steven sharp says for him and his wife jody, this was it. two rocks forming a lover's chair on the edge of a cliff. >> that was our spot. we would bring a hibachi, a couple of lawn chair, a cooler. and she'd bring her work from graduate school. >> reporter: they'd been escaping to this magical place for years, ever since they were newlyweds in a starter apartment in new jersey. up here the air was fresh and the views seemed limits. >> it sort of framed by trees but you could look down to the right and see the view of the george washington bridge. >> reporter: what they couldn't see from here, of course, was the future. had they caught even a glimpse of what was to come, surely they would have abandoned this place forever. steven and jody met in the late '70s in georgia. he was in the army, a bookworm who loved the civil war. she taught history. theirs was a meeting first of minds, then hearts. how would you sort of describe those early years? were they loveing? were they exciteing? >> yes, they were -- you another, we were in love. we were e

further north, good spells of sunshine, but also sharp showers and hail and thunder.res into the low twentiess. this weekend, we will struggle to reach double figures in some areas. the decay across the eastern side of england. we might see 12 or 13 in the sunshine. through saturday night into sunday, the rain tends to beat out. we will lose more of the card. a cold night across much of england and wales, but a notable frost apart northern ireland and scotland. sunday looks out the better day. brighter, more sunshine. fewer showers, lightish wins, and then this area of rain, and it is still cold, because it is pulling in a north—easterly wind. it takes a while to warm up, and coupled with this low pressure into monday, it looks like a pretty bleak start to oui’ looks like a pretty bleak start to our working week. a miserable end to april, but wet, windy and maybe a little bit of sleet and snow on the downs. it is not likely to settle, but it will show you how cold it will feel. i will see you later. hello, you're watching afternoon live. i'm martine croxall. handshake

marcus breaks out the sharp single to left. the gels go on to win it. right one to right. to the plate. we're tied 1-1. once again, we go to extras. they take lead in the tenth. two on, two out. he goes down looking on a borderline strike from kenley jansen. d'backs in town tomorrow.

patrick sharp had overtime winner in detroit. looking for guy to be difference maker, who would it be? >> william karlsson. vegas has momentum into overtime and he's picked up big-time goals in regular season and playoffs. relentless working for loose pucks in offensive zone. first goal does all of that, little bit more. steals puck twice, gets it back. heads up play here. looks back, sees colin miller is going to shoot the puck. never takes eye off the puck,

their debts adding to a sharp increase in killings of young people in london and other big cities.n response to what ministers see as a disturbing national surge in serious violence, the home secretary launched a new strategy this morning, trying to tackle some of the causes like younger people dealing drugs. —— tanesha melbourne—blake. dealing drugs. —— tanesha melbourne-blake. i'm choosing to make sure that serious violence is seen as them priority that it is, it ruins lives and destroys families, serious violence, attacking it and reducing it is a serious priority, thatis reducing it is a serious priority, that is why we are putting a0 million pines behind the. ministers have always dismissed a link between the rise in violence and é §——7

ireland, possibly sharp. reaching a maximum of around 13 celsius.res, some cloud and some rain at times. cloud and some rain at times. also some breaks and sunny spells. this is bbc news. in london by deploying an extra 300 officers. to do to keep us safe. some of it is covert work the police will do. other is relying on the public to give information to the police. they need us to be the eyes and ears. but also stop and search is a valuable tool the police use. carrying a junior ice hockey team and a lorry in western canada. this is a catastrophic outcome. to president putin.

equipment including helicopters the urgency to increase manpower on the southern border follows a sharp rise in illegal border crossings and u.s. customs and border protection says it caught more than fifty thousand undocumented immigrants last month one person has died in a fire at the building that bears the u.s. president's name the blaze began on the fiftieth floor of trump tower in new york donald trump has tweeted that the fire has been put out lawyers for bill cosby have called for one of the jurors to be removed from the u.s. comedian's retrial for sexual assault for the juror a legit lee said he thinks cosby is guilty and the case should be over defense lawyers say it demonstrates the man may be biased cosby's retrial which begins on monday involves

there has been a sharp rise in terror related investigations in southern germany with half of the cases involving refugees turning themselves in artie's peter oliver looks at what's behind this development as the number of asylum applicants coming here to germany decreases what we have seen is an actual increase in the number coming here saying that they were part of a terrorist outfit and it has politicians absolutely baffled i can't understand why someone would accuse himself of a serious crime and the hope of gaining an advantage in his asylum claim to particular reasons in the southwest of the country jump out because it's there that one hundred fifty nine people have declared themselves as members of a terrorist organization already in twenty eighteen if we turn back to twenty seventeen well three hundred people saying exactly the same thing why would anybody claimed to. be a member of a foreign terrorist group well because maybe that investigation could be solved tomorrow but most likely never investigations are proving to be very time consuming because they are almost always alle

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showers, sharp bursts are not weather front, good spells of sunshine for northern ireland, scotland,and, bublik recent days they were will be sparking off heavy showers. —— but like. lengthy spells of sunshine in between. showers will fade away through the night—time hours, and with temperatures only reaching nine or ten by day, although it will feel warm in the sunshine in the north, dipping quite rapidly through the night. showers easing away, then cloud and rain tending to dissipate across england and wales, more so than the coming night, so cold across western and northern fringes of england and wales, mild in the south and east, but another cold night with a chance of frost in scotla nd night with a chance of frost in scotland and northern ireland, gardeners beware! so sunday, as i said, looks like the drier day of the weekend, fewer showers, lengthy spells of sunshine, even though we're only looking at 9—13, feeling warm in the sunshine, rain in the south later in the day, a strengthening north—easterly wind again, winds from that he's no good to man nor beast, and it is going

testimonyass -- great to the kind of warm, smart, gracious, sharp-tongued human being that she was. people like me on our side of the aisle will treasure those moments. i will treasure these fantastic debates that we had on behalf of our points of view and on behalf of our country up there in the rules committee and over there on the floor. we talk a lot these days about being on opposite sides. in between those aisles, there is a lot of scar tissue, a lot. but it is that space in between, that is where our humanity lies. and we all have to go on the only thing we have to go on is our respect for one another and our understanding of one another as people. louise had that. she had this gift of respecting you, of caring about you while still being so passionate in the pursuit of her principles. no one more did more to deepen the kind of these things than louise mcintosh slaughter, absolute pioneer, a grandmother, a mom, a giant. we will miss her very much. and as a result, at this time, we have a presentation to make. i remember when nancy called me , nancy pelosi called me to tell ,

. >> reporter: and razor sharp wit. >> that same fella that i used to yell at to please pick up his room, to see him as president is truly amazing. >> reporter: she met george herbert walker at a school dance. they were engaged just before he left for the war. but she was always on his mind. >> i would stand there and look outt the blackness of the sky and i would think about friends i lost, the country i love, and about a girl named barbara. >> reporter: in public, poised and in pearls, privately she str struggled with dee depression. the mother of six faced unthinkable tragedy when their daughter died of leukemia at age 3. despite the political spotlight always shining on the bush dynasty, family always remained her top priority. >> my deem for our family has always been they'd grow up, they'd get a good education, they'd be happily married or they'd fine someone they could be happy with, give back to the country. because they're so lucky. and my dream has been answered. >> that was marcus moore reporting. the former first lady is surrounded by family who says she's worried more about

what you we re some pretty sharp showers.pots is that the temperatures will have really jumped quite considerably to 12 or 13, 1a or even 15 degrees. so, a lot going on in the next to four hours and a lot of chat about snow, but as you can see, it will only be of concern to some parts of the british isles. this is bbc news. the headlines... labour must stamp out anti—semitism and rebuild relations with the jewish community, according to the newest member of its ruling body, the comedian eddie izzard. it comes as labour distances itself from some pro—jeremy corbyn facebook groups featuring anti—semitic and abusive comments. anthonyjoshua moves a step closer to becoming the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world after beating new zealand's joseph parker. if i was retiring on this high i'd be like, "yes, i'm the man". because you retire on a high. but i've got to kind of defend my throne again in a few months, so i'm kind of balanced. we're still hustling. pope francis has called for an end to what he says is carnage in sy

some of the rhetoric is pretty, you know, sharp.ght was pretty sharp when he says enemy of the american people. that's a lot to handle. obviously, we're not the enemy of the american people. obviously, we don't hate his guts or their guts. we're going to see more of it. when you have 2018, you have republicans trying to keep the house, you have the president doing rallies across the country. you know, i think what you'll see at these rallies is what you saw last night. sharp media criticism, long rants about the media. and it's just -- it is reality in 2018. that's all there is to it. >> so what should we learn from the cheers at the rallies, when there are cheers for these media attacks? what should we learn about that? >> i think the trump campaign very successfully in 2016 by pitting elites, i don't think it was about journalists. i think it was about elites more broadly. it was people at the dinner last night were lawmakers, athletes, journalists. but pitting them against what he per sea perceives as the american public more bro

. >> sharp honk, private -- sharp tongued and private, she kept her opinion on her husband of the policyo his health, but she revealed she disagreed with him on two issues. her support for legal abortion and opposition to the sale of assault weapons. >> one of the biggest threats to but now as ocean, breakthrough from a team of international scientists could hold the key. >> a happy accident leading to scientific breakthroughs. they were studying bacteria capable of breaking down plastic when they unintentionally mutated it and eats more >> discovering exams i'm is a rare -- amazing. the bacteria that that had and in the lab we can digest it within days. much quicker than in the environment. 90% oftic accounts for the waste in the sea. polyethylene can survive for years in the ocean. the newly created enzyme can into a small heap within days. the discovery of the classic eating the exterior -- plastic eating bacteria was hailed at the time and now with the new, improved -- improved enzyme, congress hopes they can get one step closer to finding an acceptable solution to the global plastic

mr donald owns insurance company bridle and is credited for bringing its sharp financial edge to eastleigh guys up with me who started to get into trying to sell advertising space around the ground, sponsorship packages, much day packages etc. that attitude will sell —— sound good to fans who probably deserve a break. both financially and on the field. at the world snooker championship in sheffield, the chinese player booked his place in the quarterfinals with a13— his place in the quarterfinals with a 13 — four when. trump is also through to the last four. jason mohammad is there for us. welcome back to the crucible theatre and a statement of intent from trump? i thought he was excellent in the final session. he took a red in the final session. he took a red in the middle pocket that he shouldn't have taken the middle pocket that he shouldn't have ta ken and the middle pocket that he shouldn't have taken and from then, he made a brilliant clearance. the last few frames were brilliant. a big difference to last night were he could not really shake off ricky? the first two sessions he was ma

patrick sharp had overtime winner in detroit. looking for guy to be difference maker, who would it be? >> william karlsson. vegas has momentum into overtime and he's picked up big-time goals in regular season and playoffs. relentless working for loose pucks in offensive zone. first goal does all of that, little bit more. steals puck twice, gets it back. heads up play here. looks back, sees colin miller is going to shoot the puck. never takes eye off the puck, from tight angle gets to the back of the net. wasn't done there. another great read here. >> heck of a season and great night tonight. can score in a lot of different ways. use speed, get to the net. great shot. helps with screen from reilly smith in front. weird deceptive release there, feet in awkward position. great shot and goal. >> 43 goals in regular season. other guy to worry about? >> joe pavelski. captain of the san jose sharks. two of the big players out tonight, joe thornton and evander kane not playing, he's been counted on in a lot of different areas. crafty pla

and, you know, there's a sharp right in the republican party and a sharp left in the democratic party. there's always been some of that. that's another reason why your presidential vote is so important. because if you go back and look at whether you agree or not the ability to pass all that legislation in the johnson years was because we had republicans and democrats. we didn't have any southern democrats. they weren't with us. but i do worry deeply about the racial thing. the cutting edge is in the south. we have eight or nine democrats in the house from the south, all black. we have about 22 republicans in the house from the south, all white. i think, i think that's a real problem, and i think we have to face up to it. i want the republicans -- [laughter] to go after those votes. why not? they want to win. and if you have the two parties with some group they're committed to like the republicans, you know, committed to a more affluent group of americans and the democrats having these identity issues, can't give anything, can't give anything that would hurt african-americans, republic

and a sharp part of engine shattered the glass over the exit row. there was momentary chaos. >> reporter: radar shows the track as the plane is diverted to philadelphia. air traffic control knows an emergency is inbound. the pilot calmly relaying the almost unbelievable details. >> we've got injured passengers. >> injured passengers, okay. is your airplane physically on fire? >> no it's not on fire, but part of it's missing. they said there's a hole. someone went out. >> i'm sorry, there was a hole and somebody went out? >> yeah. >> reporter: multiple passengers tell abc news that woman in row 14 was nearly sucked out the window. she was critically injured and later died. >> the window had broken in the section, negative pressure pulled her outside the plane partially. these two wonderful men managed to get her back inside the plane and we laid her down and started cpr. i think i can probably tell you that there was significant trauma to the body. significant head trauma, facial trauma. >> reporter: a photo taken from inside the plane shows that che

jane: a sharp right turn -- oonald trump is used tweeting, but somebody else has been tweeting. who is that? kanthonye west! kanye west is back on twitter, and after a week of tweeting inspirational messages, he is tweeting about donald trump and how much he loves donald trump. grhe tweeted a phoh of him in a "make america great again"b hat and sah he and trump have dragon energy. it is a strange turn, but donald trump has embraced this, said in was really coowitter. you saw donald trump, jr., retweeting it as well. kim kardashian tweeted and donald trump, jr., like to that. strange confluence of politics and culture again. jane: dragon ergy. a bit like you and me. anthony: exactly. jane: quick look at the day's other news. chinese scientists say that they believe north korea's test sites have beeso badly damaged by an atomic explosion that it is no longer usable. scientists say the mountain has become so fragile that radioactive dust is coming through the cracks. if true,ul that cod explain pyongyang's decision last week to close down the site. there has been a series of demons

of scotland, especially away from the eastern shores, there is a good chance of seeing one or two sharpt be very warm on saturday. if you are stepping out in the evening those showers will tend to die away, that rain is hanging on through good parts across the eastern side, until late on. going to keep the cloud across the east. that will keep temperatures up. notice the blue, extensive across northern and western parts, especially in scotland, northern ireland and the north—west of england. a cold and bright start there. elsewhere, as i say, a lot of cloud. eventually that will thicken up in the south—eastern quarter and before the day is over we'll see rain and gathering wind, all of which will combine again to suppress the temperatures below what we would expect at this time of year. now, all of that wind and rain is coming from a big area of low pressure, it's not just the south—east that will see that combination of wet and windy weather. a good part of the near continent and northern parts of germany, getting up to denmark as well, and even at this range there is a bit of concern

team teal have to figure out the fi line of staying sharp without overdoing it. >> when it is time tohard and make sure we are sharp and stay in shape and get our rest for sure. >> i haven't dove into them enough. i know we are going to be heavy, heavy underdogs. hopefully you guys write there and go from there. >> the first 20,000 fans at the c col seeium will get a chapman jersey. dan will hold it for me temporary. samardzija will be out with a sprain. giants also officially put pence on the dl and brought up williamson. tearing it up aaa sacramento. ra held their pre draft availability. these are news conferences where the gms try to tell you as little as possible. plenty of nice things to say about new head coach jon gruden who is his boss. after gruden signed a ten-year contract. >> i love the fire. i love the enthusiasm. we can talk football all day. and watch film. i mean, it's been really good. >> bowling ball, butcher knives. on the subject, i mean you got to welcome the new boss. have i mentioned tom? >> we have a new boss. >> i talked to him for five minutes and i think he

also terrorism in the security issues continues to play out i think we will continue to see a fairly sharpight with drift across europe where people like emmanuel macro day actually become the outliers they are the exception to the rule the trend and thanks to all our guests are russian am but a past in berlin and matthew goodwin london. thank you too for watch and you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com unfed the discussion go to off ace book page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter. a j inside story for me down jordan on the home team here goodbye from. getting to the heart of the matter if not stuff i can gee the turkish cypriot leader calls you today and says let's have talks would you accept facing realities what do you think reunification of look like there are two people think the peace corps unification is the only option for prosperity of south korea hear their story on talk to al-jazeera. the nature of news as it breaks this was a great a lecture about it was going to win b

of sunshine further north, quite striking photograph with snow on the hills, and it is still april, sharpow but overnight and clearing skies it will be chilly why we keep a lot of murky low cloud whether here in the south—east that a touch of frost widely in northern ireland, it should be beaded recently to start tomorrow before the showers start again and we saw more showers developing with hail and thunder, moving into wales still the legacy of the cloudy weather today, not as wet and this some brightness on the web but that will trigger some sharp showers in the south and east, it should be warm, 910 and that rain which will gradually ease through tomorrow night. again it will be cold and the clearing skies, again a risk of frost if you're planning to plant a delicate plants be aware that this weekend. sunday is the better day of the weekend, fewer showers, longer spells of sunshine, dry dryer but not warm and we have all rain coming into the 70s so disappointing temperature wise, eight and nine given last weekend they are below average for this time of year. it will get colder still o

and what he did is he took these sharp rifles and he put them into a case or crates and he would shipm to kansas to support the abolitionist movement. this isn't an exact quote, but close to it. henry ward beecher said if he can't convince the slave owners through the word of god that the enslavement of the african people was wrong, perhaps he could convince them by looking down a barrel. he put them on a train and marked them as bibles so they wouldn't be suspicious as he transported them to kansas. >> this area also talks about the formation of the american bible society, which it today is still the largest in the world, even though there are bible societies in virtually all countries. the american bible society is largest and helps fund a lot of the other bible societies around the world. and many of the founding fathers were members of the american bible society and were officers of the bible society. supreme court justices were. and it's a great story. >> the chief justice john jay was a member of the american bible society. charles thompson, the first american citizen to transla

also terrorism and the security issues continues to play out i think we will continue to see a fairly sharpright with drift across europe where people like emmanuel macro may actually be on the outliers they are the exception to the rule the trend and thanks to all our guests are russian i am but a past in berlin and matthew goodwin london. and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com unfair further discussion go to off base book page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter. a j inside story for me down in jordan on the home team here goodbye from. one of the really special things that work in progress here is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy and contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else working for us as you know it's very challenging vividly particular because you have a lot of people that are divided on political issues we are we the people believe that tell the real story so i'll just mend it is to de

tongue, for her wit, for her sharp tongue, for her wit, for her sense of humour, and also again for was well represented here during the service, it wrapped up this short time ago, you can see they get have all left here, but less than an hour ago, actually, the motorcade left here and is currently on its way to couege here and is currently on its way to college station, texas, which is about 100 miles from here where she will ultimately be great —— laid to rest. john major, the former british prime minister, and that last list you mentioned there. the tributes, i'm sure reflected also her own political agenda. she wasn't somebody who was just in the background, she was just a first lady, she pursued her own campaigns on things like literacy, on social justice, and racial inclusion and so on, and was that a significant part of the life that was remembered there tonight? absolutely. in fact, we just saw a pic sure of the socks that her husband george hw bush, war, and the sort represented a stack of books and that is because he wanted to honour his wife's commitment and really lifelo

on the one hand he is a sharp talker and a sharp intellect. the cia. he also has a reputation of as a hawkish ideologues which could be a combustible mix with and am predictable president. combustible mix with and am predictable presidentlj combustible mix with and am predictable president. i like to talk three issues to walk war, war, war. this man is apprehensive about how pompeo will approach the complex security challenges. it is hard to see how he has any sense of the value of dealing with these issues. the congress asked those questions. he has a chance here to begin to convince us and other people that he will be a steady hand, rather than an insight. you solemnly swear... pompeo made it through a previous confirmation hearing to become the top spy. he does face a much tougher nomination spot for the spot of —— nomination spot for the spot of —— nomination time to the spot of top diplomat. senators know him from his days as a combative lawmaker. now they want to know how he would have liked the president on crucial foreign policy decisi

behind you one of my favorite artifacts is right here in the bottom of the case as the sharp rifle known as the beecher's bible, and we have talked about harriet beecher stow and e her husband -- no, i am sorry it is her father, henry beecher was a staunch abolitionist as well. what he did was to take the sharp rifles and put them into the case or the crates and ship them to kansas in support of the abolitionist movement. and this is not exactly the quote, but it is close to it, and henry ward beecher said that if he cannot convince the slave owners through the word of god that the enslavement of the impeachment was wrong, then perhaps he could convince them by looking down the barrel of the rifle. and if you would pack these up, and put them on the train and he marked them as bibles so you would not be suspicious as you were transporting them to kansas. >> and this also talks about the formation of the american bible society which it today is the str struggling to be the large nest the world, and even though we are in bible society of all countries and the american bible society is the

also terrorism in the security issues continues to play out i think we will continue to see a fairly sharpight with drift across europe where people like emmanuel macro day actually become the outliers they are the exception to the rule the trend and thanks to all our guests are russian i am but i passed over it brooke now in berlin and matthew goodwin london. and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is a j inside story for me down jordan and the whole team here the guy fam. i am doing this on the benefit of saddam people. so bad they see being bald and all the other guys. who witness documentaries that open your eyes. at this time on al-jazeera. we're here to jerusalem bureau covered israeli palestinian affairs we cover the story with a lot of intimate knowledge we covered it with that we don't dip in and out of the story we have a presence here all the

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the pain is still very sharp. i am 70 now pain is still very sharp., the will smith wielded power and influence. he was never charged. —— cyril smith. he helped found a school for troubled boys. for 25 years, staff abused pupils and sex between boys was thought normal. the independent found that former council leader richard farnell light on oath when he denied knowing about the abuse. you were completely and utterly oblivious to what was going on at knowle view for all those years? they did not bring that to my attention. he said he did not lie but the report authors are firm. clearly that is a matter for others to ta ke clearly that is a matter for others to take forward but the panel are very clear that they felt that he had lied in his evidence. a matter for the police? it might be a matter for the police? it might be a matter for the police? it might be a matter for the police. rochdale has lurched from one scandal to the next, from cyril smith in the 60s up to the more recent grooming of teenage girls and there are many here who feel that the to

performance is about is the physicality. you she is performing another role. kind of quite brittle, quite sharpe satirical comedy. which sort of rises and falls with the movie itself. i have to confess i wasn't entirely won over. i know some people have completely fallen in love with it. i've heard people rave about it. i know some people have found it absolutely infuriating. and i think i fell somewhere between the two. in it which i thought, "0k, fine, enough of this already. strange turns that you don't expect. kept wrong—footing me. for that, i think it needs to be praised. it is an oddity though and it's absolutely not for everyone. and report back. 0k. the final film, i should know the title off by heart. go on. have a run at it. the trailer so many times. it's about guernsey. which everybody who knows the novel will know. so it's based on a very well known and very sort of well—liked novel. with the literary society. she said, "i don't understand — what is all that about? they start corresponding. stories and she thinks it's a great idea. her publisher is not so keen. here is a look. sid

sharp, up to speed. so loved george h.w. bush deeply. flfw,lled him sometimes former leader of the free world. her wit was on display everywhere she was. i remember being with them last summer on the porch, she a lunch outside, the waves were coming in. the maine coast, the sun reflecting on the waves. family was always around. that is when she was happiest. i will with -- i will miss the advice she offered. as we mourn the loss of this authentic and admired american, we should all find comfort in remembering the way she lived. and the incredible legacy she leaves. she never ran for political office herself. in a way, she represented all of us. she represented the best in all of us. that is one reason she was so popular. she showed us how to handle the spotlight. and responsibility. with thee, dignity, incredible way she was able to bring tranquility wherever she was. no wife, no mother, no grandmother was ever devoted to her family. her unconditional love for her children, including the 43rd president of the united states, with whom she

the bank reported a sharp drop in first—quarter corporate and investment bank revenues.own name. the barcelona and argentina striker has fought for seven years to use his name on sports goods. his original application was challenged by the spanish cycling brand, massi, which argued that the names were too similar. but the eu's general court ruled that the footballer was too well known for confusion to arise. a quick look at the markets. we have been hearing from the european central bank, the ecb, speaking with them, no change in interest rates, help them where they are. investors will be listening to see if there is any hint as to when they will wind up any hint as to when they will wind up the stimulus they have been providing. barclays share price is down, disappointing results. results disappointing but not a disaster, a lot of the losses due to one of find, mis—selling payments. domino's pizza had a strong quarter due to the timing of easter, many analysts saying the world cup could benefit them. this week the bbc is looking at stories about ways that people connect

team teal have to figure out the fine line of staying sharp without overdoing it. >> when it is timeactice, go hard and make sure we are sharp and stay in shape and get our rest for sure. >> i haven't dove into them enough. i know we are going to be heavy, heavy underdogs. hopefully you guys write there and go from there. >> c col seeium will get a chapman jersey. dan will hold it for me temporary. samardzija will be out with a sprain. giants also officially put pence on the dl and brought up williamson. tearing it up aaa sacramento. raiders held their pre draft availability. these are news conferences where the gms try to tell you as little as possible. plenty of nice things to say about new head coach jon gruden who is his boss. after gruden signed a ten-year contract. >> i love the fire. i love the enthusiasm. we can talk football all day. and watch film. i mean, it's been really good. >> bowling ball, butcher knives. on the subject, i mean you got to welcome the new boss. have i mentioned tom? >> we have a new boss. >> i talked to him for five minutes and i think he is amazing, i

also tonight: a sharp rise in violent crime in england and wales last year — with knife and gun attacksthe up. donald trump's first presidential visit to britain is announced — he'll arrive on friday 13thjuly. could wembley stadium be sold? the fa says it has received an offer of more than £800 million from the owner of fulham football club. tsb is on its knees, says the boss — after a computer meltdown which has left thousands locked out of their accounts for almost a week. and with less than a month to go until the royal wedding, prince harry finally names his best man. and coming up on bbc news, looking to go out in a blaze of glory — arsenal take on atletico madrid in arsene wenger‘s final european home game as manager. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the home office is to scrap immigration removal targets — a day after home secretary amber rudd said they did not exist. ms rudd admitted in the commons earlier that there had been local targets for measuring performance. downing street insists it has full confidence in the home secretary, despite more calls for her to

security council there were sharp exchanges between the u.s. and russia moscow is warning of grave repercussions if there is a u.s. strike on syria and mike hanna reports from the united nations. despite a plea for unity in the council there was little in evidence the emergency session originally called by nine security council members and the new british ambassador summed up the majority position options are on the table we will want to be evaluate what we know we start with the investigation but we will keep in touch with. us from from the russian ambassador though an alternative narrative his argument that any chemical attack would have been carried out by opposition groups under the direction of american advises ten t. claimed to justify military action against the syrian government and scathing words directed at the us ambassador across the chamber. well she was a. you misguided if you think you have friends the so-called friends of yours are only those who cannot say no to you and this is the sole criterion for friendship in your understa

notice is the discounting is going to be probably running out ahead to negative of what has been a sharp increase the market's already priced in seventy dollars for i even think they priced in eighty dollars thanks to the saudis so really when we my experience a bit of that panic will be north of eighty if we actually see it so railroads i think for now after this quick sell off i'm feeling pretty optimistic that the recent union percent think railroad earnings are actually quite positive they're feeling that they can absorb this near term acceleration in fuel and i think they're actually going to benefit there's just too much in their pipeline right now with all of us doing our shopping online you see what amazon did the other day i think they're going to be just fine and we did get some positive q one earnings from total and i think royal dutch shell so that that bodes well for them i'm going to ask you a little bit of a complicated question you are such an expert on futures and currencies but it surprised me maybe a dozen years ago when i realized that a lot of these large companies t

notice is the discounting is going to be probably running out ahead to negative of what has been a sharp increase the market's already priced in seventy dollars for i even think they priced in eighty dollars thanks to the saudis so really when we my experience a bit of that panic will be north of eighty if we actually see it so railroads i think for now after this quick sell off i'm feeling pretty optimistic that the recent union pacific railroad earnings are actually quite positive they're feeling that they can absorb this near term acceleration in fuel and i think they're actually going to benefit there's just too much in their pipeline right now with all of us doing our shopping online you see what amazon did the other day i think they're going to be just fine and we did get some positive q one earnings from total and i think royal dutch shell so that that bodes well for them i'm going to ask you a little bit of a complicated question you are such an expert on futures and currencies but it surprised me maybe a dozen years ago when i realized that a lot of these large companies that i

across the country, police also recovered a sharp rise in vehicle recorded a sharp rise in vehicle thefts like this one captured recently on cctv in the west midlands. there are two sets of crime figures out today. a survey of people's experiences which captures crimes not reported to police showed a more stable picture and, over the longer term, crime has fallen. but the police data reveals what is happening at the serious end of the scale where there has been a surge in violence, largely here in london, and in other cities. and already this year the trend looks to be continuing. in the capital there has been a spate of killings. the government recently launched a new strategy to try to stop scenes like this happening time and again. ministers want to focus on prevention as well as policing and tightening up legislation around weapons. is there any thoughts as to why we're seeing a rise in knife crime? these young people in south—east london have their own ideas. even if one person gets stabbed in london, that's one person too much. after yet another stabbing in their area they have come

twenty three thousand so it's still higher than it was when trump took office but they've seen the sharp drop. in the last several weeks and months really it's really this opening trade war that we're starting to see now that's causing this let's remember that trump in imposed three billion in tariffs on steel and aluminum around the world then followed that up with twenty five percent tariff proposals on fifty billion dollars on chinese imports and then of course on wednesday china retaliate ng in a big way hitting back responding in kind announcing twenty five percent tariffs on fifty billion dollars on american imports these could in effect major companies that exchange on the stock exchange including boeing among others all of this leads to wall street basically very nervous and that's why you're seeing these sharp declines in the market it's important to note that right now from the u.s. perspective these are posed to tariffs that it has to go through a public hearing and then if it passes and goes beyond that these tariffs could go into effect as early as middle may so we'll have t

equipment including helicopters the urgency to increase manpower on the southern border follows a sharp rise in illegal border crossings and u.s. customs and border protection says it caught more than fifty thousand undocumented immigrants last month one person has died in a fire at the building that bears the u.s. president's name the blaze began on the fiftieth floor of trump tower in new york donald trump has tweeted that the fire has been put out lawyers for bill cosby have called for one of the jurors to be removed from the u.s. comedian's retrial for sexual assault for the juror a legit lee said he thinks cosby is guilty and the case should be over defense lawyers say it demonstrates the man may be biased cosby's retrial which begins on monday involves a woman who says he drugged and assaulted her in two thousand and four his first trial ended with a hung jury in india the bollywood actor salman khan has arrived back home in mumbai after he was granted bail to appeal against his conviction for killing a rare antelope twenty years ago he was met by jubilant supporters as he left ja

there's been a sharp rise in terror related investigations in southern germany with half of the cases involving refugees turning themselves in artie's pre-driver looks at what's behind this development. as the number of asylum applicants coming here to germany decreases what we have seen is an actual increase in the number coming here saying that they were part of a terrorist outfit and it has politicians absolutely baffled i can't understand why someone would accuse himself of a serious crime in the hope of gaining an advantage in his asylum claim to particular reasons in the southwest of the country jump out because it's there that one hundred fifty nine people have declared themselves as members of a terrorist organization already in twenty eighteen if we killed back to twenty seventeen while three hundred people saying exactly the same thing why would anybody claim to be a member of a foreign terrorist group well because maybe that investigation could be solved tomorrow but most likely never the investigations are proving to be very time consuming because they are almost always al