they are throwing out the sweeties to potential labour vote rs out the sweeties to potential labour voters they will have this great meritocracy, but there are some families who will miss out, there are still a lot of people who are just about managing who rely on getting a house of the parents. when this is passed on, he rely on it. that is a generational issue. but quite a few people are not rubbing their hands with glee, waiting for people to die, but the own way they can get onto the property ladder is this house is. i think the fact that she launched the manifesto in halifax on the up. it is is it writing labour heartland in the north of yorkshire although the conservatives are not starting at the heel of labour, the majority there is only 128. and theresa may has been going around marginals, seats that are in very traditional labour areas. chris grayling was in bolsover, dennis skinner's seat. the fa ct bolsover, dennis skinner's seat. the fact that conservatives are even considering doing well in these places says a huge amount. the ft referencing labour voters. and the fa ct refere

don't confuse it, this is not a sweetie for scotland. they want people to vote for her.t isn't extra money for scots and not extra cash for english pensioners. what did you make of... we saw ruth davidson and theresa may today, and both being asked about this, one of the suggestions about why the differences, it is mighty cold in scotland. welcome it is. if you live in cumbria, newcastle, they might have something to say. that is the decision theresa may has made. i suppose you can always move north of the border. chuckles nice advert for moving to scotland. the son have gone with a pun making headline, divide and fuel. tories feel the heat of hypocritical policy. is that fair in the light of what lindsey has been saying?m might not be. but it goes the perception that many english voters have that scotland gets a better deal, that public spending is higher north of the border. this is something paul nuttall of ukip has tried to play on. let's get english people the same deal scottish people have. all sorts of reasons why public spending is different. this kind of thing d

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yeah, i miss you, too, sweetie. listen, i got to go, but i'll see you tonight? okay. bye-bye. bye-bye. no, you hang up first. hello? dude, i'm glad you finally got a girlfriend, but do you have to do all that lovey-dovey stuff in front of those of us who don't? actually, he might have to. there's an economic concept known as a positional good in which an object is only valued by the possessor because it's not possessed by others. the term was coined in 1976 by economist fred hirsch to replace the more colloquial, but less precise "neener-neener." that's not true. my happiness is not dependent on my best friend being miserable and alone. thank you. although i'd be lying if i said it wasn't a little bit of a perk. who's miserable and alone? me. oh. i used to be like that. then i got a girlfriend. in pre-1976 terms, neener-neener. hey, what are you and bernadette doing

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best day ever love you, dad i love you too, sweetie >>> good morning temperature from left to right,jessica, natasha, reggie and alexis. did i get it right? >> very impressive. >> you have been bringing gorgeous weather, and we thank you, mike nicco. >> anybody get sun burnt over the weekend? >> no. we listen to you. >> being outside will be a little taxing, especially if you are not used to it. it's clear out there on live doppler 7. here's a look -- that's interesting. that's the golden gate bridge. your day planner showing that temperatures will reach upper 60s to the coast and upper 80s at 4:00, and some of us are going to hit 90, and not only today but more on wednesday. >>> i have a look at golden gate as well, mike, and we have reports of a fatal collision and it's right around 101 and octavia, and i am working on the details and will have an update on that coming up in a few minutes. also a busy night overnight, and we had a fatal collision. this was in san leandro, and just before marina boulevard. all the residual delays out of there and that's great news for the morning co

[blowing] [upbeat news broadcast music] - i'm sorry, sweetie. i know that story was important to you. i just get so overwhelmed sometimes. - i know, mom, i've seen you try to step onto an escalator. - being an intern is harder than i thought it would be. i mean, look at my to-do list: "print script from enps," "load rundown into prompter," "answer phones"? it's all nonsense words! - well, hey, you're catching up on 30 years of being out of the workplace. i mean, the last time you were in an office it was okay to slap a secretary on the butt, which i need you to stop doing, by the way. - ah, she loves it. oh, katie, i'm good at all the mom parts of the job: getting lunches and celebrating birthdays. it's all the other parts that i keep screwing up. it's a teleprompter, and the video file system, and then the doo-dads, and the chunka chunka-- i'm not good at machines. - how? you're a facebook savant. you're catfishing like 80 people right now. - yeah, well, michael strahan's falling out of love with me. - okay. if you're gonna be an intern here, y

you are amazing, sweetie. that's why all those people called in about you. - wait, what people?he network wanted me. - oh, greg's boss told me. - oh, yeah? what's his name, mom? - john jacob jingleheimer schmidt...schmidt. - liar, liar, capris on fire! - okay, fine! i called the network. me and everyone in the viewing party. angie and barb and pat and that two-faced b-word, judy. she wants to be my friend now! - but why would the network listen to you? - well, you know what greg said. old complainers are "the breakdown's" key demographic. - hey, we are live in 90 seconds. - oh, my god, mom, you are unbelievable. - i know. - no, you know what? i'm not doing my report. i quit. - what? no. come here. you are not gonna quit! i will not let you! there'll be a hundred calls, a thousand calls. you don't know how many women i know with endless free time on their hands. how do you think curly sue won "the voice"? anyway, break a leg, pumpkin! [ominous music] get whatat olive garden.ss new early dinner duos for just $8.99. choose from over 50 delicious combinations. and all the sal

hey sweetie, how was your first week? long. it'll get better. i'm at the edward jones office, like sue suggested. thanks for doing this, dad. so i thought it might be time to talk about a financial strategy. you mean pay him back? knowing your future is about more than just you. so let's start talking about your long-term goals. multiplied by 14,000 financial advisors, it's a big deal. and it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. charles: breaking news right now, more details on president trump's decision to fire fbi director james comey. the recommendation coming from attorney general jeff sessions. joining me to discuss, louisiana's attorney general, jeff landry, josh blackman, tammy bruce, rich lowry, deroy murdock and jeff dewitt. let me go to you, attorney general, first, landry. because this letter, the -- particularly the letter from rod rosenstein, goes on to say that he was concerned about the letter that comey sent to congress on october 28th. and, again, it keeps suggesting that comey put himself above the office in some sort o

. >> i love you so much, sweetie. >> reporter: and her faith gives her strength. >> with god all thingsossible. i say that to him all the time. >> reporter: getting aaron hernandez convicted for her son's murder is possible but not guaranteed. there's no weapon, no motive, no eyewitness testimony. ursula ward enters court a bit worried. >> ladies and gentlemen, on june 16th of 2013 -- >> i have every confidence in the prosecutors, but without a murder weapon, i have a lot of concern about those things. then i found word that there is videos all over. >> reporter: ward is talking about the security cameras that seem to be nearly everywhere the night lloyd was killed. those videos combined with text messages left prosecutors show jurors what happened that night. five hours before lloyd's murder at a restaurant with his fiancee and friends. >> aaron, eddie. >> reporter: hernandez is texting his right-hand man ernest wallace who lives 100 miles away in connect. >> he says, hurry your ass up. >> reporter: at about the same time, he's texting lloyd to arrange a meeting. >> i'm coming to grab,

there we go, sweetie.d face charges for school dinners with parents of most infants asked to pay. it was his idea to give the youngest free meals. the lib dem policy meant lots of money on new kitchens. now the conservatives say most parents should pay with only the poorest families getting free school meals. it's estimated £650 million a year would be saved by ending free lunches for infants. that could go towards adding £4 billion cash in total for england schools. but that could still mean a 2—3% real terms cut per pupil by 2022. free lunches have been popular, with most parents and children happily gobbling them up. making more parents pay for school dinners is a decision driven by political necessity. there's been growing unease about the pressure on school budgets. many parents have been campaigning, galvanised by plans for a new funding formula to share out money differently. to sweeten the message, a different offer from the tories. instead of free lunches for the youngest, a promise of free breakf

sweetie reimbursement policies. the people who actually -- support that in concept. the way it was implemented was not the way to implement. here is the way to think about it. both of you have 1000 person hospital and the thousand admit hospital, no volume and that means we are struggling with fixed costs. the way it was implemented, medicare admission, if most of your admissions are medicare but only some of mine, i get help, you don't and we both might be in the same boat, we are thinking reset the metrics so it ties to total admission. we have ideas where the cutoff should occur. the other thing i would say on medicare defendant, they are aimed at the same objective, helping the hospital that is struggling with fixed costs. we are concerned about duplication, hospitals are pulling bulk and that is not an exact use of federal dollars and the hospital issue there is this notion. and the rural adjusters conscious of the fact to hospitals that are 10 miles away from each other, may be propping up two operations that might never be efficient and there needs to be conso

>> yes, sweetie? >> why is life so full of unfair pain and tragedy?fe is. that's the way life has always been and will always be. we have incredibly joyous times, and relaxing times, but we also have sad times and painful times. >> but it's not fair. >> i know, honey. so much things that happen in life aren't fair, so many things. >> reporter: the young man who ran the disney club is now a member of a much bigger club. the broken heart society. and it hurts. >> boy loses girl, boy gets girl back in the end. >> you'll find another girl. >> but i, i, i -- this is driving me crazy. why did this have to happen to make my life sad forever? >> reporter: in the film we see him putting pencil to paper. >> in the land of the lost. evil powers are to blow fog into people's head. make the world look like a weird place to them and make them look sad. >> reporter: once again, illustrations and animations help owen to navigate his way thru a rough reality. and today, the documentary team is following him as he's about to meet some of the legends whose famous charac

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yes, sweetie. >> greg: i'd politely been trying to interject. one of the key examples with flynn whether it was right or wrong, it was not a political move on his part it's called a human move. if you're a nonpolitical person, what do you rely on? loyalty. he thinks this guy flynn made some mistakes but he's a good guy. that's a human response, it might not be the right response, it's not the political response, but it's a guy who defaults on loyalty which is kind of a human quality. >> kimberly: i'm glad we waited for that point i appreciate it. president trump says he's close to picking the new fbi director will tell you who the frontrunner is, stay tuned, nex next. ♪ for 10 years my tempur-pedic has adapted to my weight and shape. so i sleep deeply and wake up ready to perform. now through june 11th, save $600 when you buy select tempur-pedic adjustable mattress sets. find your exclusive retailer at tempurpedic.com. >> kimberly: switch music today, nine days after he dismissed james comey as fbi director, president trump says his top choice t

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love you, too, sweetie. bye-bye. that was a decent little conversation. >> beauchamp can see the light at the end of his tunnel. >> it was all right. >> you all right? >> but john philbeck's tunnel is about to get darker. like beauchamp, philbeck is a cutter. >> what instrument did you use to create that cut? >> a razor blade. cutting it down this side here and that side there to the bone. i took the razor and bowled it and cut the whole middle out, all the way down to the bone. there was nothing but a big hole there. i ain't got no feeling here no more. >> only days away from being transferred from the residential treatment unit to a general population dorm, philbeck has run into a problem. >> apparently he had an incident on our rtu today, said someone walked into his cell and destroyed some of his property and became threatening. >> i went to him, i said, i'm coming to you before anything jumps off. >> i'm glad you did that. >> i wanted to come out and cut him. i was going to do that today but i didn't. i let it g

. >> obviously available for adoption, rescue lines, he is a sweetie pie, he has not stopped waggingince he been here. we will talk more about him in a second. first i want to let people know you have a medical center at the hr. i didn't know this until i walked in one day, explain what it is, it is low cast services. >> we believe anyone that has a pet needs access to the resources through the animal's lifetime. so the medical center offers spay, neuter and wellness services, including vaccine clinics on saturdays and sundays, but contact in addition, if your family makes under $55,000 a year, you receive a further discount on your office visits and services. >> that's awesome. so you have a vet center there at the shelter. like you said earlier, too, you don't have to have an adopting firm. >> people receive animals from any number of sources. it can be a friend, online, a breeder, whatever it is, everyone deserves access to the services necessary to care for that animal. we provide those to everyone, including members of the public as well. >> you guys have actual veterinarians? >

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yeah, cheers, sweeties, thanks a lot.nks. but with employers back the scheme? —— will employers back the scheme? in sport: hull city are relegated from the premier league, following defeat to crystal palace. and it was an emotional day at white hart lane, as tottenham say farewell to their home of more than 100 years. the skydiver who has been setting a new world record byjumping out of a plane at the age of 101. and matt has the weather. good morning, and the sky is not quite so blue. a soggy monday in store for many of you but a little bit of sunshine and warmth in the forecast. i will try and pick those bits out for you as well. see you in 15 minutes. good morning. first, our main story: there are concerns that the global cyber attack could cause more problems this morning. as people switch on their computers for the first time after the weekend. microsoft has described the attack, which began on friday, as a wake—up call, and criticised customers who didn‘t keep their systems up to date. let‘s take a look at where thi

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sweetie's official saying he cannot come back to sweden until the statute -- swedish official sayingautria: several blocks of, sidewalks are cordoned off in times square. police putting up concrete barriers overnight after this. traffic did not start moving there until very early this morning. of course, this is all after a wrong way driver was caught on camera plowing to crowds of tourists. richard rojas was tackled by a restaurant manager. rojas is due in court on charges of attempted murder. breaking overnight out of washington state, three people, including a child, hospitalized after falling from affairs will. firefighters say they were all in the same cart that flipped over sending them through the air and falling 15 feet -- from a ferris wheel. larry: some storms later today possibly around the time we are trying to drive home. the evening rush. isolated storms. be weather alert for today. we are all about the summertime heat. muggy. 80 five by lunchtime and close to 90 for the afternoon and evening hours. our temperatures will start dumping down. a look at 8:00 to 11:00. if y

. >> i would like to say to my daughter, emily, i love you, sweetie, and i'm sorry. same to my family, too. i guess they'll never know how sorry i am. so anyhow, back to robbery and murder and mayhem. >>> coming up -- >> this is where the alleged attempted murder happened. >> jail officials investigate the attempted murder in intake. >> mr. james put the shoelaces around his neck and proceeds to try and strangle him with these shoelaces. >> and a father commits an unspeakable act. >> in fact, she'd been dead for a while. then after three days i put her in the ice chest and she stayed with me. ow if the customer app will be live monday. can we at least analyze customer traffic? can we push the offer online? brian, i just had a quick question. brian? brian... legacy technology can handcuff any company. but "yes" is here. you're saying the new app will go live monday?! yeah. with help from hpe, we can finally work the way we want to. with the right mix of hybrid it, everything computes. it's just a burst pipe, i co(laugh) it. no. with claim rateguard your rates won't go

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thanks for loading, sweetie. ...oh, burnt-on gravy? ...gotta rinse that. nope. no way. nada. really? dish issues? throw it all in. new cascade platinum powers through... even burnt-on gravy. nice. cascade. >>> coming from a different world and only being a politician for a short period of time, how am i doing, am i doing okay, i'm president. i'm president, can you believe it, right. >> can you believe it? joining me now is a breast cancer survivor and founder and dan savage nationally syndicated columnist. let me start with you because we've had you on before to talk about your own experience of obama care, cancer treatment, and i was thinking about you today about how you felt, processed, what happened today? >> devastating, chris. it's kind of like getting a cancer diagnosis. you know, one of the first things i thought was how people always talked about cancer like a battle. cancer was just a disease. it's just cellular biology. it was just some of my cells deciding they didn't want to behave any more and they wanted to create tumors and infest my lymphnodes and me tasty si