the king and queen posner costu mes explain.e to make thousands of sequence sparkle on the street of yorkshire. i feel incredibly underdressed after seeing all of those costumes! don‘t forget, you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. i‘m @benmbland. this is bbc news, the headlines coming upfor this is bbc news, the headlines coming up for you in a few minutes the event. —— in a few minutes. see you then. hello. temperatures are coming down in the week ahead, make the most of any warm sunshine you have on monday. across parts of england had lost because of scotland and northern ireland it will be windy and styles of rain moving southward as the weather front moves through cdma start right here but it will not last love as a move south of rain would produce for eastern scotland, just a bit here and there, and there, and quite windy without the cloud ahead of it across north—west england in the western parts of wales, producing drizzle into the hills but for east wales, the rest of england, largely funny. this

earlier this morning kenneth frazier resigning from the president posner manufacturing council in a publictatement. he said "i am resigning from the council, our country's strength stems from its diversity and the contribution made by men and women of different dates, races, sexual orientation, and beliefs. reject expressions of hatred." merck -- we should note that vice president mike pence speaking yesterday on his south american tour announced white supremacy and neo-nazi is him. jeff sessions said publicly earlier this morning that the administration will be investigating the incident in charlottesville perpetuated by neo-nazis and white supremacists as an incident of domestic terror. the president responded to kenneth frazier's tweet. he accused him of lowering ripoff drug prices. the president has not denounced white supremacy or neo-nazi is him since the events in charlottesville. he will be meeting with jeff sessions and chris ray later this morning. gota: we have also something else we are looking ahead to on president trump today. china and trade? kevin: i can tell you that presi

curt bardellau is a president of indeavor strategies and a former breitbart spokesperson and a sara posner is a reporter for the investigative fund at the nation institute. good evening to both of you. curt, you first. bannon's out of the white house, back at breitbart, where senior editor at large tweeted this simply #war. and then "now i'm free. i got my hand back on my weapons." someone said it's bannon the barbarian. i'm going to crush the opposition, there's no doubt. i built a machine at breitbart and now i'm going to go back knowing what i know and we're going to rev that machine up and rev it up is what i'll do. what does that mean for his enemies inside the white house first? >> take cover. they're subtle, if anything. for those remaining in the white house, the so-called west-wing democrats, he likes to call idina and garry cone, they're coming for him and i think it's going to be not really aimed at donald trump specifically but at the people around him. and i think that it also is going to extend to members of congress and the congressional leadership and house speaker paul rya

and i can't-- because it sounds the same theme that i was trying to strike, and it's from judge posner's forward in the book. he said judge friendly, absolutely on point, judge friendly did not feel himself bound by the issues as framed by the lawyers and at times, he was surprisingly casual about waived or forfeited arguments. he didn't just decide interesting cases, he made interesting cases. his was that something of-- he was the something of a judicial buccaneer, a role not to be recommended to the average judge. >> fred davis. >> you have spoken to me about the judge in relation to criminal proceed and constitutional protection of the accused would you tell me about that? >> i volunteered to pierre a, i teach a form of criminal procedure in columbia. here is a judge who gets on the bench. we all agree the man was a genius, he really, really was and had an extraordinary career before going on the bench, but i don't think of him as having an intuitive sense of the criminal law, frankly have a hard time imagine him hanging around the house or cross examining a cop or visiting a client

best piece of advice you ever got it was a bell writing music and it was from a guy named mike posner and he said to sell as much truth in every line as possible what was the worst piece of advice. biggest risk you've ever taken i guess it was a pretty big risk to. you know from my family's perspective to forgo gone down as occasional route and you know make make a real life out of revenues i school yeah i did someone from history you'd like to take to lunch alexander hamilton. did you see the show a bunch of times three times four times place we'd like to find you on your day off jamaican restaurant anywhere. sigrid talent karate some questions for vick man serve from our social media t.j. so i've heard is there an artist you're dying to collaborate with. three thousand of our cast he also asked what was the most difficult song to write off the new album the most difficult song to write was a song call. down for some ignorance i think just because. the subject matter was so close to me still it was kind of like hard to be objective and step outside the world per se. joe gaily on the