we must confront terrorists globally, from syria and afghanistan, to northern mali and the southern philippines, where al qaeda 3.0 may be germinating. we can't allow twitter wars to become shooting wars. so instead of vacillating between reckless saber rattling and dubbing kim jong-un a smart cookie, we should steadily apply increased pressure on north korea, while protecting our allies and our homeland. and instead of excusing russia's outrageous behavior and branding nato obsolete, we must defend every nato ally unconditionally and firmly counter russia's cold war tactics. even as we address today's crises, we must get ahead of emerging threats that will endanger us tomorrow. from rising oceans, to the dark web, from conflict in outer space, to the manipulation of artificial intelligence. second, an effective foreign policy requires skillful diplomacy. we should embrace the mantle of global leadership, because the united states remains the world's best hope, but we need to be a steady, trusted partner so that as charles de gal said, the word of the united states' president is good enough for

around two thousand people are still thought to be trapped in the southern philippine city of marawi both the conservatives and labour party, have been focusing on national security today in the election campaign. the home secretary amber rudd, reaffirmed that the conservatives would set up a commission to promote british values and tackle extremism, while labour wants to recruit 1,000 security experts in addition to 10,000 extra police. here's our political correspondent alex forsyth. in the aftermath of such an atrocity, inevitable questions about how to stop something like this happening again. the actions of this man, salman abedi, forced a pause in the election campaign. now preventing others like him is part of the debate. the home secretary said today the government had for the first time used powers to prevent suspected terrorists returning freely to the uk. 0n the manchester attack, she said police and security services were working at full tilt. with questions about who knew what and when, she was asked about reports that friends and community leaders had raised concerns ab

perhaps the most notorious leader 110w perhaps the most notorious leader now operating in the southern philippines a commander who hasjoined this philippines, who is a commander who has joined this group philippines, who is a commander who hasjoined this group in philippines, who is a commander who has joined this group in that operation. they encountered much bigger resistance than they thought of the military are saying that they think there was a plan by the group to ta ke think there was a plan by the group to take over marawi and that they happen to pre—empt it. that may be true but it has been a very destructive operation. the bigger question is what do they do now to reassure the philippines public that they commit progress on the broader issues of de—escalating conflicts? that was a signature policy for the president who was the first president who was the first president of the philippines to come from the island and he said i can do better than others, so far he has not moved forward on the broad peace agreement that have been put in place by his predecessors and is waiting for a lot of

it was the summer of 2011, a jungle-clad island in the southern tip of the philippines where they prepared the place. and the news of the terrible deed commilted -- committed here, flashed halfway around the world and came crashing down, out of nowhere, on a modest working class family in lynchburg, virginia. >> i got a phone call from my mother. the first thing she said was gerfa and kevin were kidnapped in the philippines. >> reporter: kidnapped? sherry hutter tried to wrap her head around the inconceivable. gerfa was her aunt. kevin, gerfa's 14-year-old son. they were due home from a philippine vacation, instead they were in the clutches of something horrific. >> i felt like i was in a dream like it wasn't real. >> and i was just thinking, "what?" >> reporter: gerfa's husband heiko lunsmann had stayed behind in lynchburg, and was at work when he heard. >> you must have been terrified. >> yes. it was impossible to think about it. but pictures don't lie. >> reporter: they didn't. there they were, on philippine television. incomprehensible images, gerfa's and kevin's passports, their half-

he declared martial law against southern philippines, extremists allied with isis laid siege to a citya philippine catholic leader said a priest and several church-goers had been faken hostage by gunmen in the besieged city. >> some prominent republicans are joining democrats in speaking out against the white house budget proposal. big cuts to the state department are causing big concerns foreign aid slashed more than 30%. and some are worried reduction will have negative effects worldwide. the white house says the plan enda.ws the the president's >> we took the president's speeches, priorities, turned them into numbers. >> this budget if fully implemented would require us to retreat from the world diplomatically or put people at risk. you have a lot of benghazis in the making if this became law. >> $4.1 trillion plan includes cuts to social programs, food stamps, medicaid. proposal increases defense bording and his sexual assault trial. the jury selection process being held right now in pittsburgh, has so far seated just one black person among the first 11 jurors selected. for now the

let's go to the philippines, where government troops are battling to retake the southern city of marawihe so—called islamic state group. while many residents have fled the city, 2000 civilians are believed to be trapped in the city. at least 19 civilians have been killed, the bodies discovered by advancing soldiers. 0ur southeast asia correspondent jonathan head with the latest. they are trying to move forward and reca ptu re they are trying to move forward and recapture parts of marawi. they have to be careful and slow. the insurgents are well armed. they positioned snipers in buildings across the city. at times, the government has used air strikes to try to dislodge them. unknown until recently, over the past year, this group has proved effective in fighting the philippines military custody has links to jihadis militants in neighbouring countries and counts itself an ally of the so—called islamic state in syria. these people fled the fighting this weekend. most of the population of marawi has already been displaced. some of them watched as insurgents took over their city. it was terri

heavy fighting has continued in the southern philippine city of marawi, despite claims by the army thatgents. the military is now calling on the remaining maute rebels to surrender orface being killed. the army has been firing rockets at the rebels from military helicopters. people who live along the coast in bangladesh are beginning to return home after the authorities in the country downgraded tropical cyclone mora. but the storm has left widespread destruction. six people are dead, and more than 50,000 homes have been destroyed. the singer and actress olivia newton—john has revealed she has breast cancer for a second time, 25 years after recovering from her original diagnosis. ms newton—john, who was born in britain and raised in australia, shot to fame in the 1978 movie adaptation of the musical grease. she has postponed upcoming tour dates in the us and canada while she undergoes treatment. have you ever wondered what it would be like to step inside a painting? well, now you can. a new digital painting app enables artists to create works in virtual reality. jane 0'brien experience

, empty streets and martial law, deadly clashes led duterte to impose military rule in the southern philippinesorder he may expand. the philippine constitution says martial law should last a maximum of 60 days. duterte says it could go on for a year. from the white house, a statement of solidarity and a promise the u.s. will continue to provide support and assistance to counter terrorism efforts. will ripley, cnn. >>> barack obama enjoyed a royal welcome from britain's prince harry. the two spent time together at kensington palace saturday during president obama's latest stop in europe. the british royal and the former president talked about support for veterans and mental health, causes that both men support. mr. obama also offered his condolences to the victims and the survivors of the manchester terror attack. >> before his stop in london, the former president took in a round of golf in scotland to a huge crowd with angela merkel in berlin. >>> two men killed as they tried to calm down a man allegedly shouting racist slurs. why eyewitnesses are calling them heroes. >>> plus racist rants caug

fighting raged for a second day in the southern philippines, where islamist militants have seized controlty. at least 21 people have been killed. the fighting broke out yesterday in marawi city, on the island of mindanao. president duterte responded by imposing martial law. thousands of residents fled the area today amid tight security, as duterte vowed to hunt down the militants. >> if i think you should die, you will die. if you fight us, you will die. if there is an open defiance, you will die. and if it means many people dying, so be it. >> woodruff: the philippines president also said he might extend martial law nationwide, if the islamic state group gains a foothold. taiwan will become the first asian nation to legalize same-sex marriage. the country's constitutional court ruled today that a ban on such unions violates the taiwanese constitution. now, lawmakers have two years to enact new laws or amend the current statutes. if they do not, couples will be allowed to submit a written document to have their marriages recognized. in economic news, moody's rating service lowered china's

our command folks are active in the southern philippines to combat terrorism in conjunction with and support of the armed forces of the philippines. so our guys are doing the advising and assisting but not the direct action. that's the responsibility of the armed forces of the philippines there and i think that's working. >> so duterte is not having a negative impact on the mi mill-to-mill relationships is what you're telling any. >> yes, ma'am. >> that's reassuring because he goes in the category of kim jong-un in terms of what the hell, right? >> we're in a good place in the mill-to-mill space with the philippines. >> right. okay. thank you. >> senator king. >> thank you, mr. chairman. first pain th first parenthetically with your discussion with senator ernst. we had a discussion that silicon valley won't deal with a defense department because of the -- i would call it byzantine but that would be an insult to the byzantine empire. the cumbersome and slow process in our procurement. that is an urgent national priority in my opinion and i wanted to echo that discussion. we have focus

we must confront terrorists globally, from syria and afghanistan to the southern philippines, where al qaeda 3.0 might be germinating. we can't allow twitter wars to become shooting wars. vacillatingof between reckless rattling and dubbing kim jong un a smart cookie, we should steadily apply increased pressure on north korea while protecting our allies and our homeland. and instead of excusing russia's outrageous behavior, and branding nato obsolete, we must defend every nato ally unconditionally and firmly counter russia's cold war tactics. even as we address today's crises, we must get ahead of the emerging threats that will endanger as tomorrow, from rising oceans to the dark web, from conflict in outer space to the manipulation of artificial intelligence. effective foreign policy requires skillful diplomacy. we should embrace the mantle of global leadership because the united states remains the world's best hope, but we need to be a steady, trusted partner, so that as charles de gaulle said, the word of the notice states president is good enough for me. -- the word of the united st

we must confront terrorists globally from syria to afghanistan to northern mali and the southern philippines where al qaeda 3.0 may be germinating. we can't aware twitter wars to become shooting wars. so instead of vacillating between reckless saber rattling and doubling kim jong-un a smart cookie, we should steadily apply increase pressure on north korea while protecting our allies and our homeland. and instead of excusing russia's outrageous behavior, and branding nato obsolete, we must defend every nato ally unconditionally and firmly counter russia 's cold war tactics. even as we address today's crisis we must get ahead of emerging threats that will endanger us tomorrow. from rising oceans to the dark web, from conflict in outer space, to the manipulation of artificial intelligence. second, an effective foreign policy requires skillful diplomacy. we should embrace the mantle of global leadership because the united states remains the world's best hope. but we need to be a steady trusted partner so that as charles de gaulle said, the word of the united states' president is good enough for

week of heavy fighting against islamist insurgents, have government forces in the philippines now taken control of the southern city? frank talk from the french president as emmanuel macron meets vladimir putin for the first time. also in the programme. . . for the first time. also in the programme... exclusive pictures of the manchester bombers salman abedi is seen here shopping just one day before the attack. could this be india's version of silicon valley? it is running out of water. live from paris studios in singapore, and london —— live from our studios. this is bbc world news. it is newsday. good morning. it is 7am here in singapore, and this city has been under siege in philippines. on monday the government said it had a decisive progress to retake the city, but at least 100 civilians have been killed in 2000 people may still be trapped in a militant held areas. our correspondent has more. we are seeing and much more optimistic note coming from the philippines bollettieri spokesperson now, they seem to be making more progress in regaining the city, but in the first place we do not know how long it will

philippines. lawrte imposed marshal across this southern third of the country last tuesday. infollows violent clashes the region betweenen security forces and militants. claims they are fighting for the islamic state group. he's vowed to press ahead with despite signs of opposition. and the the police armied forces -- armed forces say the philippines are safe, this marshal law will continue. will not listen to the others. court, congress, they don't matter. therter: marshal law gives military power over civilian authorities. armed forces can conduct searches or carry out arrests without a warrant. also applies curfews for some of the provinces. congress has the authority to the decree. the supreme court also has to power to rule on the law's legality. those checks and balances are designed to prevent a repeat of suffered under marcos. the former dictator was one yearn in 1986, before the current constitution was drawn up. to faceis unlikely opposition in congress. but getting his project past the could provet trickier. last friday, the court chief expressed concerns about du

week of heavy fighting against islamist insurgents, have government forces in the philippines now taken control of the southernt as emmanuel macron meets vladimir putin for the first time. also in the programme. . . for the first time. also in the programme... exclusive pictures of the manchester bombers salman abedi is seen here shopping just one day before the attack. could this be india's version of silicon valley? it is running out of water. live from paris studios in singapore,

the philippine president has put a southern island under military rule after terrorists clashed with is cutting a short to russia to handle the situation. martial law was last declared in 2009 by that then-president. the u.s. commerce department is pursuing new leads into the investigation of zte over the breaking of sanctions. republicans want the trump administration to identify the violatethat zte used to export controls. it was fine for passing restricted american technology to iran. i'll forgo has struck another blow for artificial intelligence, beating china's top player in the first of three games. by half a point, the closest possible winning margin. in 2015, the program be the top european player. the garyp blue kasparov in 1997. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. i am paul allen. thanks for that. moody's has cut its rating on the outlook saying will worsen as debt rises and outlook for growth slows. look atran is taking a the reasoning they gave, well documented and well known by anyon

next we have the philippine star reporting on how government troops are battling to retake the southerny of marawi from rebels linked to the so—called islamic state group. while many residents have fled the city, 2,000 civilians are believed to be trapped. at least 19 civilians have been killed. the ft has a picture of german chancellor angela merkel enjoying a beer on its front page. mrs merkel has warned that europe can no longer completely depend on the united states and britain, following the election of president trump and brexit. the japan times reflects on last week's g7 summit and us president donald trump's failure to endorse the paris climate change agreement. president trump, who previously said he wants to pull the us out of the agreement, says he will make a final decision on it this week. the telegraph's business section says stronger us wage growth and a healthyjobs market are expected to pave the way for america's central bank to raise interest rates for the second time this year. and finally, le figaro reports the swedish film the square, directed by ruben 0stlund who i

front page the of philippine daily inquirer, a striking image of philippine government soldiers battling islamist militants in the southernew york times leads with a story from india. inside the eye false rumours on whatsapp. now kasia, it looks like barack 0bama received a rock—star reception in berlin earlier. yes sharanjit he certainly did. barack 0bama's visit has been trending online. the former us president took part in a discussion on democracy, and its future. thousands watched in front of berlin's most famous landmark, the brandenburg gate. he later received an award in baden—baden celebrating personalities with a strong global influence. he spoke of the need for a strong and united europe. if we do not, then we will hold the door open to those who argue that democracy doesn't work, who argue that restrictions on the press are necessary, who suggest that intolerance and tribalism and sectarianism and organising ourselves along ethnic lines are the answer to the challenges we face. so more than ever a strong united europe remains a necessity for all of us. it may not be to everyone's taste but many people in vietn

week of heavy fighting against islamist insurgents have government forces in the philippines now retaken control of the southernxclusive bbc pictures of the bomber, salman abedi is seen shopping the day before and police released an image of him with a suitcase. i am released an image of him with a suitcase. iam in released an image of him with a suitcase. i am in london. also in the programme... tiger woods blames a reaction to prescription drugs for his driving while under the influence arrest. he says no alcohol was involved. it is the indian version of silicon valley but bangalore has a problem, it is running out of water. live from

let's go to the philippines, where government troops are battling to retake the southern city of marawied islamic state group. while many residents have fled the city, 2,000 civilians are believed to be trapped. at least 19 civilians have been killed. 0ur south—east asia correspondent, jonathan head, has the latest. this has proven to be a much tougher fight than the government expected. gunfire. soldiers from the philippines armed forces are trying to move forward to recapture parts of marawi, but they have to be careful and slow. the insurgents are well—armed. they positioned snipers in buildings across the city. at times, the government has used airstrikes to try to dislodge them. until recently, over the past year they have been effective in fighting they have been effective in fighting the military. they have links to jihadists in neighbouring countries and count themselves an ally of the so—called islamic state in syria. these people fled the fighting this weekend. most of the population of marawi has already been displaced to be some of them watched as the insurgents took over th

political and economic turmoil in 2012. authorities in them philippines say jihadists from overseas are among militants killed in the southernarawi. hundreds of residents have fled the fighting, prompting officials to declare martial law across the island of mindanao. greg gianforte, a high profile republican candidate for the us congress, has been charged with assault. it's after he allegedly knocked a guardian journalist to the ground, on the eve of an important by—election. mr gianforte's spokesman said benjacobs entered an office without permission and was aggressive. the guardian newspaper has published audio of what happened. it's reported that president trump ‘s son—in—law, jared kushner, is under scrutiny by the fbi enquiry into russian interference in last year ‘s election. jared kushner, seen here at his father—in—law‘s side, at a time when donald trump's base in certain members of his inner circle is thought to be waning, the influence wielded by members of the first family is on the ascent. at the age of 36, jared kushner is the president's closest to buy a fashion adviser. jared kushner is reported to have caugh

philippines in order to, quote, protect the people. duterte has already declared marshal law in the southern city where government forces are battling islamic militants. he says he'll expand its use in the philippines. their main island if militants gain a foothold there. he spokes to reporters after returning from a visit to moscow. >> if you think b.a.r.t. is crowded more than ever, you're both right and wrong. we'll tell you what's happening. plus. >> i understand people's reaction. i agree. i also felt that way. >> billy bush opening up for the first time in a tv interview about that controversial tape with then candidate donald trump that cost him his job. >> i'm michael finney, #askfinney is just ahead. i'm still taking your questions on twitter and facebook. just 0 post them with a hashtag, #askfinney. i'll answer them here in a few minutes. >> i'm spencer christian. clouds at the beach, oh, no. it will get sunnier and warmer. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up >>> the ceo at united airlines said it is doing all it can since video surfaced of a passenger being dragged off a united flight last month. in the willis tower wher

the philippine president, rodrigo duterte, says the state of martial law on the southern island of mindanaolinked to so—called islamic state. it's only the second time martial law has been declared since the fall of president marcos. president trump is due to hold talks with pope francis in a few hours, he will also meet italy's president and prime minister before flying to brussels for a nato summit. it's the third leg of his first overseas trip as us president. earlier, he vowed to help israelis and palestinians achieve peace. venezuela's embattled leader, nicolas maduro, has issued a decree to rewrite the country's constitution. 0pponents say the move is intended to reinforce his hold on power. venezuela is gripped by an economic and political crisis with almost daily anti—government protests. judges in taiwan are expected to rule on whether same—sex couples can get married under existing laws. at the moment, the rules say a marriage should be between a man and a woman. campaigners want that declared unconstitutional. the decision comes as the lgbt community faces increasing persecution

. >> shannon: the president of the philippines reportedly considering declaring martial law. already declared in a southern region where government troops are fighting isis linked milita militants. 6 president said he's not going to return to the abuses that marked the past, but he is warning extremists that they can expect harsh treatment if they continue to fight. the congressional budget office set to release its analysis of the house republican health care bill and what effect it may have on the national deficit. that score could play a major role in the bill's future and whether republicans will have to start all over again. >> we've been having three meetings a week to determine exactly what kind of health care repeal and replacement we're going to have up for a vote here in the senate. >> shannon: joining me now, president of american commitment. good to see you, phil. okay. so we know when the score comes out later today. we talk to house members who say they may have to tweak it and vote again in the house. what the senate is doing is totally different. they have coalitions to try to build over th

philippines. you have armed militants storming the city on the southern island taking control of the city center. declaring marshal law leading to heavy clashes that has killed 100 people including terrorists. this marks the first city seized by isis outside of the middle east. officials saying they have wrestled back control. reports on the ground say that's not the case. do you know what's happening there? >> it's a very confusing situation out there in terms of who is in control of what. but there are now several accounts suggesting that the military sort of pushing back this band of militants aligned with isis away from this town. there's been an off again, on again insurgency there for a couple decades. and in recent years, we have seen the emergence of isis-aligned groups. local groups using isis branding to expand. but we shouldn't exaggerate the strength of these groups. they have hundreds, not thousands of fighters. and the main jihadi group on the island, the islamic liberation front is engaged in a peace negotiation, the peace process with the philippine government. so these jihad eyes

government troops in the philippines launched a new operation today to retake control of a southern city from islamist militants. soldiers arrived in marawi backed by tanks and attack helicopters. the rebels have sealed off much of the city, and thousands of people have fled. in brazil, president michel temer has canceled a decree that deployed the military last night, after violent protests. an estimated 45,000 people marched in the capital, brasilia, demanding that temer resign over corruption allegations. police fired tear gas and pepper spray when some protesters set fires and vandalized government buildings. >> ( translated ): it does not represent the people, it is a movement created by unions, because to protest is correct but vandalism is totally wrong. what they did is an example of savagery. >> ( translated ): i approve demonstrations, but i thought the violence was absurd on both sides. military police also made a serious mistake in targeting demonstrators. >> woodruff: temer initially said he called out troops, in a bid to restore order. he retreated today, after widespread c

paul: philippine president rodrigo duterte a as put a southern island under military role after terroristo the examining -- link to the examiner state clashed. the president is cutting a visit to russia short to handle the situation. martial law was last declared in that city in 2009 by the president then. the u.s. commerce department is pursuing new leads from its investigation into chinese tech maker and smart moan -- smartphone company cte overprinting sanctions against iran. they want to the trump administration to identify a company that zte said used similar tactics. than $1defined more billion for passing restricted american technology to toronto. tehran.-- technology to googles game plan computer has struck a blow for artificial intelligence. it was facing a 19-year-old prodigy and won by half a point, the closest possible margin. in 2015, the program beat the top european player, then defeated a korean player last year. beat at chesse champion in 1997. global news 24 hours a day, powered by over 120 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am paul allen. this is bloomber

thousands of people have fled their homes in the philippines as islamist militants, linked to the islamic state group, took over parts of the southern law on the island and has threatened to extend it across the country. china's credit rating has been downgraded for the first time in nearly 30 years. moody's, one of the world's big three ratings agencies, reduced china's rating by one notch to a1 — its fifth highest. the move's because of fears that growth in the world's second—biggest economy will slow in the coming years. five people have died in a crash involving a lorry and a car on the m6 in staffordshire. four women and a man, who were all in the car, died in the accident which happened between stoke—on—trent and stafford in the early hours of this morning. the lorry driver's been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. liz copper reports. the crash was on the southbound stretch of the m6 between stoke—on—trent and stafford. the emergency services were called just after 4.30am in the morning. foui’ women and a man travelling in the car — a nissan micra — were killed, while another man, in his 405, was take

philippines to report. they fight with government forces causing the president to declare martial law. violence escalating even after the president declared martial law because of fighting in the southernng from bad to worse there. the philippine president said islamic gunmen took a catholic priest had not beheaded in the city's local police chief. they cut short the official visit to moscow. in the southern city. isis has now claimed to be responsible for the fighting and because of that violence they had declared martial law and the island overall. the fighters have taken over several government buildings in the city and had burned several others. we will keep you posted on that developing story. a massive land slide. bering and part of the iconic big sur is now under up to 40 feet of new rock and dirt. after one of the wettest winters in decades. but the first time in history in california and that does include the last landside over the weekend. while, trip advisor picking at the top ten landmarks and to visit. and guess who topped the list. the lincoln memorial coming in second followed by grand central terminal here in new york. snapshot making it easier to share photos and video

thousands of people in the philippines forced to flea their homes after militants attacked their city. the name of the city is in the southernntry. officials say the terrorists beheaded the police chief, burned buildings, kidnap add catholic priest and raised the black flag of the islamic state. at least 21 people died there. the president there, duterte says he's country is in a state of emergency. he's declared marshall law in parts of the philippine and warns they may have to expand. ahead, devastating storms sweeping through the american south. forecasters are warning we could see more tornadoes and more extreme weather. spring time pattern. the details of what to expect coming up. all finished. umm... you wouldn't want your painter to quit part way, i think you missed a spot. so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? aleve, live whole not part. you want this color over the whole house? >> shepard: did you hear about the landslide in big sur? a huge landslide. up to 40 feet of rubble. look at this. officials say more than a million tons of rock and dirt fell down a slope over the weekend. a

philippines, rodrigo duterte, has said martial law could be imposed across the whole country, as security forces continue their battle against islamist groups. the president has already declared martial law in the southernp roughly one third of the country and is home to 20 million people. the army failed in an attempt to capture one of the leaders of the militants on tuesday, some of whom have declared allegiance to so—called islamic state. the islamists responded by killing the chief of police in the southern city of marawi and taking several people hostage including a catholic priest. president duterte who is already well known for waging a violent campaign against drug dealers and has warned he was willing to use similar methods against the extremists. in this oath of office, which i promised to god and to the people, that i will protect and defend the country. if i think that you should die, you will die. if you fight us, you will die. if there is an open defiance, you will die. and if it means many people dying, so be it. let's bring you up to date with the latest leg of donald trump's first foreign trip as president. as he arrived in belgium he was faced with several thousand protesters. earlier

philippines is threatening to expand martial law to fight isis. rodrigo duterte has deployed soldiers to restore order in the southern part of the country after deadly clashes. a priest was among 14 people taken hostage. >>> and the jury has been selected in the bill cosby sexual assault trial. his lawyers accused prosecutors of trying to keep african-americans off the jury. both sides eventually agreed to include two black jurors and cosby spoke briefly outside court. >> i just want to be very specific about the wonderful people of allegheny county and i want to also thank the sheriff's department because they made everything very, very smooth. >> opening statements in the trial are june 5th. some shocking video out of memphis. a man was sleeping, look at that. on the trunk of this car that was driving down the highway. police say the driver was unaware that that guy was there for 14 miles until an officer stopped him. they say the man who hitched the ride was drunk, but remarkly was not injured. >>> all right, finally a treat for a very good dog. alpha the service dog sits next to virginia high school discount a.j. schalk every day and now alpha,