was bobbi parker a hostage? >> there was no doubt in my mind that she had been kidnapped by this man. >> or was she a partner in crime and maybe much more than that. >> i said, are you all right? she said, yes, i'm fine, i'm happy. >> the case would ultimately make its way to a courtroom. but in all that time, the one person who has never talk sudden bobbi parker herself. that is until tonight. >> nothing made sense, nothing. >> if you had to pick a woman to star in a sensational true crimes story, you probably wouldn't pick bobbi parker. >> i grew up on a farm in north central kansas. i had a normal childhood. a normal upbringing. >> bobbi went to college in oklahoma where she caught the eye of randy parker. >> she had a way about her, the way she carried herself, the way she talked, the way she laughed. there was something really special about her. >> he had a balance in his life. he was good for me. he -- he gave me confidence. he added to my life. it just worked. >> they married in 1982 and within four years

bonnie elizabeth parker, born in texas, a west texas town, her mother, emma parker is a social climber like you would not believe. society, there are no women that are determined that their families will be the blue blooded just -- blue bloodedest as of all. and the parker was like that. rowena was a farming community. bonnie's father was a brick mason. that madema saw it, them royalty and 8 -- she raised her little girl to believe that. the first mark that bonnie ever made was made when she was three years old when a tent revival meeting came to rowena and some of the little children were invited on stage to sing their favorite hymns. there, raised her eyes to the lord and saying the honky-tonk tune "he's a devil in his own hometown." she got a standing ovation. from that moment, she -- her expressed desire was to be one of two things. to be anither going actress on broadway, or she was going to be one of those ubiquitous, world-famous millionaire poets. she wrote a lot of poetry. we see that she had a stuttering sense of rhythm, but she loved quotation marks. she use them every other

as a customer of boeing 737 max, it is american airlines ceo doug parker's reality. how involved have you been as a customer of that aircraft in making sure they get it right? >> we've been intensely involved. we have 24 of those airplanes in our fleet. it's incredibly important to us that it's -when it does fly, that it's entirely safe. >> reporter: american was an early adopter of the max, which pp awaits faa aroval of a boeing software fix hefter two fatal crass. while the okay is expected soon, er ors of the max including three u.s. es are bracing for the inevitable headwinds to follow. nc how do you con the skiddish passenger that looks and says my goodness, my flight will be a max. how do you convince them to get on this airplane? n'> we shall see. i doknow at this heightened level of interest in this and the news around it ofthat any amount marketing would do that. what we need to do is have the airplane be deemed airp worthy, be back in service, have american airlines pilots flying them. if that's the case, the airplane is 100% safe and our customers. >> repo

nobody going rapid for sure on euclid at parker. this is a picture of the white fire hydrant at euclid and parker not in use at this time and the flames are still going. pretty soon i see houses 1,000 foot away from the flames, and i see they are full of water. it turns out engine 24 appeared and used the same hydrant. truck five shows the water spray and the same hoses are flat, no water from the hydrant. they are cleaning up. this is the aftermath on the 11th of the hong kong lounge at 3300 geary. this is h&r block. the red circles show where the hydrants are. upper right geary/parker intersection. overhead please. on the overhead this is the n.t.s.b. report the excavator damaged the natural gas plane. here is a slide of all of the things that occurred, the report from february 26th. it is not the richmond district downtown. that is two miles east. as far as notification, coordination these are the points as to who was notified and who wasn't and how my next door neighbor was allowed in but i wasn't until 5:40. this happened short

come on, parker. get up here. parker. come here. come here. [applause] they love you. why do you like him so much? great job. [applause] a lot of good looking people in the school, have to say. this class personifies the spirit of confidence, courage, and unwavering commitment that has always defined the long blue line. it's true. it goes all the way back to the very beginning, to the first cadet in the air force history. in processing day, you are greeted at the base of a ramp by the statue of the legendary val bark. val grew up in a blue-collar family in massachusetts. during his senior year in high school he was recruited to play for the pittsburgh pirates. another baseball player. instead he made the same choice as all of you, the choice of life of service. that's what he wanted. he joined the u.s. air force academy. he showed up on the academy's opening day in 1955 and would be the first air force cadet in history to take the oath of allegiance. the academy proved an arduous challenge for him. it was not easy. as his roommate said, he was hanging on by a thread ac

mike, thank you. >>> sean parker is former president of facebook.w him from the "social network" movie but he actually made his mark first when he co-founded music file sharing company napster. he joins us exclusively from the ford opportunity zone summit here's what he had to say about spotify and music streaming. >> i'm obviously a huge spotify fan. i'm biased clearly but i think spotify has done an incredible job executing and from a product perspective the product offering is a superior product offering apple obviously comes to the table with a lot of heft and, you know, power in the device market, which will give it an advantage in any industry that it tries to get into but i think spotify's execution on the product side has been superior >> looking at the price of spotify, 133, sharply below its ipo or at least where it went public i know you're not on the board, sean, but how do you view this whole industry shaking out today there's a report that the parent company of tiktok is going to go after spotify and apple music in emerging markets. it

parker stepped in as caretaker following the sacking of claudio ranieri in february.irman shahid khan says parker "was brave to accept a very difficult challenge". he added that under parker's management fulham has "undeniably become a better football club." after he took over fulham produced their only three—match winning streak of the season, but failed to avoid relegation to the championship next season. i'm fully aware i've been associated with this club for some time now as a player, for four years and now back here as a coach. i know how things work and i know the daily dynamics of the team and the daily dynamics of the whole football club and i know where improvements need to be made and where we can improve and move this club forward, so that will help me and put me on the front foot. wales coach warren gatland has agreed a deal to take charge of the british and irish lions on their tour of south africa in 2021. he's already overseen a winning tour of australia in 2013 and a drawn series against the all blacks two years ago, as well as three grand slams, inclu

jessica parker, our political correspondent. jessica parker, our political correspondent.ouhani of iran has warned his country that it is facing difficult times ahead because of renewed us sanctions. addressing a meeting of political actvists, he said iran could be facing even greater economic problems than in the 1980s when it was subject to international trade restrictions during the war with iraq. andy beatt reports. american military might en route to the gulf. warships, bombers and missiles intended to send a clear message to tehran. but it's notjust about fire power. tough new us sanctions are raising temperatures further. iran's president is feeling the heat. the pressures by our enemies, he said, is a war unprecedented in the history of our islamic revolution. during the war we did not have a problem with our banks, oil sales, imports we did not have a problem with our banks, oilsales, imports or exports. but i don't despair. i have great hope for the future provided we are united. his rallying cry comes amid growing anger at a slump in the economy caused by sancti

a stark difference to 30 years ago when emperor parker heater attended this exact emperor parker heatereror parker heater attended this exact event to take to the throne when the entire country was mourning the death of the previous emperor. this is a special edition of bbc world news. these are life is from inside the imperial palace and you can see all the guests inside the room. they are now walking into the room. they are now walking into the room. they are now walking into the room. the new emperor ofjapan, emperor naruhito who is taking to the throne and becoming the 126th emperor of japan. following him the throne and becoming the 126th emperor ofjapan. following him is his wife, empress masako. we were saying that she was not going to be there, didn't we, but we now see her walk into the ceremony. it must be the earlier ceremony, the handing over of the royal treasures that she was not present for and then, actually, many of the people around us actually, many of the people around us here have gathered today when we we re us here have gathered today when we were just arriving to

as jessica parker have already put their hats into the ring. asjessica parker reports.e, least of all when so many are watching on. i will shortly leave the job that it has been the honour of my life to hold. the second female prime minister, but certainly not the last. i do so with no ill will, but with enormous and enduring gratitude to have had the opportunity to serve the country i love. theresa may had tried, time and again, to get her brexit deal approved by parliament. but yesterday's retreat signalled an end to those efforts and the start of something else. him, her, and more besides, declared or otherwise, names being talked about is leadership contenders, entering what looks likely to be a crowded field. leadership hopefuls will no doubt try to project a sense of purpose and optimism for the future, but there's no getting away from the present brexit deadlock. whoever comes next, will inherit the same divided party and parliament here in westminster. he's running for sure, declaring that the uk must leave the eu by the end of october — with or without a deal.

still with us, ashley parker, bill kristol. just how unusual is what we're seeing every day?> it's quite unusual to a degree in reporting and writing this story we sort of realized that you don't even really understand -- first of all, it's very stark for a president to be narrating his potential rivals as if he's sort of this objective cable news host or sports talk radio guy, just assessing a field as if it has nothing to do with them. and then when you put aside politics you sort of realize he is really inserting himself into the very fabric of our society. he is weighing in on not just politics but on the kentucky derby, on the boston red sox, on how the french government should fight the fire that engulfed notre dame. even if you're a voter sort of exhausted with politics and you turn your attention to sports or culture or day to day life there's the president sort of wanting to be part of that discussion and insert himself and take the glow and share that moment in a sort of omniscient omnipresent inescapable way. >> 48 visits to pennsylvania. i know pennsylvanians who

"the washington post" reporter ashley parker. christina greer is a professor at fordham university. and a former u.s. attorney, joyce vance, the author of that op-ed joins us. explain for our viewers what is in this alabama bill, joyce. >> this is a different bill. it's one that makes it illegal for doctors to perform abortions at any time during a pregnancy. it doesn't criminalize the woman's conduct rather makes it a felony for the doctor to perform the abortion. >> take me through your argument that this isn't just a bill that would affect the criminal exposure for any medical practitioner, make it a crime to provide that health care service for families, for women, talk about the goal's legal objective, which you outline in your piece that it is nothing short of bringing roe v. wade for relitigation by the u.s. supreme court. >> the house sponsor of this bill actually made the case for that herself, saying that the reason that the bill needed to move forward without any sort of an amendment that would protect victims of rape or incest was the issue of the personhood of the fetus

go ahead. >> caller: i thought her name was mary louise parker. lou roberts? >> mary louise roberts. >> there is a mary louise parker. >> go ahead with your question. >> caller: at any rate, i apologize. the role of the french resistance, i have been interested in that since i was young but i have never been able to find any good resources on activities or affairs of the french resistance. i know it was a strong factor, i'm toelg told from history it is. but as far as specifics could you recommend any resources or could you kind of detail something dealing with that? thank you. >> yep. french resistance played a huge part in -- in the d day invasion. one of the reasons i wrote this book is because d day has always been seen as an american story. ates been told within a national frame. what i tried to do is to turn the lens aren't. i envisioned robert kappa's picture where he is showing the gis as they go up the beach and i turned the camera around, what was it like for the french looking down from the beach? and there were civilians which we have already talke

our leadoff discussion on a thursday evening, making a rare visit to our new york studios, ashley parker, pulitzer prize winning white house reporter for "the washington post." frank figliuzzi, former fbi assistant director for counterintelligence and greg miller, pulitzer prize winning national security correspondent also with "the post" among the reporters who broke the story of mike flynn to begin with. also happens to be the what "the apprentice." greg, what struck you about this court filing today? what should be the takeaway for our viewers and how momentous will it be if we get to read what flynn said on a recorded phone conversation with the russian, kislyak? >> i think that will be quite interesting to see the actual language that the incoming national security adviser fought so hard to keep not only the public but other senior incoming officials of the new still forming trump administration from knowing about. remember, he -- he lied not just to the public, he lied to the incoming vice president, he lied to the press secretary at the time at the white house about what had taken

and ashley parker from "the washington post." former u.s. attorney, joyce vance and frank figliuzzi former director at the fbi. frank we sat here before the show saying how the bleep is this happening. so i'm going to let you try to answer it, how the bleep is this happening? >> that's a great question. we have to ask ourselves is this the same rudy giuliani that cried foul when the u.s. accepted information from former british officer christopher steele. is it the same rudy giuliani who bemoaned the fact that george papadopoulos was talking to an australian diplomat and the australians shared it with us? now it's okay to do this. lots of questions. emoluments clause, will he receive a thing of value from a foreign government? are the ukrainians going to do something they would not have already done and therefore provide assistance from a former power to a presidential reelection campaign? who's paying for rudy's trip over there? is it coming out of campaign funds for the president? lots of questions here? all of which i think is going to ta

so it was much more efficient to say "let fitzgerald do the love scene, let parker do the comedy scenemake sure it's structured properly." just monkeys on a typewriter. but they were clever monkeys. that's what happened in "casablanca," ...at least, as i understand it. there was this fellow who wrote the play, everybody comes to ricks. then the epstein brothers got involved in rewriting it. then howard koch got involved in rewriting it. and out of this potpourri came this marvelous movie. ♪ you must remember this ♪ a kiss is just a kiss ... ♪ a sigh is just a sigh ♪ (narrator) "casablanca." one of the greatest love stories ever told was made in 1942 in consummate studio style. at least six writers worked on the script. the cast included 34 nationalities. but what truly engaged audiences in "casablanca" was not the dialects, but the way it was directed, lit, photographed, acted and edited. hollywood filmmaking at its height, so effortless, so masterful it's invisible to the audience. ♪ ... as time goes by ♪ sam, i thought i told you never to play -- (richard sylbert) the way i was broug

you get to be honored by sarah jessica parker, your bestie. >> it's so sweet. it's great. or die, man, and i can't wait to see what she has on. >> sarah jessica didn't disappoint -- wearing a printed silk elie saab gown with puffed sleeves. we're used to seeing these besties together on the carpet, they've attended the met gala together five times, but won't be there tonight. >> she's on a plane somewhere and i have to work. >> andy! it's not the met gala if you're not there. >> well, guess what? tell anna. >>> still aad -- we're outside the met what you never knew about fashion's biggest night and all those iconic look and no, you never get to keep them >>> then -- after his emotional emmy win -- >> this one is going to be special. >> we're backstage with alex trebek with an update on his cancer battle. >>> plus, new dad, how princess diana will inspire his parenthood. >>> closed captioning provided by -- touch shows how we really feel. but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz... the first and only treatment of its kind offe

thanks for what you too. >> reporter: parker is known for interacting with employees and passengers in airports and on planes. his good humor after a flight attendant spilled a drink on him recently made for this instagram post >> a little of jack and coke on my shoulder which department smell too good for the flight. >> reporter: but he knows the flight that will draw the most attention is when the 737 max takes to the air again. >> there's an american airlines pilot ready to go, so am i and my family we'll be among the first people on board. >> the ceo of american airlines, oscar munoz, made that same statement today. for more, go t wake-up call aboutw to preventy from happening in the parking lot. >>> plus grandmothers under arrest for carrying cbd oil >>> next tonight, the worst nightmare for every parent or care give her giver of a young ant florida died after being left in a hot van for hours, prompting a new warning from officials. here is nbc's joe fryer with more. >> reporter: in jacksonville, florida today, police say an infant, just a few months old, was left in the back of

sir. >> reporter: conway first cameur to ottention as ernest borgnine's helpless number two ensign parker on "mchale's navy." but conway really made his mark and won emmys as part of the remarkable ensemble on "the carol burnett show." in sketches where either burnett or vicki lawrence or harvey ta korman would inevibly crack up because of conway's antics. >> he had nodea i was going to immobilize myself with novocaine so wi punched my hand, my my head, leg, the whole thing and went completely, he actually wet his pants. >> reporter: of conway, carol burnett said today "i'm heartbroken. he was one in a million. he'll be in my heart forever." hey >> reporter: ours too. harry smith, nbc news, new york. >> tim conway dead at the age of 85 >>> all right. it is mid-may. let's see when the weather is going to start acting like it. bill karins, good morning. >> if you haven't seen the dentist skit, goatch it's one of the funniest aver. were watching a storm system exiting finally the sun will return to areas of the northeast. and it's going to take a little while fromoston toaine we're going to

willen: the question is if parker, the d.c. policemen would have been there -- parker was known to get drunk and an ineffective cop. i don't know why they picked him to do this job. he was not even disciplined by the d.c. police because his job was only to protect the president going and coming from the theater. now, the real speculation was he wanted to get grant. if grant would have been there, he would have had much more security, would he have been able to thwart booth? booth wanted a chance to get both lincoln and grant but grant probably would have come with more security. julia grant could not stand mary lincoln. she would never go to the theater with her. >> [indiscernible] dr. willen: we did not have secret service back then. presidential security -- you could walk into the white house. the story about christopher spencer, he wanted to sell rifles to the army in 1863. he makes an appointment with lincoln and comes into the white house carrying a rifle to show to the president. yes? >> i think it was dr. leale in 1909.

here to debate and trade the big stories of the day, joe, pete, jon najarian adam parker, the ceo of trivariate capital management, lp let's begin with the markets, zero in on apple today goldman-sachs cutting the price target to $178 from $184 also offering up fresh concerns about how much earnings might be at risk if the trade war gets worse. pete, i'm turning to you on this they cut the price target. does goldman-sachs they're talking about -- if there's a, like a retaliatory ban because of the huawei thing, they're looking at a possible eps hit of 29%, more than $3 a share. your favorite analyst, katy huberty of morgan stanley out today, worried about additional tariffs being a $3 hit apple's going to have to absorb the cost, which she calls the most likely scenario how big of an issue is this? >> i think it's a pretty big issue, obviously i think this is something that can't be looked past because of the fact that we don't know when and if we're ever going to get to the point where we need to get to in terms of this trade war so will there be some retaliatory sort of moves? i th

. >> parker. >> parker. >> i was thinking of another one in the avenues.it was difficult for us to have his side setbacks as well as reduction of the building depth. again, he did not reduce the number of dwelling units or the number of bedrooms, but still accommodated concerns that the situation where you have loadings adjacent to the rear yards of the key lots and perpendicular to the key lots. >> with the residential design team have requested setbacks at the top floor? >> yes, in fact. that is also a very typical response. with respect to scale either the front or the back, and the key lot situation, the setback at the top floor isn't as much you are looking at a narrow width from the setback that you would ask for. it be maybe 3-5 feet will people recognize the balance we have to strike between housing units in bringing housing units online with their impact, especially adjoining neighbors and properties. there is never not an impact. obviously when we are building a four-story, which is code compliant next to smaller places , and we face this a lot o

kirk parker says he last injected himself with fentanyl laced heroin about two months ago he says it cost him just ten dollars to get high and want to know the pill deal both for. this little. about the. selling opioids can be a lucrative business especially in the glutted areas where real jobs are hard to find brandon cotman went to prison for dealing heroin so you can see why. you do caught up in that because if i'm making one hundred to two hundred dollars a day. you know if you save your money you see one week to save in your money you're the right. practically all of the fentanyl on the streets comes from china or mexico it's smuggled or even mailed to the u.s. the world's biggest market of opioid drug users the u.s. government is applauding china's crackdown. on exports but here in baltimore there is only skepticism you will in those. clever ways to get it. parker says he's trying to get clean now he receives treatment at this mobile opioid addiction clinic parked outside the city jail this is also where he picks up free doses of no lock zone and emergency nose spray that rever

jessica parker, bbc news.h the campaign for the european parliament elections under way we're going to be speaking to all the main uk parties here on the bbc news channel over the next few weeks. and we want you to send us your questions. on tuesday at 5.30 we'll have nigel farage of the brexit party, then the next day at the same time chuka umunna on change uk. a light aircraft has crash landed on a dual carriageway in south wales. emergency services were called to the scene on the a40 between raglan and abergavenny, at around 11 this morning. these are the latest pictures. police says three of the aircraft's occupants were treated by paramedics at the scene. their injuries are not life—threatening. joel snarr was there when the plane crashed and told me more about what he saw. myself, my wife and our dog were returning from friends. we were driving down the a40 and about 150 metres in front of us, out of nowhere, a plane, a light aircraft, almost as deep as you can, hit the central reservation, burst into fl

jessica parker there.facing the prospect of a new prime minister with a new approach to the brexit process, after years of complex negotiations and delays. so what will change after theresa may. 0ur europe editor katya adler is in brussels. first off, what doesn't change is that eu leaders remain fed up with the brexit process, which they feel has been going on and on, and the change of prime minister threatens to lengthen that process even more. where they do expect change is they think that the new prime minister will want to come here to brussels to try to renegotiate the brexit deal, particularly that controversial backstop guarantee on the irish border, and brussels was quick to say today that it would not be budging. eu leaders feel they have gone around that block so many times over the last two years, and they point out that theresa may and her cabinet signed off on the brexit deal back in november. but the concern here is that a new, maybe more hard—line, prime minister could use what one eu diplo

someone stole one from the corner of 6th street and parker avenue recently. months ago another one was stolen from the corner of 1st and parker avenue. contra costa county sheriff's department is asking anyone who may know something about what happened to come forward. >> chris paul of the houston rockets might only have himself to blame for steph curry catching fire last night in houston. wait till you hear this. the rockets guard kept curry from practicing at the toyota center in houston the night before game 6 according to a report from "the athletic." curry booked the court for an hour on thursday night. when paul heard about that he decided to go there and shoot around, too. curry offered to stick to half the court and let paul have half but paul said no and steph curry was kicked out of the gym. >> wow. >> steph got the last laugh though. after being held scoreless in the first half he erupted with 33 points in the second half, leading the warriors to a series win over that man and his team the houston rockets. >> very nice. >>> up next, here is a live

kirk parker says he last injected himself with fentanyl laced heroin about two months ago he says it cost him just ten dollars to get high i want to know the people feel bad for. this little kid. selling opioids can be a lucrative business especially in a glutted areas where real jobs are hard to find brandon cotman went to prison for dealing heroin so you can see why. you do caught up in that because if i'm making one hundred to two hundred dollars a day. you really if you save your money you're seen one week a saving your money you're the right wow practically all of the fentanyl on the streets comes from china or mexico it's smuggled or even mailed to be u.s. the world's biggest market of opioid drug users the u.s. government is applauding china's crackdown on fentanyl exports but here in baltimore there is only skepticism you only know the. money to save because they will they don't know clever ways to get it. different ways of making parker says he's trying to get clean now he receives treatment at this mobile opioid addiction clinic parked outside the city jail this is also whe

came to our attention as ernest borgnine's helpless number twogn, en parker on "mchale's navy." his mark and won emmys as part of the remarkable ensemble on "the carol burnett show." in sketches where either burnett or vicki lawrence or harvey korman would inevitably crack up because of conway's antics. >> he had no idea i was going to immobilize myself with novocain so when i punched my hand, my head, my leg, the whole thing and went completely, he actually wet his pants. >> reporter: of conway, carol burnett said today "i'm heartbroken. he was one in a million. he'll be in my heart forever. >> hey >> reporter: ours too. harry smith, nbc news, new york >> you bet tim conway will always make us laugh. that's "nightly news" for this tuesday i'm lesterolt. foall of us at nbcr >>> lights, camera, "access." >> oh, my god! >> demi lovato is bouncing back but she hasn't taken this journey alone. mom, did you see anyf this happen

different ways and make it parker says he's trying to get clean now he receives treatment at this mobile opioid addiction clinic parked outside the city jail this is also where he picks up. no law and emergency know that reverses the effects of an overdose he carries the kids everywhere he goes one day. and that is the reality here for each person saved after overdosing on fentanyl still others die addicted to perhaps the most deadly drug the streets have seen. al-jazeera baltimore. olympic around the world eight hundred meter champion cast to cement has lost her appeal against new testosterone rules not plastics it means she'll be forced to take drugs to reduce the levels of the hormone in her body if she wants to defend her titles only welling's explains. this was a verdict as much to do with human rights as a that akes cost as a menu was appealing against a rule that would force her to take medication to reduce her testosterone level and still be allowed to compete in women's competition she lost her appeal against the rule of the court of arbitration for sport in liaison such discrim

different ways of making parker says he's trying to get clean now he receives treatment at this mobile opioid addiction clinic parked outside the city jail this is also where he picks up three doses of no lock zone and emergency nose spray that reverses the effects of an overdose he carries the kids everywhere he goes one day . say five people to six person because they don't have enough. and that is the reality here for each person saved after overdosing on fentanyl still others die addicted to perhaps the most deadly drug the streets have seen. castro al-jazeera baltimore. still ahead in the sports making a baseball fun. once but twice that's coming up in sports. time for the sport here's joe rob thank you is thinking from the caste system and you will run what could be her last eight hundred meters race in doha on friday after losing her appeal against new testosterone rules the new regulations don't kick in until next week so the south african is still allowed to compete at the first diamond league meeting of the season so many has appeal against the i.w. failed on wednesday which

jessica parker is at westminster for us.tous day there in westminster but things move pretty quickly. the talk in the speculation now about who is going to take over. we have already heard from a handful of would—be successors to theresa may saying they will be going for it but that handful is likely to grow. we think that it is very likely there is going to be quite a crowded field when it comes to this conservative leadership race and that will make it pretty interesting and potentially unpredictable as well and how it works in the conservative party in terms of how they choose their leader is that conservative mps do rounds of voting, whittle it down to two candidates and those two candidates go out to vote at the wider party membership of around 100,000 people. those people as things stand are going to be selecting the next prime minister on behalf of the entire united kingdom. yeah, and when that does happen, that new leader will have the role of negotiating brexit. will their role be any easier than what theresa may ha

jessica parker, bbc news.tary, matt hancock, confirmed to the bbc this morning that he's going to stand for the leadership of the party saying it's more than just about brexit. i am going to run to be the next prime minister because, i believe, from the bottom of my heart, that we need a leaderfor the future, not just for now. of course we've got to deliver brexit, and i will, but we need to win the argument for free enterprise and a free society and do all the other things that we need to do to make this country a great place to live. that argument about the future risks being lost in a discussionjust about the details of the brexit deal, which of course is vital, but there are so many other things that we need to do to make this country a wonderful place to live. 0ur political correspondent tom barton explained more about the big issues facing the leadership candidates. there is no getting away from the fact that brexit is, without question, the single biggest issue facing the country at the moment and also,

kirk parker says he last injected himself with fentanyl laced heroin about two months ago he says it cost him just ten dollars to get high one. for. instance. selling opioids can be a lucrative business. especially in a glutted areas where real jobs are hard to find brandon cotman went to prison for dealing heroin so you can see why you know you do caught up in that because if i'm making one hundred to two hundred dollars a day. you really if you save your money your see one weakness saving your money you're the right wow practically all of the fentanyl on the streets comes from china or mexico it's smuggled or even mailed to the u.s. the world's biggest market of opioid drug users the u.s. government is applauding china's crackdown on fentanyl exports but here in baltimore there is only skepticism you only know the. money to save because they will they don't know clever ways to get it. different ways of making parker says he's trying to get clean now he receives treatment at this mobile opioid addiction clinic parked outside the city jail this is also where he picks up free doses of

>> yeah, and parker is our vanna white.anna -- >> so when you started here as an intern, was your goal to still be here nine years later? >> no, hell no. >> when i'm done with my aa, i'm out of here. but then i started realizing, i want aid job where i felt like i was living a legacy. >> the most amazing thing about this farm is the workers, college students getting up before dawn to work hard. when i was in college, i was going to bed at dawn. and i hadn't been working. let's talk about the thing i keep hearing about here is food sovereignty. what is that and how important is that? >> the idea of food sovereignty is, you're growing food, producing food, everybody has access to the food, but it's mainly, i think it's about that control of what you're consuming, what you're putting into your body. it's not just what's available. >> basically, hawaii being exploited for its resources, tourism and in the community here you see the poverty, the homeless walking along the streets and stuff, the health problems. something is wron

jessica parker, bbc news. with the campaign for the european parliament elections under way we're going to be speaking to all the main uk parties here on the bbc news channel over the next few weeks. and we want you to send us your questions. on tuesday at 5.30 we'll have nigel farage of the brexit party, then the next day at the same time chuka umunna on change uk. a light aircraft has crash landed on a dual carriageway in south wales. emergency services were called to the scene on the aao between raglan and abergavenny, at around 11 this morning. these are the latest pictures we've had in. police says three of the aircraft's occupants were treated by paramedics at the scene. their injuries are not life—threatening. we can speak now to daniel nicholson, who helped to rescue the people inside the plane. . thanks forjoining us. pari the last thing you thought you'd been doing when you set out this morning. yes, a surreal experience. i was driving down the aao with my son, i just picked him up. out of the blue,

jessica parker reports. it's going ahead. everyone admits that now.will be held two weeks today. in kent labour launched its campaign with jeremy corbyn today. in kent labour launched its campaign withjeremy corbyn stepping onto the stage. a vote for labour is a vote to bring our divided country back together. labour is the only party with a plan to unite our country and make it work for the many, not the few. and what of cross— party many, not the few. and what of cross—party talks on a possible brexit deal with the government? labour has been trudging this path for a while now. in those talks there has been no big offer. and the red lines remain in place. it's actually quite difficult negotiating with a disintegrating government, with a disintegrating government, with cabinet ministers jockeying for succession rather than working for an agreement. it is in the country's interests to try to get this sorted one way 01’ interests to try to get this sorted one way or the other. and coming into view, a government hoped to try and get the ball rolling by