attacked by his own son. 64-year-old roland proctor. proctor admitted to police that he beat his dad with walking cane and stabbed him in the stomach with a kitchen knife. his father begged for an ambulance when proctor allegedly replied, what have you ever done for me? she admits her brother and father had a hard relationship but was never violent. now this family who should have been celebrating his 83rd birthday today, are going through an unthinkable loss. >> i lost my father, i lost my brother. >> and again today would have been the father's 83rd birthday. roland proctor is behind bars facing murder >>> heartbreaking remembrance for an accomplished young man. family and friends were forced to funerallize a 23-year-old college student. murdered possibly because he was black. michael quander reports on how army lieutenant richard collins iii was remembered and the fight his parents still have ahead. [ music ] >> reporter: second lieutenant richard collins iii should still be alive. >> he was loved. he is loved. and he will be loved.

entrepreneur roland lamb is the founder and chief executive of roli and the inventor of the seaboard. roland was home schooled in rural new hampshire, learning the piano early — his jazz pianist father taught him when he was a toddler. he started his first business — a jazz cafe for students — while attending summerhill, an alternative british school. roland's mixed globe—trotting and studying, learning buddhism injapan, working as a visual artist and a jazz musician around the world before settling in usa, to study classical chinese and sanskrit at harvard university. roland moved back to the uk to study again, earning a phd in design products, where he dreamt up a new type of keyboard, a futuristic instrument called the seaboard. in 2013, he built his first prototype and founded his company founded roli. iam out i am out of breath, there are so many things on your cv! lets just introduced the man. welcome, rowland. that is an incredible cv. i wa nt to rowland. that is an incredible cv. i want to ask you about all the other stuff. tell us what it is and how it works. this is our newe

swung around with konta eventually on the losing side and is still yet to win in the main draw at rolands arrest yesterday for ‘driving under the influence‘ was not alcohol related. reports in the us media suggest woods was found "asleep at the wheel" with the engine running when he was arrested. the 1a time grand slam champion blamed "an unexpected reaction to prescribed medication". he is currently recovering from a fourth operation on his back. norway and lyon striker arda hegerberg has been crowned the bbc women‘s footballer of the year 2017. she was surprised by her sister andrine, a midfielderfor birmingham city in front of her lyon teammates in france. they are are hoping to win successive trebles when they face paris st germain the women‘s champions league final in cardiff on thursday. that‘s all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are ben chu economics and business editor at the independent and dave wooding, political editor of the sun on sunday. tomorrow‘s front pages

thehe roland company was hardest employer in trenton at the turn of the 20th century. coming up, learn about the innovations about this company that made the brooklyn bridge and golden gate bridge of possibility. i canmickens blair: --ely assert that wire bolt wire rope deserves the preference over hemp rope in all situations much exposed and where strength and durability is required. >> the country watched with fascination as the spinning of the mighty cables proceeded over san francisco. one of the most ambitious engineering products -- projects of its day. one of thens blair: most important lessons i believe we can take away from the roland family and company is that real.tion is there is a don't tell us it cannot be done attitude. innovate,this, we can we can make something we have thought about come to being, and by that ingenuity and engineering, we can change the way people live their lives in a positive way. became anbling engineer. he studied at the royal academy in prussia, where he was from. he realized america had some of the most amazing structures. he was

coming up on this programme: roger says game, set, match to roland garros. federer will bypass the french open. conte celebrates at stanford bridge, as champions chelsea fight back to beat watford. and going for glory and green. the england football club which is saving energy and money. hi there, wherever you are around the world. welcome to sport today. his mind is still sharp as a tack, but his body may be getting weary, so roger federer has pulled out of the french open, as he aims to preserve longevity. with less than two weeks to go until the second grand slam of the year, the world number five will avoid the clay, in his quest to conquer again on grass. ben croucher reports. this time last year it was injury that ruled roger federer out of roland garros. this time it is a desire to keep on playing which is behind the decision. now 35, he says he wants to continue competing with the world's best for many years to come. playing on clay, in his words, probably isn't the best physical preparation for the remainder of the season. preparation for the remain

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novak djokovic has extended his stay at roland garros.'s victory for the defending champion at the french open. and how long will england last in the champions trophy? captain eoin morgan believes they can beat ‘anybody‘ ahead of the first match of the tournament. good evening, as i say, there's plenty to come but we start with arsenal and what could be a slightly new approach for the premier league club. the news was officially announced today that arsene wenger has signed a new two year deal, to extend his 21 years as their manager... david ornstein is at the emirates stadium for us... david, i guess that today the fans may have got more of an indication on the future of the club and they have received all season? that's right, this news emerged today that arsene wenger signed the contract. this saga has overshadowed arsenal's season. this saga has overshadowed arsenal's season. certainly until they won's saturday's fa cup final. why wasn't it signed? we don't really know. but we do know that from the 31st of january, arsenal lost seven

thehe roland company was hardest employer in trenton at the turn of the 20th century. coming up, learn about the innovations about this company that made the brooklyn bridge and golden gate bridge of possibility. i canmickens blair: --ely assert that wire bolt wire rope deserves the preference over hemp rope in all situations much e

speaker, the roland theater is a real treasure. here's to another 100 years. congratulations. thank you, mr. speaker. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania eek recognition? the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker. president trump's budget has lies and he plans to make massive cuts to programs to help our hardworking families get ahead. what do we have to lose under president trump's budget? what don't we have to lose, medicaid for the health, safety of our neighborhoods, affordable housing, snap benefits, veterans, seniors. the hits the hits keep coming. this one shortchanges people in america. the president talks about putting the country first yet the budget does no such thing. there's a big difference between governing and campaigning. president trump, our neighborhoods have a lot to lose when it comes to your budget. over 40% of the population in philadelphia live in what you call middle neighborhoods. middle neighborhoods a

we'll have the latest from roland garros, and the latest from roland garros, and the other stories, atrolf harris has been discharged, after it failed to reach verdicts on four indecent assault charges. the crown prosecution service say they will not seek a retrial. his solicitor read out this statement a few minutes ago on behalf of his clients. whilst i am pleased that this is finally over, i feel no sense of victory, just relief. i am 87 years old, my wife is in ill health and we simply want to spend our remaining time together in peace. i would like to thank my legal team for their extraordinary work and dedication and my barrister, my solicitor and my investigation team at merrick international. i want to thank my wonderfulfriends and international. i want to thank my wonderful friends and family who have supported us over this difficult period. thank you 0ur correspondent simonjones is outside southwark crown court. southwark crown court. rolf harris himself left a short time ago amid some chaotic scenes? yes, he was surrounded by camera crews from right around the world, and pho

oakland police roland holmgren -worked the case.oland holmgren, opd "we always wanted to find the victim to provide closure to families." as the trial unfolded in an alameda county courthouse, family members hoped to find the truth about nina. a similar scene played out recently in the south bay, as members of sierra lamar's family, friends and searchers hoped that defendant antolin garcia-torres would reveal where he put the teen. after his conviction monday - cries for finding her louder than ever. 20:27 mary doering, searcher, volunteer sierra lamar "we want her home, we said we could never stop, until we find where she is." opd "it is understandable." reiser was convicted after a long trial - a trial where he maintained his innocence, claiming his wife who was russian ran back to her county. garcia torres defense team presented a similar sceanrio - telling the jury that lamar was not dead, but an unhappy teen and a runaway. in reiser's case, after the jury found him guilty and he was facing a long sentence - he struck a deal for

rob portman. >> not necessarily true. >> let me pick up on roland's point.rible. let's say you're right. they come together with something that adds money back to medicaid. puts more money into the subsidies. still, cbo comes back and says, okay, it's 18 million people, 20 million that lose insurance. is that something that is defensible? >> cbo, first of all, has been very good on the math. thai not been so good in history on reporting the numbers of people who do or do not have coverage. but, politically, you know, they're going to have to do something. whether it's a grandfather or something -- that does make sure that people who have coverage now continue to have coverage and have good coverage. >> that is the ultimate question. the question that hurts president obama. >> if i were a democratic strategist, i would focus all my attention on governors. because the house is dicey in terms of the district. and the states are going to have to enact this stuff. >> you saw the oregon governor earlier this week say this is going to leave a $2.8 billion hole in t

at roland garros we are looking pretty good over the next few days.uld see more in the wake of sunshine as well. to stealing back on our shores. we see the patchy rain fizzling out as it makes its way to the south eastern corner. actually it would be a fresh start to the day on wednesday morning. the fresh air has spread its way in. a better night for sleeping. wednesday looks like a decent day. it might start of windy in the north—east of the uk. that eases down. most places will have a decent day with light winds and sunny spells. wednesday, a pretty decent day. there is the wind easing down in the north—east. good spells of sunshine will stop much of scotla nd spells of sunshine will stop much of scotland as well for stuck temperatures into the mid—to upper teens and low 20s. a lot of fine and dry weather to be had. the west of scotla nd dry weather to be had. the west of scotland and northern ireland, they will begin to see the weather front moving in. that is making steady progress is woods. by friday they'll be fair bit of cloud with outbreaks o

but at roland garros, we're looking pretty good over the next few days, 23, 24 degrees, those winds arey the middle of the weekend we should see a bit more in the way of sunshine as well. tuesday evening back on our shores, we see this patchy rain fizzling out as it makes its way to the south—eastern corner. it'll be quite grey around some of these coasts in the south and west, but actually it's going to be a fresh start to the day on wednesday morning, that fresher air has spread its way in across pretty much all parts, so a much better night for sleeping. wednesday itself looks like a pretty decent day. might start offjust a bit windy towards the north—east of the uk, but that eases down and then most places are going to have a decent day with light winds and sunny spells but further weather fronts are waiting out in the atlantic. but wednesday, yes, it's a pretty decent day. there's that wind easing down in the north—east. good spells of sunshine for england and wales, northern ireland too, much of scotland as well and with those light winds and temperatures in the middle to upper te

a frenchman hasn't won the title at roland—garros for 311 years.ulders of gael monfils. so far, so good. through after beating dustin brown of germany in straight sets. johanna konta from great britain is well—established in the world's top ten but that success has not yet transferred to play. she raced ahead against her taiwan opponent, taking the first set 6—1. after losing the second on the tie—break, errors cost her delay. johanna konta is without a winner in this open. in cricket, india humiliated bangladesh in their final warm in cricket, india humiliated bangladesh in theirfinal warm up match in the champions trophy which begins on thursday with a 240 run win at the oval. bangladesh won the task and india compiled a mammoth 324, with a top score of 94 before they retired for the day. in response, the tigers could only muster 84. the match between new zealand and sri lanka in birmingham was closer... the black caps got a six wicket win. just under four overs remaining. ben ainslie's land rover bar team secured a crucial win over swedish team

while officials at roland garros decided not to grant her a wildcard at the french open, sharapova hasldcard for the main draw at the all—england club. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are pippa crerar, political correspondent at the london evening standard, and michael booker, deputy editor of the daily express. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. the financial times, which leads on what it says is theresa may's break with the tories's thatcherite past to woo labour voters. the telegraph calls it theresa may's "manifesto for the mainstream" as she promises to make britain fairer. tomorrow's express ramps up the fighting talk over the uk's brexit deal with europe. the mirror says may will strip 10 million pensioners of their winter fuel payments and warns of possible tory tax rises for working families. the times is another paper to focus on theresa may's bid to win voters from right and left as she launches her manifesto in the labour seat of halifax. the

coming up on this programme: roger says game, set, match to roland garros.fight back to beat watford. and going for glory and green. the england football club which is saving energy and money. hi there, wherever you are around the world. welcome to sport today. his mind is still sharp as a tack, but his body may be getting weary, so roger federer has pulled out of the french open, as he aims to preserve longevity. with less than two weeks to go until the second grand slam of the year, the world number five will avoid the clay, in his quest to conquer again on grass. ben croucher reports. this

roland in new york. rola roland? >> caller: i'm pretty much a value investor and these days it's pretty difficult to find some good values out there. one that i came across recently and took a small position in, was kroger, kr, what's your thought about that stock? >> kroger needs price inflation, i know costco is predicting that. i don't mind sitting with kroger, it's a good company, don't expect anything to exceed price inflation, that's what they need. l let's go to alex in oregon. >> caller: you featured tellurian, i jumped in, it's down about 40% from where it was. that's tll. how do you feel about that? >> look, i think he's a winner. now the stock has come down, but liquefied and natural gas, it's a real business, it's a very strong business, and i think suki is a smart man, i'm not going to go against him. how about kyle in new jersey. >> caller: jd.com, they had a great quarter. >> i have said over and over, and since 90, i think allibabal. that's a company i met face-to-face, and felt very good about their

and no maria sharapova, she did not get into roland garros.ething about the clay does not suit her. she was absolutely gutted, understandably. i feel another sneeze on the way. 0k, shall i start the papers? it could come at any moment. here is a paper to protect you. let's take a look at this morning's papers. a lot of them are talking about the grand gesture for manchester, ariana grande on the way back to hold this benefit concert, lots of her amazing showbiz friends. do you think they looked? we will find out from the man who organised it. and then she rings justin man who organised it. and then she ringsjustin bieber man who organised it. and then she rings justin bieber and he man who organised it. and then she ringsjustin bieber and he says yes, i will come. there she is again, apologies from a slightly crumpled guardian newspaper this morning. i think i may have sat on it earlier. and you have the story about theresa may intensifying the personal attacks onjeremy corbyn as the polls narrow. chris mason talking about that earlier. the zo

so let's bring you up to date with the action on day three at the french open at roland garros — plentywo kyle edmund and women's number one johanna konta all in action. andy murray's opponent here. he is number 73 andy murray's opponent here. he is number73 in the andy murray's opponent here. he is number 73 in the world. he reached the semifinals of the geneva open last week so he comes into this match in good form. andy murray has won both of their previous meetings. back to the main screen. here is the action. it is time to put injury and illness behind him. andy murray arrived as the world number one and attempted to master the red clay for the first time. he seemed to wait foran the first time. he seemed to wait for an unforced errors. the russians seemed happy to oblige. despite losing his serve, andy murray took the first set 6—4. but his opponent had a good clay season. he made semifinals last week. here he was showing what he was capable of. andy murray was not helped by a misfiring third that was broken three times as the russian won the second set 6—4 to level the match. and

pain in rome and no love from paris — sharapova retires hurt and gets rejected by roland garros.ut defending champion andy murray. and paris gets the presidential seal of approval to host the 2024 0lympics. hi there, wherever you are around the world. welcome to sport today. arsenal have given themselves one final chance to sneak into the champions league next season. the gunners beat sunderland 2—0 to keep themselves in a top—four tussle with manchester city and liverpool. arsenal manager arsene wenger told the bbc, "we've got in on the final day many times" before.

is with us further south as well, if you are lucky enough to be heading off to the french open at rolanddry weather on monday. tuesday some sunshine. the same area of high pressure will be enveloping the uk, pushing those weather fronts out of the way. tuesday and wednesday they are gone from the north as well and we have some warmth and some sunshine coming through for many. difficult to say exactly how much sunshine but given the strength of the sunshine, most of us will have a dry wit and increasingly warm. humid as well, meaning warm by day at the other sultry by night. —— and rather sultry by night. —— and rather sultry by night. —— and rather sultry by night. this is bbc news. our top stories: donald trump has enjoyed saudi arabia's finest welcome so far but will he be able to strike the right note with sunday's key speech on islam? earlier the president was awarded the kingdom's top civilian honour — before signing deals worth hundreds of billions of dollars. iran's president hassan rouhani says his re—election shows people want reform —— and to continue to engage with the world.

pain in rome and no love from paris — sharapova retires hurt and gets rejected by roland garros.wonder he's smiling — fabio fognini knocks out defending champion andy murray. and paris gets the presidential seal of approval to host the 2024 olympics. hi there, wherever you are around the world. welcome to sport today. arsenal have given themselves one final chance to sneak into the champions league next season. the gunners beat sunderland 2—0 to keep themselves in a top—four tussle with manchester city and liverpool. arsenal manager arsene wenger told the bbc, "we've got in on the final day many times" before. alexis sanchez‘s brace means the gunners could yet secure a top—four finish by beating everton at home on sunday, but only if fourth—place liverpool, who are a point above them, fail to beat middlesbrough. arsenal could also mathematically catch third placed manchester city but that is a more complicated equation. 71 last year, we were second, at the moment we have 72 and we want of course to go to 75, to focus on that after. we have to deal with what happens, but we want t

has not been given a wild card to play at the french open later this month the two—time champion at rolanda thigh injury while leading her second—round tie against mirjana lucic—baroni. defeat in rome means she misses the chance to qualify for the main draw at wimbledon, which she could have achieved by reaching the finals in the italian capital. the french open organisers say it would send out the wrong message to give her a wild card in paris. i'm very sorry for maria, i'm very sorry for herfans, very sorry for maria, i'm very sorry for her fans, they very sorry for maria, i'm very sorry for herfans, they might be very sorry for maria, i'm very sorry for her fans, they might be very disappointed, she might be very disappointed. but it is my mission to protect the game and to protect the high standards of a game played without any doping in the results. the ioc has finished its inspection of the paris bid ahead of september's vote to decide whether they should host the 2024 summer games. they are up against los angeles, who were inspected last week. the mayor of paris believes france's ne

women's number one johanna konta has a dismal record on the french clay — she's never won a match at rolandd sadly for her that record continued today with a first round defeat to the world number 109 as jim lumsden reports. konte‘s improvement does not yet extend to clay. she was looking to get past the first round for the first time. the first set was a formality. the second set was the opposite. the chinese player picked up opposite. the chinese player picked up by opposite. the chinese player picked up by greater resistance opposite. the chinese player picked up by greater resistance and opposite. the chinese player picked up by greater resistance and despite being below third by —— being below konte, she won the set. dernbach was hitting the shots straight at her opponent. the chinese player continue to chip away. she survived another game but her arrival was short lived. better disappointment for konte, who is still to win this kind of match. former us open champion sam stosur has suggested that some players may decide to boycott playing on the arena named after margaret court at next

the world number one and top seed has never won the title at roland garros...'s ranked 85th in the world. meanwhile british number 0nejohanna konta faces the unseeded su—wei hsieh of chinese taipei. heather watson didn't qualify. scott jamieson is the joint leader on day two of the pga championship at wentworth. the scott finished the first day one—shot behind and today hit four birdies in a row to top the leaderboard along with belgian's thomas pieters on seven—under—par. jamieson finished with a two—under round of 70. england's lee westwood is in also contention, he's two shots back after carding a three—under—par round of 69. there was a big surprise in super league this evening as hull were beaten at home by strugglers leigh centurions. that result means leeds are now up to third in the table after they thrashed warrington a0 points to nil. rob burrow going over for their final try. elsewhere there were wins for leaders castleford as well as salford and wakefield trinity. thousands of people turned—out in the centre of manchester to watch some of britain's

woakes have all been rested so there are three fresh faces — middlesex pair steven finn and toby roland—jonespinner liam dawson have been drafted in. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport on the bbc news channel throughout the evening. next on bbc news, its meet the author. ann patchett is a novelist who spends her stories without letting the effort show. they race along with the complexities and their rich subtleties, subsumed into a narrative that never seems to flag. commonwealth is a story of american life told over nearly five decades from the early 60s when a gate—crasher at a christening sets in train a series of chance events that change two families forever. welcome. why do you think it is that so many readers want to come back so often to family stories? it is the universal, after all. it is the one thing that we all have. we were all a baby, we will all die, we all had parents, and it is irresistible, it is what we know. and this begins, as i was saying, at a christening, with a gate—crasher. it is quite a thing to gate—crash a christening. and then chance events unfold

oakland police roland holmgren -worked the case. roland holmgren, opd "we always wanted to find the victim to provide closure to families." as the trial unfolded in an alameda county courthouse, family members hoped to find the truth about nina. a similar scene played out recently in the south bay, as members of sierra lamar's family, friends and searchers hoped that defendant antolin garcia-torres would reveal where he put the teen. after his conviction monday - cries for finding her louder than ever. 20:27 mary doering, searcher, volunteer sierra lamar "we want her home, we said we could never stop, until we find where she is." opd "it is understandable." reiser was convicted after a long trial - a trial where he maintained his innocence, claiming his wife who was russian ran back to her county. garcia torres defense team presented a similar sceanrio - telling the jury that lamar was not dead, but an unhappy teen and a runaway. in reiser's case, after the jury found him guilty and he was facing a long sentence - he struck a deal f

roland martin we appreciate your time. we can talk about this all day. it. we appreciate your time this&-ú. it was taped on may second. the state of black america town hall with roland martin is going to air you see the information right there on tv1 it will be wednesday, tune in. appreciate it, sir. >> thanks lot. >> always good to see you. back over to the couch. >> okay. still to come here good day d.c. an sharing it with me pow his new name show the dating love love connect it's back. he's the hot of it and playing plead the fifth. >> really? >> yes. >> ut-oh it's a fun one. >> it will be good. couple performers in the loft as well. mesa will join us for live performance. you know her from baltimore. it should be amazing that will be coming up. live music. >> r and b super star mario had been here dropping new single we'll get the dietz on that. he's also from baltimore. >> very musical 10a today. >> first though coffee time here on good day d.c. you've been eyeing our mugs. we now have that good day dunkin' donuts mug to give away. perfect cu

and has not been able to gain enough ranking points to get into the main draw or even qualify for rolandn in paris organisers have children, chosen not to give her a wild card but she has the chance to qualify through the ranking system. the ioc has finished its inspection of the paris bid ahead of september's vote to decide whether they should host the 2024 summer games. they are up against los angeles who were inspected last week. the mayor of paris believes france's new president, emmanuel macron, can help her city win the bid. 0ur sports editor dan roan is in the french capital.. 0ur sports editor dan roan is in the french capital. he's just three days into the job at france's new president has wasted little time in backing paris's bid to host the 2024 games. emmanuel macron welcoming members of the international olympic committee to the elysee palace on the final day of their inspection visit. paris omitted to spending billions on the event and the city mayor told me why. we will transform paris with the village for the athletes and after the games the village for the athletes will

roland wants a fight. have to give her her due and listen to her when she speaks. >> this is president trump meeting with the vietnamese prime minister. >> it an honor to have the prime minister of vietnam in the white house. prime minister phuc has done a spectacular job in vietnam. led so many different categories in trade and other things. we'll be discussing trade. we'll be discussing north korea. and we have many things to talk about and we look forward to being together. very much so. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> translator: begin by thanking you, mr. president, to pay this official visit to the united states. i bring with me the warmest greetings from the vietnamese people. the relationship between vietnam and the united states have undergone significant upillegals in history. but today we have been able to become come pre hencive partners. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> translator: i have had a great pleasure of meeting with the president last summer and the exchange of letters. i was v

alex roland estuvo en la audiencia y nos trae los detalles.te su juicio que comenzarÍa el 16 de abril de 2018. la presencia de guzmÁn en corte sirviÓ para que una de sus hijas le volviera a ver. >> estoy triste.mis abuelas, mis tÍas todos estamos preocupados quieres que se quede acÁ o que regrese a mÉxico? >> queremos que estÉ aquÍ. >> porque no querÉs que regresen a mÉxico? >> porque haya lo trataba mal.. alex: el pÁgina tiene - no voy a dar declaraciones, no tengo nada que decir. alex: emma coronel, la esposa del trapo -chapo saliÓ del la corte evadiendo a los medios de comunicaciÓn luego que los abogados del ex jefe del cÁrtel de sinaloa anunciaran que la Última semana de mayo donde una respuesta para realizar su extradiciÓn que fue ilegal. >> esta extradiciÓn se hizo para que fuera en el estado de california y de texas, no en nueva york. por consiguiente, este juzgado es incompetente. la procuradurÍa general mexicana dijo que de la fortuna del trapo, nos ha encontrado ningÚn dinero. alex: desde brooklyn, nueva york, alex rolnad univisiÓn.

in fact, it looks like it should be a warm and a dry start at roland garros for the french open startingorthwards, with this area of high pressure. and that's with us then for much of the week. not just southern areas, the north will enjoy some warmer weather as well as temperatures start to get into the high teens for scotland and for northern ireland. so a lot of dry weather on offer through the coming week and probably some very strong may sunshine, too. so it should feel much warmer. this is bbc news. i'm lebo diseko. our top stories: in step in saudi arabia. donald trump and king salman sign multi—billion dollar trade deals in what's described as a turning point in us—arab relations. iran's president, hassan rouhani, says his re—election shows people want reform and greater engagement with the world. president trump says the first day of his visit to saudi arabia was tremendous after billions of dollars of trade deals were signed. the most significant was for arms to boost the saudi military, which the white house has called the largest single arms deal

you heard him, roland martin. sara fagen, contributor to cnbc.tion. big sixtiry for the white house and the republican this is week. will it look like a victory in 2018? >> well, i think there's a difference between passing a bill and a victory. i think those are two separate things in this. i'll give donald trump -- i'll say he's right about something. that our health care system is broken. and he's right that something needs to be done. but both on affordability and access. all of us have personal stories. i have a brother and a sister who are doctors. i was on the board of a charity hospital. i had two daughters in the hospital for nine months. cost $2 million in their care in this. and i think until we fundamentally address, this bill doesn't do it. it makes affordability and access worse in this. until we address those concerns, the american public is going to keep crying about this. >> the question of a victory. i was struck by paul ryan saying i'm proud of this. yes, they feel good at the they kept their promise, as he kept saying. and the

and roland, yes what kind of car here. >> 1976 cadillac fleetwood. >> this is awesome. you don't see this every day on the street. >> it has original mileage. >> so he will be there tomorrow showing off this beauty. >> yes. >> we will see you then. thanks for coming out. we want to talk about the show with frank and marilyn. this is 14th year, frank, you have been about it from the very beginning. >> i have been part of it since we were doing with bicycles and then we have elevated to cars. thinks our 14th annual happening at american heritage credit union northeast philadelphia and all proceed from the cars all proceed from the registration fees go to children's hospital of philadelphia. >> what is so interesting because event is free but then registration, money from the registration is what goes to chop. >> and tomorrow will be such a beautiful day. we will i would guess 250, 300 cars. >> so this is something really for the whole family in the just necessarily, the dad, mom who love the cars but whole family event. >> you bet, we have face painting, we have petting z

in fact, it looks like it should be a warm and a dry start at roland garros for the french open, startingssure. and that's with us, then, for much of the week. and notjust southern areas — the north will enjoy some warmer weather, as well, as temperatures start to get into the high teens for scotland and for northern ireland. so a lot of dry weather on offer through the coming week and probably some very strong may sunshine, too. so it should feel much warmer. this is bbc news. our top stories — in step in saudi arabia — donald trump and king salman sign multibillion—dollar trade deals in what's described as a turning point in us—arab relations. president trump is also awarded the kingdom's top civilian honour ahead of sunday's major speech on islam. iran's president hassan rouhani says his re—election shows people want reform and greater engagement with the world. an emotional reunion — dozens of schoolgirls kidnapped in nigeria by islamist militants three years ago finally see theirfamilies. and a sister of the duchess of cambridge gets married

in fact, it looks like it should be a warm and a dry start at roland garros for the french open, startingwards, with this area of high pressure. and that's with us, then, for much of the week. and notjust southern areas — the north will enjoy some warmer weather, as well, as temperatures start to get into the high teens for scotland and for northern ireland. so a lot of dry weather on offer through the coming week and probably some very strong may sunshine, too. so it should feel much warmer. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is lebo diseko. 0ur the globe. my name is lebo diseko. our top stories: in step in saudi arabia: donald trump and king salman sign multi—billion dollar trade deals, in what's described as a turning point in us—arab relations. iran's president hassan rouhani says his re—election shows people want reform and greater engagement with the world. and the sister of the duchess of cambridge gets married, with the young royals sharing centre stage.

in fact, it looks like it should be a warm and a dry start at roland garros for the french open, startingo spreading northwards, with this area of high pressure. and that's with us, then, for much of the week. and notjust southern areas — the north will enjoy some warmer weather, as well, as temperatures start to get into the high teens for scotland and for northern ireland. so a lot of dry weather on offer through the coming week and probably some very strong may sunshine, too. so it should feel much warmer. hello, this is breakfast, with rogerjohnson and rachel burden. donald trump prepares to address the leaders of more than a0 muslim nations. in his first foreign trip as president, he will call for a united front against religious extremism. good morning, it is sunday 21 may. also ahead: labour renews its push to attract older voters, as the conservatives defend their plans to overhaul social care funding. dozens of schoolgirls kidnapped in nigeria by islamist militants finally see their families, after three years in captivity. in sport: it is the final day of the premier league seas

bitter disappointment for konta, who is still to win a match at roland garros.ow court, andy murray starts his campaign against russia's andrey kuznetsov with murray hoping to improve his run on clay this season — he's lost as many matches as he's w011. that's all sport for now. just a reminder, arsene wenger will stay at arsenal for two more years at least. it will officially be announced tomorrow. find out more reaction to that on our website. i'll have more in the next hour. labour leaderjeremy corbyn is campaigning today on the party's promise of free childcare for two to four year olds. however, mr corbyn was left red—faced during an interview on radio 4's woman's hour when he appeared not know how much the policy would cost to put in place. he was pressed on the issue by presenter emma barnett. we know from appalling the economy topsissues we know from appalling the economy tops issues for men and women. how much will it cost to provide on means much will it cost to provide on m ea ns tested much will it cost to provide on means tested childcare for 1.3 mi

it looks like a warm and dry start at roland garros for the french open starting on monday, of courseh of the week. not just dropped that is with us for much of the week. notjust southern areas that other areas will enjoy the warmer temperatures. it should feel much warmer. this is bbc news. the headlines: the us president donald trump has received a royal, red carpet welcome in saudi arabia. donald trump is now expected to make a key speech on islam, sunday. on his first foreign trip as us president, he was awarded the top civilian honour in the kingdom before signing a deal worth hundreds of billions of dollars — including arms sales. hassan rouhani has been re—elected president of iran. the moderate easily beat his more conservative challenger. he said iranians had chosen a path of greater engagement with the world. and pippa middleton, the sister of the duchess of cambridge, has married in a traditional english country wedding. she married the financier james matthews. the ceremony was attended by several members of the royal family. now on bbc news, nick robinson sits down for di

but at roland garros, we're looking pretty good over the next few days, 23, 20 four degrees, those windsuld see a bit more in the way of sunshine as well. tuesday evening back on our shores, we see this patchy rain fizzling out as it makes its way to the south—eastern corner. it will be quite grey around some of these coasts in the south and west, but actually it's going to be a fresh start to the day on wednesday morning, that fresher air has spread its way in across pretty much all parts, so a much better night for sleeping. wednesday itself looks like a pretty decent day. might start offjust a bit windy towards the north—east of the uk, but that eases down and then most places are going to have a decent day with light winds and sunny spells but further weather fronts are waiting out in the atlantic. but wednesday, yes, it's a pretty decent day. there's that wind easing down in the north—east. good spells of sunshine for england and wales, northern ireland too, much of scotland as well and with those like winds and temperatures in the middle to upper teens, low 20s, i think it will be

this time of year from piracy can always see venus, this the older venous system's11th opponent at rolandl. after 25 seasons with roma football club, francesco totti has played his final game which they won 3—2. the 40—year—old scored 307 goals in nearly 800 games for his hometown club. it's now likely he'll become a director at the club, although some reports have suggested he could look for another playing option, possibly in america. japan has a history—maker in motorsport. takuma sato has become the first person from his country to win the indianapolis 500 race. he took the lead with just five laps to go to deny the brazilian, helio castroneves, a record equalling fourth win. sato, who spent seven seasons as a formula 1 driver before switching, called the win "unbelievable. " and the netherlands is celebrating a first — cyclist tom dumoulin won the 100th edition of the giro d'italia. fourth in the standing before the final day time trial, the 26—year—old produced a blistering ride to overhaul his rivals and claim a maiden victory in one of cycling's biggest events. it's really crazy!

roland garros, looking good for the next few days, 23, 24. the winds will be increasingly light.atchy rain fizzling out towards the south—eastern corner. grey around the south and west. actually, a fresh start to the day on wednesday morning. that fresher air moving through all parts. a much better night for sleeping. wednesday itself, a more decent day. starting off windy towards the east of the uk. most places will have a decent day with light winds and sunny spells. further weather fronts are waiting out in the atlantic. a decent day. wind is easing down in the north—east. a good spell of sunshine for england and wales and parts of scotland. light winds and temperatures in the middle to upper teens, low 20s, a pleasant day indeed. on into thursday, and a lot of fine and dry weather to be had for england and wales and eastern scotland. western scotland and northern ireland later on will see this weather front moving in. it is making steady progress east. friday, cloud and outbreaks of rain around. ahead of all that rain in the south—eastern corner, it looks like it will be quit

toby roland jones will make his debut. south africa won the toss and put england into bat.went on the first over, and to route followed him. when morgan has also gone. the graphic there is slightly wrong, it is now 15—3. britain's aliash bedene is underway in the first round of the french open. he's up against american ryan harrison. the first set went to bedene, who is ranked ten places below harrison in the world rankings, at 52. he has alsojust he has also just won the second set. meanwhile, reigning champion garbine muguruza is playing francesca schivone at the start of the defence of her title. muguruza won the first set 6—2. it is currently 3—3 in the second set. now, it's billed as the most lucrative match in world football, and its estimated at least 170 million pounds awaits the winner of today's championship play—off final between huddersfield town and reading. one of those two clubs willjoin newcastle and brighton in promotion to the premier league. sometimes the feeling if you're not a reading supporter then nearly everybody in england, in britain, and maybe in

french open — it's the first time the women's top seed has been knocked out in the first round at rolandee utd are playing the second leg of their scottish premiershi playoff final, it is 0—0 after 15 minutes. the home secretary amber rudd says the conservatives would set up a commission to tackle terrorism and hate crime and promote british values if they win the general election. labour say they would put 10,000 police on the streets and match a conservative pledge of an extra 1,000 security experts. new cctv pictures of the manchester bomber salman abedi have been released. salman abedi, the man who massacred children in manchester, pictured on the night of the attack. but where had he been, who knew his plans and what happened when his friends alerted the security services about his extremism? questions for the home secretary. was salman abedi on a surveillance list? i don't know those details because the intelligence services are still collecting information about him and about the people around him. i wouldn't rush to conclusions, but you seem to be, that they missed something. peo

the humidity dropping awake but there is still some rain to be had in the north of scotland, but at roland friends are increasingly light, a bit more in the way of sunshine. tuesday evening, patchy rain, fizzling out as it makes its way to the south—east corner, grey around the coast south and west but it will be a fresh start to the day on wednesday morning, the fresher air spread its way into pretty much all parts, and much better day for sleeping. wednesday looks at a decent day, it may start off windy towards the north—east of the uk but that eases down and most places will have a decent day with light winds, but further weather fronts are waiting in the atlantic, but when the a decent day. the wind eases down, good spells of sunshine for england, wales and northern ireland, much of scotland and light winds, low 20s, a very pleasant day indeed. bonnin to thursday and a lot of fine and dry weather to be had for england and wales, the west of scotla nd england and wales, the west of scotland and northern ireland will see this weather front moving on, that make steady progress into the ea

and when you're not playing in the french open tennis at roland—garros, you don't have to prepare asoing. he's been stepping out at the wedding of the year in england. he's there with his wife mirka, at the wedding of pippa middeton, the sister of the duchess of cornwall, kate, and james matthews. smashing three piece! that is all the sport for you, back to you, alpa. there has been an emotional reunion in nigeria for the 82 chibok girls freed from boko haram. it's the first time they and their parents have seen each other since the girls were released last month. afghanistan's vice—president, general abdul rashid dostum, has left the country for turkey. it's alleged he ordered the assault of a former provincial governor and political rival. he denies wrongdoing, and his spokesman says he's left for medical treatment. the italian and libyan coastguard services say about 5000 migrants attempting to reach europe have been rescued over the past three days. most of those attempting the mediterranean crossing were taken to italy. some were returned to libya. norway is taking measures to p

in fact, it looks like it should be a warm and a dry start at roland garros for the french open startingut also spreading northwards, with this area of high pressure. and that's with us then for much of the week. not just southern areas, the north will enjoy some warmer weather as well as temperatures start to get into the high teens for scotland and for northern ireland. so a lot of dry weather on offer through the coming week and probably some very strong may sunshine, too. so it should feel much warmer. this is bbc news. my name is lebo diseko. 0ur this is bbc news. my name is lebo diseko. our top stories: in step in saudi arabia: donald trump and king salman sign multi—billion dollar trade deals, in what's described as a turning point in us—arab relations. hundreds of billions of dollars of investment into united states, and jobs, jobs, jobs. president trump is also awarded the kingdom's top civilian honour, ahead of sunday's major speech on islam. iran's president hassan rouhani says his re—election shows people want reform and greater engagement with the world. and the sister of th

in fact, it looks like it should be a warm and a dry start at roland garros for the french open, startingorthwards, with this area of high pressure. and that's with us, then, for much of the week. and notjust southern areas — the north will enjoy some warmer weather, as well, as temperatures start to get into the high teens for scotland and for northern ireland. so a lot of dry weather on offer through the coming week and probably some very strong may sunshine, too. so it should feel much warmer. this is bbc news. the headlines — the us president donald trump has received a red carpet welcome in saudi arabia. donald trump is now expected to make a key speech on islam in a few hours time. hassan rouhani has been re—elected president of iran. the moderate easily beat his more conservative challenger. he said iranians had chosen a path of greater engagement with the world and had rejected extremism. china is reported to have killed or imprisoned at least 18 cia spies in what's been described as one of the worst breaches of us security in decades. the new york times says the deaths happened d