hours later the municipal police has turned up and yet though siena says that corrupt police officers involved in the up the auctions ordered by the cartel the police do not deny this. one of our cities benton if you've got his problems but we are not bent on the local food but i'm willing to if. there are officially over 40000 people missing in mexico but there are probably more. men and the other mothers have found almost $500.00 of them dead for. safety after i get. more if i get my way 9 on this day alone and the police finds even more some have been dead not even for 2 weeks. there still also a lot left to do. you know takes a different route to work every day just one of her many safety precautions we have . it in if i go to work like somewhere that somebody was killed and says i try to go with a colleague from a different medium. i will. report that i have to protect myself x. you. know that i do is just one of the broadcasters that will see now works for. she has known for a long time as journalists here in the state of sinaloa they are also sufferers. since in this case there

which is not out yet, but is about a set of paintings that i've been looking out for a long time in sienat also to the ideas in them. again, to do with grief and love and death. and so that's what that's about. the book i'm writing now i can't talk about but it's not, it feels new and different to me. and it's not libya. it has libya in it, yes. laughs. it has libya in it a bit, but also other places. we look forward to reading it when it does come out. hisham matar, it has been a pleasure having you on hardtalk. thank you. thank you very much indeed. thanks for having me. hello. it looks like being a very warm start to the weekend across some parts of the uk, but right now we are in a spell of cooler weather, there has been a bit of rain, there's another chance of rain on the way during wednesday. an atlantic weather system pushes outbreaks of rain eastwards is the day goes on. here it comes. ahead of that, with clearing skies, it'll be a fairly chilly start to wednesday with a of dry weather around, and a few showers rushing through the northern isles. single figures for most, and cold

which is not out yet but is about a set of paintings that i've been looking out for a long time in the sienahem. again, to do with grief and love and death. and so that's what that's about. the book i'm writing now i can't talk about but it's not, it feels new and different to me. and it's not libya. it has libya in it, yes. (laughs). but also other places. we look forward to reading it when it does come out. hisham matar, it has been a pleasure having you on hardtalk. thanks. thank you very much indeed. thanks for having me. good morning. our final bank holiday of may has been and gone now. it was a tale of two halves, really. the best of the weather was down into the south—east corner on monday — in the london area where we saw 20 degrees, 68 fahrenheit. further north, a beautiful weather watcher picture was sent in. but it was a cold, grey, slightly disappointing story in parts of aberdeenshire with just a daytime maximum of 11 degrees. this is important because the cold air that has been sat across scotland throughout the weekend will push its way steadily southwards, taking the milder a

snow in the siena sierra as far as the travel advisory. a look at the temperatures on the week ahead coming up. >>> thousands of music lovers attended a 2 of the seventh annual -- >> rebecca jade and the cold sack rock the crowd at the napa valley music festival. terrel williams and neil young were tonight's offers wine, food and celebrity chef demonstrations. festival goers talk to us today . >> the weather is beautiful, the scenery, the wind, it is beautiful. >> the weather, certainly beautiful yesterday and today. tomorrow maybe a little different so bring your umbrella. bottle rock is expected to attract roughly 40,000 people this holiday weekend. tomorrow, the event wraps up with santana. >>> robots are expanding into farming. later tonight, we take a look at the country's first robotic farm right here in the bay area. >>> coming up later in sports ross, the a's look for their eighth consecutive win as they take on the merits. >> and west pointe most diverse graduating class ever to receive their diplomas today. vice president mike pe

president has vowed to crush the armed groups responsible for the easter sunday bombing smatter palace or siena says safe houses and bank accounts used find the attackers have been identified as follows calls by the army chief of people to resume their daily lives now for nine days in cabin i in eastern and she explains why one community is finding this difficult. flouted us a geezer is a muslim wife and mother she says she hasn't left her mother in law's house in cullman a since the easter sunday bombings. we feel deep regret that people think all muslims took part in this we are also grieving why did they do it we think it's wrong but extremists are using it to their advantage we are free to go out. it's a common fear among her community a fear that's keeping many people off the streets and shops empty the president of the gym a mosque in cullman is says he's seeing these concerns among many members. in a family if the wife and kids are afraid the whole family is afraid they can't sleep or wives and children a scared now because of these developments. sporadic attacks on muslim houses and sho

siena political director. he wasn't the only one, by the way. senate intel committee released a statement suggesting trump was lying too. keep in mind the chairman is a republican from north carolina and then every bland clueless person in washington and consensus here in d.c. lined up to denounce the big orangede li. watch. >> president trump has a new favorite word and every time he uses it he is lying. that is the word spy. >> these baseless claims of spies. >> this is the president of the united states telling people don't believe what this federal government is doing, and that has very dangerous consequences. >> the notion that somehow the fbi implanted, planted, someone inside the campaign to spy on the campaign is just not true. >> there's absolutely no evidence there was a spy. he wants her to believe that his thcampaign was spied on and if e of the worst things that we've ever seen from government. >> tucker: one of the worst things we've everhe seen. not the spying! people talking about the spying. okay. once again it turned out that t

tottenham manager merits the approach at siena says he side all rested and ready for the champions league final they'll take on liverpool in madrid on saturday for the top prize in european club football fourteeners future at spurs remains unclear and he's doing his best not to lose focus ahead of such a huge match we can make the story we can write the only story we can provide our fans and i were people i thin and i were family of course. the base happiness in food like that you can provide. and i thin today to talk about individual things is it's a little be embarrassing or shame because you know i thin you're not important spurs have been boosted with striker harry came back in training after an ankle injury the england captain believes the team that handles the occasion better in madrid will win. we like to drive people certainly like the press and when the but so it came with a lot of energy i think that's enough in trying to control their emotions and control the situation but. have a great chance of winning. the cricket world cup starts on thursday with emerging teams like i've go

which is not out yet, but is about a set of paintings that i've been looking out for a long time in siena's about. the book i'm writing now i can't talk about but it's not, it feels new and different to me. and it's not libya. it has libya in it, yes. laughs. it has libya in it a bit, but also other places. we look forward to reading it when it does come out. hisham matar, it has been a pleasure having you on hardtalk. thank you. thank you very much indeed. thanks for having me. good morning. our final bank holiday of may has been and gone now. it was a tale of two halves, really. the best of the weather was down into the south—east corner on monday in the london area where we saw 20 degrees, 68 fahrenheit. further north, a beautiful weather watcher picture was sent in. but it was a cold, grey, slightly disappointing story in parts of aberdeenshire with just a daytime maximum of 11 degrees. this is important because the cold air that has been sat across scotland throughout the weekend will push its way steadily southwards, taking the milder air back into the near continent as the northerl

the old east germany to reach the top flight in a decade tottenham manager merits the approach of sienasays he sighed all rested and ready for the champions league final they'll take on liverpool in madrid on saturday for the top prize in european club football fourteeners future at spurs remains unclear and he's doing his best not to lose focus ahead of such a huge match we can make the story we can write the story we can provide our fans and i were people i thin and i would family of course. the business happiness in food you can provide. and i thin today to talk about the individual things is it's a little be embarrassing or shame because you know what in there you're not important manchester city chairman holden. hit back at criticism of the club's spending claiming some rivals are jealous of the success so he won the domestic trouble in england but continued to be investigated by u.a.e. for over breaking financial fair play rules which they did not i r mobarak is confident they'll be exonerated and also responded to the spanish league president . became city and paris and men are d

went to siena. a guy with the saints. he would have been a walk on at best.ump shot but is he magical with the microphone in his hand. he has been a super star as a white house correspondent there for fox. he is awesome, baby, with a capital a. come on, ed, get back home. ed: dick vitale how awesome is that do i have a jump shot as you saw in that video. last year i won march madness. pete: one shot made in a loop. ed: i was with him last weekend. that's why i wasn't on the show. he raises so much money battle of pediatric cancer. he raised over $4 million to help kids with cancer. there are dozens of kids every week who find out they have cancer. he has made it his life's mission. now, we should point out, i got him to tape that little voice mail for me. pete: you did an interview with him. ed: going to be on fox nation may 22nd. breaking it out wednesday. he opens up it's fantastic. i said hey, my buddy pete he won this year in the march madness contest. could you tape a voice mail shoutout to pete? jedediah: here it is. pete: you surprised me with it. watc