we've been here for a long time we've been citizens for a long time we've been contributing to american society every day new york say every day and for the post most of the

going to a local by the west bank while poles have nets now in fierce competition with benny gantz ollie's the centrist blue and white alliance the former army chief is promoting himself as an honest turnitin of tonight's now who folk would face corruption charges in the coming months gonds is also among those who accuse netanyahu of stoking religious divisions in india the governing party has announced its political manifesto ahead of next week's election the b j p is looking to build on what it says has been its major achievements over the past five years nine hundred million indians are eligible to vote from tuesday the elections will go on for nearly six weeks prime minister modi is seeking a second term in office but faces strong opposition from raul gandhi of the congress party phase john mail has more from new delhi. the governing b.g.p. say they want to make india among the top three economies in the world they're going to do that by continuing making it easier for foreign companies and locals to do business in the country but they're also going to double farmer income create pensi

this isi m,olly shannon, and he was, like, yeah, how you doing?ng drama student and i is said, i saw she's gotta have it and you went to nyu and i'm currently a student at nyu and . >> stephen: what did he do? he was so nice. we talked 20 minutes. i asked how you broke into show business, we talked about movies and arts and haven't been nicer for 20 minutes. >> stephen: have you talked since? >> never. it's the first time i've told the story. >> stephen: really? yes. >> stephen: have you met him? i never met him. i just spoke to him on the phone one day at his house when he was in brooklyn when i was 21! >> stephen: spike, come on out! ( laughter ) ( applause ) fantastic. i try to be nice. i don't think i would be that nice. someone called -- maybe he thought he knew you at first, like, who's molly... >> no, i was, like, i'm just a fan. >> stephen: that's wonderful. he was so kind. >> stephen: don't be surprised if young women are calling you base on your movie "wild nights with emily." you play emily dickinson. the belle of am hurst. >> one of ou

ollie's bargain immune because they sell closeout purchase. dollar store is too low price point. amazon keeps cutting its prices to knock them out of the fight honestly, i think amazon could do just about anything it sets its mind to right now. it could create a stock market.e kohl's amazon toilet paper, bleach, pet food, the most trusted name in pedestri pet food and it isn't even out yet. it's hard to imagine something they can't do. who knows with what amazon will do with jpmorgan and berkshire hathaway they could have the same bargaining power as health care. why can't amazon be your bank, your online credit card, doctor? amazon can be whatever it wants. next time you think about buying a stock you need to ask yourself a question, add this to your homework checklist, could amazon come in and destroy the company's margins? if so, lower your expectations some thought bezos was driven to distraction but he's more driven than ever and nothing can stand in the way of this company's wrath. let's go to wesley in texas. >> caller: jim, thanks for taking my call in light of everything

. ♪ ♪ (clap, clap) olly. >>> attorney general william barr is scheduled to make two high profile appearancesitol hill this week. the key word is "scheduled." now he's threatening not to show up for one of the hearings. lauren fox is live on capitol hill with the latest. what's going on? >> reporter: capitol hill has a blockbuster week ahead. bill barr is scheduled before the senate injure hearing on wednesday. his testimony on thursday is still up in the air. that's because house committee chairm chairman jerry nadler essentially wants to allow each member of the committee to have five minutes each to question barr. at the end of the hearing he wants to allow both republican and democratic staff members to question barr for 30 minutes each, something the justice department said they are not willing to do. in a statement yesterday the justice department wrote the attorney general agreed to appear before congress. members of congress should be the ones doing the questions. he's happy to engage with members on questions regarding the mueller report. jerry nadler, the committee chairman, said th

even if you didn't believe him listen to marc butler, the ceo of ollie's bargain outlet holdings who came on this show and explained to us he had a good winner in part because he had so much toy inventory from the toys "r" us liquidation. it's like a big puzzle and that's where all that ended up it's when the stock being from an annuity short to a terrific long like it used to be and i bet they have a lot more room to run. licensing deals with disney meaning they'll make a killing from the new avengers movie and the newest "star wars" out later this year and fortnite games later, the second short gone awry, oh, my, oh, my, this one, this one is just -- it's shaking people to their bones. qualcomm up another $4.83 today. a little over a week ago they were at the precipice, the suit was going to court and everything was in the balance. >> sell, sell, sell sell sell, sell, sell it happened when their technology was the basis for most wireless communication it's hard to get around their patents. they designed amazing semiconductors if apple won qualcomm could have been dire straits. they

locals say it won thecosm toigz test the olli shuttles. shuttling will be used to make more than a dozen stops around the campus. the vehicles are completely autonomous. they use a pre-mapped route to make their rounds. the testing program. begin in a few minutes and is program will begin in a few weeks and is expected to last three months. >>> purple line construction could affect you in langley park. traffic will shift between riggs road and 23rd avenue. the eastbound lanes will go back to their original location. crews are continuing to demolish medians to make way for the project. work will begin around 4:00 p.m. saturday andontinue through most of sunday. expect lane closures in the area. >>> still ahead, t majorde talks between the u.s. and china. >> why the cost of certain things you buy every week hangs in the balance. fast, reliable internet is crucial. does it every go down? yes. can't do my jo business grinds to a halt. our gig-speed network not only downloads files up to 20 tim faster, we go beyond fast with 4g backup for compl

. ♪ ♪ (clap, clap) olly. >>> number of measles cases in the u.s. hit a 25 year high.for disease control says there are 704 cases nationwide, and 71% of those affected were not vaccinated. cnn's chief medical correspondent, dr. sanjay gupta, joins us from atlanta. any sign this is slowing down? >> well, the numbers are still going up, as you know, alisyn. you may make the argument that, in fact, the rate at which the numbers are going up may be slowing down or plateauing a bit. a little good news out in washington. remember clark county, alisyn, we talked about that outbreak quite a bit? that outbreak has been declared over. there's some good news. as you know, there's still many places around the country, many separate outbreaks that are happening. one thing i want to point out, we're getting a better idea, alisyn, who is actually getting the measles in terms of their vaccination status. if we could take a look, we know out of 700 cases, 71% unvaccinated. that's no surprise, right? 18% unknown vaccination status. 11% probably received one vaccination instead of the st

we will have the weather throughout the morning and ollie will bring us the sport.me a series of explosions in sri lanka in which dozens explosions in sri lanka in which d oze ns of explosions in sri lanka in which dozens of people have now been killed. we are hearing around 52 people have died but we expect that to rise, the injury toll is in the hundreds. there were blasts at two churches and a number of hotels. we will speak to our reporter from colombo where we know there were two blasts and we are hearing of hotels that have been hit as well? where are you and what are you seeing?” am infront are you and what are you seeing?” am in front of saint anthony's church where the first attack took place this morning. i went inside and it is completely destroyed and i can see devastation inside. please are not allowing to go any further but they say there are at least 26 dead bodies inside which must surely be removed. this is a major shock for the people who are just coming here for sunday prayers and easter prayers. they were not expecting this. there will be panicke

he has to closed door fund-raiser as mike mem ollie talked about. significant he's taking pennsylvania first and not one of these other states like iowa and new hampshire like you often see. >> those efforts underscore how the vice president has a real appeal among white working class voters. alley, i was in south carolina a few days ago at a historically black church in charleston. i was taken back a bit at this point in the race, for someone not even in the race, the amount of support for vice president biden on the ground among people who still had questions about senator sanders, mayor buttigieg, beto o'rourke and others. you see him not only strong at this early, early stage in places like western pennsylvania, but also the south that will be very critical in the primary process. >> by the way, the money piece of it, politico talks about the conference call where the vice president sounded the alarm. joe biden said the money is important, we're going to be judged by what we can do in the first 24 hours, the first week. he's not wrong. >> absolu

ollie will talk about this but if you had any money on the grand national yesterday, you might not haveed, tiger role with a pretty strong performance yesterday. —— was born. with a pretty strong performance yesterday. -- was born. my husband put a very early that on when the odds were much better. inner is on him tonight. another exit deadline looms but whether the uk actually lead — make leaves on friday, yet to be seen. —— another brexit deadline. we are living in an era of rather poor politicians. two men, one balcony and a debate which has played out across london. balcony and a debate which has played out across londonli balcony and a debate which has played out across london. i decided to get a big banner that covered the whole front. vote leave. to get a big banner that covered the whole front. vote leaveli to get a big banner that covered the whole front. vote leave. i thought it wasn't representative of this area andl it wasn't representative of this area and i gave them a bottle of french wine. he came and said to me, i hope you don't mind, i put my own banner up. my wife and

we have ollie here as usual. i am now thinking of what is the dish ben tish?got a which everyone should enjoy. always gota good... which everyone should enjoy. always got a good... don't forget, you are at home are able to decide what bill it's a bit later on so go to the website for booking details and we will see you at 10 i am. i am the absolute opposite. totally up for a bit of salmon but not so much the pork ribs. i will take it all! there are some serious shirt competition is going on there from dan walker's crazy forest shirt a bit earlier on. still to come in for breakfast this morning, can living with naked people change the way you feel about your body? morning, feel about your body? we'll ask two women taking part in the new tv series naked beach — which follows people who lack body confidence while at a naked retreat in greece. you will be surprised at the results. don't worry, we will be fully clothed when we discuss that. stay with us, up next. hello, this is breakfast with ben thompson and rachel burden. coming up before ten, matt will have all

going to a local by the west bank or polls have netanyahu in she has competition with benny gantz ollie's the centrist blue and white alliance the former army chief is from zero to himself as an honest i'll turn it to have to netanyahu who could face corruption charges in the coming months gansey is also among those who accuse netanyahu of stoking villages divisions meanwhile soldiers that an army base in southern israel have cast their ballots ahead of tuesday's election if netanyahu and his right wing likud party when he will serve a fifth term as prime minister. the president of the maltese has declared victory for his party in the country's fundamentally election it could be the first time a single party has won an outright majority in the maldives since two thousand and eight when the chain of islands emerged from decades of autocratic rule ibrahim mohammed soli says he wants to use a victory to restore political freedoms and tackle corruption. the former nissan chief who's fighting financial misconduct charges has been fired from the comic as board carlos cohen was shareholders meet

and olly smith, you are here with delicious wines and booze in general.ritain, one from south africa, could be a sweet wine from france depending on which way heaven and hell goes. and you are in charge of what gareth eats at the end of the show, so go to the website promoting details. see you at ten. let's see what's coming up on the rest of the programme this morning. #my # my smoky eyes could see... such a distinctive voice. seeing a new side to dusty springfield — we'll hearfrom her one of her friends as a previously unreleased track is put out to mark the 20th anniversary of her death. stay with us, headlines coming up. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. coming up before ten, we have the weather and sport. but first a summary of this morning's main news. police have arrested two men, who are aged 18 and 19, in connection with the murder of the journalist lyra mckee in londonderry. detectives say the men have been detained under the terrorism act. lyra mckee, who was 29, was shot and killed while observing disturbances in

. >> i think other than ollie's bargain score that you did not have on the omni channel >> these numbersndicate a dramatic decline of the number of people going to walgreens where are they going we got people coming in from aetna when they do the remodels, where are they going from walgreens? they're not going across the street it is entirely possible that they are going to walmart. it is much more likely they're going to amazon. when you see the amazon number is up, you have to believe they are hurt these numbers are repulsive. honestly >> we'll mention more some of these price cuts of whole foods and what it may mean >> there you go. >> when we come back, the dow get as new member today. jim fitterling is going to join us >> amazon is planning price cuts for whole foods. we'll talk about what it means for the company. best day for the dow since february 15th, march 11th for the s&p. future is pretty steady. we'll be back in a minute. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ feel that? that's the beat of global markets, the rhythm of the world. but to us, it's the pace of tomorrow. with ingenuity, technologies, and

coming up on afternoon live— all the sport with olly foster.wards. thanks, louise. also coming up — we'll be live on marsden moor in west yorkshire where a wildfire is covering an estimated 15 square kilometres of wildlife habitat. hello, this is afternoon live, i'm simon mccoy. the sri lankan prime minister says police are investigating whether easter sunday's suicide bombings are linked to the islamic state group. 40 people, all sri lankan citizens, have been arrested so far but the prime minister said some of the suicide bombers had travelled abroad before the attacks. mass funerals were held this morning for some of the 321 people who died, eight of whom were british. our correspondent nick beake reports from colombo. one man about to murder more than 100 easter worshippers. carrying a rucksack packed with explosives, he walks purposefully towards the church. he steps inside, where many are standing because the service is so full. after making his way towards the altar, he blows himself up. the holiest of days becoming the deadliest. and so

and we're seeing new highs today from costco and the likes of ollie's outlet back to you, wilf. >> we minutes left of trade. we're not going to hit record all-time high closes for the nasdaq and s&p which are both just lower the dow also lower, of course. 0.8% from record all-time high closes sectors, real estate and utilities are top today. defensive tone despite a jump in anadarko oil prices slipping 0.8% today also big move higher in the dollar the broader index is above 98. the aussie dollar is the biggest entered mover. the euro having the biggest effect as you can see down 0.6%. but a lot of moves higher for the dollar against various currencies want to show you the ten-year. we've seen successful buying of treasuries pushing prices higher there it is over the last two or three sessions you can see that slide down to 2.52%. i bring in bob pisani with stocks we're focussing on. lots of earnings coming today as there was this morning 3m tomorrow and 3m is one of those stocks at 52-week high dr horton, some of the home builders hitting new highs bertha was mentioning tech new highs

ollie north had his friend read the resignation from the spate spot donald trump spoke at yesterday.to stay on for another year. he had a one-year contract as president. it was also clear he was clashing with wayne lapierre, the vice president of the group. lapierre had been with the group for a long time. what this really gets at is a political shootout of the top of the guns right organization is the direction of the nra. was it about protecting second amendment rights and also firearms safety and shooting straight or was it more an overall brand and overall culture and overall lifestyle, and it wasn't simply coming an appendage of the republican party? there's also a lot of money involved. there are lawsuits taking place between what the nra is and their longtime advertising agency, which is out of arizona. they're suing them and they want a better accounting of how they spent all of their money. but it is clear to the two leaders at the top, wayne lapierre and oliver north, were not seeing eye to eye. it does appear oliver north is the first casualty in this. but we don't know wh

also, ollie will join us for the sport in 20 minutes. let's return to our top story now.ning, more than 24 hours after these devastating attacks. you can hear traffic behind me, life is returning to normal somewhat, people going on with their business, there was a 12 hour curfew that was lifted this morning, it is now monday afternoon and we know that people are back at work. some things like the colombo stock exchange are shut for the day, and that police presence, the military presence is still out there in full force, checking the streets where there has been a lot of roadblocks. we know that some social media has been restricted to some extent, that is the government's effort to try and prevent the spread of fake news. there is a sense of tension and concern amongst citizens here. we believe we will hear more about who conducted these horrific attacks, no one has claimed response readyjust yet, but the prime minister is about, or is already delivering a press co nfe re nce about, or is already delivering a press conference at the moment where perhaps more information

sport now on afternoon live with olly foster.and his dissolutions. they were two arrests after incidents over the weekend. there was one incident of online abuse of a footballer he handed himself into police and was subsequently arrested. a man was arrested at a match in brentford against derby for racially abusing a player in the dugout. it is really a very well talked about topic, an issue where there are some high—profile news conferences under way as we speak. looking at danny rose‘s team, tottenham hotspur, his manager has since peaking in the last hour. his been taking training with his team, preparing for their massive quarterfinal in europe tomorrow against manchester city. he said rose has the platform to speak out and he says that is a big positive. how many people cannot say anything but only go home and cry? danny rose‘s team it also spoke today, saying he was racially abused earlier on in the season. he says they almost stick together, fight together and protect the players who receive racism. with those two arrests

coming up on afternoon live all the sport — olly foster.ad more fallout from that fractious old firm match over the weekend. today both rangers and celtic hit with disciplinary charges by the sfa. a bit of a giveaway about the weather? yes, we have had some snow this morning already and we will be taking a closer look at who has had the snow here and a bit further afield as well and also looking at the all—important weather forecast for the rest of the week and into the weekend. thank you. also coming up, sheryl crow proves that every day really is a winding road. after tweeting out about having trouble with her tesla — elon musk himself comes to the rescue. hello, everyone. this is afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. nothing more the crew could have done to save their plane. that is the verdict of the first official crass of the boeing 737 jet last month. in the horrifying final moments of flight 302, the pilots followed correct procedures but the aircraft kept going into a nosedive before it crashed killing all 157 on board. boeing has groun

too dangerous. 40 is the new 30, ollie. some of us haven't got there yet. yet! not far off.ble story in what is the times. mother wants a teacher she will kill her son if he is gay. this is just an example of the sorts of feeling that seems to be emerging following the government introduction of compulsory relationships education primary school children and compulsory sex education for secondary school children. there has been a backlash along many communities, especially christian and muslim parents, there isa christian and muslim parents, there is a real exam does make anxiety about what this will mean. —— a real anxiety. i support a charity working with young lg bt anxiety. i support a charity working with young lgbt christians and i have seen real anxiety from parents but also the mental health impact on young lg bt people but also the mental health impact on young lgbt people when they haven't been given support or at least awareness that people do feel the sorts of things they are feeling and thatis sorts of things they are feeling and that is ok, that there is a space

now, with the latest from the masters and the rest of the day's sport here's olly foster at the bbc sporthree shots at one stage but he's been reeled in by the chasing pack that includes tiger woods. from augusta national here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. a day with thunderstorms forecast but the drama guaranteed. the big question at augusta, who from a tantalising leaderboard question at augusta, who from a tantalising leaderboa rd could question at augusta, who from a tantalising leaderboard could seize the chance. tiger woods made his move first, to within one shot of the lead. listen to the expectation. for most of the thousands of fans here, tiger woods is very much the star attraction. but could he really conjure up a quite extraordinary victory? he had to get past francesco molinari. the italian's peerless potting kept him a shot clear at the halfway point. as for england's ian poulter, despite some early promise, his hopes of a first major title were starting to fade. the drama was onlyjust beginning. having moved two shots clear, francesco molinari found the water. his