all the way from malaysia, not to windsor but platt street.ellent! well, still a week to go. plenty more stories like that to come, i'm sure. let's look at the weather prospects just now. perhaps not for the royal weekend, that would be mean! see how it is looking this weekend. this weekend's forecast is enough of a headache! of course, we will be looking at that very closely after we get through this weekend, because there is some uncertainty as to what is going to happen this weekend, because we have a stalling weather front. at the moment, the weather is beautiful here, but across northern ireland, menacing clouds, rain clouds, we have had quite a bit of rain from clouds, we have had quite a bit of rainfrom our clouds, we have had quite a bit of rain from our weather front already. this is the same with a fund that is going to cause us weather forecasting problems or we —— all we can. as we head towards this weekend, we still have sunshine in the east. cloud and weakening rain pushes eastwards. not as gold for the eastern side of the uk ton

notjust windsor, but platt street too.lebrate. they are loving this tra ns—atla ntic romance. what do you make of them as a couple? i think it's really good. i think it's nice that he's marrying someone that's mixed race, that's from another country, and has been out there in the wide world. so i think it's quite refreshing, because i think it modernises the royalfamily, and brings them more in touch with reality. you think they needed to do that? i think they definitely did. she's an american, and so cousins across the pond will be very happy that they're finally getting a princess in the royal family. a real one. a real princess. actually, she will be a duchess. but mixed race, catholic, older than her fiance — on so many levels, meghan markle breaks the mould. a divorcee, too. how lovely is that, and how far have the royal family moved on from when charles and diana got together? that they actually love each other — i think you can see that. royal weddings gone by have had all of the pomp, all of the ceremony, all of th

he group on the bank of the platt river in nebraska where he was schooled in hunting and fishing. teenager in the 1960s, mangleson earned title world champion goose caller. no small feat considering this is bird country. home to 400 species, as well as one of the great migrations on earth. every spring, half a million, sand hill cranes stop on the platt river, fattening of on grain before migrating north as far as siberia. it is an awesome and ancient ritual, fossils show cranes have come here for nearly 10 million years. it is a spectacle of sight, sound, mangleson has shared for 17 years with his friend and ally jane goodall whose life work with chimpanzees has revolutionized our understanding of primates. today goodall and mangleson team up to raise money and awareness for protects of cranes as well as chimpanzees and cougars. >> he taught me so much about the platt river and what goes on here what it was like when he was a boy. and how he started off as a hunter because that's what one did. and then how gradually he realized, he loved these, these creatures much too much. he c

every spring, half a million sandhill cranes stop on this stretch of the platte river.y're fattening up on grain before migrating north, as far as siberia. it is an awesome and ancient ritual. fossils show cranes have come here for nearly ten million years. it's a spectacle of sight and sound mangelsen has shared for 17 years with his friend and ally, jane goodall, whose life's work with chimpanzees has revolutionized our understanding of primates. today, goodall and mangelsen team up to raise money and awareness for the protection of cranes, as well as chimpanzees and cougars. >> jane goodall: he's taught me so much about the platte river and what goes on here, and what it was like when he was a boy, and how he started off as a hunter because that's what one did, and then how, gradually, he realized he loved these, these creatures much too much, he couldn't go on being a hunter. and so he hunts with his camera. here they come. lots and lots and lots. >> mangelsen: look at the light on those up there. >> goodall: what's amazing is this ancient migration still carries on

all the way from malaysia, not to windsor but platt street.batch cooking? i don't call it that but i have cooked for a number of people. it happens to be the royal wedding which is why people are getting tickets —— getting together. if you're holding a similar street party, send us your pictures. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london news. analysis of met data by the bbc shows eighty five per cent of moped crime in the capital happens in north london. hot spots are often along roads where thieves can make a fast get away, with camden and islington the worst boroughs. police say they have not lost control of the crime, despite an almost 30—fold increase in offences since 2012. despite the rise, we are absolutely committed to tackling mode that offending across london and since january with employed a number of new tactics which are starting to see dividends in terms of a real reduction in crime. and if you want to know how bad moped crime is in your area — there's a tool available now on the bb

. >> so this is where your patients can do platt tis so you're prescribing exercise and male -- pilatesso you're prescribing exercise and male nutrition. >> we try to guide into a patient's story culture, take a physical and find out what foods make you feel better and worse. >> reporter: he was told to avoid dairy, meat, sugar, alcohol, processed foods. he was also given vitamin supplements. >> i can guarantee you that i'm not going to go back to eating and drinking and the stuff i was doing before. >> reporter: he has not had agouta a gout attack since he started the program. laura podesta, kpix 5, new york. >> the doctor uses sophisticating at the timing in his practice. he prescribes medicine when necessary and training as a chef to complement his practice. >> that cauliflower pizza looks good. >> yeah. it looks really good. >>> we are seeing sunshine thankfully, yes, the friday afternoon looking nice but right here, this is where the low clouds are hanging right over the golden gate bridge. this normally gives us a view of the golden gate that is hiding under the cloud cover right

north platte, offering $10,000 and a cash bonus. if you move to downtown niagra falls, new york, you'll get nearly $7,000 to pay off your student loans over two years. it is a sustainable solution? >> one would think it's not, it takes tax dollars to do this and small towns have limited resources. >> reporter: hayden says she's staying in hamilton. she bought a house and started a family. >> the charm and sense of community here is what keeps you here and i always joke that hamilton just gets its hooks in you and keeps you. >> reporter: an unexpected new home sweet home. jo ling kent, nbc news. >>> philadelphia rapper meek mill is speaking out on criminal justice reform less than two weeks after he was freed on bail for from prison where he was held for a probation violation. his long journey through the probation system for more than a decade after his drug and weapons conviction made him a symbol in the fight for justice reform among those who believe the system unfairly entraps minorities. a topic he speaks to me about exclusivel

west midlands police say the death of reece platt—may in corfu is not being treated as suspicious.ho were aged two and six — died in february. the driver of the car that hit them is serving a nine—year prison sentence. the gambling industry is warning that tens of thousands ofjobs are at risk, after the government decided to reduce dramatically the maximum stake on fixed—odd betting terminals. currently, people can gamble up to £100 every 20 seconds on electronic casino games. but that's been cut to just £2 in betting shops across the uk. the terminals generate almost billion pounds in revenue for the betting industry. amol rajan reports. these high—sta kes these high—stakes high reward machines are a key feature of the 8500 betting shops on british high streets. such shops employ over 50,000 people and pay over £1 billion in tax. for over a decade they have allowed punters to bet £100 every 20 seconds. as a result, there were 233,000 occasions last year, in which over £1000 was lost ina single year, in which over £1000 was lost in a single session. that is why many victims campaig

we've sent jayne mccubbin to platt street in stockport to see how preparations are going there.ts here have all gone together to make sure the children on okra one and the streets next door have got something to remember this occasion by, everyone will get a mug. that is a nice touch. it is a nice touch. leslie, leslie has her own mug. what does it say? the walking dead. because you have been up walking dead. because you have been up to the mark you have all been bodies all night. this is about making memories. —— butties. chris and his famous cocktails. making memories apart from you, you are just hoping to remember everything. i don't usually remember after the drinks we have missed but hopefully i will drinks we have missed but hopefully iwill remember drinks we have missed but hopefully i will remember something. what is on the member? bucks fizz for a welcome drink and then some things andl welcome drink and then some things and i like to do it with a bit of jim to give it a kick sir alec douglas—home topping up the oranges, and hopefully cucumbers in the fridge. —— pimms a

but there are a lot of questions we have and there is a platt of explaining that needs to be done.the treasury department inspector general is look into how michael avenatti accessed this banking information from michael cohen's company. they say it's questionable how he difficult accept night it and how he got it. is he in trouble? >> with the office of inspector general, it means that they are look internally. the issue would be who leaked that document to him. we see him fancy himself as the public town drier. so it's -- the town crier. kennedy: i'm so sick of that guy. who this bigger trouble based on what you have seen and what we know. michael avenatti or michael cohen. >> there is greater potential trouble for cohen definitely. kennedy: the hits keep on coming. the presidential jukebox does not disappoint. the president's pick to head the cia testifying on capitol hill. don't worry, guys, she is totally against torture. you won't believe what vice president dick cheney just had to say on the subject. all that and so much more. zach! talk to me. it's for the house. i got a jo

jo platt: today in my constituency of leigh, nhs workers are on strike -- i am sure that p.m.ould like to wish them well. the strike is due to the move of more than 800 staff into a wholly owned subsidiary -- a direct result of nhs underfunding. in the wake of carillion, why is p.m. may: allowing back-door -- why is the prime minister allowing back-door privatization, which has little or no public support, instead of keeping the nhs where it should be: safely in public hands? p.m. may: i think that i answered comments about the national health service in response to the leader of the opposition, but i will just reiterate -- this government are committed. we are putting extra funding into our national health service; we are committed to a long-term plan for our national health service that will give it certainty and sustainability over a longer period of time than through the annual budget-making process; and we are committed to a national health service that remains free at the point of delivery. priti patel: p.m. may knows that stem cell transplants are the only lifeline for

north platte, nebraska will pay $5000. and in hamilton, ohio, student loans up to $5000. in one town in iowa they will give you free land to purchase a home. a booming economy in america, difficulty finding skilled workers. if you need a job, where do you need to move? >>> city officials are doing something a bit different at this year's race. alert sf is asking runners to sign up for emergency text alerts. participants contacts the phrase 'b2bff' to 888-777. the race is set for next sunday at 8 am. by they are bold, right, and sometimes stubborn. they are the biggest had turners at any royal wedding. according to the official royal wedding invitation hats are a requirement and often costing as much as $400. when it comes to planning a look at is the hat and not the dress the takes precedent. >> it is much easier to match addressed to a hat than the other way around. it is more of a fashion thing to show what kind of rate file your past. >> hats and fascinated, different shapes and sizes. each can make its own statement, but they are rule. experts say no guest should wear

first national security adviser was on the payroll of the turkish state, reportedly was involved in a plattkidnap a u.s. permanent resident on u.s. soil on behest of the turkish state. sat beside vladimir putin at a dinner and did all of this, he was a three or four-star general, he required pentagon approval, didn't get the pentagon approval and was scolded for it by his colleagues. at the lower level you had people like george papadopoulos and carter page who suspected of being close to russian intelligence in a way that raises questions about any american citizens. of course the fbi vetteinvestig. trump is asking for a grant of immunity that he has a right to operate his campaign -- this would happen with any institution, he alone should be exempt from the normal scrutiny. >> and it's pointed out in the "washington post" that the entire appointment of this confidential source was an issue in essence to protect trump and now we see where this is going with him. david frum, thank you so much for joining me. coming up, two u.s. citizens stopped at a border and forced to show identification.

course you hear this from many people in the middle east are not against english people only against mr platt whatever it maybe he never showed and nobody in any of his. men ever show any hostility towards me as a westerner in fact bin laden. to my appalls. fascination. he mentioned me in a videotape he made just before the u.s. presidential election. the new kind of party model but. here. in the. well someone in the home. but. you know afghanistan's ongoing civil war arab fighters loyal to bin laden lent their support to the taliban. and them of course. for the middle to say. yes nothing if you beat. the band and live a kind. of on. where. they look that they will be him fully is using look at the corner but often they can't get out of the. matter but that when of us when we didn't feel understand what courtney was on them and then how the fuck on and how they got the nanny and what they would do. be give me. a look in again and then when i know they're going on women collide with the jihadist so that. they're not caught in one door that i'm in service and i want to do that of a money well n

west midlands police say the death of reece platt—may in corfu is not being treated as suspicious. february. the driver of the car that hit them is serving a nine—year prison sentence. a man has beenjailed for life for the murder of a barmaid in north london last christmas. iuliana tudos disappeared after leaving the pub in camden on christmas eve. her body was found three days later. our correspondent frankie mccamley sent us this update from outside the old bailey. many will rub this case specifically because it happened around christmas last year. she was on her way home and work in north london on christmas eve to pick up some belongings before meeting some friends. however, she never made it home. police launched a huge surge operation, but her body was found three days later and in a disused building ina three days later and in a disused building in a parkjust minutes from her house. the courtroom was packed with their friends and family as 31—year—old kassim lewis pleaded guilty to her murder. the courtroom heard how he bound her arms and used a broken bottle to her. now sin

. -- north platte. a company in iowa will give you free land and build build a house there.d with a bakery earlier today. they have a 15 million-dollar expansion planned. they don't have the workers. if they don't get it, they will move it to phoenix. they would rather stay here in the middle of iowa. maybe with enough inendtives, both public and private, maybe they can make that happen, melissa. melissa: i remember these same stories around fracking trying to get people to move out to do that. amazing hearing that across a bunch of different industries. reporter: a great story. melissa: jeff, thank you. good work. david: free land. free land. that is going back to the 1800s. melissa: yeah. david: if you wonder why the democrats are doubling up on the war against capitalism, maybe because they're taking their talking points from the guy on the right side of your screen. we'll tell you more about him coming up. ♪ . minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference... and do it like that. (snaps) if you'd have told me that i could afford... a gig-s

." >> yang: in december, rayshod ashton was arrested in platte county, missouri, charged with rngistingest and assaul a police officer. uhenable to make bond already spent four months in jdeail when his publinder told him that his caseload was so heavy, he wouldn't have time to take se to trial for another six month >> like six months now i could tmaotally repair all the don already been-- you know this is my life rht here right here.he i mean's a room full of 40 guys here who haven't been sentenced. they're all just waiting on the next thing to happen. it's a waiting game. i'm just sitting here waiting. >> yang: the sixth amendment of the u.s. constitution guarantees every american facing trial the right to lawyer, even if they cannot afford one. the supreme court enshrined that right into law with its landmark 1963 ruling in the case gideon vs. wainwright. one way society meets thatns resility is with public defenders. but across the country that system is being stretched to the breaking point, underfunded and overworked. missouri may well be ground zero, the state's publiefc dder sys

and we do believe that wrecker is pulling that vehicle on to its platte bflat bed and haulin of here in a short amount of time. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. 5:03. the heart ache continues in santa fe, texas this morning. the first funeral from friday's school shooting happened over the weekend. meantime, students and staff really trying to move forward as graduation nears. "today in the bay" is live in santa fe with how the community is coping with the loss. we've seen this so many times nod this is not going to be an easy recovery process for those people involved. >> not at all, good morning to you, marcus. absolutely heart wrenching weekend here in southeast texas. this deeply religious community is now having to clutch to its faith like never before. >> a grieving community, unified when their faith is tested. >> this world, we need help, what we're doing ain't working. >> the texas town mourning the loss of eight students and two teachers. allegedly gunned down at the hands of a fellow student, 17-year-old dimitrios pagourtzis. investigators say he open fir

marla, executive director of platte iron books and thank you to all my colleagues that helped pull this off. as you got in that media spin cycle, what did you learn about yourself and what a july about the the media? >> i learned i don't love being recognized on the streets in airports and bathrooms and elevators all kinds of other places. >> well, when you are 6'8"-- >> my wife says i should be in a wheelchair with a straw hat, but that's not being i crave course live on. what i've learned about the media is a lot of people ask questions about a book they have not read. >> there will be a quiz. director comey, this book is largely about leadership and part of your original idea was a leadership book. help us with this leadership paradox, how do you be confident enough to be humble? >> it requires enough sense of self, a basic conviction that i'm okay, that also allows you to realize i'm not okay enough and gives you the comfort to our from other people and show the humility necessary to listen to other people. it requires balance. too much confidence in its wipes humility off the board

also, north platte, nebraska, ohio and one town in iowa is giving you free land if you come there andzing. they could be making even more if they could only find people to work here. neil: that's amazing. i would do it just for the croissants. just give me half of whatever is coming off of that. reporter: doing it for the clothing that's for darn sure. outside of that. neil: you look fine. i think there's a picture we can use that her christmas party. in the meantime, helping zte, the chinese telecommunications go out there. they've been charged with spying in all but the president is trying to help that with the idea that we are getting something out of the chinese to help us. that sounds like a stretch. but the details behind it after this. market volatility may do to their retirement savings. that's because they have a shield annuity from brighthouse financial, which allows them to take advantage of growth opportunities in up markets, while maintaining a level of protection in down markets. so they can focus on new things like exotic snacks. talk with your advisor about shield annu

strong storms through bismarck, rapid city, north platte, wichita, omaha, sioux falls and minnesota laterook for showers in the central islands of hawaii. and the flood risk continuing with alberto making its way up through the mississippi river valley. that's what's going on around the country. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> we have a nice warm day across the bay area. the wide range in temperatures. we are going to see the high in half-moon bay up to 64 degrees and 70 in san francisco. 75, oakland. 90 today in antioch and livermore. san jose, highs in the upper 80s and mid-80s for much of the north bay. cooler air tomorrow, with a stronger ocean breeze. we'll have that for a couple of days before it heats up once again just in time for the weekend. saturday, expect a high of 84 degrees. >> that's your latest weather. forget, check us out on siriusxm channel 108. today at 1:00 p.m. eastern the debut of "off the rails" with dylan dreyer, sheinelle jones, and yours truly, live, taking your calls. it's all coming in. >> be ve

market for a refrigerator, a roomba for the room, yeah, go to best buy, lowe's, 40% off and you have platt mattress firm 50% off. >> look for extra promo codes online. >> get the additional discount. >> i know, rebecca. thank you very much. we learned so much from you and we'll head over to ginger. >> to making you smile, time for your "gma" moment. so you all know it's a holiday weekend, waking up you might immediately alex tra coffee. take graham who is 10 prosecutor evanston, illinois. he last a little trick. take that k cup. shake it up. he can throw it across the room. it makes it into the k cup -- i'm sure that's not the first time he did it. >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. get ready for hazy sunshining and for some of us, our warmest day so far this year. at the coast, it will be cool and comfortable for all of us. the heat will expire by wednesday. upper 70s and mid 80s around the bay. temperatures tonight will be in the mid 50s to low 60s, except for the coast, in the upper >>> we're going to talk about a gripping new series called "cults and extreme beli

and labour mp jo platt, who is the chair of the adhd all—party parliamentary group.owed by deep depressions that ijust did not understand why it was happening, and was exhausting. it became too much for me to cope with. eventually i had one episode and i was like, i can‘t cope with this any more, i can‘t cope with this any more, i can‘t keep doing this, something is not right. so i managed to get myself into the diagnostic system within the nhs and someone mentioned adhd and! within the nhs and someone mentioned adhd and i went off and did some research and suddenly everything fell into place. it was just like, research and suddenly everything fell into place. it wasjust like, i read a fact sheet about it went, my god, that is me. i can‘t believe it, it is me. it was so intense to go through, to suddenly realise that the difficulties i was suffering for my whole life since i was a child we re my whole life since i was a child were not something i was doing wrong ora were not something i was doing wrong or a weakness or just were not something i was doing wrong or a w

all the way from malaysia, not to windsor but platt street. the south—west of england eventually. eventually. eastwards through the night, it will tend to weaken. tend to weaken. and further east, it will be as cold as last night. as last night. cloud around, bringing us a great start tomorrow. bringing us a great start tomorrow. just a few showers down towards daytime. daytime. and northern ireland, this rain develops during the day. develops during the day. evening is this rain head northwards. northwards. but it is how much sunshine we will see. see. across the east of the uk into sunday. more later. were wrongly given the all clears for cervical cancer. of the screening scandal. questions, and why did mum die? on the hatred and fear and i don‘t want that. we‘ll have the latest from our correspondent. also this lunchtime. grammar schools in england — labour calls it a vanity project. what he calls the ticking time bomb of child obesity. the brexit campaign group, leave. for breaking spending rules during the referendum. with disabilities pr