at the time, talbot was a teacher at a grammar school in greater manchester.ating trips in scotland. talbot, previouslyjailed forfive years for two other assaults, will be sentenced next month. the court of appeal has ruled that doctors can stop providing life—support treatment to a nine—month—old baby who has a rare genetic illness. charlie gard's parents raised more than £1 million to take him to america for experimental treatment. but thejudges agreed with great ormond street hospital, in london, that it was in charlie's best interests to give him only palliative care. conservative plans to give a free breakfast to every primary school child in england could cost three times more than the party is estimating. independent experts say the manifesto pledge of £60 million doesn't take into account all the different costs involved. back to our main story, and the manchester attack. the sudden wave of casualties rushed into eight hospitals on monday night across greater manchester put the health service under intense pressure, but off—duty medical staff rushed in

talbot was jailed for five years at manchester crown court, in 2015 for the indecent assault of two 11 — fell to below a quarter of a million last year. that was driven by an increase in eu citizen5 leaving the country. the office for national statistics said the change was driven by "a statistically 5ignifica nt" increase of 40,000 people leaving the country. there was a 36% increase in eu citizens leaving. here's our economic5 correspondent, andy verity. on these late5t number5, the rise in population due to immigration is still more than double what the government's target is, but they show it dropped substantially in 2016 compared to the year before. fewer people are coming to the uk and more are leaving. to arrive at the net immigration number, you take the number of immigrants arriving in the uk, 588,000, down more than 40,000, and take away the number of emigrants leaving, which was 339,000, which is up about 40,000. that leaves net immigration of 248,000, down by a quarter. we are determined to make sure we continue to overall reduce the net migration number but also to continu

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talbot was a teacher at a grammar school in the manchester area at the time and took boys away on campingr the indecent assault of two 14—year—old boys. he'll be sentenced next month. a man who planned to target a railway line using a home made bomb made from a pressure cooker and fairy lights has been convicted of preparing for acts of terrorism, at birmingham crown court. 29—year—old zahid hussain was arrested in august 2015, after becoming radicalised online. elizabeth glinka reports. and early morning commuter train on its way from birmingham to london in july 2015. the man in the herd is 29—year—old zahid hussain. thejury was told he made repeated visits to a section of the west coast main line as it passes through the alan rock area of damning. days later, he clambers into a nearby storm drain. prosecutors said this was research for a possible attack. this is the main high—speed rail line that links london to birmingham, and, as you can see, it is just metres from the street where hussein came often in the early hours of the morning. he was arrested after the people that live here r

second period ryan kesler can't get anything on it but ritchie under the arm of talbot and that's yourashville in the western conference final. >> interesting comments by draymond. interesting that there's prevailing sentiment nationally that highlight shows are dieing and people watch the controversy, back and forth, arguing shows, someone puts the hot take out there and draymond says something one side here one side there that's what tv has become. not saying it is right but that's just the environment what it is. >> i like highlights. >> yeah me too. >> coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00 phones and privacy. the bay area pos forced to give up his password at sfo. >>> join us for abc 7 news at 11:00 on channel 7. >> cuteness on full display at the zoo. >> must mom rose showed off her otter pups in time for mother's day. >> today they seemed more amused by their favorite blanket than visitors. >> they will find a leaf or blanket and play for hours on them and keep their attention on is that. i just think that's wonderful. >> look at that face. the oakland zoo as one of the best r

fred talbot can put it —— convicted of a string of historical sex offences against boys during tripsmigration to the uk was estimated to be 248,000 in 2016, a fall of 84,000 compared to 2015. the office for national statistics said the change was driven by both a rise in the number of people leaving the country, mainly european union citizens, and a fall in the number of people arriving in britain. this is good news and the figure has come down and we have to continue to reduce the overall net migration number but attract the brightest on the best and support our economy. we are still protecting university applications, business applications and over all, this is a good results. in a moment, we will have the news but first, the weather. it is looking hot and sunday —— sony over the next couple of days. this afternoon, it is hot and sunny across the board. we do have some low cloud around the irish sea coast which has mostly burnt away now. a little bit of fair weather cloud bubbling up for england and wales. a much hotter day to come across scotla nd much hotter day to come across sc

. >> reporter: university of san francisco law professor robert talbot counsels start-ups.says a company's logo is their trademark. and when doordash using another company's logo to lead consumers there is a partnership, it could be infringement. >> you are not allowed to suggest that you are affiliated or controlled or associated with that particular trademark. >> reporter: in fact, fast food giant in-n-out burger sued the company 18 months ago in federal court for trademark infringement saying doordash confused consumers in believing that they had authority to deliver its food. the case was settled out of court, so we don't know what happened. but we do know in-n-out is no long listed on the website. we asked doordash to talk, it said no. it did remove marin joe's and mulberry pizza from its website. barbara is pleased doordash is listening but still upset with them. >> they misrepresented themselves. i think that's fraudulent. >> doordash issued a statement to us. it didn't address the logo issue, but in part it said we're constantly working with businesses to ensure we'

c, ea talbot or d ryan mccarthy? >> i do not know that. >> a john smith. b howard heart.mber yard. >> i did get it right. >> there you go. >> you guys are great. >> i knew the lumber yard. >> we expected you well that's trivia for everybody at home about ellicott city. give you a second to brag on the community here you joined us last week we had a scare with the water main break and you were kind enough to join us on fox5. everything okay from that put last july 30th the focus was on. how are rebuilding efforts continuing, are we back? we're not back comp completely but myh we're farther than anyone would have thought we would have been ten months later. all about the people who live here, people who work here, it's the people of ellicott city the most resilient people i ever met. the most inspiring people i've ever met. they wouldn't let it knock them down. over 90% of the businesses have return. most of the residents are back. some decided to move on it's a place to come it's a lie it's better than ever and we're real excited and thank you for being here. >> this city

i understand they have a centre in wales, which is very near their port talbot installation, and somen pointing the finger of blame at mr cruz, but what about the man who brought him on? we haven't heard anything from willie walsh. he essentially got what he wanted, a low—cost premium quality brand. essentially got what he wanted, a low-cost premium quality brand. yes, you are quite right. it sounds as though willie walsh has washed his hands of british airways because they have appointed mr cruz chairman and chief executive, which is always questionable because it means whatever mr cruz says ghouls. he is the operational chief and also the head of the board. so there is no room for willie walsh to come in and rescue the situation. i do remember way back in the day if anything happened on the ba front, i would not only get the pr chiefs on the phone to me, there would be e—mail is an motorcycle messengers with additional bits of information. it would be information overload. it is gone the other way. this is terrible for british airways and a lot of people will be taking their busines

rain continued overnight but this morning we have had a lovely start with some blue skies in port talbotorms in the south—west area. further north and east, the rain continues to move in that direction and a chilly day on the east coast of england but sunshine elsewhere and it might feel quite pleasa nt elsewhere and it might feel quite pleasant between the showers. tonight the rain continues moving northwards into scotland but elsewhere clear skies into saturday morning so it could turn chilly in the countryside with temperatures around eight to 10 celsius. 0n saturday we continue with the theme of sunny spells and showers but like today, some showers could be heavy in parts of wales and southern england and wide showers in northern england, scotland and northern ireland and top temperatures tomorrow 13 to 18 degrees. hello, it is friday, it is 10am. our special report on the growing number of children in america undergoing electric shock treatment. the controversial therapy is being used to help children who are severely autistic and self—harm. is the treatment cruel and unnecessary? o

. >> i was reading this weekend, talbot had been a critic of just how fierce of a hawk dr. brzezinski had been about the soviet union. and he interviewed him after the soviet union said, that this guy had been right all along. you go back and see all the remarkable thinks he did, the opening of china this his farmhouse in mclean, virginia. >> the panama canal treaties. >> when you say the arab-israeli situation, i was explaining to mika's daughters this weekend, he prevented, with jimmy carter's framework, together they prevented a land war in the middle east for 30 years with that agreement. >> and they brought the basic peace agreement to that part of the world with camp david. take a step back. you think about it, in the 1970s, we had henry kissinger, brent scowcroft and sbiz brzezinski. the three national security advisers of american history, they stand out as extraordinary people of intellect and capacity. it's not surprising that they were so close and so linked. we as a country were truly fortunate at a pivotal time in history we had three such extraordinary men in

now, labour have managed to retain control of newport and port talbot.ld lose the majority but they have held on. and early results have shown that they have lost their first seat in swa nsea. have lost their first seat in swansea. we are still waiting for the declaration in cardiff. i spoke with voters earlier and they said that some of them are losing faith with the labour leadership. that some of them are losing faith with the labour leadershiplj that some of them are losing faith with the labour leadership. i have always voted conservative. especially now with theresa may. i think she is excellent. i voted for brexit. i have voted for labour and lam brexit. i have voted for labour and i am sticking with labour. i believe injeremy corbyn i am sticking with labour. i believe in jeremy corbyn and all of the welsh labour ministers, counsellors, they are doing a greatjob. welsh labour ministers, counsellors, they are doing a great job. the labour party is in disarray and they cannot organise themselves. you feel safer with a tory party and not with labour

never held and we havejust taken new ground in denbighshire on top of gains in bridgend, in port talbot other parties. if you want to comment on labour's woes, i suggest you speak to them. i certainly will, but given you don't have the overall picture, b give you the figures. so far in wales, labour have lost 75 councillors, the independents have gained 21, the tories have gained 50, plaid cymru have gained 14, the lib dems have lost nine, the greens have gained one. 15 games now, we have gained one. 15 games now, we have just put it in, to plaid have gained one. 15 games now, we havejust put it in, to plaid cymru, is that the level of performance you are satisfied with? well, we still have a lot of results to come through yet, we are in the middle of account here in the rhondda, some interesting looking piles of votes here, there are results expected in carmarthenshire and gwyneth, we are expecting some more surprises in areas that we have never held ground in before. so far things are looking good for plaid cymru, and it puts us ina good good for plaid cymru, and it puts us in a good