are off. looked pretty sparky as i was watching it the first part of off. looked pretty sparky as i the first part of the credibility. the first part of the debate she was really not at her best. another hour and a half of this debate? it is very wrong. and i have hardly seen the two moderators speak. that is what happens during that debate, those journalists are not journalists, they that debate, those journalists are notjournalists, they are just that debate, those journalists are not journalists, they are just there to canned minutes in time allocations. just need to make sure that one does not talk more than the other. those numbers that the viewers will be seeing on—screen are the minutes allocated so far in the hour, proceeding, basically, how much each candidate has spoken. can these debates really make a difference? i have heard 18% are undecided. of course. it is the last thing, the climax of the second—round campaign. as you said, the abstention might be very, very high this year at this election, so they need to go for the last voters, basically, they need to attract them

the debate had some sparky moments, and some recurrent themes and phrases.ts, nick watt is at the venue. nick, how did it go? well, obviouslyjeremy corbyn's late decision to turn up at this debate put the spotlight on theresa may, who was a notable absentee. and there were plenty ofjokes about how the prime minister called this election the most important in her lifetime and she could not be bothered to turn up. to which the conservative party says, thank you very much to those six parties, you are illustrating one of our key themes about this election, which is that ifjeremy corbyn emerges as the leader of the largest party onjune 9th, the uk will be governed by a coalition of chaos. what would i say about the overall verdict? there was no clear winner and there was no clear loser. jeremy corbyn did as he did in the channel a debate on sunday, he spoke from the heart on matters dear to him, food banks for example. amber rudd did what she did last year in the referendum debate, had some pre—packaged sound bites, one on the monopoly board that didn't quite wo

sparky kind of more interested in the food than the game.and aloha off jesse chavez. bounces offer the top of the wall. now it's a souvenir. he walked the bases loaded in the first. got out of the jam, goes six, strikes out four. a's win. they've won four of five. and hovering near .500. the warriors have a few days off before the western conference finals. and draymond green has something he wants to get off his chest. he doesn't like the hot take media where one quote gets taken out of context and sensationalized and you see everywhere. in this case, when he recently talked about the cavs, he said they were playing great, but what got most of the attention was saying the opponents weren't very good. he wants to do his pod casts and other interests. so he puts himself out there, nobody makes him do that. here's his opinion today. >> it's just ridiculous how everybody's searching for a controversy. so there goes your headline for the tachday, draymond says cleveland's playing great basketball. >> i'm out. ducks and oilers in anaheim. physica

make sure they're not easy for someone to guess so if your dog's name is sparky, don't use sparky.od luck. thanks for the question. >>> if you have a question for michael finney, record it on your smartphone, send it in on social media and use that hashtag "ask finney." >>> we are back with another half hour of news, including new developments in the manchester concert bombing. we are learning hard break not guilty details about the victims. >> everyone seems to agree that dublin needs a new high school campus however the proposed location has some parents pretty upset. >> did you notice highs sliding yesterday? they'll do it more today. the biggest drop will be in san rafael, about 11 degrees cooler than yesterday. here's temperatures, 70s, 80s and barely 90s compared to the 80s and 90s yesterday. 80s and 90s yesterday. more cooling before some build walls to keep people out. but these are walls that welcome you in. within these walls, california's educators create safe places for every student to learn and grow. where teachers open minds to history... unleash creativity... and sh

had eisenhower been president, this person would have taken a ride on old sparky.t this person did was treason. it's horrific. it's horrible. to see this person waltzed out with this huge bit of change no less and still be eligible for funds. when i was a member of congress having to do constituent work to make sure guys who lived up to their responsibilities and duties could get va care and we have this guy waltzing out with this kind of money. in this situation, it is despicable. >> eric: this gal. walked in this guy, walked out the scalp. >> kat: might not end up getting the benefits. you are convicted in military court. we will see what happens. chelsea manning served seven years. the 35 year sentence is more than murderers, rapists, spies received. the information chelsea leaked show detainee abuse, it showed the civilian casualties in the iraq war were probably higher than officials were telling us. she sought wrongdoing. she exposed it. she served time for what she did, and i think it's absolutely good, a great thing now that she's free because the sentence

he walks without the stick, still sparky.e this autumn when he became the consort of the then princess elizabeth and then the queen. so after 70 years, i think he feels probably he's done his bit. done his bit, as he said in one interview a few years ago. frank, you have met him several times, he is retiring 30 yea rs him several times, he is retiring 30 years after most people would expect to retire. he has set the bar pretty high. his stamina is extraordinary. i was driving past the palace of westminster and he was going past with the queen, they had been to the shard, andl with the queen, they had been to the shard, and i was at a military dinner, later that night, shard, and i was at a military dinner, laterthat night, and shard, and i was at a military dinner, later that night, and this was 1030 that night, he was black—tie, jacket, handing out prizes, and he was very relaxed. enjoying himself in his 90s. the first time i met him, i thought i had bust royal protocol because i was ina had bust royal protocol because i was

a really sparky lady.her is bad sportsmanship. if people need to fight, they need to get on a boxing ring, according to her. she does keepy uppies at half—time to calm them down. she says the best philosophy for anyone is to be good at yourjob and people will trust you. how do you like your eggs? poached. fried. i am you. how do you like your eggs? poached. fried. iam firmly in you. how do you like your eggs? poached. fried. i am firmly in the poached camp. what about cloud? that's the rage in la. you fluff it up that's the rage in la. you fluff it up with water and put it in the oven. you will end up with this wonderful creation which is all of the rage in los angeles. one of the wonderful things about eggs as they are quick to cook. you will have seen are quick to cook. you will have seen louise shaking her head the whole time. cloud eggs. scrambled is ha rd whole time. cloud eggs. scrambled is hard enough. that is too far. whole time. cloud eggs. scrambled is hard enough. that is too fanm whole time. cl