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we're talking high—sta kes geopolitical poker.uclear power which has been pursuing an increasingly aggressive foreign policy, and relations with the west have grown increasingly strained. one more thing i would add, neither moscow nor washington wants the war in syria to move into a war between russia and the united states, but the problem is when you have a surfeit of rhetoric and sabre rattling, as there is on both sides, and you add the deficit of trust, it isa and you add the deficit of trust, it is a very dangerous combination. thank you, steve rosenberg in moscow. our middle east editor jeremy bowen is here. jeremy, looking at the map behind us, we have the us, the uk and france lined up against syria, russia and iran in a region where syria, a country at war for seven years, has neighbours ranging from turkey, israel and lebanon. the stakes are high, but what is your assessment of where this will end? it is an incredibly high set of sta kes it is an incredibly high set of stakes because, and this is a phrase i have used qui

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for friday, they want to get rid of all the training and get to seven o'clock tomorrow when the game sta rts o'clock tomorrow when the game starts because that is when it matters. that is when it is another step closer to getting way we want to be, qualification for the world cup. 23,000 tickets so far sold for the game tomorrow night, saint mary ‘s holds 32,000 people but if you can't make it to the south coast you can't make it to the south coast you can watch the match on bbc two starting at 6:1i5pm tomorrow night with kick—off starting at seven. back to the commonwealth games, here's what to look out for on the second day, 17 gold medals to be one including the gymnastics final, wales and england in that one, and katie archibald in the women's individual cycling pursuit, the men's event follows, and the swimming finals the men's 400 metres individual medal with dan wallace of scotla nd individual medal with dan wallace of scotland defending his glasgow title. also the men's four times 100 metres freestyle relay with england and scotland trying to upset the favourites, australia. we w

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abc7 news at 6:00 stas now. >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc7 news. >>> thank you for joining us, i am eric thomas. a tree came crashing down at san francisco's mclaren park today trapping a man underneath. melanie woodrow is live at the park with more. >> reporter: this is amazing. that is the tree up there that broke and the branch that fell on that man is down below. there are park rangers that are out here. and the woman you see next to the park ranger over to his right, that is someone here from the city's attorney office. most amazingly that this victim that was hit by the tree has nonlife-threatening injuries. the fire department say the man was listening to music when the tree broke and landed on him. he was able to call 911 from his cell phone and direct dispatchers to where he was while he was pinned underneath the tree. what is amazing about that is here in the park there are hundreds if not thousands of trees many of them have downed branches and so after first responders rescued that man, when park rangers came out to further their investigation, they had

plan to be rebuilt, because if you have unemployed youth roaming the rubble, you will never build a staill never build a stable society. moving on very quickly, many papers as well saying that the uk has this concern about a cyber attack from russia or the russian regime, that is the thought about what might happen in retaliation. a cyber war being launched in the uk, we have got to move on. yeah, we have got to move on but this is all speculation, it is all speculation. the front page of the arab news, we had this for you to talk about. you write for the arab news and operate in the middle east a lot. thejerusalem summit, at the renaming of what is actually the arab league meeting, how symbolic and significant is this? it is very significant, it is in saudi arabia and that is very significant, it really sends a message that somebody really sends a message that somebody really needs to do something about palestine, it is in a position of the us moving the embassy to jerusalem becausejerusalem is now united but it is divided, and the palestinians have claimed over eastern jerusalem. pale

the government '5 sta nce conclusions.is they have other intelligence to back it up. i would suggest if you are seeing countries around from the world kicking out diplomats... it isa diplomats... it is a good way to end that. thank you very much. i am sorry it was so brief. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you. and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, susie and michael. it is the season for thundery april showers and more to come tomorrow but certainly out there tonight, more snow to come across the higher ground of scotland. a chilly night across the north. after a dry spell, showers fading away and those will return from the south—west later on. some of those heavy and thundery towards dawn. temperatures moving up above freezing. tomorrow, the colder air across scotland and northern ireland will sink southwards yet again. northern ireland and the west will stay dry.

this is something that i think places like germany and france are quite clean on because it sta rts france clean on because it starts to bring into the funding process the formula, things like the impact of the euro crisis and the impact of the euro crisis and the impact of the refugee crisis. for a country like spain, that is a huge. they have been impacted by all three. youth unemployment is very high and immigration crisis, they have had to take in a lot of people try to flee north africa. and of course we know about their own debt crisis, as it were. it also helps to fill that brexit related funding 93p- fill that brexit related funding gap. no doubt it will increase tensions, many eastern european countries have had elections and they have stuck with the eu because all of the money they get. cash has been a big part of it but also, there are questions on legality as well, which is eastern europe not playing to the same rules as eve ryo ne playing to the same rules as everyone else. michael bloomberg to the rescue. the billionaire who did consider running for president during the last

plans to sell some non—us assets and has received multiple bids of more than $1 billion for an 85% stan 85% stake in its asian business. a lawyer for the retailer says the company will try to focus on more profitable locations as it liquidate its us and uk operations. what used to be the world ‘s largest carmaker in the world, is now struggling to survive in south korea. general motors may need to shut down more factories there and ask for to government support if it union cannot agree to cut labour costs in the coming weeks. later today, wage negotiations are due to take waste between the carmaker and the union, which has 111,000 members. general motors into the korean market in 2002 and the american manufacture acquired a local brand and since 2015 they have left a lot of unprofitable markets, including europe, south africa and russia. i spoke to an auto analyst and asked him how those labour negotiations would go. the current government and president has been pro— labour, but the recent cases regarding others structuring companies seem to prove otherwise. we believe that the case in

now this one as they detest him in a much bigger way, because the sta kes a re in a much bigger way,gher and higher. we have got several countries involved, russia, of course, but is backing syria, iran, also backing syria. there is a major meeting going on at the un security council. at tonne as we speak. russian diplomat saying it wasn't us. russian diplomat saying it wasn't us. lots of diplomatic eating each other of fake news. a big test to donald trump. britain has got to decide what to do. they risk losing influence if it doesn't go in lockstep with united states. france, as well. trump is being very clear 110w. as well. trump is being very clear now. he is blaming president putin directive of the first time. he is in that something has got to happen before 24 hours, and he is creating his own red lines. but if you did 90, his own red lines. but if you did go, he said we have got to get at syria, let's it to someone else. it's in second madman‘s strategy, but it is chaos, and it is very dangerous. you know how you look at history, the first rapport with a good example, these po

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this is more about an attempt for boris, billed as an interview of the commonwealth summit, in period staommonwealth summit, in period starts tomorrow, this is about local elections where labour are stunned at how policing such an issue on the doorstep and they are confident in london about policing, that message is hitting home about cuts to the police. but labour because of that. boris comes out to attack sadiq khan over knife crime and it ends up being about the home secretary's failures. that is where you come in? if the strategy was to have a go at sadiq khan, white couple of days. the prime minister is having a tough time and we know she has made a concerted effort on stop and search so concerted effort on stop and search so don't complain about that. the home secretary is having a tough time, what about collective responsibility? it is extraordinary from boris, he can see weakness and he was to have a pop at how much better ears, the foreign secretary in the middle of the heads of government conference, he should be talking about foreign affairs. people close to amber rudd were quo

the news at 11 sta >>> right now at 11:00, storm is gone but some communities still feeling the impact. i'm terry mcsweeney, washed out roads and flooded buildings. a mess some parts of the north bay. people cleaning up after the rain. sergio quintana is live, checking out the damage. >> reporter: there are some detour signs and other warning signs adotted along roads to communities. owners of some homes and businesses still trying to recover from the rain. at nursery, flooded waters haven't receded. said it will take a day or so to clear it out. i hear a pump. >> it's gas pump. creek is low enough, i can pump water out of here into the creek. >> reporter: pine gulf creek jumped its banks. water hasn't been this high in years. pictures of flooding at home a couple doors down from the nursery. is it damaged at all? >> not the house proper. garage is history. >> reporter: you can see the water line on the garage. says some of her pottery equipment was damaged but can be salvaged. all along state road 1, there are warning signs and water. cal trans crews work to clear debris swept in by t

he trying to close the sta ble has bolted.y not just stable door and a lack of credibility notjust on a but his reaction to some of the harder elements of a support brace being abusive to people on twitter, being not just abusive to people on twitter, being notjust anti—semitic abusive to people on twitter, being not just anti—semitic but misogynistic, anti—tory... not just anti—semitic but misogynistic, anti—tory. .. they not just anti—semitic but misogynistic, anti—tory... they are all some... it is unpleasant. he often this thing he goes, there are bad elements my party but also that elements in every party. with the jewish community is saying to him here is that you really have to stick your neck out and out and out and condemn this behaviour and be a lot more vociferous and vocal in that condemnation and they failed that condemnation and they failed that he has not do that make them that. i'm not suggesting jeremy corbyn is an anti—semite but we were discussing this before, he is so pro palestinian that perhaps he's lost

it was shooting out and the glalsz sta glass started falling down. >> reporter: the new york siloe fire department was arrived around 5:05 and arrived within minutes. >> the apartment was virtually entirely in fire. they were knocking down the fire. >> reporter: inside the apartment a 67-year-old art dealer was found unconscious. the tower is home to the president and first family in d.c. at the time. fire officials say the secret service reported no damage to the president's penalty house on the 66th floor. the president tweeting this shortly after, fire at trump tower is out. very confined. well built building. firemen and women did a great job. in all, some 200 firefighters and ems personnel responded. >> the apartment they tell me was quite large. so there is quite a lot of furniture. >> reporter: this mother who lives on the 37th floor said she feared foul play. >> we was panic because all the time when you live here, you believe in this emergency like it's the worst, no? like terrorist attack or something like that. >> six firefighters were injured battling this blaze but all are

thursday was the warmer sta ple hello again.le day we have seen the nearly 70 years with temperatures soaring to 29.1dc in london's stjames's park. you have to go back to 19119 to find a warm april day. the area of high pressure that brought that is still with us. increasingly, the rest of the country, the winds are floating off the atlantic is not quite as warm. early—morning mist and fog patches notably the bristol channel and western wales. a few showers coming and going across western scotland, particularly in the highlands. the temperatures will be easing down a little bit. still warm in the sunshine. temperatures of 17 degrees in aberdeen. the warmest air of 17 degrees in aberdeen. the warmestair in of 17 degrees in aberdeen. the warmest air in south—east england and east anglia. possibly 28 or 29 again. someone like gravesend might be pretty well. as a weekend goes, things turning increasingly u nsettled. things turning increasingly unsettled. temperatures easing and there could be some thunderstorms breaking out. welcome

tonight the rain sta rts parts of scotland.east anglia and the midlands but we keep a fair amount of cloud that will keep temperatures up to about eight. under clearer skies further north west it is quite chilly, particularly in rural parts of northern ireland and scotland. chilly start to the day here but by and large fewer showers. the cloud still persists in east and south—east england later in the day and the heavy rain arrives here. the wind starts strengthen along the east is. in france the area of low pressure extends to the north. the wind will strengthen us well and very unsettled conditions for the monday morning rush—hour. heavy and persistent rain and strong winds, gale force along the east coast and some disruption as possible. it is miserable monday morning in central and southern and eastern england and heavy persistent rain and strong winds and it will gradually move to the north during the day but not reach northern ireland. 0r scotland. even here it will be thoroughly wet on monday afternoon are quite cool as

. >>> and on saturday police arrested a man at tmcarthur sta saying he had thrown a metal pipe hurting another man and a man says six young people stole his two cellphones. we did some checking and b.a.r.t. police are reporting a surge in arrests for 2017. their crime data shows that officers arrested more than 1700 people in 2017 which is nearly a 40% increase from the year before. b.a.r.t. says the numbers also show officers are focused on fare enforcement. the number of citations and warnings to suspected fare evaders jumped 88%. >>> cal train is implementing a new system. instead of paper citations, conductors will issue a device to scan i.d.s if caught without a ticket. the fines will be september electroisent electronically .first and second offense is $75 and the third offense could keep you from using cal train for 90 days. >>> coming up, another data breach exposed some 5 million customers' information. we'll tell you who is at risk. >>> and how soon you can expect to look over while driving and expect to see a car with no driver. a look at steps to allow driverless cars. >>>

the fight for the top four text based at sta mford fight for the top four text based at stamford bridge. that is where totte n ha m stamford bridge. that is where tottenham meet spurs. pochettino says that nothing in the league will be decided by today's result. this is not a final. this is not, there is not a final. this is not, there is still a lot of games to play, but it is important for our confidence, your motivation, to win would be fantastic for everyone. the second half is just getting under way between dundee and heart in the scottish premiership. hearts scored first. the home side equalised. it is 1—1 at the end of the first half. women's super league i leaders, chelsea are playing arsenal. the blues made history this week when he reached the semifinals of the champions league the first time. they took the lead in this match after if poor clearance from the arsenal keeper. kirby scored her 20th of the season. a bad mistake from the goalkeeper. beth meade equalised for arsenal just from the goalkeeper. beth meade equalised for arsenaljust before half—time, and the days of the

. >> you keep saying that you were -- you were the one sta standing between privatization of the v.a.house a little bit there. during your confirmation hearing you knew that you had a different philosophy about the future of the v.a. than the president had campaigned on when it came to the issue of privatization. are you shocked that there's policy disagreements between you and the white house? sg >> the president and i agreed we needed to do better for our veterans. that's the reason why i took the job. he campaigned strongly on that issue. i had been at the v.a. under the obama administration. i knew ways that we needed to be able to move forward and transform the v.a. it wasn't to simply privatize. it was to begin to start modernizing, give veterans greater choice, which we have done. this was a path forward that i thought and i believe that we are making great success in. >> how do we get to a point where you say -- where you stop speaking with some political appointees at the v.a.? there was a report you had an armed guard outside your office. how did you get to that point? >> fi

gday, pompeo's nomination for secretary of sta a boost. democratic senator heidi heitkamp said she'll vote for him. that could be just enough for pompeo to be confirmed. the u.s. state department charged day it has "credible information" that russia is workinto "sanitize" the site of a suspected chemical attack in syria. a spokeswoman gave no details, but sa efforts are clearly under way to remove incriminating evidence. the police commissioner of philadelphia had apologized to two black men arrested at a starbucks last week. they'd been waitinfor a business meeting, when the store called police. the incident sparked protests over racial profiling. commissioner richard ross initially defended the action. today, he said he "fai miserably" in handling the situation. >> i should not at all be the person that is a party to making anything worse relative to race relations.n shame on me ify way that i've done that. >> woodruff: the men who wereed arreaid today there were moments that they wondered ifth 'd survive the incident. no criminal charge

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t a strong sta the week as investors shifted their attention to earnings and corporate fundamentalsaynrom geo politics. the companies that have reported earnings so farav h for the most part, topped expectations. today the dow jones industrial avage advanced 212 points to 24,573. the nasdaq added 49. some investors want to know if this is maybe as good as it's going to get. >> reporter: the big debate the market is having is thisak whol earnings story, the idea that this year earnings will be up 18-20%. in 2019 that estimate will go down to 10%. keep in mind earnings are still growing but the rate of growth in 2019 will slow down. will that matter? myense is that it will but it's too early to have this fight. this see to be debate for the third quarter. the bieest problem is everyon is expecting really strong earnings. that reversed today. this tellse this is not a big worry about earnings peaking but the barots a higher right now. the good news is that there'sy clea floor under the market with these trade issues and perhaps syria calming down. what about the fed? that's a real wildcar

this is a tribute to the hard working sta in salisbury.y'll continue to give ongoing care for the skripals. yulia is communicating. yesterday putting out a statement by police saying she was getting stronger daily but it's not yetlear whether sergei is recovering to the same extent. but how have either of them have been able to withstand the h impact of s a deadly substance? >> there are so many varblings that that penniening might take. you have the -- poisoning might take. tough environment a.m. conditions. the penny, ow it got into him. we hear it wahe through skin, which is more protective than being inhaled. >> yulea and programs her father too will now become crucial witnessesgan the inveson, described by counter terror police as one of the largest and most complex they've ever carried out. >> the united states has imposed sanctions on russian officials and comnies accused of profitting from president putin's efforts to undernine the west. theist includes oligarchs close to the president and the dozen companies they control. russia h

now, the world is watching this cewarm emb there is no doubt that it is a good, sta but the way aheadill not clear. anchor: cannot get over those images. broadly speaking, reaction from around the world to the groundbreaking summit has been positive. no'h ko's main ally china says beijing remains readyo help the two koreas resolve their differences. and once again, president trump has said he would meet the north korean leader in the coming weeks. reporter: korean teenagers living i cn japebrating something that many thought they would never say. now, the hope here is reunification of a country that has been divided for more than 60 years. japan has long maintained a hard-line pokotion on north a but news of plannedks tal nabetween trump and kim jong-un appears to have softened tokyo's stance >>co i w the talks as a sign of progress toward the resolution of issues concerning north korea. i hope north korea will take concrete action after the summit. reporter: theis questio -- after decades focused on developing nuclear weapons, is denuclearization realistic? america is hoping friday's

for friday, they want to get rid of all the training and get to seven o'clock tomorrow when the game staecause that is when it matters. that is when it is another step closer to getting way we want to be, qualification for the world cup. 23,000 tickets so far sold for the game tomorrow night, saint mary ‘s holds 32,000 people but if you can't make it to the south coast you can't make it to the south coast you can watch the match on bbc two starting at 6:45pm tomorrow night with kick—off starting at seven. back to the commonwealth games, here's what to look out for on the second day, 17 gold medals to be one including the gymnastics final, wales and england in that one, and katie archibald

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williams will sta mid-june. the new york fed president se ves ase chair of the policy making committee and supeises the banks considered one of the post powerful positions in the whole sector. >> up next the president takes swipes at amazon. it's not just him.th ides of the aisle are now swinging at the giant. with such a high-profile tussle going on, what should you doto with the? some thoughts when we come back. t >>> the presi continued his criticism of amazon this morning on twitter. thisime saying, and quote, i am right about amazon costist the unitees post office massive amounts of money for their delivery boy. amazon should pay these costs plus, and not have them borne b the american taxpayer. many billions of dollars. post office leaders don't hav a clue, or do they? and then he followed up later with this. >> the post office is losing billions of dollars, and the taxpayers are paying for thatse money bec it delivers packages for amazon at astery below and that's not fair to the united states. it's not s

. >> the sharks in san jose at the tank hosting the dollaallas sta. led 2-1. but dallas scores three unanswered goals to get the win. dallas wins 4-2. the upside to all this, the sharks have already punched their ticket to the stanley cups playoffs beginning next week. >> who will rock the stage at this year's outside lands lineup next. to describe the new signature crafted recipe by mcdonald's: garlic white cheddar. layered with a slice of white cheddar cheese... a medley of crispy garlic chips... ...and a dramatic drizzle of creamy garlic aioli. (breath) luckily, you can take your time to savor every bite. the weekend, florence and the >>> well, the roster is out for outside lands, the weekend, florence and the machine, future, and janet jackson, just a few of raj's favorites, among the artists slated to show up. the music festival takes place august 10th through 12th this year. ticket sales begin thursday. three-day passes are going for $375, and organizers say the show will sell out. it has for the past seven years. >> i'm there for janet jackson and the w

sec sta secretary of state.e vision, a plan, and to be able to respect what other people are saying to you, and, and, then assimilate what is going on, and then, make a decision calmly. >> mad reline albright has much more to say on global affairs, in challenging times. tune in tomorrow night for the interview when the former secretary of state, talks about the chilling new force to be faced down in her new book "fascism, a warning." that ate for our program tonight. thank you for watching amanpour on pbs. and join us again tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ katty: you're watching "beyond 100 days" on pbs. my michaels are better than yours, donald trump warns moscow to expect a u.s. strike in syria. christian: the president used to say that telegraphing military plans was crazy. now he's done just that. katty: in syria they're clearing air force bases and protecting their helicopters. paul ryan, the powerful republican speaker of the house wants more time with his family. that's washington speak for he's had enough. >> if

priority for the us at the north korean summit, and i think both leaders were well recognise the high stall recognise the high stakes of, for example, the failure of that summit. so i think once again cautiously optimistic about the good results of the us— north korea summit. at this is not the first time that we are talking about trying to get north korea to give up its nuclear ambitions. for viewers who are not familiar with it, can you talk us through some of the progress that we have made in the past, and yet it didn't really materialise? basically until this time, north korea has stayed at the very low level of confidence about the nuclear capability. so that is why they tried very hard to test their nuclear weapons, as well as launch the missile. so this time i think is somehow different for the posture of north korea, in the sense that they ambitiously declared the completion of nuclear capability, and in their words, they have become and in their words, they have become a strategic state, in the sense that they can have the incredible deterrence against any kind of aggression from

tomorrow on "good morning america," one of the sta celebrate friendship and beyond at the first ever fireworks and your favorite park parades. only at disneyland resort. >>> ah, now to a story about life in the slow lane. the very slow lane. a family crossed paths with a tortoise during their vacation and in crimea, a family walked beside the reptile until they realized the road was just too busy for the tortoise to cross safely. so, they moved the animal to the side of the street. turtles are on the move, albeit slowly, when the weather gets warm there. how sweet. >> off he goes. like me running the 40 back in my day. >> shu, you're a superstar. >> a little nba action, denver, new orleans, utah, san antonio. who will the warriors face in the playoffs? you know kevin durant doesn't want to go b we can now use a blood sample toh care, target lung cancer more precisely. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use p

"bbc a.rld news amer still to come on tonight's program, just what goes into planning a white house stahe crucial role first lady melaniad trump has playein organizing tonight's lavish affair. it is a scientif breakthroughve that could pey in fighting disease. scientists in the u.k. have discovered a minal on all find plant leaves that may help deliver drugs to the exact right part of your body. until now it has been hard to find. reporter: scientists in cambridge have discovered that this chalky white substance on the leaves here is a mineral. i had never heard of it, eitr. it is more common in outer space than it is on earthth, gh you can find it in the inner ear of some salmon. useful.it is incredibly if you put it on a pill, it can potentially control the rate that a drug is your body.into that would make medicines for more effective. >> if we can discover something that will use used to down the like to possiblyelp save people's lives, that is a great thing to do. reporter: how d you feel when he found out you had this rare mineral on some of your plants that you must've looked at

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because administration and sta atur school should definitely know what is being provided or given tohe studentsr how healthy it is and how it could affect a student. >> and alina what did you find out when you did reporting? >> it was more of the opposite, the admin knew a lot about what of going in our body and they were a lot more in to it of. they loved todhe variety and th nutritions directot i talked to,n karuna was saying she wants the best for students and all the food that the students wanto see. >> you reported odd a n eed -- on a new program where the school is grows produce on a farm? >> yes, they started in august, they havebeen growing lots of variety and that is basically where all the produce comes from. itaromes from local and mostly our district farm. so, that is whya favoe in my opinion, i prefer it to the meals. >> you are eating the produce in your high school? >> yes. >> what are the approaches and changes that you would like to see schools make that would get you to eat school lunches? >> definiwiely g our own food. seeing that it comes from the gund with node a