it had some very high acts, craig david, sean paul, dizzee rascal, thousands of people go.val hoping for a good weekend, but if there are concerns about drugs, it highlights that this is a problem. the festival hasn't been without controversy recently, inasmuch as hampshire police wanted to raise the age limit to 18, but it would have had no effect on what happened this year, because they were concerned that children as young as 13 were getting in and there were allegations of drug taking and assaults. but clearly they will have to investigate, and we do not know what caused these two deaths. thank you for updating us. england could get more national parks as part of a review of the country's landscape. the environment secretary, michael gove, said the review would also look at whether to increase the number of areas of outstanding natural beauty. ben ando reports the cpre are now fighting for great tracts of land to be used for national parks. between the wars, the battle raged for britain's open spaces and the right to roam. there were mass trespasses, arrests and propaga

portsmouth. 0rganisers have cancelled today's event which was to be headlined by craig david and sean paule". joining us now is our reporter steve humphrey from portsmouth. yes, festival goers today have been telling us of their shock and sadness at this tragedy. the festival was supposed to go on for a couple of days, but it was cancelled as soon as couple of days, but it was cancelled as soon as the extent of what had happened became known. today, as he said there is supposed to be a whole line—up of people playing on the main stage behind me. interestingly, the main camp that is just a couple of miles away. police were first alerted yesterday evening when an 18—year—old woman fell ill, and spent 20 minutes later a 20 odd man collapsed. they were both taken to hospital, just a short distance away. sadly, both of them died. two other festivalgoers also in hospital. 0ne other festivalgoers also in hospital. one of them is in a critical condition. if you moments ago, ian baird from the festival made this statement. with tremendous sadness that we can confirm that two of our festival family

portsmouth. 0rganisers have cancelled the event today which was to be headlined by craig david and sean pauls high strength or bad bad substance on site —— muni festival. safety advisor for that festival explained the decision to cancel. we took the decision supported by the police to cancel the festival today to safeguard the welfare of all our visitors and out of respect for the two young people lost their lives. this is deeply upsetting and we again wish to send all our thoughts to the families. this programme contains flashing images. northern ireland's politicians divided on abortion a day after the republic's historic vote. celebrations in dublin — but the focus shifts to the north and laws that are far more restrictive than the rest of the uk. our policy is the same from the north of ireland right through to the bottom of ireland. we want to see the same policy. we need to show care and compassion towards women. i think it is a popular opinion throughout northern ireland that we should not have a liberalised abortion regime. a music festival in portsmouth is cancelled after the deaths

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paul has had a remarkable career already. some would say hall of fame worthy. and in today's warriors practice sean livingston was asked if paul would be overlooked without a ring? >> it's always going to be like that until he wins. because he's such a great player similar to barclay. such a great talent, such a great player. but you look at all the other great players and you measure them by their championships and titles and impact to the team. so for him to be a hall of fame player, great player coming into this league, it's an accomplishment to him. >> first, the a's blew a big league and then they loaded the bases against one of the best closers in the game and could not bring in a run. frustration to say the least. in another case, this guy has other things o his mind. top of the fourth, two on for chris. crush davis they call him that for a reason. a five run inning for oakland. but the bottom of the fifth yankees even things up. all rise aaron judge. so tied at sixth going into the ninth and the a's roll one out. and sent the sacrifice to left but look at brent gardener, his throw is online

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paul has had a remarkable career already. some would say hall of fame worthy. and in today's warriors practice sean livingston was asked if paul would be overlooked without a ring? >> it's always going to be like that until he wins. because he's such a great player similar to barclay. such a great talent, such a great player. but you look at all the other great players and you measure them by their championships and titles and impact to the team. so for him to be a hall of fame player, great player coming into this league, it's an accomplishment to him. >> first, the a's blew a big league and then they loaded the bases against one of the best closers in the game and could not bring in a run. frustration to say the least. in another case, this guy has other things on his mind. top of the fourth, two on for chris. crush davis they call him that for a reason. a five run inning for oakland. but the bottom of the fifth yankees even things up. all rise aaron judge. so tied at sixth going into the ninth and the a's roll one out. and sent the sacrifice to left but look at brent gardener, his throw is onlin

paul had a remarkable career and some say haul of fame worthy. seane i think stock asking if paul would be overlooked without a ring. >> that is going to be like that until he wins. he is a great player, simil siml ba barkley. you measure them by the championships and titles and how much they were able to win. for him to be able to be a hall of fame player a great player, it is an accomplishment to him. >> it is hard to know what is frustrating for the as blowing a big lead or loading the bases with no outs and not bringing in a run. in either case this guy doesn't care. he has other things he is focused on. it is chris crush davis a three-run shot to give oakland the lead. his 11th of the season five-run inning for the as. his 11th of the season. evening things up. top of the 9th loading them with three straight walks and jonathan sent a sacrifice to the lft and bret makes a catch and a flow and matt olsen, replay did not look conclusive. call over turned. bottom of the 11th. two outs. scoring from second and ouch, yankees with this one, 7-6 the fina

>> sean: how does this end? >> what they did a paulort i usually do to the mafia. >> sean: drug dealers, mafia members -- >> and killers. >> sean: how do you see this ending? youu have talked to mueller. >> you know -- they will read a report, they cannot indict him. i don't believe they can subpoena him. they have to write a report, if we get interviewed, they'll write the report based on the interview. they won't write it before, like hillary got, because he's not a specialth person. >> sean:e this election in 2018 going to be a referendum onct donald trump? >> i want to look at the american people say the following. do you want to vote for impeachment? you want to impeach a president? you want to have nancy pelosi running the house of representatives? forget it. >> sean: mr. mayor, thank you for being with us. >> sean, you are a patriot. >> sean: march more "hannity" r the break. the aisle - without g any conversations- -or paying any upcharges. what can i say? control suits me. go national. go like a pro. ♪ he eats a bowl of hammer

sean: why does this end? >> what they did to mena paul manafort, i used to do to the mafia. >> sean: how do you see this ending? you talk to mueller. >> they're going to write a report, they can't indict him, i don't believe they can subpoena him. they are going to have to write a report, if we do get interviewed, they will write the report based on the interview. they won't write it by the hillary guy, he's not a special person, he's been entrusted with the safety of the world. >> sean: is this election in 2018 going to be a referendum on donald trump? >> were going to go to the american people and say you want to impeach the president? you want nancy pelosi running the house of representatives? forget it. you're a patriot. >> sean: when we come back, more "hannity" after the break let's see why people everywhere are upgrading their water filter to zerowater. start with water that has a lot of dissolved solids. pour it through brita's two-stage filter. dissolved solids remain? what if we filter it over and over? (sighing) oh dear. thank goodness zerowater's five-stage filter gets to all zeroes the first time.

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gabrielle union is sean, she inherits her estranged deceased father paul whitehouse which is a portersthieves. her children are held captive in the house, the thieves try to find the same. she is outside the house. they say, you are at the mercy of strangers, but they have is usually misjudged her desire to prove that in her own words, mums do not run. you have got to be kidding me. eddie! gunshot she is shooting at us! is that mum? there is more gunshots. she took up the lights. here she comes. that is billy burke from the twilight movies, i love those. i love his character. he is on the other side of the law now. don't mess with her. i like that. that is a positive. it is very much a knot and built b—movie thriller. a couple of nice inversions. i like and she is outside the house and error inside. i like that theyjust completely other mistake her, imagining she has a mother and therefore... she proves more than a match for them. she does not need a man to come and save her. it isa not need a man to come and save her. it is a great performance. she make the most of it. that said, it i

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seth, i want to ask you about the development around the sean spicer, short-term volunteer. paul manafort a former judge in d.c. denied that it's exceeding his authority. what's that mean for manafort? >> i think contrary to the republicans releasing the statement about the transcripts this is a federal judge in washington, d.c. who has provided a sweeping victory for the mueller team. she's denied that and did that on several grounds. he's a well respected judge here in washington, d.c. she said first that the investigation and indictment fits squarely into robert mueller's mandate with the trump campaign. she said based on that basis alone mr. manafort's fails. finally, she said that a private citizen like mr. manafort does not have standing or the right to challenge internal doj or department of justice regulation. so, even if you didn't have the first two grounds, really, mr. manafort, as a private citizen, can't dig into and challenge the innerworkings of the department of justice. she really provided a sweeping victory to mr. mueller. a judge has taken a different view and

. >> sean: we know that he begged paul ryan not to release the information that ultimately became theunez memo up to the final hour. we have reductions, we have claims of national security that have turned out to be false and erroneous. congress has a constitutional role of oversight. they have a right to these documents. i know that the attorney general is recused, but this is congress' role, and they are not providing the information that they legitimately deserve. speak all right, congress' role is this that we have been carrying out. and if you look at what the chairman nunes has been doing, they have already uncovered a lot of things raising real serious concerns. but there is still more that we are >> right, congress' role is this doing in this investigation. and it chairman nunes ought to have every tool to get this confirmation, and we are going to get it. one way or another, the fbi and the department of justice are going to have to comply. but think about this. we have already raised serious questions about about apples at the fbi. they ought to be working with us to route t

. >> sean: they are using a case for paul manafort and this was to put the screws to manafort so he will sing and so that they can either prosecute or impeach the president of the united states. in am sorry, i have serious ethical issues. >> we'll go to the new york times which gave us everything that we need to know about how illegal jit mate it was from day one and this is what the spies found out. and there was no collusion with the russians. and there was no collusion with the russians. >> sean: it is not a crime and no such thing happened. sean. >> the president said it is it a witch hunt. and the times should have been comey witch hunt. >> sean: if i was working if are your campaign and wanted to get information and somebody told me i have information on your opponent. does it matter what it is, i say who do you have got? they will say this is what we got. in the case of this campaign, one time that happened with that russian woman, it turned out she didn't have information and she was trying to negotiate sanctions. they threw her out. >> sean: talk about russian adoption. hillary

. >> sean: what did george ellis say? you go to paulanafort, put the screws to manafort, make them sing, they can use to prosecute or impeach a duly elected president. that judge ellis was accurate. the majority of you, the american people, you are rightly now already skeptical of mueller's efforts believing that the special counsel'slon investigation is what it is, politically motivated. now while this off the rails russia so-called collision investigation rolls on, way past, way beyond any mandate they ever had, well, the president of the united states, well, he actually has a real work to get done, including the negotiations with north korea. already, the president has secure the release of several hostages, once held captive in north korea.s kim jong un, no longer firing missiles over japan and threatening guam and the entire korean peninsula were threatening the united states, the nuclear tests have halted, he crossed the dmz, hours ago, a top north korean official landed right here in new york city for a meeting was secretary of s

. >> sean: what did the judge say? why did he go back to paul manafort's case? put the screws to him so they can get information they can use to prosecute or impeach a sitting president, a duly elected president. that judge was dead-on accurate. according to a new poll from cbs news, a majority of you, the american people, you are rightly now already skeptical of mueller's efforts believing the special counsel's investigation is what it is, politically motivated. while this off-the-rails russia so-called investigation rolls on way passed, way beyond any mandate they ever had, the president of the united states, he actually has real work to get done. including negotiations with north korea. already the president has secured the release of several hostages held captive in north korea. kim jong-un is no longer firing missiles over japan and threatening guam or the united states. the nuclear tests have halted. he crossed the dmz. hours ago a top north korean official landed in new york city for a meeting with mike pompeo. the two men just finished a working dinner.

paul ryan coming. >> he wanted to warm up the crowd for sean duffy's appearance. >> so president trump won wisconsin in 2016. surprised some folks. was it surprising to you that the president won wisconsin? >> as we watched the polling, the polls said that hillary clinton would win by five-8 points. ron johnson was going to lose for the senate. we saw something very unique. my district is rural wisconsin. about a third of the state -- central, western wisconsin. i go from the suburbs of minneapolis all the way over to wausau and everything north of superior. the upper peninsula of michigan -- bordered most of it. all part of 26 counties. what we saw was a lot of people would quietly say, i support president trump too. but they would never say it publicly. they were embarrassed by it. it was unacceptable in civil society to say that you supported him. but they supported him. and we saw a democrat leaning district that barack obama won in 2008 and ryan won but two points. and donald trump won by more than 20 points. so he won over the traditional democrat voters who thought he was going to fight for t

we've heard from both mayors of paul and rome and white —— they want this to be of violent free evening. john cox being... seaniverpool were here today training along with roma wearing shirts that said in support of shawn in italian. i spoke to rome's police autocommit —— order to rome's police autocommit —— order to measure. we are working in synergy to measure. we are working in synergy with the english police to solve this problem and to help in which police and vice versa. we can guarantee the safety of liverpool supporters. obviously if they respect the rules and leave the mash, we today as normal as they can. let's talk about the game now ina can. let's talk about the game now in a sense because i knowjurgen klopp has had his press conference today. is he feeling confident about the advantage he has? he certainly seemed confident and focused. liverpool leading 5—2 from the first leg. it's a commanding advantage they have. he was seen that barcelona came here in the last round and were beaten 3—0 which sent roma through on away goals in one of the most extraordinary comebacks in european football history.

sean hannity by rudy giuliani. >> but is there some truth to that? that obviously the special counsel office is seeing people like paul manafort as somewhat of a tool to be able to get to the ultimate goal, which is to get to the bottom of what the president knew and when he knew it. isn't there -- is there a fair element to the judge's critique? >> well, i guess somebody could try to make that case. but i think there is a lot of evidence about potential criminal activity by mr. manafort involved massive money laundering, involving undisclosed sums coming from rather shady characters tied to ukraine and pro-russian elements, coming into the united states and deliberate efforts by him to off-shore that money so it wouldn't be disclosed. those are potentially crimes -- federal crimes. and i would hope that federal judge, mr. ellis, doesn't overlook that. >> and you mentioned rudy giuliani and we've seen these statements after statements after statement, some cleaning up the previous ones from rudy giuliani about the stormy daniels case. i guess what do you -- what do you make of that? are you shocked to have seen someth

paul ryan. >> my pleasure, mike. [applause] [inaudible] >> it's going great. >> at that same event, steny hoyer, sean duffy, and senator formerake sat down with members of congress mike ferguson and heath shuler to talk about the legislative agenda and the upcoming midterm elections. this is one hour and 25 minutes. >> obviously, our next guest needs no introduction. first and foremost, a friend, toleague, but most important me, as i was in congress and continues today, a mentor of mine. as we go through life, you can identify people in your life that have been entitled to you and it has made a difference, and i certainly say that is the steny.en i met he had the message, understood the district, and it may be a little different than some other but, as you can tell, he has that relationship with not only democrats, but republicans. roy bluntys been -- was here earlier and he actually mentioned the friendship and relationship. >> i think it is time for me to leave. it can't get better than this. [laughter] i think that says a lot about this, steny. welcome to our 29th legislative session. you have attended almost every

our international i'm sean thomas really glad to have you with us i mean international chemical weapons watchdog which is currently investigating the poisoning of sergei screen paul and his daughter in the u.k. is backing away from claims made by its own boss the o.p.c. chief earlier claimed that up to one hundred grams of the nerve agent novacek was used in the attack on the former spy or is what i got comments usually what happens with ministries. get revealed crimes as sold to perpetrators are identified in the script allah case what's interesting is we seem to be going in reverse. for research activities or protection you would need for instance five to ten grams of but even in souls three it looks like they may have used more than that without knowing the exact quantity i'm told it may be fifty one hundred grams or so which goes beyond research activities for protection it also stretches the realms of reality here's some perspective one drop of a new rich aka nerve agent is enough to kill roughly ten people one hundred grams the equivalent of a small glass would be enough to wipe out at least a neighborhood kill thousands and thousands any serious chemist fa

paul manafort and there is no disclosure. we don't know it, the court doesn't know it -- >> sean: did the f.b.i.ell congress they asked the oligarch -- >> a great question. >> sean: to fund this, by the way? >> yeah. >> sean: they got the russian oligarch to pay $25 million. actually part of me thinks it's genius. but then they use the same guy against manafort and don't mention you know the guy. >> that is right. i talk to the senate intelligence, house intelligence committee chairman from that time. bill nelson and mike rogers who said they were never briefed and they were surprised to learn the operation occurred without congress being informed. >> sean: people are talking about the legality of this. there is a law, the anti-deficiency act to prohibit the government accepting voluntary services. you know what? that is total b.s. this is like the superfluous idiotic bureaucracy. i want the american saved. i'm not faulting mueller for that. i'm applauding him. which surprises some people. but it's the hypocrisy. they didn't mention this is the same oligarch in the manafort case. they kept his n

or is it just red meat for the sean hannities of the world to talk about all day and all night instead of them having to discuss paul manafort's son-in-law pleading guilty or the latest story about don jr.? >> you know, i think it's a bit of both. for a year and a half, we watched the president interfere with the justice department usually in a generalized way. always generally, never specific. never, you know, going to the lengths he did or i should say rarely going to the lengths he did yesterday, demanding up a specific investigation. you know, this has always been the red line we've been waiting for. the moment we know where the justice department and rule of law is severely under threat by the president. what i think we saw yesterday in response was the justice department not completely cave but begin to wobble a little bit. you know, rod rosenstein tried to come up with a bit of a political compromise here to order up an inspector general investigation not a full-blown criminal investigation, as the president appears to want. but that in itself is bad enough. you know, the president shouldn't be able to get an

paul ryan. >> my pleasure, mike. [applause] [inaudible] >> it's going great. >> at that same event, steny hoyer, sean duffy, and senator formerake sat down with members of congress mike ferguson and heath shuler to talk about the legislative agenda and the upcoming midterm elections.

sean: why all of the secrecy in rod rosenstein up to the final minute. we would not have gotten the nunez memo or grassly report about the fisan abuse paul rod rosenstein begged paul ryan not to hand that information that you subpeona and he waited until the last hour to hand it over. why is rod rosenstein doing this? why is the fbi refusing to pursue and we know there are gaps missing in that. and what point is it a obtrukz case? >> they should stop digging. i don't know what is going on in their mind says. they should know what occurred here now was inappropriate. they know that they can't investigate themselves. and if you want to get to solving the problem, stop making the problem worse. get the information in a timely manner and give it to us so that the investigators who have the oversight role can go through it. the more they spread it out, the more ridiculous and dishonest they look. >> sean: i know you follow the show. i only have 20 seconds, is there anything i have been wrong about. everything is now falling in to place. and you see what is happening, and rod rosenstein said the justice department will not be extorted. 20 seconds. last word. >> tha

paul manafort and there is no disclosure. the public doesn't know it, it doesn't appear that the courts know it. f >> seanhe fbi and mueller ever tell congress that they talked to the oligarch to fund this? they got the russian oligarch to pay 25 million. a part of me thinks it's jeannie's. then they will use the same guy against manafort and don't mention that you know the guy. >> i talked to senate intelligence, house c intelligee committee chairman from that time, they both said that they wered never briefed and they wee surprised to learn that such an operation occurred without congress being informed. >> sean: i know people are talking about the legality of news, the specific law, the antideficiency act, which prohibits theta government from accepting voluntary services. you know what, that to me is total b.s. this is like idiotic bureaucracy. i want the americans safe. i want us fighting to save that american. i'm notot faulting mueller for that, i'm applauding him, which surprises some people. it's the hypocrisy. they didn't mention that it was the same oligarch in the manafort case. a purposely ke

paul manafort. i have never witnessed anything like that, even the great antonin scalia as, he did not rise to that level. >> well, i did -- that judges just the tip of the iceberg, seani will tell you what bothers me about the poll.il 52% still think that the president should cooperate, and talk to mueller. listen up, 52%, this isn't the way it is played, it's not kumbaya and everyone hugs. let's talk about practical reasons why the president shouldn't do it, we can talk about the constitutional reasons at a another time. but look at the team that was after him, you were just talking about the judge saying things about their tactics. this team is comprised of bigots against donald trump. andrew weissmann, who you mentioned? he was overturned 9-0 by the supreme court for his prosecutorial tactics. he was at hillary rodham clinton's victory party the night of the election. most of them have donated to democrats, but the latest higher by mueller has donated to democrats, but not one has donated to republicans. now here is what this change can do. they can talk to donald trump and he can say, well such and such happened the night of the dinner. and then they talk to jame

sean: the former mayor is absolutely right. breaking tonight, while robert mueller set the perjury trap for president trump, the special counsel has filed a request for 70 blank subpoenas in the case of paulanafort. in other words, mueller now has the power subpoena thousands off americans so long as he writes a name on the paper before he serves thehe document. wow. we'll analyze all of that, what is seemingly an aggressive legal tactic, one we would expect from him. first, more news for my sit down withmo a former mayor, including these comments he made, the media paid little attention to, pay attention now, about hillary clinton. take a look. >> 13 crimes she committed and we got up to about 18. i'm sorry, hillary. i know you are very disappointed you didn't win but you are a criminal. equal justice would mean you should go to jail.cr i do not know why the justice department is not investigatingg you. >> sean: equal justice for me hillary goes to jail. now giuliani also took on the disgraced former fbi director james comey. watch this. >> you have an investigation in which mueller has selected, the day after he was turned off or fbi director come by rosenstein, who was there when muell

paul ryan doing a warm-up act for me earlier. host: the speaker wanted to warm up the crowd for all of the crowd for sean duffy's appearance. insident trump one wisconsin 2016, surprised some folks. was it surprising to you? rep. duffy: as we watched the polling, we saw the polls said that hillary clinton would win by 5-8 points. ron johnson was going to lose and host: your senator. and we saw right something very unique. i go from the suburbs of minneapolis all the way over to wausau and everything north of superior. i have the upper peninsula of michigan order most of it. all part of 26 counties. but we saw a lot of people say they supported president trump but they were quiet about it. it was unacceptable in civil society to state you supported him. but they did here we saw a democrat leaning district that barack obama won in 2008 at two points,one in donald trump one by more than 20 points. him and i haved a brother-in-law who is a builder. they bothly said that build, my brother-in-law does houses and -- he thought they spoke the same language. two builders that are bonding over the 12 -- the television set and the deb

sean duffy and arizona senator jeff flake. after that, president trump meets with nato's secretary-general. on thursday, house intelligence committee ranking member adam schiff of california, missouri senator roy blunt, and house eager paulyan -- house speaker paul ryan set down to talk about the legislative agenda. this was part of an annual legislative seminar hosted by washington dc law firm, bigger hostettler. this is one hour and 10 minutes. [applause] so, we are going to get started off this morning. there is never not much going on in washington these days. people from around the country

sean benigha was on the mound. solo home run. his 7th. diamondbacks go up 1-0. jared dice. watch matt chapman toss and get his man out. but giant killer, pauloldsmith. i don't know about this guy. he officer loves the bay -- he loves the bay area. chad pender can't get it. everyone is coming home. two rbis. it's a triple for goldsubmit sh -- goldschmidt. >> giants and cubs had a matinee at wrigley. first three, away from at&t. and outscored 25-1 during that play. not good. this is good. fernandez going solo. a little d in this one. two. bottom 4. javier, hits longoria. but crawford there with a bare- handed, nice play, gets it. and there she be over the first. it's an out. cubs got four in the 7th. rifling ow o a double -- on a double here. that's your ball game. final was 6-2. >>> and a programming note. you can watch today's game between the giants and the cubs. wrigley field, right here on ktvu, fox 2. coverage kicks offer today at 4:00. >>> and -- off today. >>> and before the giants game, we'll have a chargionship -- championship game. featuring top club teams across europe. madrid is the two-time defending champion. and led by cristia