but it doesn't matter what mary portis think about it?both retailers, so its relevant. think about it? they're both retailers, so it's relevant. that there have been stories in the last 2-3 there have been stories in the last 2—3 months about all the people who went to the parties and gradually fallen away. karen brady left him as well? maybe there is some justice on earth. that's a bigger point, isn't there? what a statement. that's it for the papers this hour. michael and yasmin will be back at 11.30pm for another look at the papers. and don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. headlines coming up at 11pm. well the weekend is looking decent enough for most of us. it won't be com pletely enough for most of us. it won't be completely dry, there are a few showers in the forecast, and indeed through this evening and overnight. there will be 1—2 showers s

to portie on the ground based the aftermath of another attack on an ebola treatment center security forces managed to fight off the attack it was carried out by a my my rebel group one of many operating in congo is volatile northeast. if they get here if they knew one of the guards came to tell us not to panic and there. may have been a battle they said told him the center was under attack yeah. the precarious security situation in this part of the country has complicated efforts to control the outbreak the various rebel groups have been accused of spreading rumors about it for their own political gain this is adding to an environment of distrust towards health workers some villages believe the disease was created to take their money. false information sometimes birds much quicker than correct information for the most part denying a bola is very dangerous disposal this is as we often say that people will die of ignorance but if we're trying to fight this ignorance in the population going to us . you know ineffective vaccination program has halted to spread in some northeastern towns. but o

hand over midfielder wallace portis thunderous efforts around off his side's 3 nil victory over freiburg a sensational curtain closer for the home fans as the club prepares for life in the 2nd division. meanwhile. bob in plaid hot sparked a 2nd half goal frenzy with this sumptuous finish a further 5 goals were still to come his had to struck twice late on to still a 43 victory in bag all 3 points. so had his win away hausberg ahead overs 3 nil against freiburg leaves just 3 for in my tz to play extra important darby tomorrow so here we go let's see how all of that action translated to the table as you can see the title will be decided to last match day talk about drama by are now only a 2 point lead over dortmund glad to hurdles over both labor coups and frankfurt now in 4th but if frankfurt defeat might their back and forth look at 7 right now which will spur put hoffenheim or braman could end up in that spot to the bottom half now the bottom half sees a change but it doesn't make a difference head over norberg swap spots but they're both going down stuttgart will finish 3rd from the bo

issues and for very good reason because public opinion on poesy is surely disconnected from what the 2 portie leadership and their financial backers want. post even more and more it is focused on the private interests that fund the campaigns. it was a public being marginalized. it's a chair economy there is to cater for worlds that unless that exist in america sound if i go into a big bank and bank of america citibank wells fargo bank and i say i want to borrow 100 $1000.00 and i want you to charge me is 0 percent interest rate on that and then i want the cause of that $100000.00 that your bank and i want you to pay me 5 percent on and i want to therefore collect all that income i get a tax free ok can i do that now but it back can do that. this is a put it a sort of. swallow fist 1st but if. somebody would need it it was and i go to the. moon is its ability. to get enough of him you know that all you want to go to the banana state is that. enough well that was pretty good way to listen to. what you say to him which could be oh i would only be done when i come. here do you mean you're learnin

designed to allow republican senators to basically adopt f rtain porti certain portionse bill. >> that's a good point. >>ca repub in tight races. >> i don't think so. and if you lookal at the as, i agree ewith a number of the policy issues. we have 2.8 million housing unit shortage in the state of california. an you want to invite a bunch of folks in with already a housing crisis. these issues do get tied up together. i dont think it's comp arehnsiv immigration form. >> put something out there that was basically decsigned by jare kushner. >> that had becausically no support.as >> thatt stopped him. > what the administration doesn't do is they don't put together working groups to roll out legislation and kick it out. they throw sthuomething out on twitter and either poof it's gone or it marinates somewhere. >> clearly what he's putting out here is an effort to set up a 2020 presidential run agenda, as playing to his but on this broader issue of immigration, president bush and president obama previously tried reach a bipartisan consensus on immigration and they falled.i isthere anything he

dollars if they sign up to his much touted peace plan which is still shrouded in secrecy but if the porty office palestinians sovereignty although not a full state and it allows israel to annex the large settlement blocks but here in ramallah the message is a resoundingly no thank you i am in front of the headquarters of one of the largest companies in information technology in palestine after receiving an invitation from place didn't try to attend the conference next month in the rain to discuss things its chairman says he was quite frankly insulted i should be away for so braced. for this as they called it that is for developing the palestinian economy from my personal perspective i see it's not a successful conference i see it it's actually. for the palestinian community and for the palestinian businesspeople because it came out of school like a sudden one it was a big surprise for us it was because situation is the us administration unfortunately that it's the suit that they did in the last 2 years was all of that . the world is standing beside israel and putting conditions and weepin

with the task of mediating between the transitional military council on one side and leaders of the portis who are at a deadlock right now on how to form a joint transitional council lots of specter to leave sudan during a period of transition before elections are held so they are working right now listening to both these and mediating on top of that that a you has dispatched a special envoy he is mom of all how some love bodies a former minister from mauritania he is in that country right now he also says that he's speaking to both sides that you just a few days ago issued a sixty day deadline to the transitional military council to hum over power to civilians now of course this is also the position of the united nations which has given its food blocking to the african union and a solution in that seems to be the position of the international community you saw a lot of diplomatic shuttle going on right it's not well how much what's going to happen if these talks negotiations don't work is there any indication from the protest leaders what they're going to do next. well for the protest lea

dollars if they sign up to his much touted peace plan which is still shrouded in secrecy but it will portie office palestinians sovereignty although not a full state and it allows israel to annex the large settlement blocks but here in ramallah the message is a resoundingly no thank you i'm in front of the headquarters of one of the largest companies in information technology in palestine after receiving an invitation from places in trouble to attend the conference makes in the rain to discuss things its chairman says he was quite frankly insulted and should be away for supervised release for this as they called it that is for developing the bit of steam in the economy from my personal perspective i see it's not a successful conference sexually and so patient for people to see new. business people because it came out of school. so than one it was a big surprise for us it was you could situation is the us administration unfortunately that it's the us to use was all of that. the world is standing. and the. conditions and meeting this is the meeting in the rain is supposed to show palestinian

he tweeted he was enjoying a post-hearing snack of oreos and would send some to porty. have like serious answers. >> he sent a family-sized box of oreos to our office. and while i was pleased to receive correspondents from him, i was hoping to receive answers. i look forward to receiving answers. >> there you have it. >>> thanks for your company this hour. i'm rosemary church. remember to connect with me anytime on twitter. we'd love to hear from you. "early start" is next for our viewers in the united states. for everyone else, stay tuned for more news with max foster in london. have a great day. see the world with this guy. and hit the town with these girls. in a clinical study, 4 out of 5 users felt better joint comfort. move free ultra. movement keeps us connected. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our memorial day sale. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to hit the ground running. only at a sleep number store. during the memoria

that being said, top porti of the original oilg, ridge, we ca stormandwe'll be tracking it for you.so from annapolis and doichb toward fredericksburg, the nasty line, lightning associated with it.toward fredericksburg, the nasty line, lightning associated with it. we continue to get calls in about lightning strikes. >> and we have a new severe thunderstorm warning for anne arundel, calvert, prince george's county and st. mary's. wind gusts with the new warning up to 70 miles per hour and a tornado. the national weather service saying it is possible with that warning. >> and once again, that is with this storm, with this one right in here. so you have this big storm and this kind of filled in that area. me let's time it out. >> and this is moving toward the east at 50 miles per hour, but wind gusts up to 70il m per hour. >> this time of day on route 0, you can't even move 50 miles an hour. there you see the timing. we expect most of this to be across the bay by around 5:00 with the exception of the uthern area down around fredericksburg. that will move into the northern neck andrnres

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it has to be done by a medical porti professional. >> many of these are cases where there has been an accident? >> yes, you're correct. >> do you a sense of the numbers? >> i don't have a break down. my understanding is that anecdotally most of these are car crash cases. one of the other things that we're seeing is a dramatic rise in the instances of drugged driving. so particularly with regard to opioids and unconsciousness is a direct effect of acce excessive opiate usage. so according to the 2016 report, 16% of fatally injured intoxicated drivers tested positive for opiates. so we're seeing those numbers go up. and in fact heroin and other drugs, dissipate faster from the bloodstream an alcohol. given that increase. given that as my friend noted -- >> it is a argument that you stipulate against in seeking -- >> so there may in many of these cases be those circumstances, but the question should not be one of time. it is, as this court recognized in kentucky v king there is nowhere that the police should drop everything and get a warrant. that is not particularly true when we know th

a second that are active at least until 9:00 for the watches, then the watches in lot throughout portisd michigan. here's an example, the strong line that began to push through portions of indianapolis and central portions of ohio just to kick that off. we're concerned about hail, downpours reaching from the indianapolis, cincinnati, we could see winds in excess of 70 miles an hour. we have strong storms with isolated pockets of damaging hail and damaging winds racing its way towards the east throughout upstate new york, portions of vermont and additional storms with warnings connected to them throughout portions of pennsylvania and, guess what? this is not just a one-trick pony. for tomorrow as well throughout the northeast damaging winds, hail, torrential downpours all the way down to boston and even waterbury. then there's the problem monday going into tuesday down south, throughout texas. monday, look for a line of severe storms that's going to rip throughout texas, oklahoma, going into missouri for monday and then going to tuesday we'll have one more slice of that, and that will co

authorities have interfered with food distribution who data port is the entry point for the bulk of the porty goods and humanitarian aid to the war torn nation. but with aid organizations responsible for distributing food to millions of people across yemen the task of reaching yemenis on the brink of starvation appears speak getting a lot harder work out a manly algis there are plenty more ahead on the news hour we'll look at what a multibillion dollar i.m.f. deal could mean for daily life in pakistan. the founder of weiwei speaks for the 1st time since his company was blacklisted by the u.s. . in sport basketball's most dominant team heading to the n.b.a. finals for a 5th straight season. for south africa's former president jacob zuma is back in court for a 2nd day hoping judges will slow out corruption charges against him zuma is accused of fraud money laundering and racketeering some of those charges go back to a controversial arms deal exposed while he was deputy president his lawyers call the case politically motivated mob justice for media miller is at the high court in pietermaritzburg

he also wants to modernize porty of ecross the united states and specifically at the southern border.do that he wants the look at new technology and people smuggling drugs into the united states. he also wants to, interestingly enough, unify families separated by the trump administration that's, of course, the white house essentially saying we want to be able to take all the familieshat we had separated and really identify them and put them together. the caveat there is that courts have already been telling the trump administrationthey have to do that, and democrats say while they're happy t see at in the plan, they think that's something the courts were going to make them do anyway. the big things that aren included, daca, which focuses on immigrants brought here a minors by adult, and also temporary protected status,ar whicimmigrants who dame because of natural disasters. there is also no plan for millions and millions of undocumented immigrts who are already living in the united states. republicans would say that's no amnesty, democrats would say there is no pathway to citizenship.

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only a couple of at nations for burnley. 250,000 traveling to portis. all of them should be guaranteed a ticket if they can come for burnley. burnley made it over the finishing line with a couple of games to go. they haven't won in the last two. arsenal likewise have lost four of the last six games in the top flight. it's all about preparation, isn't it now, for arsenal for next season as well. they realize they have to improve, strengthen the squad again to be in contention right at the top. it is a calm atmosphere around here. some beach balls be i toyed with behind the galoal that burnley e attacking. arsenal supporters making the journey last night. enjoying the traditional curry in this part of the country. it's all new to unai emery. sean dyche, the second longest serving in the premier league. up against two fierce striker. >> i'm looking forward to that battle between mustafi, who will be quite physical out there. >> unai emery in prematch media meeting said they need to be hungry against a physical team. they are able to play the long ball. he

joining us now, jack brewer, along with former nfl running back, clinto clinton portis ande receiverng. maria: tell us. >> we have a program, we handerrepartneredded with fordhm university, we have athletes pursuing their bachelors and mbas. i've got 22 guys that are doing it right. maria: tell me how important stuff like this is for you. you're focused on the game had in real life. after the game, have you to think about how you're going to save it and how you're going to hold onto all that money. >> in the game, you don't know cuss ofocuson this. you need guys like jack around you that force you to do stuff like this. you see a guy like jack that's out there, so successful, you get that energy. why am i not doing this? because the way jack uses his day, you can see jack at 1:00 a.m. and he's smoking a cigar and all of a sudden at 5:00 he's on his way to this show. so you begin to figure out how to use your day wisely and having this opportunity is great. maria: i guess why is it that athletes, who are so successful, make a lot of money, oftentimes we see that they lose it all. ron

. >> let's go to capitol hill where we find nancy portis. >> nancy, this is not going to satisfy themeen pushing for an impeachment inquiry to be opened will like from what they heard from robert mueller this morning. he said point-blank, if he had confidence that the president did not commit a crime, he would have said so in his report. those democrats are going to take that as a sign that he thinks that there is some there there that should perhaps be moved away from the justice department and into the congressional realm in the form of some kind of impeachment inquiry. they're also going to like the fact that he said -- he didn't say point-blank, margaret, that he would not testify on capitol hill. he left that open. but here is what will probably discourage a lot of democrats who have visions of the special counsel coming here to capitol hill, testifying in public and going into great detail about all these potential cases of obstruction of justice committed by the president. he said that, if he does testify, he won't go any farther than he already has in the report. >> nancy cord