she has worked with legendary names from fred astaire to serge gainsbourg, and she is still singing andring. so what makes her tick? petula clark, welcomed the hardtalk. thank you, stephen. i have to begin by talking about the voice because you do have one of those wonderfully distinctive, clear singing voices and ijust wonder when you reflect on the long career whether you really feel the voice is pretty much the same now as it ever was? pretty much. today i am a bit husky, i've got a cold — a good old english cold. no, my voice is perhaps a little bit stronger than it used to be and probably there's a bit more base in it than i used to have. do you think voices mature with age and with experience? of course, they do. eventually they start to... i'm not there yet. no, you're definitely not there yet. have you in your life any memory of a time when you were not a performer — a singer performer? not really. even when i was very, very young — i'm talking about five — well, i used to sing all the time. i was one of those musical kids and i lived inside my own head. there was always music g

squeaking well professor serge wich, a primate biologist at liverpooljohn moores university says that trying to dive back into the past to figure out the earliest source of human speech evolution, and we have always focused on vowels, and with this research we show that in consonants there is a lot of information, so now we think that the earliest words might have been a mixture of consonants and vowels, not adding complexity but repeating the same information twice so that a listener would have a higher chance of getting the message. let's ta ke let's take a look at the weather forecast with louise hunt. good evening. at this time of year the battle between winter and spring can bring some contrasting conditions from one data the next. that's what we've seen this week. on wednesday we've seen this week. on wednesday we had double digits with sunshine to the west. cold in the east and that cold flow dragged quite a lot of cloud further west. we run the risk of that driving in some showers through the night as well. rain to the coast, sleet and snow with some height further inland. tem

i sat down for a rare interview the a ceo serge, to get on details and what he thinks about russia u.s. relations under the trump administration. according to which the two sides have agreed. out of the fifth generation of fighter. it takes a long. a time to develop. that's because it started about seven to eight years ago. we will start the preparation of the construct which i hope will be signed before the end of the year. >> where are the target markets you anticipate? all, we have made some production here. of them.or the needs also of the neighboring companies. >> terrific. we have seen relations with united states and russia challenge to some degree particularly on coat development. do you see that changing with the new administration? i think the relations between russia and usa will be much better than today. president business andnts that means economic interest. economic interest will always .revail over political on the one hand. hand, he will think about profits and revenues to make but, by the end of the day, this will impact the political relations within the two countrie

the serge engine is taking over your chores and having your orders delivered right to your door. >>> 15 before the hour and there is a growing concern about gangs, quietly operating right in our own neighborhoods and schools. policen two recent murders and three disappearances are tied to one dangerous gang. >> justin finch is live at fairfax county police headquarters with more on what law enforcement is doing to stop the recruitment from happening inside schools. >> reporter: eun, fairfax county police and the northern virginia regional task force finds that our school campuses are ripe recruiting grounds for gangs and that they're going after the most vulnerable students. that is from a report on gangs. ms 13 gang is actively recruiting juveniles especially spanish speakers and also noting an increase in violent criminal activity committed by ms 13 affiliates. we know the fbi and homeland security are joining northern virginia area police to target and take down these gangs on campuses officials say these gangs are operating like predators seeking middle and high intimidating them

reporting live in oakland, i'm serge row can tanna, abc7 news. >>> thank you sergio. six people have been detained after a multihour standoff with san francisco police on treasure island. officers were originally called to mariner drive and gateway atmosphere at 10:45 this morning for a report of an armed robbery. later there were reports the victim was assaulted not robbed. two male teens hid in an attic inside a home until they surrendered to a s.w.a.t. team at 3:00 this afternoon. >>> let's head to the big easy. it is a all star weekends for the nba and a big night for klay thompson in the three point contest. abc7 sports director larry biel is live. the dubs are well represented this year. >> in addition to the four warriors players, actually five if you count weber who played in the d league allstars today, and their coaching staff is here, led by steve kerr. you have got to be honest. this is very little coaching going on. there is nothing for these guys to do. outside of figuring out how many minutes guys will play, that's about it. today the dubs coaches previ

malaysian authorities are serging for seven more north koreans. at least one of the detained women said she thought she was part of a reality television prank when she bumped into name and smeared his face with an unknown substance. malaysian police say her behavior shows otherwise. she immediately went to the restroom to wash her hands. authorities say that shows she knew she was handling a toxic chemical. while north korea is furious at the refusal to release the body, they're still saying it's not his body. >> it's a larger than life spy thriller. very frightening. matt bradley, thank you. >>> now the latest on the officer-involved altercation. authorities are saying the offduty lapd officer did not try to shoot any teenagers when he fired his gun into the ground on tuz. the altercation is not fully shown. according to police, the officer felt in danger after a 13-year-old boy allegedly threatened to shoot him. authorities say two of the teens and the off-duty officer could face charges. >>> meanwhile, wyoming is getting buried with snow. drift

reporting live in oakland, i'm serge row can tanna, abc7 news. >>> thank you sergio. six people have been detained after a multihour standoff with san francisco police on treasure island. officers were originally called to mariner drive and gateway atmosphere at 10:45 this morning for a report of an armed robbery. later there were reports the victim was assaulted not robbed. two male teens hid in an attic inside a home until they surrendered to a s.w.a.t. team at 3:00 this afternoon. >>> let's head to the big easy. it is a all star weekends for the nba and a big night for klay thompson in the three point contest. abc7 sports director larry biel is live. the dubs are well represented this year. >> in addition to the four warriors players, actually five if you count weber who played in the d league allstars today, and their coaching staff is here, led by steve kerr. you have got to be honest. this is very little coaching going on. there is nothing for these guys to do. outside of figuring out how many minutes guys will play, that's about it. today the dubs coaches previ

firefighter are serge r searching for a family pet still inside one of the homes mowed down by a carpurpose? philadelphia police are searching for a drive accused of hitting three people in west philadelphia this afternoon police say a group of men and women were fighting in the street when some of them walked away place say a car came racing down the road, hit three people and sped off. >> the fight ended, people dispersed and i'm assuming the losers called somebody and instead of having a conversation he decided to drive down the street like a maniac and run a bunch of people over. >> neighbors we spoke with say this is typically a quiet neighborhood. >>> new information tonight about a foiled terror attack near the louvre museum in paris. tonight french police raided various locations in paris. it comes hours after an egyptian man waved a machete and attacked four soldiers in a mall beneath the world famous museum. he shouted in arabic "god is good." soldiers fired back and shot him several times. he survived. he arrived in paris last week on a tourist visa. >>> are the restrictio

professor serge wich, a primate biologist at liverpooljohn moores university says that each individuale earliest source of human speech evolution, and we have always focused on vowel—like sounds and with this research we show that in consonants there is a lot of information, so now we think that the earliest words might have been a mixture of consonants and vowels, not adding complexity but repeating the same information twice so that a listener would have a higher chance of getting the message. just part of his team's research. more on that later in the afternoon. we'll be talking about the nhs after 2pm. time for a look at the weather. helen willetts has the latest. it is a cold forecast for the next couple of days. if you don't like the cold weather, we can't promise much sunshine although there will be some sunshine. we have had some at port talbot in the western side of wales. for the majority, this is probably much more how it looks out of the window at the moment. there is the extent of the cloud. it is called as well with that cloud being brought in on an easterly wind. —— cold

serge quintana, abc 7 news. >>> a full rescue operation in castro valley today.a group of women were strand inside a clubhouse. the fired was called and helped bring the retired teachers to safety. >> there were seven of us. >> it was really unbelievable. this is castro valley, but never happens in castro valley. we went out and took pictures because it sounded like a big river. >> in mparts of a tree land in backyard and brought down power lines. >>> one southbound lane just reopened in highway 17 near scotts valley. it's the second time this month that te main route from san jose to santa cruz has been closed. abc 7 news vic lee is by the damage. >> the mud slide is right in front of this convoy of trucks over here. and that is a major development substitut . some of the vehicles coming through here. we are told caltrans crews will be work here all night trying to open up both directions by the morning's commute. >> half of the hillside collapsed and feel into the northbound lanes of highway 17. >> this is the second time in a month that highway 17 near scotts

serge quintana, abc 7 news. >>> a full rescue operation in castro valley today. a group of women were strand inside a clubhouse. the fired was called and helped bring the retired teachers to safety. >> there were seven of us. >> it was really unbelievable. this is castro valley, but never happens in castro valley. we went out and took pictures because it sounded like a big river. >> in mparts of a tree land in backyard and brought down power lines. >>> one southbound lane just reopened in highway 17 near scotts valley. it's the second time this month that te main route from san jose to santa cruz has been closed. abc 7 news vic lee is by the damage. >> the mud slide is right in front of this convoy of trucks over here. and that is a major development substitut . some of the vehicles coming through here. we are told caltrans crews will be work here all night trying to open up both directions by the morning's commute. >> half of the hillside collapsed and feel into the northbound lanes of highway 17. >> this is the second time in a month that highway 17 near scotts

>> the plane hit a residence and the residence is q: today, investigators continue to serge through what is left of the -- search through what is left of the plane. >> i heard a loud boom. i looked outside my window and i turned. the flames were in the air and everything. q: officials say the aircraft split in half upon impact throwing a female out of the plane. >> we see the lady, she is crawling. her clothes was on fire. q: we can see the police pull someone out. the cessna 310 fell from the sky two miles from the airport where it took off. we know that the plane was on its way to san jose, california. no one on the ground was hurt. from the satellite, i'm q mccray, abc7 news. michelle: new at 4:00, vandalism at howard university. the images taken from the campus. one calling the school a plantation and the president of the university is running it. the president has come under fire from some students after betsy de official campus visit as secretary of education. abc7 called the university. so far we haven't heard back. vandalism at jewish cemeteries in pennsylvania and missouri days

there is serge enough evidence here to suggest that in a meeting with a head of state with a close ally in a close circumstance, president trump was showing off for his country club guests. these sorts of important briefings between heads of state should be happening in a classified setting not over cocktails and appetizers. i'm concerned that north korea continues to make steady progress, and we don't have a plan to deal with this other than looking to china in being our partner in reigning in north korea. >> the chinese don't seem to be doing much. >> what concerns me about president trump's diplomacy was he took a call from the taiwan and set on its ear a 40-year established one-china policy where there was a settled understanding about how we would handle that. just this past weekend president trump was forced to take that back in a conversation with chi sing ping. >> there is one china and taiwan -- as far as you know did he win some concessions from the chinese? did they promise, for example, they would squeeze the north koreans and slow down their ballistic program. >> as far as

officials told cnn last month that investigators were monitoring calls, between flynn and ambassador sergegei kaselig, the content was capturen and was concerning. at the same time russia was conducting a broader investigation of russian activities in the u.s. official who is spoke to cnn at the time stressed no determination of wrong doing on flynn's part had been made. now the white house is saying it is troubled by flynn's back-pedaling and it's a problem for vice president mike pence who went on television to defend him after he got assurances from flynn that sanctions didn't come up. now the kremlin is denying these reports saying they're inaccurate. and saying that the information is quote incorrect. but it does raise questions as to whether flynn's communications with the ambassador influenced russian president vladimir putin's decision not to retaliate after those new sanctions were imposed. you remember the obama administration also kicked out some 35 russian diplomats out of the country in response to russia's meddling in the 2016 election. president trump cheered on russia's dec

full record yet and it is -- and they don't even have the usual procedure of filing for a rid of ser sergs rarely. it goes to the circuit justice, the justice responsible for the ninth circuit. >> so if they wanted to argue the actual merits of the case, they would do that before a larger -- the e embanked ninth? >> the only way is to go back to the district court and say okay, the preliminary proceedings are over and now we'll have a trial. >> in washington. >> in seattle washington and that would then be appealed. >> the president points out, look, the judge in massachusetts ruled differently. >> that's -- and the president is right about that and that's often the case in legal -- in legal issues. it's known as a split in the circuit. that's why we have a supreme court. the decision by the boston court is not binding in the seattle court. it's a different circuit. judges often disagree and that's why cases wind up in the supreme court. >> if this does in fact end up in a supreme court and end up down the middle in a 4-4 decision. they have to uphold the ninth circuit court ruling. it und

laughter well, professor serge wich, a primate biologist at liverpooljohn moores university, says thatch evolution, and we have always focused on vowel like sounds, and with this research we show that with consonants there is a lot of information, so now we think that the earliest words might have been a mixture of consonants and vowels, not adding complexity but repeating the same information twice so that a listener would have a higher chance of getting the message. the decision by surrey county council not to raise council tax by up to 15% was "theirs alone" says the local government secretary sajid javid. labour had claimed that ministers were prepared to offer a "sweetheart deal" to the council, to avoid holding a referendum on the rise. joe anderson is the mayor of liverpool and leader of the council and is in our studio there. this time yesterday you were saying you are going to get the truth to this. how is that investigation going? we have sent some freedom of information requests to see what was actually said by the leader of surrey and nick and whoever else it was involved,

we really are serging for peace. but it's peace through strength. at home we have begun the monumental task of returning the government back to the people on a scale not seen in many, many years. in each of these actions, i'm keeping my promises to the american people. these are campaign promises. some people are so surprised that we're having strong borders. that's what i've been talking about for a year and a half. strong borders. they're so surprised. oh, strong borders. that's what i've been talking about to the press and to everybody else. one promise after another after years of politicians lying to you to get elected. they lied to the american people in order to get elected. some of the thing i'm doing probably aren't popular but they're necessary for security and for other reasons. and then coming to washington and pursuing their own interests. which is more important to many politicians. i'm here following thru on what i pledged to do. all i'm doing. i put it out before the american people. got 306 electoral college votes. i wasn't supposed

. >> serge is. >> america was introduced donald trump's pick for highest court in the land. >> judgeward, please, louise. >> pull me off my knees, jack, get back, lose your blews, everybody cut, cut, cut, foot loose. loose. thank you very much. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king. violent protests at university of california fuel a new debate over free speech. about 1500 people took part last night in tampa's demonstrations. some started fires and smashed windows. police blame violence on outside agitator agitators, not students. the lockdown at the school has been lifted. >> upset about a planned speech by the editor of the right leaning news, and comments have been criticized as racist. he was barred last year from twitter for inciting on line attacks against lestly jones and denies allegations of being racist or sexist. if you uc berkley does not allow free of speech and practices violence on innocent people with a different point of view, start raising funds, no doubt about that. >>> rex tillerson sworn in after the senate narrowly confirmed nomination. the retired ceo spoke to s

commitment to their security while donald trump was making this confusing as sergs about recent terrorn europe. >> you look at what's happening in germany, you look at what's happening last night in sweden. sweden, who would believe this? sweden, they took in large numbers, they're having problems. >> there hasn't been a terror attack in sweden since 2010. mr. trump's statement prompted this tweet from the former swedish prime minister. sweden, terror attack? what has he been smoking. questions abound. the president took to twitter over the weekend to clear up confusion on his statement on sweden. he was referencing a report on fox news which referenced an increase of immigrants to that country. >> michael morrell is a former deputy director of the cia, advised the hillary clinton campaign and joins us from washington. good morning. >> good morning. >> how important is the national security adviser position, and should voters be concerned that there is no one in place right now today, a month in? >> with the secretary of state and secretary of defense, the national security adviser is

. >> serge russia wants to be tough on russia and iraq was very much, i remember many times being with h.r. mcmaster very welcoming to the iraqi people, he'll have some things to say about that ban if it doesn't go well, i'm sure. certainly be getting iraqi interpreters in. >> on that the president really probably will come later this week the aim to make his bulletproof in the courts. >> reporter: that's exactly the goal is making sure this is something that can withstand the constitutional challenge in the courts and it's a very different process this time, george and that's why we're not seeing it immediately. i don't expect it till the end of the week at the earliest because it is going through an intensive vetting process here and has his national security cabinet in place. they will be weighing in on this including attorney general sessions, secretary at the the department of homeland security. this will not be rushed through and want to be sure they get it right this time, that it can withstand the challenge in court. >> no internal vetting of those comments about sweden and wha

michael yoshikami, steven serge gillfoil and sarge 986 llc, that all fits on one business card by the and our own rick santelli checks in from the cme. sarge, when i left two weeks ago there were debates about how over valued the market might be, how expensive it might be. i get back, we're still debating the same thing. what's going on here? >> you know, it's pretty amazing, right? every time i've sold anything in the last couple of months because it hit my target i sold it prematurely. we've had confidence throughout the economy through the president's agenda which turned itself into earnings which turned itself now into better macro. so here we are, and that very agenda of the president, that tax reform, now has a major component which threatens the marketplace. the border adjustment, it certainly is something that is perceived as a negative. there are positives, but those positives will be down the road. the immediate impact will be higher prices and the retailers aren't too happy with that. it could be -- and the higher dollar. let's not forget to mention that. which will hurt ea

we can speak to professor serge wich, a primate biologist at liverpooljohn moore university who is theey are, whether they are male or female and also a little bit about the context in which they make the sound. it provides quite a bit of information in a very odd sounding sound. yeah. what does it have to do with the way we speak? well, all our words were made of co nsta nce well, all our words were made of constance and vowels. a lot of our research has focused on fouls and we a lwa ys research has focused on fouls and we always thought most of the information is in vowel sounds. now this is a consonant sound, a lot of information about population and context. it means early on in our revolution the consonant sounds might have been important to relay messages. ok, i'm not sure i quite understand that professor. i'm sorry. are you saying the kiss squeaks are consonants? we always thought they did not contain much information, that they were basically like an alarm call, just saying, i'm afraid or something like that, but now we've discovered there is as much information on these as in