are the reeves, to kind of phrase, the canary in the cole mine?he co coal mine. >> reporter: monitoring how the oceans are changing, how that affects the reefs, the climate and otherultimately us will nowa little easier. >> it's going to be a faevgt for scientists to understand what's happening. >>> we end this half hour at the starting line of a runner's long-distance journey. steve hartman has met him before on the road. >> reporter: no one wants to feel like old news, like their glory days are gone, but ernie says that's exactly how he felt in the months after his celebrated record-breaking run. back in 2016, then 93-year-old ernie andres became the oldest person ever to run across america. >> you got this. you got this. >> reporter: from san diego, california, all the way to saint simon's island, georgia. a huge crowd joined him at the end as this world war ii sailor stormed the beach one last time to fervent chants and flying colors. it was pure joy. that all happened about 2 1/2 years ago. today, ernie still runs for exercise and still dream

so is keanu reeves.t's official -- bill and ted, they're back. >> i'm alex winter. >> i'm keanu reeves. and together. >> we are. >> wyld stallyns. >> wyld stallyns! >> it looks like he might actually hopefully make a movie this summer. >> "bill & ted 3," face the music. >> yes, way. our time traveling experts fwroek news yesterday. >> stranges are afoot at the circle k. >> the movie arrives 30 years after the original and goes into production in new orleans this summer with an august 2020 release date. >> it's being written by the same guys to wrote the first two so, expect plenty of bodacious humor. they're now middle-aged dads who must change the world with their music. we can also tell you there will be a few cameos by music legends. >> you are going to have to most excellent adventure through history. back then, the idea of a third movie, totally bogus to them. >> three? two. one. >> so what changes their mind? >> it's all because of you guys we owe you a huge debt of gratitude. we want to say thank

as it turns out, actor keanu reeves was also on the original flight.some photos with fans. many say he was very pleasant. later, all the passengers including reeves had to take a bus from bakersfield to burbank, a one and a half hour drive. get it, on a bus, the bus movie "speed." >> had to keep it under 88 miles per hour. >> where was sandra bullock. >> they probably had to pick her up in fresno. >> "from bakersfield to fresno." >> we'll stream it on the web. altamont to livermore a smooth drive into dublin. a little bit back about half a mile there we are looking at one crash i told you i'd check out. no lanes blocked reported there at west 580 approaching north livermore and a smooth drive out of the altamont. look how much green sensors there are, that's good stuff. a smooth flow of traffic as you move the map up. we had a series of crashes earlier this morning showing up all over contra costa county. they've all cleared without any major injuries and that's good news. a smooth flow of traffic. watch for the slippery roadways that were spinouts rep

last reeves of cambodia rich with marine life but scientists worry a destruction in the food chain poses a threat to this habitat. i'm melissa chant welcome to d.w. news asia it's good to have you with us it's a vicious type of assault meant to main scar and even kill i'm talking about acid attacks and you hear about them happening in many places by one estimate over fifteen hundred reported incidents take place around the world every year and women are often the targets in more than eighty percent of all cases and again that's only what gets reported it's a crime india's been trying to address to through stricter chemical regulations and tougher punishments but that can't erase the scars the survivors of such attacks will carry their whole lives carmen meyer met one woman in india who took her tragedy and transformed it into empowerment. of comic with an unconventional heroine the story of a young woman who has been attacked. she transforms from being a victim to being a super heroine a mission is to hope the survivors of asset attacks. videos of the comic show readers who's behind this

will reeve, abc news, new york. >>> spacex counting down for the first test flight.d the crew. lift-off scheduled at 11:48 p.m. pacific time. officials are hoping to approve safety when two astronauts strap in. this could happen as early as july. they're set to return to earth on march 8th. >>> it's a pretty amazing sight. just ahead, a home in upstate new york encased in ice. look at that. we're going to show you how that happened. >>> i'm spencer christian. we're seeing lots of clouds in the sky. they're getting thicker and alright, let's talk perks! would you like a desk chair, weekends off, or the bathroom code? yes, please! which one? it's time to get more. lower fares. better service. sweeter rewards. alaska airlines. to take care of yourself. but nature's bounty has innovative ways to help you maintain balance and help keep you active and well-rested. because hey, tomorrow's coming up fast. nature's bounty. because you're better off healthy. >>> all right. we're taking a live look right now at a church in oakland because the oakland teacher's association will

and i'm keanu reeves. and together, we are...""wyld stallyns." excellent news from "bill and ted!"0 years ago, their first big-screen "adventure" quickly became a cult favorite, and prompted a sequel. now..."we want to say thank you to you, the fans..." "we do.""because it looks like we might...""actually..." "hopefully...""make a movie this summer.""'bill & ted 3...'""'face the music.'" prepare to "party on" august 21st, 20-20."okay, let's call the cops.""us" is not as overtly about race as jordan peele's last film, "get out," but the filmmaker says it still makes a statement."the way this movie deals with race is simply by casting a black family in a horror film, which i think is a, you know, it's a missing piece of my favorite genre.""so, rick, explain to the audience what exactly a stunt double does.""actors are required to do a lot of dangerous stuff." (nat) "cliff here is meant to help carry the load.""is that how you'd describe your job, cliff?" "what, carrying his load? that's about right."the first teaser for quentin tarantino's "once upon a time in hollywood" features leo

halle berry, ian mcshane, laurence fishburne, and anjelica houston all appear with keanu reeves, whoserd go-round as the legendary super-assassin hits theaters may 17th."the stakes have just got insanely high."emilia clarke has a new cause that's very personal. the "game of thrones" and "solo: a star wars story" actress is promoting "same you," which will push for greater resources to help young adults recovering from brain injuries and strokes. in the announcement, clarke revealed she had two life-threatening brain hemorrhages, in 20-11 and 20-13.(singing) "come as you are...""captain marvel's" collection of 90's tunes is registering on the billboard charts. nirvana's "come as you are" hit number 11 on the hot rock songs chart, with a major increase in downloads and streams... while no doubt's "just a girl" showed up at number 19 on that chart. in all, downloads of songs featured in the film rose 343- percent... the movie's doing pretty well, too. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more we'll be ba

will reeve, abc news, new york. >>> new at 6:00, the lead prosecutor on the ghost ship warehouse fire case has resigned from the alameda county district attorney's office just weeks before jury selection was to begin. david lim told abc 7 news he is leaving the office after 20 years to open a private law practice focused on real estate and criminal defense and also to help with the family real estate business in southern california. a spokesperson for the alameda county d.a.'s office refused to comment. lim's final day with the d.a.'s office is april 5th. d.a. nancy o'malley has not named a replacement lead counsel for the ghost ship trial. jury selection is scheduled to start april 2nd. both defendants face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the 36 people who died in that fire in december of 2016. >>> the man accused of killing a teenager that an oakland councilwoman considered to be a grandson has been convicted of murder. councilwoman linnette gibson bengtssmce mcelhaney helped raise torin hughes. he was killed when someone tried to rob him. today jurors convicted 22-year-ol

here is abc's will reeve. >> reporter: she may still be in diapers and doesn't know her abc's, but whatwords, she makes up for in colors and composition. >> the color palate, the way she chooses colors are exceptional. >> reporter: the little picasso was playing around with paint with her mom, lucille, having fun creating and exploring. but lucille's friend noticed something. >> she created this piece and somehow got my attention. >> reporter: he, himself, an artist, brought her to durst in new york city and durst knew lola's art would sell. >> it's amazing. people have been calling us to buy her artwork to know how to get it and some stars have been coming in and buying her artwork. >> reporter: they say all art is subjective, but there's a market for lola's work. some paintings sell for 1,500. the art world says lola has real talent. >> is lola good for a 2-year-old or is lola good? >> lola is good and she's good for a 2-year-old. >> reporter: with all this hype i needed to see the artist in her element. can i hold this for you and you pick your colors? seeing the artist at work, it's

>> keanu reeves joins the cast as a stunt man. >> my name is gabby gabby. >> we can't stay. >> yes, you >> and it looks like the return of little bo peep, and that means love. >> it's a love interest for tom. >> there's plenty of kids out there. sometimes change can be good. >> you're going to cry and you're going to laugh. >> keegan-michael key and jordan peele are ducky and bunny. >> we g>> we got to play, and t us bring our key & peele vibe to the whole thing. >> i am buzz lightyear, space ranger. >> and then woody's like, you are a toy! >> what would woody do? >> jump out of a moving vehicle? >> let's go. >> in the last 12 minutes of that thing, it went beautiful and wonderful and emotional, and i literally get choked up. >> i was made to help a child. i don't remember it being this hard. >> everything's going to be okay. >> "toy story 4" hits theaters june 21st. >>> now to rob lowe who is adding host the his already impressive resume. rob's new game show, "mental samurai" premieres tonight on fox, and "e.t." online's leeann aguilera was onset. >> this marks your full-time hosting g

dylan archer, tony brightwell, james mallinson, matthew grimston, mattjones, daniele polito, mark reevesf people were injured. i am truly sorry for the part i played in their deaths. and it is they that i will remember for the rest of my life. thank you. so that was the pilot andrew hill acquitted at the old bailey. 23—year—old worthing united footballer matthew grimstone was killed in the crash. after the verdict his parents issued the following statement. they said: speaking outside the old bailey in london detective inspector jon fannerfrom sussex police praised the dignity of the families who lost loved ones. on the 22nd of august 20 1511 men, fathers, brothers and sons, lost their lives, and the lives of many others were changed for —— august 2015, 11 men. iam others were changed for —— august 2015, 11 men. i am aware of the enormous impact it has had and continues to have on those who lost their loved ones, those injured on their loved ones, those injured on the day, and those watching, and the effect it has had on shoreham and more widely. thejury, who had sat for nearly two month

reeve: "gift from the sea," has touched people all over the world. no matter what generation reads it, it says something very important. it's about marriage, it's about women's livesand -- and i think it's about freedom, about personal freedom.

you don't actually see eisenhower himself appear in this commercial, but walter reeves, an advertisingd says we need to get you, as an individual, into these short spots. he came up with an idea about eisenhower answers america. the notion was these would be 22nd spots, very short. they would have different individuals asking eisenhower a question about his platform, his policies. what he would do as president. this is where eisenhower was really reluctant, because this required him to spend an entire day in a television studio, rehearsing these lines. they made him take off his glasses. he couldn't see, so they put really large cue cards so he could read the lines. they worked on the lighting. put makeup on him to make him look attractive. this is where robert montgomery again played a role in terms of how can we present actors and use all of those tools of the trade to present ike in a very effective way? eisenhower, again, was not happy with this, but he reluctantly agreed to do it because he saw the potential of reaching new audiences. he did grumble along the way. one of the most

miss reeves taylor used to be married to liberia's former president charles taylor but was she behind a series of human rights abuses between one thousand nine hundred nine and one thousand nine hundred one during the west african countries first civil war i she was living in southern england when she was arrested in twenty seventeen and denies various torture charges one relates to women in a village allegedly being raped by fighters from the national patriotic front of liberia other charges cover a pastor's wife being tied up and witnessing her two children being shot at a thirteen year old boy being severely beaten agnes taylor who previously worked as a lecturer at coventry university in the u.k. has been in jail for the last year and a half was her ex-husband charles taylor let the national patriotic front of liberia following the peace agreement he was elected president in one thousand nine hundred seven. but two years later a second civil war broke out and eventually taylor was forced into exile. in two thousand and twelve following a war crimes trial in the hague he was convic

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the reeve also made a call for urgent preventive action the events that you detail in your report now almost a year ago coming up to the anniversary of the start of these demonstrations how worried are you about one hundred three and four big demonstrations because of that anniversary and the possible response from the israeli military well we were very worried i think about what may happen next week on the anniversary of the protests on the thirtieth of march there's every indication that there will be a large turnout a massive turnout of protest and there's every reason to fear that there may be terrible violence on them again so we think it's essential that this point that restraint is exercised by everyone concerned in terms of the international community in the security council the quartet they seem to have allowed the u.s. to take the lead politically for now on this file that makes the u.s. response important are you happy with the u.s. response to your report. oh we haven't received a concrete response they're not spoken out on this and we just have to hope that they will that

dominic reeve, the conservative mp, fleshing out the question in all of this, which is that wednesdayrocess, rather than the end —— dominic grieve. doing so against the clock having a brexit could happen within just a handful of weeks. and of course, that was the plan in brussels on thursday night, what they wanted to do was create the space, a three—week period for parliament to get to grips with this and indicate what it was in support of. the european commission has warned there's an increasing likelihood that the uk will leave the eu without a deal on 12 april. let's get more on this from our europe correspondent gavin lee. today they say they are ready. harrington every few months we have had bits and pieces. the main new bits of information that we have got after people going into europe in the event of a no deal, a visa for up the event of a no deal, a visa for up to 90 days. if you are a tourist you will have to go to a different line for airports and ferries and a nswer line for airports and ferries and answer new questions and have your passport stamped. for 90 days and havi

with no deal or seek it to delay the leaving date in the brussels based journalist luke reeve a told us what he thinks micron wants from britain. well based on a new choice he says it's going to europeans for one audience agreement on this and they are right in a way we should ban is that you know we don't need time we need decisions so the brits should decide they have negotiated for two years they have a deal it is a bit wishy washy the remaining in britain don't like it the brakes don't like it so mrs may tries to sell it to our parliament in westminster already for some time and she can't and she comes back to brussels to renegotiate but the european say no thank you you have a real reason for renegotiating or for asking three more months no reason so march twenty ninth should be the right date and if they leave without a deal they don't need to pay the forty five billion euro that europe asks them to pay so it would not be such a bad deal to go. to major french sporting goods retailer has dropped plans to sell . version of it the huge job in france said it had hoped to build on

department i have the honor of coordinating with vision zero and i have on my co-chair and ryan reef -- reeves who recently had a little boy and is not here today. i'm happy to respond to questions. >> commissioner: we have one public speaker. cathly delucca. >> she had to leave. the bay area family for safe streets meets tonight and that meeting started. >> commissioner: thank you for your presentation. commissioners, questions. >> this is a good report. i appreciate you coming and giving it to us on an annual basis. i have a question and comment. comment has to do with i spend a lot of time in the fillmore and on mission street and valencia street. on fillmore street there's a couple spots where it goes first and then people can cross and they're able to get across the street. how does m.t.a. to determine where to put those because fillmore and pine is a raceway and doesn't have a delay nor community. how do you determine or make decisions on the timed lights. >> i'm so grateful to be able to co-lied an issue like this. >> i'm the traffic engineer with the sfmta. we tall -- call them leading

reeves one of the top 50 thinkers in the u.s. for his work on class and inequality. maintains a very lovely british accent. he also wrote a book called "dream hoarders," which focuses on not the 1% versus the 99% but the ways in which the top 20% in the united states has really been hoarding, in his words, opportunity and making it harder for the bottom 80%. so i'm going to invite us -- even though we're at a long table, to have an oprah-style conversation. i really want to invite everyone not to go down the line but really to engage each other. and then we will definitely engage you all as the conversation continues. and if you are following on twitter either in the room or on line, you can use the hash tag #behindthebumpersticker or #freecollege. so with that, let's just jump in. so free college i think about maybe three years ago, i had never heard of it. all of a sudden there are multiple pieces of legislation it seems like at least half of the 10,000 2020 candidates are running on it, and states all over the country are talking about this concept. why has it cau

stockser which makes the show nice gains of 1.4% for the group. , whicher stock is for succeeded in reeves seller rating its suv deliveries. it is up 3.25%. guy: just starting to get some breaking new. michel, the brexit negotiator has started laying out some of the commentary he is delivering right now. he is saying of brexit extension must be useful. you can find this on live go on your bloomberg. michelle barnier is saying the u.k. government must decide what to do next. he is speaking right now. he's delivering these comments in brussels. the brexit delay must increase of a deal. the brexit policy decision could be revised in the coming days. eu leaders will consider what is best for the eu. he is saying the brexit delay request is for the eu leaders. we're expected the letter for theresa may to come out this evening. everyone should finalize their preparations for no deal brexit. we are facing genuine uncertainty. that is not michel barnier speaking right now. that is the breaking news over the last few minutes. this is critical news for the brexit process. we have seen the euro-dolla

we heard earlier about joseph mason reeves who helped it become much more effective, turned it from an experiment to an actual operational weapon. those lessons were factored in to the operations of lexington and saratoga and later on the carriers yorktown and enterprise which spent so much time fighting in early 1942. three specific heuristics emerge over the course of this time. that is a bit of a complicated word. it means a pattern of decision-making. it is an approach you have taken before you are practiced in and do it without really thinking about it. subconsciously this is how you go about these routines. three formed the core of the navy's approach to fighting in the run-up of world war ii. the first is to act aggressively. he had and coined the idea of observe, orient, decide, act. but the navy officers well understood that in combat, if you could get inside an enemy's decision cycle, you could keep them off balance and create new opportunities. this was something that tried to do. the regular part of how they approached fighting. one way was to attack first. attacking effect

. >> cheryl reeve, congratulations.rom the white house, just on the heels of this, let us know. we would love to follow up with you. thanks again. >> we will, thank you. >>> breaking news. the white house as we continue to follow this rejecting one of the first requests from democrats to provide documents in their investigations. why subpoenas are next in this escalating standoff? >>> one of the names being targeted by democrats, rhona graff, the woman known as the gatekeeper as trump tower, what could she bring investigators? ♪ ♪ t-mobile will do the math for you. right now, when you join t-mobile, you get two lines of unlimited with two of the latest phones included for just one hundred bucks a month. means they won't hike your rates over one mistake. see, liberty mutual doesn't hold grudges. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ li

reverend james reeve losing his life in selma. we remember the past, we ask them to remember our children, brothers and sisters all across this country who are looking to the white house for leadership. looking for a white house that will show up. in the same way the president was absent in charlottesville, he's absent today. we need democratic contenders -- in the midst of today's struggles, i'm glad to see they are there. >> absolutely. but short is sad. some 51 years after this march, it galvanized the patting of the voting rights act. we're still talking about voter suppression issues, voter restriction. kn >> that is a problem we can address, because in 2016, they made a decision basically lifting federal oversight. so it's going to be up to the states and that's not easy to control. >> reporter: i think that's right. you've seen some movement on this. you think about florida giving the ballot back to certain folks who were restrict becaued becaua criminal background. so you do see some movement. virginia, for instance, all t

keanu reeve have delivered announcement. >> we are here to deliver wild stallion. >> we are here to makencement. we want to say thank you to fans because we might hopefully make a movie this summer. cheryl: yeah, returning for a third film, maria, voicing support, we will see if anybody goes and sees this. i don't know. maria: good stuff, thank you so much, cheryl, the flooding in nebraska, stay with us. move to the enterprise-grade cloud that's built to handle all your apps. ♪ ♪ the ibm cloud. the cloud for smarter business. the ibm cloud. (bird chirping) lots to do, hope you fuelled up. sure did. that storm sure ripped through. yep, we gotta fix that fence and herd the cattle back in. let's get at it. (whistle) (dog barking) (♪) at&t provides edge-to-edge intelligence, covering virtually every part of your manufacturing business. & so this won't happen. because you've made sure this sensor and this machine are integrated. & she can talk to him, & yes... atta, boy. some people assign genders to machines. and you can be sure you won't have any problems. except for the daily theft of your

miss reeves taylor used to be married to liberia's former president charles taylor but was she behind a series of human rights abuses between one thousand nine hundred nine and one thousand nine hundred one during the west african countries first civil war. she was living in southern england when she was arrested in twenty seventeen and denies various torture charges one relates to women in a village allegedly being raped by fighters from the national patriotic front of liberia other charges cover a pastor's wife being tied up and witnessing her two children being shot at a thirteen year old boy being severely beaten agnes taylor who previously worked as a lecturer at coventry in diversity in the u.k. has been in jail for the last year and a half was her ex-husband charles taylor lead the national patriotic front of liberia following a peace agreement he was elected president in one thousand nine hundred seven. but two years later a second civil war broke out and eventually taylor was forced into exile. and in twenty twelve following a war crimes trial in the hague he was convicted of

we have rachel reeves coming on.rst female member of parliament, and goes to the modern day. it is brilliant. really interesting. what tony shin? —— what time is she in? 8:50am. he hung new out. we were talking about debenhams a few minutes ago and the potential boardroom coup. we had an update from john lewis. the staff atjohn lewis djeric bonus every year, a proportion of the profits. whether you are the shopfloor worker or the managing director you will share the same bonus. it says it is not great this year, the lowest level in 66 years. that is after sales at waitrose, owned byjohn lewis, fell by 45%, sales at john lewis department stores were downplayed 56%. tough times for them. that is reflected in their bonus they receive every year. staying on the retail theme, lk bennett, receive every year. staying on the retailtheme, lk bennett, some receive every year. staying on the retail theme, lk bennett, some of you may know the fashion chain, known as the queen of kitten heels, has been appointed the administrator

in honor of women's history reeve i recognize charlie was raised in kissimmee. first in her family to graduate from college with a degree in jourmism in 1997. e has worked at the "orlando sentinel." while working for "stars and stipes" she has covered geo politics and u.s. military community. she moved to do volunteer work veterans who fought. he was named editor and worked closely with several n. depmplet o.'s helping agent original vet raps. she came back to florida to reconnect with her florida roots. it was a home comeing that led her back as a a sopedjourmist. she shows no stranger. her ability to connect with people and ups their problems is perhaps her greatest strength. her work thought her life is about more than chasing a sorry, it's about serving a community and being an advocate for the public, a voice for the voiceless and shining a light on corruption. the flesh she experiences while helping others is truly all hers. nd for that, we recognize you. in the honor of women's history month, i want to recognize juan nita gathers. she has six chirp and ni

a million dollars in scholarships and now she gets to decide where she wants to go and abc's will reeve about applying to 50 colleges if you've been through the college application process and it's even harder to think about getting into them, but that's exactly what one georgia student did. >> dear jakelia, congratulations on your acceptance to florida southern, the college of wooster, college of portland. >> reporter: college acceptance letters are exciting for all high school seniors, imagine opening up not 1, not 2 but 55. >> every day i was starting to get acceptances. whoa, did i really apply to that many schools? >> reporter: 17-year-old jakelia baker couldn't decide where she wanted to go to school so the valedictorian and volleyball player from georgia applied to a lot. >> yeah. we want you. we reviewed your application, congratulations. i'm like, whoa. i applied there? >> reporter: they want her, badly. not only did 55 schools including oklahoma, louisville and penn state accept jakelia, she received over $1 million in scholarship offers. >> i'm proud to see her overcome adver

the legal default position is this country reeves are march 29th without a deal so the law has to beal with a difficult set of circumstances. and you know the eu say there has to be credible justification for an extension, so what would be the justification? the credible justification is what michel barnier said when we went over there when we put forward a proposal is for a customs union, single market, and that was a form of the basis of further negotiations. they are clear about that and they have said this. whilst the prime minister sticks with her red lines, there is not going to be any movement so you have to get rid of the red lines or move the red lines, and our proposal to remove the red lines. do you think they would be open to renegotiation?” think they would be open to renegotiation if those red lines that the prime minister set actually moved or got rid of. i think that is the point. is that realistic after two years of complex negotiations? detail, hours, numbers of people, you think they would reopen the position? what we have got is that is either a no—deal which they

it's a will reeve original. >> i see that. >> a gift for my "gma" family. >> thank you.s guy was an intern for us in 2012. >> yep. >> here he is now today a correspondent for abc news. >> yeah. i went from bringing you coffee to bringing you art. who knows what i'll bring next time. >> back to the coffee. shall we? great to have you here. we love you. let's get over to rob. >> nice work, will. great to have you. >>> let's shift gears and show you all the show that's happened across minnesota. and the warm-up that's going to ensue. folks want spring so bad in this area. this is sunny the dog. snowmobile makes a path. temperatures getting into the 60s, touching 70 potentially tomorrow in d.c. hello, cherry blossoms sticking around for friday when the rain comes in but temperatures maybe have turned the corner as spring arrive >>> good morning. it's a little breezy this morning, so dress for a little bit of a chill out there. but i promise you, sunshine, calmer, mild conditions during the afternoon hours. >> this weather report sponsored by state farm. george, over to you.

its fans on a global scavenger hunt for six iron thrones hidden all over the world and abc's will reeveely jumped on the challenge. most of these thrones around the world have been discovered but good news for you, there is one still out there. it's just over two weeks until one of the most anticipated season premieres in television history. and "game of thrones" fans are on the hunt for the throne itself all over the world. five of the six already found. armed with vague clues on social media, and a constant live stream pointed at each throne fans have been on a global scavenger hunt to find them and stake their claim as the rightful ruler of the seven kingdoms. it's a unique marketing ploy for a show known for its extravagance on screen and off. single episodes are known to cost tens of millions to produce as new details emerge on what could be the most significant character of the final season, the night king who doesn't even exist in the george r.r. martin books at least not yet. >> they've always maintained they're focused on telling the best possible story. >> reporter: and that m

mark reeves, jacob schilt, and mark trussler and another.past few minutes, the pilot of the jet that crashed in august 2015 on the a27 has been found not guilty. thejury 2015 on the a27 has been found not guilty. the jury started deliberations after eight weeks of evidence on wednesday afternoon. they deliberated all day yesterday and came back in about 10:15am and, as you can see, within half an hour they have come back with a verdict. from inside court, when the not guilty verdicts were announced, some of the families who have been here throughout the eight week trial started weeping. 0thers throughout the eight week trial started weeping. others i am told by the reporter inside court looked resigned when the verdict was read out in court. what does this mean? it means for andrew hill, a 54—year—old pilot, very experienced pilot, we heard, he had spent years with the raf and was an instructor with the raf and was an instructor with the raf and was an instructor with the raf. hejoined virgin atla ntic with the raf. hejoined virgin atlantic

mark reeves, aged 53, was killed in the shoreham crash. consequences. we would like to take this opportunity, as well, to thank the cps prosecution team and the police liaison officers who have been unwavering in their support and professionalism for all the families at this most difficult time. theresa may has warned mps and the eu that they must act now if they want to secure a brexit deal. in a speech in grimsby this lunchtime, she said mps would face a moment of crisis if they reject her deal next week. if they do, they then expect to vote on whether to leave the eu with no deal, or delay britain‘s departure. here‘s our political correspondent, nick eardley. grimsby in north east lincolnshire. voters here backed brexit by more than 2:1 in the referendum. two and a half years on, though, it is still not completely clear what their decision will mean. the prime minister was here today with a message for brussels. with talks in deadlock over how to ensure no hard border in ireland, the eu needs to agree to some sort of change before parli

european union and if i may say so, leave m ea ns european union and if i may say so, leave means reevemake their ownjudgment today parliament will have to make their own judgment today and not listen to what will be, what ebbs and buts, so many colleagues have said it is a balance of risk and probability. we all know this but ultimately we, as all know this but ultimately we, as all members of parliament, should be judged by how we felt today by the constituents who elected us. finally, is it any wonder that trust in british politics is broken when we listen to some of the most extraordinary contributions, and rightly so, but ultimately, the fact of the matter is many of the pledges we have made to our electorate are being moved away from. wera hobhouse. thank you mr speaker, todayis hobhouse. thank you mr speaker, today is a sad day. not because we should have left the eu but haven‘t, but because to date signifies the pinnacle of a process in which a government has refused to respect and listen. studio: we are going to leave the commons for it now. do not forget if you want to watch e