. >> i want you to tell me the story about palm beach. said told you a lot about donald trump. >> the president and i flew down to palm beach on his jet from manhattan. this was in around 2005 with melania. we had dinner together. and during the day he had taken me around palm beach in his ferrari and he would put the window down at stoplights and say, watch what happens and people would point at him from the sidewalks and put the window back up. anyway, we had dinner that evening and afterwards we were standing by the pool and there were probably a dozen speakers that were almost as big as me, six-foot high speakers and don donald was cranking classic rock and really loudly and i'll have to -- he swears quite a bit so i'll tell this story in a clean tv safe way but he leaned over to me at one point and he said, you know, when i moved here to palm beach nobody wanted me around. and i love cranking this music as loud as i can because it bugs the heck out of all of these so and sos and i love it. and i think that, you know, he didn't have t

the palme d'or was awarded to "the square."hat sofia coppola begin the second woman to win the best director award. ♪ reporter: a surprise palme d'or winner. the cannes film festival's top isrd went to "the square," satire about the art world in sweden where certain behavioral codes and clinical correctness are suddenly upended. the topics in situations are close to stand up comedy. the situation that can be easily related to. it is a dilemma, something that you have one or two -- more than two options how to react, but none of them are easy. they always looked up more questions. the runner-up award went to the french drama "120 these permit -- per minute." it follows and eight activist group in 1990's paris. >> it was important for me to make a film on this team. -- theme. it remains a work of fiction although a lot of it really happened. i took these elements in a shuffle them like a deck of cards to tell a story that is purely a work of cinema. reporter: diane kruger one best actress for her role "in the faith," her first in

[applause] also students from the palm beach university and faculty.

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♪[music] >> a surprise palme d'or winner.opcannes film festival award went to the ruben oz lin, a in fire about the artwork sweden. ♪[music] topics and the situations, very close to stand-up comedy. you easily can relate to. and it's a dilemma. a dilemma is something that you wo one or two -- no -- more options, how to react, but none are easy. they always lift up moral questions. runner-up went to the "120 tipped french drama beats per minute." follows an aids activist group in 1990's paris. >> it was important for me to a film on this theme. i didn't know which angle to a workecause it remains of fiction, even though a lot of it really happened. and i all these elements shuffled them like a deck of cards, to tell a story that's work of cinema. ♪[music] for bestkrueger won actress. her first and her native german. started here.all i received my first award here in 2003. my idol at the time. all the movies that marked my were first screened here in cannes, so i'm really proud to be here tonight. oscar nominee phoenix won best

our for the moment rights have been trimmed the palm and worst of all, he has created a two-tiered justice system. one for hillary, and one for the rest of america. it's become a travesty. comey tonight should should be ashamed of himself.

host: what is the job picture like there and palm city? i am retired, but i would say that where i live in florida that there are certain s suchts of the industrie as aerospace and that is doing better in the area, but we are more of a service-tourists industry here locally, so i am not sure i am in a position to be able to tell you how the particular industries are doing. host: thank you for calling. let's go to melvin from asheville, north carolina on the independent line. what is on your mind? the issue about the indians being here in north , theca, the indians indians and mexicans are one and the same. in other words, when the europeans came to north america and took the land from the native americans, a lot of the that hadre the ones gone to the areas of the south, comehat is known as mexico that if you look at the mexicans and indians, native americans, they are one in the same. they look just alike. there is no difference in them. -- now once the europeans took the land from the , now they want nobody to come in and be a part of nor

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that makes this year's winner of the palm the all such a surprise. —— palm d'or.d. it is fantastic. i am so happy they chose a film dealing with this kind of content. and, yeah, we and to do a funny movie that dealt with important questions at the same time. —— aimed. i am important questions at the same time. —— aimed. iam happy they chose this. the square, a satire about a be asked and which went awry, talking about the dictatorship of political correctness. —— pr stu nt. of political correctness. —— pr stunt. other winners were diane kruger, who played a woman tried to put her life back together after her family were killed in a bomb attack in the fade. joaquin phoenix looked stunned when he was given best actor for his role as a hitman. he apologised for his clothes. his shoes were sent home in a mistake. another year goes by honouring the art of filmmaking. not so much the wrong trousers, the wrong shoes! this is bbc news. this is the shape of things to come rather than what we saw for many at least during the course of sunday which was a decent enough day fo

that makes this year's winner of the palm d'or such a surprise.s. it is fantastic. i am so happy they chose a film dealing with this content. and, uhh, yeah, we aimed to do a funny movie that at the same time dealt with important questions. i am super happy they chose this. the square, a satire about a museum pr stunt which goes somewhat awry, described by the cannes jury as a rich masterpiece, talking about the dictatorship of political correctness. other winners were diane kruger, who played a woman trying to put her life back together after her family were killed in a bomb attack in the fade. joaquin phoenix looked a little stunned when he was named best actor for his role as a hitman in you were never really here. he did apologise for his attire. his shoes were sent home by mistake. another year goes by honouring the art of filmmaking. tim allman, bbc news. a night of high drama. angela merkel has warned europe can no longer rely on the allies of the european union like britain, as well as the us. we will have the headlines in a moment. this i

stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the 70th cannes film festival has ended, with the coveted palmeen comedy and thriller. in the biggest international sporting spectacle ever seen, up to 30 million people have taken part in sponsored athletic events to aid famine relief in africa. the first of what the makers of star wars hope will be thousands of queues started forming at 7am. taunting which led to scuffles, scuffles to fighting, fighting to full—scale riot as the liverpool fans broke out of their area and into the juve ntus enclosure. the belgian police had lost control. the whole world will mourn the tragic death of mr nehru today. he was the father of the indian people from the day of independence. the oprah winfrey show comes to an end after 25 years and more than a500 episodes. the chat show has made her one of the richest people on the planet. geri halliwell, otherwise known as ginger spice, has announced she's left the spice girls. i don't believe it, she's the one with the bounce, the go, the girl power. not geri, why? this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the german cha

bombs explode in churches in the midst of the celebration of palm sunday, a day of hope was transformednto tragedy. this weekend i was with a pastor from egypt and we spoke of the images of that day. seeing the palms that the people carried into church on the ground marked with the blood of the injured. in iraq at the hands of extremists we have seen monasteries demolished, priests and monks the heading, and the two millennia old christian tradition in mosul virtually extinguished overnight. in syria we see ancient communities burned to the ground. believers are tortured for confessing believe in christ. are sold intodren the most terrible form of human slavery. president trump sees these crimes for what they are. they are vile acts of persecution motivated by hatred for the gospel of christ. the president knows those who perpetrated these crimes, they are the embodiment of evil in our time. he called them by name, radical islamic terrorists. [applause] v.p. pence: from al qaeda, taliban, but boko haram, they seek to stamp out all religions that are not their own. believers from every b

that is what makes this years winner of the palm d'or something of a surprise.ts. something of a surprise. the film—maker thrilled to bitsm something of a surprise. the film-maker thrilled to bits. it is fantastic, i am super happy. i chose a film that is dealing with this content, for them to picket, fantastic. we aimed to do a funny movie at the same time as well as dealing with the important questions andi dealing with the important questions and i am super happy that they picked this film, of course. the square, a satire about a museum pr stu nt square, a satire about a museum pr stunt that goes somewhat awry was described by the jury as a rich masterpiece, tackling the horrific dictatorship of political correctness. diane kruger. cheering and applause other winners included diane kruger for her role in the german film in the theatre. she plays a woman trying to put her life back together after herfamily trying to put her life back together after her family are killed trying to put her life back together after herfamily are killed in trying to put her life b

the concord pavilion at 49 and low 50s in dublin. 53 in las vegas, cool and calm in palm springs at 5449 in los angeles and that is pretty cold. that low gave them rain and hail yesterday in keeping many locations very cool with palm springs looking at the low 80s today, phoenix tomorrow at 70 degrees, incredible and they should be 92. temperatures looking very nice for the next couple of days. out of the north we have that cold and high pressure kicking out with nice weather, warm for most except along the beaches, but wednesday through sunday we have another system dropping in. not much in the way of rain but it will be a cool and breezy pattern from wednesday into the weekend. 60s, 70s and 80s, ukiah and clearlake get a bump up, 70s along the bay and upper 70s and low 80s inland. still nice but i think that fog toward santa cruz and half moon bay will keep them on the cool side. 70s on the peninsula, warmer tuesday and back down again wednesday and into the rest of the week. >>> your time is 5:19 am. >>> the city of benicia says you will still see some smoke coming from the valero r

in egypt just recently we saw bombs explode in churches in the very midst of the celebration of palm sunday. a day of hope was transformed into tragedy. i was just this weekend with a pastor who, from egypt, who spoke of the images that day, of seeing the palms the people carried into church on the ground, marked with the blood of the injured. and iraq, at the hands of extremists, we've actually seen monasteries demolished, priests and monks beheaded, and the two millennial old christian tradition in mosul virtually extinguished overnight. in syria we see ancient communities burned to the ground. we see believers tortured for confessing christ, and women and children sold into the most terrible form of human slavery. .. [applause] from al qaeda and al-shabaab to the alabama, they seek to stamp out all religions that are not their own or even a version of their own that they don't approve. believers from every background suffer at their hands. the summit is about calling the attention of the world to those tragic circumstances. practitioners of terror harbor hatred for the followers o

in egypt, just recently, we saw bombs explode in churches in the very midst of the celebration of palm sunday. a day of hope was transformed into tragedy. i was just this weekend with a pastor who -- from egypt who spoke of the images that day, of seeing the palms the people carried into church on the ground, marked with the blood of the injured. in iraq, at the hands of extremists, we've actually seen monasteries demolished, priests and monks beheaded, and the two-millennia-old christian tradition in mosul virtually extinguished overnight. in syria, we see ancient communities burned to the ground. we see believers tortured for confessing christ, and women and children sold into the most terrible form of human slavery. know today with assurance that president trump sees these crimes for what they are: vile acts of persecution animated by hatred -- hatred for the gospel of christ. and so too does the president know those who perpetrate these crimes. they are them the embodiment of evil in our time. he calls them by name -- radical islamic terrorists. [applause] vice president pence: fro

palm springs on sunday may not get above 70. hello comes in and there will be rain in southern california and phoenix go all the way to 75 degrees from 105 between now and monday. significant changes are not only here but down on the desert have a better opportunity for rain in southern california that we do over the weekend. we get cooler and breezy weather. to go say hello. the signature is moves up and a system of movement. that will drop temperatures. morning fog is good for everybody. while in my take another day but by tomorrow, and into saturday will drop a good 25 degrees. upper 80s for a few. back in clear lake but 6070s brothers. 80s. sometimes just depends on the brief kicking in yesterday didn't kick in until late and that meant temperatures soared into the 80s and 90s for record highs. today's it is 50s through 80s. the 80s and later underweight down to the upper 60s by saturday. >> i saw, how cool is it and set up how hot is it. it is so cool there is a fog warning on the golden gate bridge. and advisory. that is s

a sunny and beautiful spot now, with palm trees and long sandy beaches.m the traffic and chaos of accra. and at its heart lies this imposing castle. this place looks beautiful on the outside, but inside it's got a dark history. it's estimated that in total, around 11 million people were taken from africa, bound for the americas. all along this coastline were forts, where men, women and children would be held in miserable conditions, before their dangerous journey. this was the largest of those forts. these days, it's a museum. so this was a male dungeon. yes, the men were separated from the women. this dungeon was designed for 1,000 people. they stayed here for about three months on average. occasionally they were let out to be fed, and also to crack stones with cannon balls. a few years ago, during restoration works, archaeologists took up and examined some of the materials on the floor. so they left a small portion of it here, to probably tell the rest of the story. so this is made up of faeces, blood, decomposed bodies, clothes, food, vomit, sweat, uri

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went to a dollar tree in palm beach, florida. harvey: she's in palm beach. there are other stores.hy does she end up in that store? >> because she's from compton. harvey: no! >> every corner in compton. >> casey anthony had a lunch date with a 6-month-old. the grandson of an nbc producer. nbc's been trying to get her to do a sit-down interview for years. harvey: if you

the 70th cannes film festival has drawn to a close with the coveted palme d'or one by a swedish star.won best actor. whereer: cannes is celebrity meets creativity. this is a place that takes still making very seriously. -- take filmmaking very seriously. year's winteris such a surprise. a swedish comedy causing something of an upset. the filmmaker thrilled to bits. >> it is fantastic, and i'm so happy that they chose a film dealing with this content. movie ando do a funny at the same time dealing with important questions. "the square," a satire about a museum pr stunt that goes somewhat all right, was described by the jury as a rich masterpiece tackling the horrific dictatorship of lyrical correctness -- political correctness. >> diane kruger. reporter: other winners included diane kruger for her role in a german film. she plays a woman trying to put her life back together after her family are killed in a bomb attack. aquin phoenix looked a little stunned when he was named best actor. he did apologize for his attire. his issues had been sent home by mistake. -- had been sent home by m

the four arts in palm beach, florida, hosted this 60-minute lecture which was part of a series. lynne: i will put it down for me -- host: i will put it down for me and it has to come down a little bit more for lynne cheney. i am thrilled you're here and particularly happy to welcome students from the fifth grade and their teachers. [applause] g

lemonis: we're in palm beach, right? erik: that's right. lemonis: how do you deliver to palm beach? erik: fedex. -lemonis: like, five miles away? -erik: that's correct. everything goes fedex. lemonis: i don't think a fresh-cooked meal should come in a box. that sounds more like a care package my mom sent me in college. erik: i pass delivery cost on to the customer. i charge the customer $20. lemonis: so, customer gets two deliveries a week. erik: two menus per week. lemonis: so, on a monthly basis, they're spending $160 on delivery expense. erik: not necessarily. it could be a little more. new york, for example, it's anywhere from $61 to $82. -lemonis: per shipment. -erik: right. lemonis: in order for fuel foods to be successful, they should be focusing on the business in their local market. shipping food thousands of miles away is a terrible idea. what's a typical customer? men? erik: we have more women that are interested in the program. it's about 65/35 women to men. but the men are gonna stay longer than the women. lemonis: why? erik: women are a little more emotional than ratio

palm springs, 97. los angeles, up to san francisco near the coastline will be in the 60s. who knows, maybe you are on a three listen day vacation to vegas. we are looking at 91 degrees. we will have the three-day forecast coming up in 15 minutes. >> you can track your personal holiday forecast from the palm offer hand. download our free nbc bay area app. >>> now at 11:00, police are looking for this woman. they say she dragged a san mateo police officer 35 feet with her car. it happened after midnight at the wood lake shopping center. police say the officer confronted the suspect in her car outside a grocery store. officers believe she had stolen liquor from that store. then she slammed on the gas while the officer was holding on to her. she got away and still on the loose at the hour. the officer is expect to be okay. >>> a sexual assault suspect on the loose after an attack on a bart train. look at the surveillance video. police believe this man groped a woman on a train car wednesday. investigators say he got off bart at the north berkeley station ten minutes after the

his art world satire the square won the prestigious palme d'0r.d director sofia coppola. the front page of the south china morning post includes allegations that the wannacry hackers were probably from the region. the paper quotes a us company saying the authors are probably from china, are probably from china, hong kong, taiwan or singapore. two weeks ago the virus infected computers in 150 countries. that brings you up to date with the papers. there have been arrests following the bombings in jakarta there have been arrests following the bombings injakarta last week. a dozen people were also injured in the attack which took place at a bus stop in wednesday. what more do we know behind the arrests? the indonesian police are questioning a number of other people. these three people were arrested in raids late last week. they raided the home of a 30—year—old man they believed was one of the suicide bombers. members of his family are also being questioned. police say they found religious material, as well as some basic weapons in the home. now the so

estas imgenes de vigilancia fueron reveladas hoy por la policia del condado palm beach.maestro. se llama brian kornbluth, tiene 28 anos y ensenaba en la academia "somerset" en boca raton. la policia obtuvo estas imgenes porque otro maestro tuvo sospechas de la conducta de kornbluth y puso una camara de vigilancia en el aula apuntando hacia su escritorio. cuando vio estas imgenes besando al nino de 10 anos en la boca, alerto a la administracion escolar y a ornbluth suspendieron sin paga. la policia lo arresto y le presentaron dos cargos por agresion. como parte de la investigacion, surgio que supuestamente kornbluth hacia lo mismo con la hermanita del estudiante. ambos ninos le dijeron a la policia que esta no era la primera vez. sin embargo, durante la audiendia en corte se le desestimo un cargo relacionado con la nina por falta de evidencias. asi que el maestro se declaro culpable la semana pasada por el cargo de agresion al nino, y un juez del condado palm beach lo sentencio a un ano de probatoria. out cue: .un ano de probatoria. duracion: 1:11 tag- en la escuela se di

women carried these on their backs with a palm plant across their forehead to celebrate the fact these people are still here, but we are not really talking about them when we talk about the agricultural component isshasta county because that a euro-american institution imposed on this land. settlert euro-american was pearson be redding. he arrived in 1834 and sets up shop. he did not occupy the land right away. he brought in horses and cattle and started the livestock industry as well as cultivating and growing crops. he grew grapes in shasta county very early on, which is something people have not realized. winemakers did not realize this had been going on since 1834. redding comes in and sets up shop and start his ranchero and begins selling off land to other people who sell off their farms and ranches. strikes inold rush 1849 and redding finds out what is going on with the gold and knows that this area has the potential and discovers gold himself. that became the beginning of the gold rush in shasta county. agriculture was here before gold. redding, when california became a state, h

went to a dollar tree in palm beach, florida. harvey: she's in palm beach. there are other stores.cause she's from compton. harvey: no! >> every corner in compton. >> casey anthony had a lunch date with a 6-month-old. the grandson of an nbc producer. nbc's been trying to get her to do a sit-down interview for years. harvey: if you're the

that makes this year's winner of the palme d'0r such a surprise. a swedish comedy causing upset.his kind of content. and, yeah, we aimed to do a funny movie that dealt with important questions at the same time. i am happy they chose this. the square, a satire about a pr stunt which went awry, talking about the dictatorship of political correctness. it was described by the jury as a rich masterpiece. diane kruger. 0ther winners were diane kruger, who played a woman trying to put her life back together after her family were killed in a bomb attack in in the fade. joaquin phoenix looked stunned when he was given best actor for his role as a hit man. he apologised for his clothes — his shoes were sent home by mistake. still, a night to celebrate for all of those who won. at another year to celebrate the art of filmmaking. congratulations to those winners. a reminder of our top stories, angela merkel has warned europe can no longer depend on the united states oi’ longer depend on the united states or britain following the election of president trump and brexit. she said europeans must

according to a family friend, ailes fell at his home in palm beach, florida last week and slipped into a coma before dying yesterday morning. he was 77 years old. wal-mart is becoming a key player in digital sales. the retail giant says u-s digital sales rose by an impressive 63-percent from a year ago. the news comes after an annnouncement thursday by wal-mart ceo doug mcmillion who told investors they'd be transforming to become a more digital enterprise. mcmillon says walmart wants to use both its digital and physical presence to make shopping easier and enjoyable for its customers. generic tease of providing reliable energy and that'll never change. what is changing, is our name to dominion energy. it's a reflection of our commitment to energy innovation and renewable sources like solar, wind... and cleaner energy like natural gas. and we'll continue to innovate, upgrade technology, dominion energy. more than a new name, a new way of seeing energy. college students burns down in college park. the desperate search for what caused it. and how mother nature is responsbile for this bla

we see for example, secretary wilbur ross is often with him when they're in palm beach. find out if the new jersey residence draws out different guests. the first lady is also here. so a quiet, long weekend, perhaps still in the glow of the rose garden house only passage of the health care celebration, and the president, through his weekly address, the video that goes out, will turn to the senate and say that he wants them to pick up the action on health care and get moving forward. so the president will use his weekly address to further sell the -- at least as it stands now, the plan republicans have to reshape and reform the health care insurance system in the country, so he's moving forward on that. we'll have to see how quickly the senate takes that up. >> kelly o., going back to this idea that he's saving the country a bunch of money by spending the weekend there in b bedminister, what can we tell folks about what this means for the town? will they take the same type of sues there, costs that we saw in pal beach? >> reporter: well, the local community is an affluent

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thursday, the senate intelligence committee holds a hearing on world wide threat with cia director mike palm may and nsa director michael rogers and national intelligence director dan coats. former fbi director comey was expected to appear but deputy director andraw mccade will testify. live coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service boy america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. next, the implications of the presidential election in south korea looking at how it will affect relationships with china, japan and the united states. this is an

[applause] also students from the palm beach university and faculty. thank you for being with us.his is the future. [applause] dr. cheney has focused most of her life on teaching children american history. so that the next generation can learn from the past. before i introduced her we had a surprise guest from wyoming last night. dr. cheney's husband of 52 years to please stand up. vice president cheney. [applause] thank you so much for coming. it means a lot to me. honored to introduce this morning the distinguished speaker. when i called her last year to invite her she said am i the only speaker who has not won a pulitzer prize? i said, yes. but you are the only speaker who is chairman of the national endowment of the humanities for seven years and you are the only speaker who was second lady of united states of america for eight years. [applause] if you google her you will be blown away by all of her awards and accomplishments. as always i am not going to list all of those. shee she was head of neh published american memory a report that warned about the failures of institution

the line of storms weaken overnight as it approaches west palm beach and miami. isolated tornadoes possible in the carolinas today. we are also seeing quiet day today in new england. tomorrow is the rainy day. if you have things to do outdoors, get that done. tomorrow looks like a soaking rain. middle of the country, you are quiet and the heat will build. middle of the country from the central plains down through texas. they have 90s and 100s. >> i keep seeing phoenix at 107. >> it is summer there now. >>> thank you, bill. still ahead, president trump taking action into the russian role of the election. we will talk about who is tapping to lead a brewing legal fight. >>> and the esident's budget is not going well on capitol hill including those reacting to the spending blueprint. back after this. ration. ration. its active naturals® oat formula... ...goes on feather light. absorbs in seconds... ...keeps skin healthy looking and soft. aveeno® naturally beautiful results. whuuuuuat?rtgage offer from the bank today. you never just get one offer. go to lendingtree.co

the four arts in palm beach, florida, hosted this 60-minute lecture which was part of a series. lynne: i will put it down for me -- host: i will put it down for me and it has to come down a little bit more for lynne cheney. i am thrilled you're here and particularly happy to welcome students from the fifth grade and their teachers. [applause] ay: and also students from palm beach and faculty. this is also about the future. focused much of her life on teaching children american history so that the next generation can learn from the past. before i introduce her, we had a surprise guest fly in. cheney'slike dr. husband of 50 years to stand up. vice president cheney. [applause] gay: thank you so much for coming. it means a lot to me and a lot to let in. a distinguished speaker. when i called to invite her she said, mi the only speaker that has not won a political prize? i said, yes but you were the only speaker that was chairman of the national endowment for the humanities for seven years on the only speaker that was second lady of the united states for eight years. [applause] gay f

it will be interesting to see if these were talked about an palm beach -- in palm beach this weekend. thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> april 17, russia and the rest, thank you so much for everybody being here today. >> our hearts should be open not just to falling in love but to the world. we need to look, we need to care, and we need to contribute. >> don't ever let anyone tell you that your dreams are silly. and if you have to look back on your life, regret the the things that you did and not what you didn't do. >> nothing stays still. things will change. the question for you is whether and how you will participate in the process of creative change. >> just a few past commencement speeches from the c-span video library and watch more of this year's commencement speeches on saturday, may 27, monday may 29, memorial day, and june 3rd n c-span and c-span.org. >> on the second day of his trip to saudi arabia, president trump addressed leaders at a meeting in reyad. the president's re

. >> they're off to palm springs with her dog.petition heats up in a basketball game, when rachel discovers one of them isn't exactly a free agent. >> he still has the keys to my apartment. >> it shocked us that he has a girlfriend. >> and rachel, who will get engaged to one of these guys, admits it's a rocky road to love. >> it would be easier to run away, but then i'm like, you won't get what you want at the end. you have to make the hard decisions to get what you want. and i did. >> and ashton kutcher and mila kunis, as well as kareem abdul-jabbar will be on the show. >>> entering the town of twin peaks. >> "twin peaks" has returned after 25 years, and we sat down with the cast who are back as well. >> nice. bye-bye, everybody. >> more than 34 million people tuned in to the pilot back in 1990, as this weird murder mystery reshaped the tv landscape. >> there was a huge rush on televisions. >> everybody had to get a new television. >> i had a cup of coffee, a bite of donut, and i was

you go to the council and you just constantly, you feel you're being palmed off all the time. there's not enough social housing. you're been told to go private. let's go inside a former reading institute for gentlemen, now a daycare centre for the over 50s. it was originally for the over 60s but because things have got a bit tighter they have reduced the age to the over 50s. they are considering reducing to the over 40s as well. good morning. this judith. reducing to the over 40s as well. good morning. thisjudith. hello. hello, everybody. let me introduce you to various people. tom gardner who runs an independent food bank. tell us about the kind of people who use your food bank and why you say camborne needs one. camborne needs one because it is in the top ten of the most deprived areas in europe. 2796 the most deprived areas in europe. 27% of children live below the poverty in the area. we started the food bank seven years ago and it has just increased and we now provide 10,000 meals a month from the food bank. we are open every day. what kind of people do you see? there is

, directed by ruben 0stlund who is pictured here, running to accept his award, has won this year's palmeat the cannes film festival. it tells the story of a museum's public relations stunt that goes somewhat awry. with me is michaela bergman, who's chief counsellor issues at the european bank for reconstruction and development think you for coming in. shall we start with some misery for the passengers of bae? start with some misery for the passengers of me? stuck at heathrow and not just that, passengers of me? stuck at heathrow and notjust that, all around the world as well. and their stories pairof world as well. and their stories pair of people who couldn't get to weddings, all sorts of personal stories. so i think this story shows you the personal misery of people waiting for hours and i was travelling on friday so i didn't —— saidi travelling on friday so i didn't —— said ijust missed it but there is theissue said ijust missed it but there is the issue of what does to the airways brand because you know, it brand is offered the world 's favourite airline is what this will do? it will

steve is in west palm beach, florida, independent. good morning. caller: hi. basically i am a's bonding to the key medication's issue -- i am responding to the communications issue. having been in the military, i have gotten used to certain aspects of the security issue. nsa has been going through our phones from the 1960's. if they hear someone talking about a bombing plot, they can stay on the line. but if you had margaret is talking about her apple pie recipe, they have to get off, they cannot stay on. if you want a secure country, you have to to give a little bit. host: let's go to wanda in chattanooga. good morning. caller: good morning. i was thinking about the third parties. on an earlierin date, i said donald trump was like the underdog and bernie sanders was like a big cat. really knew what he was talking about and could help the people and no one understood what i was saying. rudes not trying to be about donald trump. i was just talking about when it comes to politics, he was just a television person. as far as c-span, i would like to say that i am r

the palm beach post in florida, house guts obamacare. trump hails passage of a great plan. we want to know what you think of it this morning. dwight, florida, republican. caller: hi. how are you today? host: good morning. caller: good morning. i want to lay out what kind of savings this could mean. my insurance came into effect. everyone is saying how it will be more portable. no one is putting any money on it. will there be more than one plan? host: are you asking about the republican proposal? caller: yes. host: it is strictly dealing with the budget. you are talking more about policy and regulations. as the president tweeted this morning, there is more to come. they want to do more phases to completely replace the affordable care act. tom, independent, good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i think this is a verse that in getting a usable health care system in the united states. i lived in the u.k. for three years under that system. i don't think most people would really like to live under that system. it is very restrictive. restrictedically y

meanwhile, the world's leading maker of drones is betting on a new unit so small that fits in the palmd. dji unveiled at smallest camera drone in new york. it is looking to win the consumer market. bloomberg technology selina wang attended the event and took the new drone for a spin. reporter: i am here at grand central terminal for the chinese dji's unveiling of its smallest and lightest drone yet. i have it right here in my hand. it weighs less than a can of soda. it's only $499. dji is hoping to step into a new ballgame, hoping to reach the masses. with this very easy-to-use drone. it actually takes off and flies directly from your hand. i am here with the head of strategic partnerships. in my hand, i am holding the drone that was launched last fall. the newest one, the spark from today. this tiny thing has a ton of technology and a lot of same features. in the larger drones. how did you get it so small? michael: you know, overtime, our first product is about this big. it was just the brains, the chip happening inside here. over time, we have been able to make it smaller and smaller