hart, our commissioner suffolk. every working together to ensure that this was accomplished is critical. this issue should transcend partisan politics. unfortunately, it's in the right now in congress. nancy pe he see recently took nine hours on the house floor to the ate the humanity and behavior that encompasses what has torn apart the hearts of our families who are here. as far as sending messages, it's also an important message to send to congressional democrats. you have shown a willingness to compromise. on this issue. and uncomfortable, you've put your neck way out there. and you're -- in a way you end up negotiating against yourself when the congressional democrats refuse to work with you. it's obstructionism. there are people in congress who pledged to oppose and obstruct anything and everything because if they work with you, they legitimize your presidency. they took an oath they need to protect our constituents here they need to protect their own they need to work with you because you're putting your neck

, suffolk county. in maryland ms-13 gang members are accused of stabbing a man 100 times, decapitating him, and ripping out his heart. police officers also believe the ms-13 members beat a sex trafficked 15-year-old girl with a bat 2times, totally disfiguring a beautiful young woman -- 28 times. in texas two ms-13 gang members were charged after kidnapping, drugging, and raping a 14-year-old girl, they then murdered her and somebody else. crippling loopholes in our laws have enabled ms-13 gang members and other criminals to infiltrate our communities, and democrats in congress refuse to close these loopholes. including the disgraceful practice known as catch-and-release. you catch them, you write up a little piece of paper that is meaningless, and then you release them. they go all throughout the country and they're supposed to come back for trials. they never come back or very rarely. it is the rare person that comes back. democrats have to abandon their resistance to border security so that we can su

suffolk county. in maryland, ms-13 gang members are accused of stabbing a man 100 times, decapitating him and ripping out his heart. police officers also believe the ms-13 members beat a sex trafficked 15-year-old girl with a bat 28 times. totally disfiguring a beautiful young woman. in texas, two ms-13 gang members were charged after kidnapping, drugging, and raping a 14-year-old girl. they then murdered her and somebody else. crippling loopholes in our laws have enabled ms-13 gang members and other criminals to infiltrate our communities. democrats in congress refuse to close these loopholes. including the disgraceful practice known as "catch and release." you catch them and you write up a piece of paper that is meaningless and then you release them. they go all throughout the country. they are supposed to come back for trials. they never come back. or very rarely. it's the rare person that comes back. democrats have to abandon their resistance to border security so that we can support law enforcem

dark red geraniums, all because i was brought up in suffolk, and it's a very suffolk thing.w opens to the public tomorrow. tens of thousands of people are expected to enjoy the very best of what the gardening world has to offer. the speaker of the house of commonsjohn bercow has given an explanation amid allegations he used the word "stupid" when referring to the commons leader, andrea leadsom. mr bercow said the reference was to the government's conduct of business in the house that day and not about mrs leadsom's political ability or character. the unions have dubbed it meltdown monday and for some train passengers it has been just that. big monday and for some train passengers it has beenjust that. big changes to timetables on monday had a knock—on effect and cause disruption to many parts of england. a shortage of train drivers was blamed for problems affecting destinations such as manchester, newcastle and liverpool. time now for all the sports news in sport today. hello, i'm gavin ramjaun, and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the progra

in december of 2017, the suffolk county police department prevented a murder.om the community. they did surveillance and they actually interceded in an attempt by ms-13 gang members to abduct a young hispanic boy from a hamlet in suffolk county that is a very diverse hamlet and it includes large salvadorany population. time and time again, this gang preys upon young immigrants. t we need to do everything in our power to protect everyone in suffolk county, everyone in this country, including immigrants, and this gang is one of the biggest threats to their safety, >> tucker: it's unbelievable. now of course they are a big democratic constituency. thanks a lot for coming on for that perspective. glad to know what you're talking about. hillary clinton's world bitterness to where went to yale this weekend.t she was the commencement speaker. yale is very impressive. mark steyn is with us next. ♪ hey shrimp fans - this one's for you. it's red lobster's create your own shrimp trios. pick 3 of 9 new and classic creations for just $15.99. try new creations like savory cr

the norfolk and suffolk nhs foundation trust says an investigation is underway.d in the murderof of the ninth 1982. were you involved in the murder of peter ebdon? no comment. former soldier alexander palmer seen here on military parade is now serving a life sentence for a crime he repeatedly told medical experts he was going to commit. his family say that mental health services missed chance after chance to prevent the killing. according to them he started suffering from paranoid schizophrenia after he was attacked by a colleague. his mother and stepfather, who have asked for the face is not to be shown, told me what happened. alex was struck from behind by one of his colleagues. he was then dragged to a kerbstone where the attacker then started stamping on his head which caused head injuries and a brokenjaw. stamping on his head which caused head injuries and a broken jaw. alex unfortunately not just physically came out of it badly, but mentally he came out of it badly. he just didn't recover from it. he was a different person. following the attack alex was med

. —— i was brought up in suffolk. and that is a very suffolk thing.the travel show. it's funny but i'd always reckoned the oil—rich abu dhabi, here in the uae, was never that interested in attracting tourists. unlike its flashy, noisy neighbour dubai, for example. but on this trip, i think i might have to revise that opinion. because abu dhabi seems to be upping its game, especially in the cultural stakes. 0n myjourney, i'm going to experience world—renowned architecture, like the new louvre museum, and finding out how traditional local musical instruments are being revived. but i'll also be exploring both urban and desert landscapes, to get a sense of how this emirate is making the most of its unique environment. abu dhabi is entering a new phase in its breakneck speed development. but is it really going to reach the heights as a must see tourist destination in its own right? it's hard to believe abu dhabi was just a fishing village only a few decades ago. in 1971, the united arab emirates became a nation and its dominant stakeholder has always been

dark red geraniums, all because i was brought up in suffolk, and it's a very suffolk thing. of people are expected to enjoy the very best of what the gardening world has to offer. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. spring sunshine was part of the story today, but not the whole story. in places, storm clouds have been gathering. you can see the way beast blunder storms kicked off across part of the south—east, some into the midlands and parts of north—west england as well. they have brought a lot of rain and frequent lightning. they will fade away this evening. for most it will bea dry away this evening. for most it will be a dry night with clear spells. more cloud for northern ireland and north—west scotland but much of the rain from today will tend to fizzle. temperatures overnight around eight to 11 degrees. tomorrow, high pressure in charge of the scene. a lot of fine weather again but this frontal system will hang around across scotland and northern ireland. while it won't be as wet as it was today across scotland and northern ireland there will be large ar

raheem ainsworth barton was attacked in suffolk yesterday evening.said he was not in a gang and she could not have asked for a better son. there have been more than 60 alleged murders in london so far this year. 28 —— two boys, aged 15 and i2 far this year. 28 —— two boys, aged 15 and 12 became the latest victims of shootings. they were wounded within minutes of each other on the streets of harrow. 17—year—old raheem ainsworth barton, performing ina rap raheem ainsworth barton, performing in a rap video, and other young victim of violent crime in london. his family say he was with his friends playing football in the sun when he was shot dead just minutes from his home. people living here say there was a chase around the suburban streets involving a car and moped in the minutes before the shots were fired. 0ne moped in the minutes before the shots were fired. one woman narrowly avoided being shot, the bullet went through her window instead. this woman lives next door. we just came out of our house and our house was a crime scene. where that window is

or ainsworth barton was attacked in suffolk yesterday evening, and his mother said he was not in a game a better son. there have been more than 60 killings in london so far this year. charlie gallagher reports. 17—year—old raheem ainsworth barton performing and a rap video, another young victim of violent crime in london. his family say he was with his friends playing football in the sun when he was shot dead just minutes from his home. the people living here say their position based around the suburban streets involving a car and a moped in the minutes before the shots were fired. one woman narrowly avoided being shot, the bullet went through her window instead. this woman lives next door. we had just come out of our house, and our house is a crime scene. and where that window is boarded up there, that's where a gunshot when in? yes. you can see the whole, they said the bullet is embedded in the wall. his death is the latest in a spate of violent crime in the capital, with police investigating more than 60 murders so investigating more than 60 murders so far this year, many are believe

later on wednesday morning and then it made afternoon just exiting norfolk and suffolk.e and showers. eight fresh day, temperatures around only ten to 13 degrees. should track tomorrow and bea degrees. should track tomorrow and be a fine end of the day for most of us on be a fine end of the day for most of us on wednesday. that's the middle pa rt us on wednesday. that's the middle part of the week. how about the second half of the week, things are on the up. things are changing. gestures to the north of us with more merits of the south and it looks as though this plume of former air is heading our way. that bodes very well. for the bank holiday weekend. a run—up to the bank holiday weekend, the weather will start to warm up. there will be a fair bit of clout around on thursday. drizzle in the northwest. you can see temperatures are strained to look up now. that was thursday, this is friday. maybe some spots of drizzle here and there. client will be breaking up. —— cloud will be breaking up. those temperatures will be rising in london. we might make around 19 or 20 degree

, the cloud will break up, it will go back to the cost and could be missed the on the norfolk and suffolk and one or 2 degrees higher than today. some more breeze in the irish sea and scotland and northern ireland, some rain but not a wash—out. the most frequent rain in the highlands and hebrides and at in orkney and shetland. with hazy sunshine, aberdeenshire, the man refer, only small sum —— a chance of a soui’. refer, only small sum —— a chance of a sour. into sunday night, the rain peps up a sour. into sunday night, the rain peps up in northern ireland and northern and western scotland. high—pressure holding on to the south and east but low—pressure blossoming in iberia and that will move in close towards us and have an impact later on. a wet start in the north—west scotland, western northern ireland, but it moves back to the atlantic through the dates although staying wet in the hebrides. most other parts, another day of sunny spells but through the afternoon as the low—pressure develops in iberia, we could see one oi’ develops in iberia, we could see one or two isolated showers or t

because it i was brought up in suffolk. some final finishing i was brought up in suffolk. expected to enjoy the very best of what the gardening world has to offer. yeah. get yourself there on saturday. they start handing the flowers away. does your garden look like that? sometimes i send my wife there to pick up the cheap plants on a saturday and my garden does look that. i just shove them a saturday and my garden does look that. ijust shove them in and claim all the credit. every year the students at yale have a graduation events at which they are encouraged to wear silly hats. and this year their key note speaker, was one hillary clinton who brought her own hat. take a look. isigh i sigh looking out at you —— see looking out at you, that you're following the tradition of over the top hats. so i brought a hat too! a russian hat! but i mean if you can't beat 'em, join 'em! she went to say that she wasn't over the loss in the election. i think give it up actually. i think give it up. you lost, move on. move on. do what the obamas are doing. did you see what they're doing. t

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it contains amongst other things 500 free eggs from suffolk.e ebola virus in the democratic republic of congo should be treated as an international threat. 25 deaths are being investigated, and more than 40 people have shown symptoms of infection. the virus has now been found in a busy port city. figures obtained by the bbc suggest that large numbers of people who challenged a decision to remove their main disability benefit were successful last year. in the south—east of england, london and wales, around three—quarters of those who contested a decision about their personal independence payment — or pip — won their appeals. the charity, scope uk, claims the figures show "fundamental flaws" in assessments for pips aren‘t being addressed. president trump has tried to rescue his summit with kimjong—un by promising the north korean leader he would remain in power if he gives up his nuclear weapons. the north threatened to pull out of talks after comments by the us national security advisor, who said that libya could serve as a model for how to denu

of course long island, suffolk and nassau counties have seen a plague of ms-13 violence in recent years, including the brutal killings of two young girls in september of 2016 and the machete murders of four young boys in april 2017. here is the suffolk district attorney reminding tucker carlson about the ms-13 mind-set. >> without getting into name-calling, let me be very clear about something, this was one of the most violent gangs that we have in the world. it's a transnational criminal organization whose motto is rap rape, kill and control. >> the name-calling the idea was diplomatic with trying to avoid is now being embraced by the white house despite president trump being criticized for calling ms-13 members animals, the white house sent out an email with the subject line that reads "what you need to know about the violent animals of ms-13." sarah sanders followed that up by saying if the media and liberals want to defend ms-13 they are more than welcome to. the president then followed that up by saying this. watch. >> so when the ms-13 comes in, when the other gang members come in

the cloud may threaten the odd shower in norfolk and suffolk. 0ut odd shower in norfolk and suffolk.d the far west of scotland, always a bit more cloud but still with some sunny spells. the lighter whether sun is the strongest, we could see temperatures of 18, 19 or maybe 20 degrees through the afternoon. into the night, clear skies for many inland but around the coast it is going to turn fairly misty and cloud will gradually increase across northern ireland and the far west of scotland. could be some rain into the hebrides into the hebrides by the hebrides into the hebrides by the morning. maybe not as low as last night down to single figures for the most part. a dry day across much of england and wales. around the coast to begin with, so mist and low cloud. that will gradually break up. good long sunny spells developing, particular the england and wales. scotland's outbreaks of rainfor and wales. scotland's outbreaks of rain for some, and wales. scotland's outbreaks of rainforsome, especially and wales. scotland's outbreaks of rain for some, especially across the north of scotland

is leading to glorious scenes taken by our weather watchers, such as this one from felixstowe in suffolke skies and that's the way it looks for many of us. not everywhere through the next couple of days. high—pressure keeping things largely dry with spells of sunshine and quite a bit warmer than it has been. we have a troublemaker, this frontal system moving into the north west of scotland that will bring some cloud, rain and windy conditions at times to north—west scotland, elsewhere high—pressure dominates. will also have some low cloud, mist and fog in the irish sea sad times that will come onshore to western parts of wales, the isle of man as well, sunny spells for the rest of the country, lifting temperatures nicely, around 18—23d in most places, cooler and breezy in the north—west of scotland but the western isles and northern isles with pizzelli rain that will continue this evening. a fine evening and remaining dry overnight too. we have clear skies so overnight too. we have clear skies so temperatures will fall quite low in one or two spots, four degrees in norwich first thing, a

the 17—year—old was discovered with critical injuries on warren street in suffolk yesterday evening.ople in the area at a time of the shooting to contact them. shirley gallagher reports. 17—year—old raheem ainsworth barton, forming performing in a rap video. his family says he was with his friends play football in the sun when he was shot dead minutes from his home. people living here say that there was a chase around the suburban streets involving a call —— car and moped in the minutes before the shots were fired. one woman nearly a fellow —— avoided being shot, the bullet went through her window instead. this woman lives next—door. we just instead. this woman lives next—door. wejust came instead. this woman lives next—door. we just came out of our house, our houseis we just came out of our house, our house is a crime scene. the window is boarded up there, is that where the gunshot when in? you can see the whole. even though she is now grieving, his mother wanted to make a plea for the violence to stop. let my son be an example to everyone. just let it stop. a family and community i

beautiful skies for this weather watcher in suffolk. sunshine is hazy in west yorkshire.ards just and by day and night, those temperatures nudging upwardsjust a little bit. the satellite picture shows a lot of sunshine with some extra cloud trying to push on towards noeckler scotland and northern ireland, but foremost we ta ke northern ireland, but foremost we take clear spells into the night. there could be the odd missed a patch around and towards the south—east it will turn quite chilly. you can see the pale green colours on the chart and sunspots in east anglia might get down to 2 degrees. not as cold further west. in birmingham, holding up at 10 degrees. tomorrow, where ever you are starting your day, it will be dry and fine with high pressure in charge. if you were picking a day for the royal wedding, you would pick this one. potentially a chilly start in windsor be plenty of sunshine through the afternoon and temperatures getting up to 21 degrees. if football is more your thing, cup finals north and south of the border. spells of sunshine and temperatures around 21

. —— suffolk attack.ed in liverpool city centre this morning police and paramedics were called to hanover street in the city centre at four o'clock after receiving reports of man with stab wounds. he was taken to hospital, but later died from his injuries. police are appealing for information. for the first time in nine years, lebanese voters are choosing a new parliament. sunday's election is being held under a new voting system aimed at moving the country to a more proportionally representative government. the country is beset by sectarian and political divisions, and overshadowed by the conflict in syria which has led to a mass influx of refugees. joining me now live from beirut is the bbc‘s carine torbey. a difficult time for the government. how likely is it that the current administration will in some form or another be re—elected given the complications? very likely. despite the fact they have introduced a new voting law, introducing the concept of proportional representation in lebanon and, very fe

leading to glorious scenes out there taken by our weather watchers, such as this one from felixstowe in suffolk crystal clear blue skies. and that's the way it looks for many of us, not everywhere, for the next couple of days. high—pressure keeping things largely dry, with spells of sunshine and certainly quite a bit warmer than it has been. we have got a bit of a troublemaker, this frontal system that is moving into the north west of scotland. that will bring some cloud, some rain and windy conditions at times to north—west scotland. elsewhere, it is high pressure that is dominating. we've also got some low cloud, mist and fog in the irish sea. at times, that will lap onshore, to western parts of wales, the isle of man, for instance, as well. sunny spells for the rest of the country, lifting temperatures nicely. around 18 to 23 degrees for most places. cooler and breezier across the far north—west scotland. for the western isles and the northern isles in particular, some drizzly rain will continue this evening and tonight. a fine evening and remaining dry overnight as well. we've got clear spe

years the suffolk county district attorney reminding tucker carlson about the ms 13 mindset. >> without getting into name-calling let me be clear about something. this is one of the most violent gangs in the world, transnational committal organization whose motto is rape, kill and control. >> the name-calling he was trying to avoid is being embraced by the white house. despite donald trump being criticized for calling ms 13 members animals the white house sent out an email with the subject line that reads, quote, to know about the violent animals in ms 13. sarah sanders followed that up by saying if the media and liberals want to defend ms 13 they are more than welcome but the president followed that up by saying guess what? >> when gang members come into a contract for to them as animals and guess what, i always will. >> and ms 13 member note within the gaining as animal as sentenced to 40 years in prison for killing a 15-year-old boy in 2015. 23-year-old joe martinez was secretly recorded by a cooperating witness where he admitted his role in the killing. speak at the march for life r

then there is this heart breaking account from the parents of teenaged girls killed by ms-13 in suffolk county, new york. >> there's not a day, a second, that i don't think about my daughter. and they just don't understand the pain. of a parent losing their child to this gang violence. our kids should be burying us, not the parents burying their kids. their lives are ahead of them. >> laura: that is one of the toughest interviews i have ever done in the history of this show, by the way. the pain on a mother's face. and the suspect in that case were seen laughing in court during a pre-trial hearing. unbelievable. no wonder sarah sanders responded this way to the animal fr fracas at the briefing. >> i think that the president should continue to use his platform in everything he can do under the law to stop these types of horrible, horrible, disgusting people. >> laura: good for her. but i would say we are insulting animals because they don't behave this way or kill for fun, thank you very much. but the last word on this goes to the president. who cleared up any confusion for all those com

. >> the problem has been in nassau county but it was also a problem in suffolk county where they tookisplaced it into nassau, chase out the gang members out of neighborhoods, they have to go somewhere and a couple weeks back you have a situation where they put out a hit on a police officer. they have been emboldened. jillian: what are they doing? what is so terrible about them for people who don't know? >> what are they not doing? any form of crime, human trafficking, drug trafficking, robbery, larceny, burglaries, the deaths, mutilations, terrible gang could. rob: 40% of homicides in nassau county are suspected to be done by ms 13, let's paint a better picture how violent this is, they are known for carrying machetes, they come into this country, oftentimes unaccompanied, vulnerable, here are details of the case i covered a couple years ago. a 15, and 16-year-old girl, they were hacked to death presumably with a machete by gang members after getting into a fight with a gang member. you have four teenagers in central iceland killed for disrespecting the gang. they were finding bodies

i live in suffolk county. i know they're out there.know the problem. >> the president has said he's not talking about all immigrants. >> he didn't s it en he was speaking about animals. >> one day what your ancestors were called and how they were treated when they came to this country. >> including my father. >> when they used to call irish and italians to the united states dogs. unless you are telling me you come from the cherokee nation, i think you should be offended by the demonization of immigrants. because if you think that it just applies to undocumented immigrants and ms-13, you haven't seen the video of two people in midtown manhattan being berated by a racist because he thinks it is not their country, hnot his. new york state bar attorney aaron schlossberg. >> thank you. these debates matter. alisyn? >>> the source leaked information about michael cohe cohen's financial records. now the source is speaking to ronan farrow. he will join us to tell us the motivation behind these leaks. yet another bombshell next. subaru outback

this is a public safety threat. 40% of the murders in suffolk county in new york between january 2016and july of 2017 were from ms-13 gang members. it's very real violence in communities. >> harris: yeah, to hear you spell it out so simply in those numbers -- and we know new york is a huge metro area. so murder is not something we are unfamiliar with unfortunately. so to have such a chunk of it come percentage wise from people who are here illegally that speaks to the issue of why nothing has been done yet on capitol hill. what does it take to move that juggernaut in congress? >> well, look, this is infuriating and i'm as frustrated as the president is. this should not be a partisan issue as we have communities where people are being killed and dismembered by these awful, violent animals and these gangs. i held a hearing on this yesterday, on the loopholes that ms-13 is taking advantage of. of the 214 ms-13 gang members arrested in an operation last year, 30% came through as part of the unaccompanyed children loophole where we can't send them back to their country. so ms-13 leadership

develop meaning competitions come down to who is best the pool is in the is the brainchild of champion suffolk kelly slater and is constructed nearly two hundred kilometers from the nearest beach while i'm joined now from leeds more in california by the man behind the artificial wafl eleven time wealth of champion kelly slater kelly thank you so much for being on the show how the wife who actually was. i great to talk to you guys who works with a great generator for oil based on the very cold water which is a swell of. why that's well. somewhat on solitary. or. breezy. and sounds absolutely incredible we can try to there as well was all of interest have you had from countries all around the wealth that a landlord told don't have natural. it's pretty unbelievable as you said one hundred ten miles from all. the people in this area almost none of them serve more apps or or little they love it here or there. but. around the world the credible. threat is trying. to get in one. meeting is still. everybody behind you getting very excited as well come the way it's be changed to different heights as we

injuries after he was hurt while trying to stop and question three motorcyclists in aldeburgh in suffolknt which took place yesterday afternoon. starbucks will be closing all 8,000 of its coffee shops across the us this afternoon, to teach staff how to avoid discriminating against customers. the training follows the wrongful arrest of two black men in a branch in philadelphia last month. rajini vaidya nathan reports. handcuffed and led away by officers after the white manager of this starbucks called the police just minutes after they'd arrived. i have two gentleman in my cafe that are refusing to make a purchase or leave. entrepreneurs rashon nelson and donte robinson were simply waiting for a business associate to turn up for a meeting. what did they do? someone tell me what they did. they didn't do anything. don't accept the lies! starbucks was accused of discrimination. its ceo apologised, promising to take action. we are closing all 8000—plus us compa ny—operated stores in the united states for a mandatory training around unconscious bias. we're going to have a little bit of convers

all to artificial waves at the founders cup the artificial wave pool is the brainchild of champion suffolk county slater and it's taken ten years to develop surfers compete on identical sized waves meaning competitions come down purely to technique a combined world team won the inaugural title ahead of brazil slater's team usa had to settle for third behind them but he told our jews there are a number of countries are now interested in using that technology. at the base of the very inefficient. water pushing the swallow of all the why you know that well it's a solid on solitary. or underneath. it's everybody at it crazy. race. beginners never in all the top surface in the world but the marching course everyone is doing. it's really fun to make it bigger smaller faster slower. all right that is all the sport for me for now but some are saying thank you very much indeed jay well that's all from this al jazeera news hour but don't go anywhere because lower it will be in this chair in just a moment of the more of the day's news. getting to the heart of the matter if will stuff i can gee that s

then in the afternoon just exiting that norfolk and suffolk coast.out 10—13, and tomorrow evening dries out, should bea tomorrow evening dries out, should be a fine end to the day for most of us on be a fine end to the day for most of us on wednesday. that's the middle pa rt us on wednesday. that's the middle part of the week. how about the second half? things on the up, changing. jet streams to the north of us and warm air to the south and looking like the for murray is heading our way and that bodes very well at this stage for the bank holiday weekend, the run—up to the bank holiday weekend. things will start to warm up, not necessarily sunny, a filament of close around, thatis sunny, a filament of close around, that is all in the north—west, but you can see the temperature starting to pick up. this is friday again, a few spots of drizzle but clouds breaking up through the course of the day and i think on friday overall the weather is not looking bad at all particularly if you live in the east. the temperature will be rising bond in london we might

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brian: got them in suffolk county. got them in nassau county.aced in temporary homes, sponsor homes in works class areas. steve: as minors. brian: with people they don't even know. they went and feasted on the working class communities. it looks like there is about 10,000 in the country. about 250 in the area the president is going to. here is what patrick ryder says as he prepares to host the president's roundtable. he is the nassau county police commissioner. >> we need help. when we have 40% of our homicides and had record low homicides last year, 40% are ms-13 related, out of the six they committed, four were bucherred with machetes buried into shallow graves that the families can't not only identify but can't find. we need that support from the president. we have him watching our back now. he is supporting our enforcement efforts. we could use funding from d.c. steve: that kind of description with the butchery that led to president of the united states a couple days ago after a sheriff from southern california asked him a question about ms-

he's the suffolk county executive where the president will be this afternoon. 13 gang members as animals. would you call them animals? >> if you can say adolf hitler was an animal, charles manson, jeffrey dahmer, these thugs are animal but they will at least kill for food. these guys kill for fun and power and is just disgraceful how the media has purposely distorted his comments to make it sound as though it was all immigrants. it's a shame because it's distracting from the real success that president trump and jeff sessions have brought to long island in ridding ms 13 from our schools and neighborhood. we had 24 killings on long island because of ms 13. trump came in and said he was gonna do something about it, infiltrated the areas with surveillance and intelligence and it's down to practically zero. you have to give credit where credit is due. >> i understand that the ms 13 gang members i have been deported have been deported when it runs into the thousands. last year, double the number of deportees compared to the previous year. that's accurate? >> there's

. >> 500 eggs, fresh eggs from suffolk in there. and it is a lemon elder flour. >> elder flour.e from new zealand. similar cuisine, pretty much, right? >> yeah, we were are commonwealth country and we do the commonwealth games and we're enmeshed in that. the queen is still the head of state. neil: is she really? in a symbolic kind of a way. neil: if you get unruly. >> she could hit us with the stick on side eye, no, kiwi, none for you. neil: it's got people in a good mood, but, man, this is a long day for the couple. >> it definitely will be a long day. i've been watching since i got up, you know, i was really interested in how each culture celebrates joy, you know, how the u.s. celebrates joy, how the brits celebrate joy. the brits are about detail, and it's in the detail of what they deliver and shows how much they care to the flowers to the symbolism on her gown, her tiara, to prince harry saying you look amazing, and then the brits going wild when she approached the altar. we're wondering what he said to her and she hit the altar and he said, you look amazing. neil: a lip-re

we spoke to the suffolk county sheriff.ty hasn't seen an ms-13 murder in 13 months but he said more money is needed. >> if i can get funding for my gang resistance education and training so that we can continue to go into the middle schools where we're thwarting gang recruitment and also gang awareness to these middle school students. >> he also says better technology and analytics is needed to gather intelligence on this gang. >> bill: just yesterday an ms-13 gang member in massachusetts was sentenced to prison, brian. >> yeah, 23-year-old martinez, nicknamed animal sentenced to 40 years in prison for stabbing and killing a 15-year-old boy in 2015. he did it in order to get initiated into the gang. expect the president today to continue to use the term animals in describing ms-13 gang members despite recent objections and criticism that from activists and democrats who say using that term is racist and dehumanizes all immigrants. >> bill: that begins in two hours. >> sandra: top republican lawmakers saying it's time to tak

that's reeked havoc, the white house put outnumbers that says 40% of all of the murders committed in suffolkhe beginning of 2016 to the middle of last year were tied to ms-13 a number of heinous crimes here tied to the gangs so that's all discussed within the round table members within the hour. outside of the event the president was met, or there was a small gathering that just wrap ped up of a group of protesters, we shot some video of these pro-immigrant groups from here on long island and for the most part had a chance to speak with the leaders for the last hour and their main beef with the president's immigration policy, one after the other, was telling me is the language that the president is used at approaching this issue, you might remember the controversy last week where the president says some of his comments were taken out of context where he says he was referring to gang members as animals and has since repeated that statement many times so some of these protester s, immigrant rights advocates have says the president may have been painting the immigrant community with too broad o

cloud around coastal areas particularly around coastal norfolk and suffolk, some mist a will burn backhickening cloud with northern ireland and scotland, bringing outbreaks of rain moving south eastwards. temperatures 16 to 20 degrees, but for england and wales, it will be warmer than yesterday. temperatures higher, except in that coast with the mist continues. this area of cloud and rain will continue to move south and eastwood. it means that when state will be a cloudy start for england and wales. by the afternoon, sunnier spells developing. sunshine for northern ireland and scotland right the way through on wednesday, a cooler day compared to today. loyal fa n this is bbc news, our latest headlines: palestinians begin to bury the dead after violent clashes in gaza yesterday. israel's military is bracing for further confrontations today, the 70th anniversary of the creation of israel. meghan markle's half—sister claims the media has taken advantage of their father who posed for paid paparazzi photographs. it's unclear now whether he'll attend the royal wedding on saturday. privacy ca

it contains amongst other things 500 free eggs from suffolk.f butter and flour. baker claire ptak has been working on the cake in the buckingham palace kitchens with her team of six for the past five days. she is californian and has been chosen by meghan markle to make the cake. she has revealed the layered lemon and elderflower cake — in three parts of varying sizes — will be presented in a nontraditional way. i'm not entirely sure what that means but we'll find out tomorrow! and will be decorated with some of the couple's favourite flowers. i'm watching at that trying to get some tips but on show will be lovely. with me now is royal butler and etiquette expert grant harrold. he worked for the royal household, particularly prince charles for many yea rs. particularly prince charles for many years. he is now deeply involved in the world of etiquette. we want to talk about that, but actually you have tasted at least the last two royal wedding cakes. this one sounds a bit different. it does because it's obviously fruitcake traditionally and i mac

are an oracle to the democratic party i want to ask you about a poll that came out two days ago, suffolk new hampshire looking forward to a presidential primary among democrats, elizabeth warren, joe biden and bernie sanders. i know you don't put a lot of stock in a poll at this point, but a lot of democrats are talking and have been talking about who are we going to put up to defeat donald trump? this is really a story about donald trump. when you look at the numbers, look at the snapshot. other people will come along. what do you see about the party? >> the party is at an inflection point. what is happening is people want the strongest person that can stand-up and punch donald trump in the face. right now, the polls reflect people who are yelling the loudest. 20 people want to run for president of the united states. remember, eight years ago, barack obama trailed hillary clinton at this date by 41 points in iowa, ended up winning iowa and becoming the president. you know how i feel about polls. especially now, what you are seeing is anger. eventually, you are going to see politics in i

new york city, suffolk, westchester county, the number one terrorist target in the country by all accounts. police officers work full time on counterterrorism, and we have subwa subways, we have commuter lines, long island rail road and metro-north, thousands more. and yet, your grants are being cut, and to me, there may be some other alternative plans, but the fact is, these police departments and these fire departments and these emergency service units -- they're not disparaging any other part of the country. we have been attacked many times, twice just in the last six months, 20 attempted attacks against new york besides the two attacks on the world trade center. i would ask you to reconsider and look at how that money is being distributed and why we have cuts at time like this, when again, in many ways, the threats are more than they were before 9/11. there may be not the same magnitude as 9/11 as far as numbers and metastasizing of islamic terrorists as more threats today than there were then. that's my first question, an easy one. second is ms-13, who is to a large extent focused in

we are just in suffolk are talking about rabbit numbers, there has been a real decline of the last 20s had a big effect on the 50s. yes, myxomatosis will still be around and will be adding to that decline. we will chat to cement that was from sight. many people consider rabbits pests. they do a lot of damage, they can damage crops. what is your take on that with regards to the positive impact? rabbits have been here are a very long time. the romans brought them here. and they have been an integral part of the ecosystem since then, particularly if he land and grassland. they are grousing —— they are grazing and the only thing that keeps these habitats so only thing that keeps these habitats so special. what declines have you noticed? do you see far fewer? just a stone ‘s throw from here, we've seen a a stone ‘s throw from here, we've seen a 95% loss of rabbit numbers and two thirds of the heathland has been lost since the 1940s seek hugely concerning sir many species like woodlark and nightjar, a lot of pla nts like woodlark and nightjar, a lot of plants and insects have been lost beca

. >> 200 amalfi lemons. 500 organic eggs from suffolk. 200 kilograms of butter -- >> 20 kilograms. >>is might be the closest we get to being inside the windsor castle. it is the windsor castle pub. the party has moved inside. it is packed in here. [ cheers ] . >> reporter: i have a question -- has anybody had any sleep today? >> no! >> reporter: what i love, we're making friends from around the world. this is tracy. tell everybody where you're from. >> i'm from windsor. >> reporter: this is your neighborhood? >> this is our local pub, yes. >> reporter: what does it feel like to have folks from around the world here in your local pub? >> fantastic it. >> reporter: you don't mind us crashing your neighborhood? >> it's been fantastic. >> reporter: can i tell you something, when i introduced you to the "today" show winners, two had to run to the bathroom and missed the moment. this is sam and ryan. >> hey! >> reporter: what are you drinking? >> this is a windsor knot. harry and meghan's honored drink. >> reporter: there you go. you had the best pictures out of all the contestants. >> than

it contains amongst other things 500 free range eggs from suffolk.. of meghan's favourite flowers. flowers will be a key theme of tomorrow's event. tomorrow's event. fair, we understand, and we hope it is equally beautiful tomorrow. is equally beautiful tomorrow. a big day for the royal town of windsor. of berkshire, james puxley. you can't explain the role of lord lieutenant, you represent the queen? lieutenant, you represent the queen? she has a lord lieutenant in every area of the country. area of the country. invited to come and stand inside the castle walls for the ceremony? castle walls for the ceremony? plus guests, so ten people from berkshire. how did you go about choosing? what were the parameters? pleased to share the day with —— certain emphasis on youth. certain emphasis on youth. what does it mean to windsor? it mean to windsor? few of these but this feels really huge. everybody is very exciting. few of these but this feels really huge. huge. everybody is very excitingm means a huge amount. means a huge amount. major tourist attraction

in an interview with the bbc, mr palmer's parents say the norfolk and suffolk health trust ignored theirust says an internal review into the case is under way. he said he is going to kill somebody and said how he is going to kill somebody. and he said it is inevitable, it will happen. and it did. you know? he said it himself. maybe we should have done more but the amounts of times that we were treated like we were interfering in that we did not know what we were talking about... umm... theyjust, you know, what do i know? talktalk has been named as the uk's worst broadband provider for customer service for the second year running, scoring poorly for reliability and handling complaints. in a report released by regulator 0fcom, the company's customers were the least likely to recommend their provider to friends. a talktalk spokesman said that while the results were disappointing, the company was rolling out major service improvements. bath oils used to help treat eczema in children offer no meaningful benefit, a trial has found. a study published in the british medicaljournal, says the twen