i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. does anyone claim time in opposition? mr. mchenry: madam chair, i claim time in opposition though i am not opposed. the chair: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. mchenry: this amendment would ensure at least one member of the consumer advisory board is an expert in consumer privacy. i think congress has a proper role they can exert in the makeup of boards, advisory boards, or makeup of commissions. and i think this is reasonable legislating around that. we constantly hear from both finanancial firms and their regulars that cyber security and insufficient data privacy standards are significant threats to o consumers and financial stability. moreover, as employees of the federal government, we know federal government data breaches federal employees. we have to do more to make sure we stop that and stop malicious state actors from these cyber attacks. billions of people were impacted by data preaches and cyber attacks in 2018 alone. the problem's on grow

if a nurse works 12 hours, the time-and-a-ha time-and-a-half -- time and a half is for how much in a day and there's eight hours of regular time and four hours of straight time overtime. because overtime is not necessarily more expensive departments can use it as one of their tools to manage the budget. instead of getting a payout of time and a half you get comp time it's about double the raft increase -- rate of increase of overtime hours. comp time can generate additional overtime. the example is somebody works an extra hour and instead of getting an hour and a half of wages they opt for an hour and a half of time it will be back filled by somebody else. so it turns into a two and a half hour wage cost because of comp time. i'll turning to comments about individual departments. mta had an increase of 10% of its hours in '17, '18 and cited shortage of operators and increased demand for special events and construction. mta uses scheduled overtime because of the time it take for a bus to do a complete circuit it doesn't fit into a standard eight-hour schedule and they use overtime to

the expectation is clear, this year for the first time england should win the first time england should the world cup. and basically that is whatjofra archer the world cup. and basically that is what jofra archer is the world cup. and basically that is whatjofra archer is there to do. this england squad is the best i've seen, the best opportunity in my time. iwas seen, the best opportunity in my time. i was a youngster in 19921 remember watching the final. there isa remember watching the final. there is a reverse swingers for that this england side have and the right to be favourites because they played really good cricket. they got to the semifinals two years ago in the champions trophy full stop they need to use that as a positive experience stopjust be smart. lloyds was manicured towards perfection today and it would seem empty without england. in the world cup final. come mid—july. one of the greats of formula one, the three—time world champion niki lauda has died at the age of 70. he was badly injured in 1976, suffering serious burns when his ferrari caught fire in a crash at the g

it has been cited here time and time again. my friends on the opposite side of the aisle have been everything -- done everything that they could do to dismantle the consumer financial protection bureau and, madam speaker, none of them are going to vote for this bill today. none of them will criticize the big banks on wall street and others who took advantage of our consumers. and with that, i will reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves the balance of her time. -- the chair: the gentlelady reserves the balance of her time. the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. mchenry: madam chair, i inquire from chairman waters if she's prepared to close. then i'll reserve. the chair: the gentlewoman from california. ms. waters: i will yield two minutes to the gentleman from texas, the chair of the subcommittee on oversight and investigations on the financial services committee, mr. green. the chair: the gentleman from texas is recognized. r. green: thank you very much, madam chair. and i

does any member claim time in opposition? >> i claim time in opposition. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: i do not oppose the bill. i would rather at this point yield to the gentlewoman from the virgin islands two minutes. the chair: the gentleman yields to the gentlewoman from the vir-in islands. the gentlewoman is recognized for five minutes. ms. plaskett: thank you, madam chairism join my colleagues today to speak out on the president's intent to withdraw from the paris climate agreement. by supporting h.r. 9 and specifically in support of congresswoman gonzalez-colon's amendment that is before the floor right now, the president sfwoneds withdraw from the climate agreement is perilous, misguided and ignores the increasingly stark reality of the impact of climate change in our nation as well as in the world. rising sea levels are already having devastating impacts on hundreds of vulnerable communities across the country and around the world. last week i visited charleston, south carolina, and listened to the mayor of c

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that's what we should spend our time on. reporter: [indiscernible] what's in the mueller report and the transcript, isn't it professional to try to figure out if there is something more there? mr. mccarthy: you know what, if you read the mueller report, there were two questions. really, just one asked. was there collusion? the answer was no. was there obstruction? the answer was no. nothing is going to change that outcome, so the country needs to move forward. i know from a political basis why some people want to continue to do this. but i think the american public wants more from us. that's why we should move forward. reporter: leader mccarthy, there is something from representative ocasio-cortez, she makes the case there was a bailout for the banks and tarp deal in 2008. do you think this goes too far [indiscernible] the consumer wouldn't be on the book more than 15%? mr. mccarthy: i have not read her legislation. i always believe in the free market. i look, personally, will compete especially when you look within the inte

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they genuinely like - - the time has only happened a few times last 34 million years as our time the previous hothouse lasted the entire time the dinosaurs were here so the last time we went we went from a nice house to a greenhouse 250 million years ago we are not practiced at this task so our challenge of creating our own climate how do you deal with this transition which is relatively rare in earth's history? this is where museums come into the mix it's a very powerful place with communication of science. the story of what has happened is to make it understandable to as many people as possible just down the street there is an amazing museum seeing 5 million visitors per year but what's really cool most of those are tourist who come from around the world every year it's a different 5 million people for social and formal science learning. when we opened the museum the building opened in 1910 they opened the exhibit about prehistoric life it was known as the hall of extinct monsters. that remained off - - open with moderate changes of adjustments until we closed in 2014 and ripped it

but uk cloud and rain at times. but gci’oss uk cloud and rain at times.ut across england and wales we see temperatures getting a boost in the sunshine and by the weekend in the south—east we could see temperatures of 27 celsius. for herfinal eu summit. responding to the results of the european elections, she says they were disappointing. what it shows is the importance of actually delivering on brexit. i think the best way to do that is with a deal, but it will be for my successor and for parliament to find a way forward. meanwhile, labour expels tony blair's former press adviser alastair campbell for admitting he voted lib dem in the european elections. also tonight... the family of the ringleader of the london bridge attack says they reported to him to the anti—terror hotline two years earlier. a mother appears in court charged with murdering her two teenage sons. on the streets — how the number of homeless people with a physical disability is increasing. and as the cricket world cup gets under way this week, could hosts england lift the trophy this tim

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we will start with the times ina well. we will start with the times in a second.at set of papers? i have had such fun reading these papers. anybody who thinks politics are boring would have their mind changed by these papers. they are pa cey, changed by these papers. they are pacey, it has all the intrigue of a drama, all this jockeying for position amongst these various people who want to be the next prime minister. the underlying hatred, obviously, in some of the relationships. it is very interesting. people allowing other people to talk for them. it's very interesting. i think i would say hurray for the papers. for people interested in politics, by then. you will love it. i find it really interesting as well. even though there is one story, the way it has been covered is been different. lots of whatsapp messages linking. everybody attacking each other. i worried that we would have a rerun of 2016, when it came to the selection. but it seems like a lot more people are getting involved. there is a lot of infighting. i think we are going to see a lot of intrigue i

it is a cool day for the time of year particularly down the time of year particularly down the north nd where we have clearer skies in parts of scotland and northern ireland we could have a touch of frost. tomorrow the rain progresses north again across northern england and get sent to northern ireland and much of scotland. behind it sunshine and showers and some of the showers could be thundery. a bit of cloud building and wintry showers on the hills but some kill with an onshore wind down the east coast. hello this is bbc news with joanna gosling. the headlines: congratulations from around the world for prince harry and meghan, as they announce the birth of a baby boy. as every father and parent would ever say, you know, your baby is absolutely amazing, but this little thing is... is absolutely to die for, so i'm just over the moon. there's excitement in windsor — as well as in meghan‘s home city of los angeles. cross—party talks to break the brexit deadlock are due to resume after both the conservatives and labour suffered disappointing results in last week's local elections. the

chane tori, 100 meter lifetime best time, was beaten 15,000 times by men and boys. in another carks, olympic world and u.s. champion al lection felix best was outperformed more than 15,000 times by males n case after case men identifying as women are out compete, running, and out cycling women. welcome to the brave new world of women's sports under h.r. 5. and the importance of title 9 is just not found on the field. as duke law professor coleman testified before the house judiciary committee, tens of thousands of girls and women are now eligible for college scholarships ensuring educational opportunities that for many wouldn't be realistic otherwise. unfortunately, h.r. 5 erases these educational opportunities further disenfranchising women. women only scholarships would be a thing of the past if this bill passes. mr. speaker, either we want a level playing field for american women or we don't. i want to he remind my colleagues that next week marks the centennial anniversary of this chamber's historic passage of the 19th amendment granting women the right to vote.

aged $2.00 to $4.00 can have passive screen time tapped out one hour a day passes screen time means for example watching a screen versus interacting with an app or playing a game bots are such limits and guidelines one size fits all as carl suggested just there in his comment to us it has opened up a big debate the royal college of pediatrics in the u.k. believes the evidence to screen harm is often overstated it has also said that connections between screen time and negative effects are mainly due to its impact on socializing exercise and sleep so to help us navigate all of this constricting information from its president is a co-investigator at the laureate institute for brain research also joining us via skype from philadelphia jordan shapiro he's author of the book the new childhood raising kids to thrive in the connected world and not to care about it is an adolescent psychiatrist assistant professor at the university of california san diego it's good to have your hair free body jordan and guess i'm just wondering the reason we're even debating this always scared of the screens

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to the time that person enters into that different level of care. what is that wait time? >> so that wait time is historically been tracked manually, because the transition to division is not in an electronic database in any structured, regular way. and we aren't linked to any of the other systems. like we're not in the clinical record, we're not in avatar. >> but it has been tracked? >> it's tracked. but we would have to do a manual calculation every single time. so what we do is we document the date that we receive a request for a placement authorization. >> and does that usually happen on the same day that it's needed? or determined that it's needed? >> it's variable i would say. >> how big is that variable -- that variable time period? >> it's not something that we've ever looked. we have to look at every single client record to see when a doctor or the treatment team recommended a lower level of care. and then track when they put it into the placement tracking report. and then -- >> can you give us -- like could that be a difference of a day or a month? what's the ran

for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. iranians have often turn to crap those in order to evade the stringent us economic sanctions but this week the escalating pressure campaign of the us against iran has prompted local big quine's the biggest peer to peer big point trading platform in the world to shut off service foreign based users' legitimate crypto use as a minor is in iran have been cut off from most international exchanges already last year as sanctions went into effect but local bit quiet one of the last 60. and as that held out until now this leaves many angry and frustrated as the government prohibitive approach is fundamentally contrary to bitcoins very decentralized inclusive polaski in its truest form they coin is a global network that knows no borders colors or ethnicities when an exchange like this local bitcoin bans iranian users is basically downgrading its applications to that of the currencies. as we see in iran and around the globe cryptocurrency has countless uses in the re

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and then i had a bit more money immediate no time anymore and i have the money but absolutely no time so it means i didn't see anything of the world if i see a city and i see the stadium and the hotel and the street. i drive the bus that's it so i miss the most precious yeah i'm pretty. of pretty of course famous rather than all phrase so i cannot go to a lot of places without signing thousand of autographs what makes this all pro or even. if it's a year. it's not so important what people think when you come in it's much more important what people think and when you leave don't worry he's not going anywhere yet but will leave you with some of our favorite memories from his long and successful career so far. thanks for watching and remember not to slack off in english class it's not of which ones are in germany i'm a good eight fifteen feet sometimes one comes. through the other. half. a small town in the india with a huge cultural magazine. my mother. somehow by my has managed time and again to track pioneers and trailblazers join us to discover the town's cultural grids and its conte

detectives still receive tips from the case are on the case from time to time. >>their only suspect however in the abduction was killed in a shootout with police. the big story that we're following this week the san francisco police commission now backing the police chief after the police union called for his resignation. this all comes in response to chief william scott's apology for a police raid on freelance journalist bryan carmody is home. this is video of that raid carmody was accused of obtaining an unauthorized release of a police report on former public defender dot she's death. in a statement, the police commission's president and vice president said in part quote chief scott did what is rare for police chiefs, he apologize to the citizens of san francisco. he did so completely and unequivocally that is the mark of a leader. and now the commission's president a vice president also present praise mayor london breach call for an independent investigation. and they say they'll easily with the results of that. investigation. in the east bay 2 people were h

measuring time is still inseparably time to exploring the heavens. really sounds thinkers had already set their sights on the stars many medieval time pieces were astronomical clocks. the exact measurement of time is a necessary requirement for studying the motion of the sun moon and planets. it was the start of an age in which scholars began to challenge the church's worldview saying that the sun didn't revolve around the earth and the earth was not the center of the universe. from book in poland in around fifteen forty. nicolaus copernicus was a cannon at the cathedral there as well as a high ranking government official. he was also a lawyer physician and mathematician as well as an economist who wrote a highly regarded work on the theory of money but his real passion was astronomy. his astronomical observations and calculations contradicted the generally accepted model originally posited by the ancient scholar claudius ptolemy namely that the earth was at the center of the solar system. this geocentric world view was essential teaching of the chur

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>> maya: it's my first time.s. >> marcus: we're breaking major rules here. >> maya: and you have all, like, the saints picture there, and we're drinking. >> marcus: there's a lot of jesus in the bars. >> anthony: that's the last thing i want to see in a bar. the disapproving gaze of a saint. >> anthony: in 1992, addis emerged from the stifling 17-year grip of a hard-line old-school maoist regime called the derg. since then, the town has been enjoying something of a musical renaissance. but the story of ethiopian music all the way back to the beginning has been about finding ways to skirt authority, to mock it, even. to say what you want to say one way or the other. ♪ the azmari are ethiopia's original freestyle rappers. they've been around for centuries, voicing criticism, dissatisfaction, dissent, even when others could not. >> anthony: so, how old? >> marcus: maya, how old is azmari, i would say, what, 2,000 years? >> maya: yeah, it's like the first music that we had, right? >> anthony: the trick is, they've al

and given the lack of parliamentary time is there going to be time for a second reading? cannotjust stop and not do anything, you have got to keep going. the difficulty at this end of the session is that there is not a great deal of time left to progress the bill. that does not mean that it is a pointless exercise because what i shall be seeking to do as a next step is to draft the bill, draft what the clauses should look like. i will be putting pressure on the government to allow me to have access to some of their parliamentary help, to draft legislation professionally. and even if i cannot get it through in this session, if we have a ready drafted bill and it is a consensus that this should happen it could either be picked up by the government in a later session or indeed i could give it to another member who might for instance have a private members bill which is another way that a private member can bring forward a bill. george eustice. time now for a quick look at what else has been happening around westminster. the government has come under pressure to ban the impor

take your time. take your time. i love these people. i love them. take your time. >> martha: charlie hurt standing by, the president talking about joe biden. he seems to be his biggest competition at this point and he is speaking to the home crowd, not too far from scranton, talking about the trade deals in the economy. as we said earlier, joe biden's main selling point is he's going to bring us back to normal and unify the country. >> he's going to make joe biden where those comments from foreign leaders who said that they want joe biden back. he's going to make him wear those comments for as long as joe biden is in the race. it's a smart strategy. the fact that president trump is an america first candidate and he is unabashedly so. >> martha: what to say to the story from politico about the 17 states' internal polling from the trump campaign, it shows joe biden is ahead in pennsylvania, ahead in michigan and ahead in wisconsin. >> i think it's early and i think those polls are sort of meeting was at this point. i think over the long run -- joe bid

give yourself extra time. it's going to be a slow ride in from the north bay. >> the man accused of intentionally running over eight people in a crosswalk in sunnyvale will face hate crime charges. 34-year-old isaiah peeples was back in court yesterday. he was already facing eight charges of attempted murder in connection with the disturbing incident last month. prosecutors say peeples targeted two indian american victims because he believed they were muslim. peeples' family says he served in the war in iraq. and is suffering from ptsd. state regulators are planning to lift. a plan to help out wheelchair users. state senator jerry hill is adding fees for wheelchair accessible for ride share platforms. they also plan to double the planned fee. some transit officials say it needs to be higher at 15 cents per ride. if passed, the fees go into effect july 1st. >>> a bay area teen is among eight students with victory in the national spelling bee. >> the contest was speeded to end at 2:00 in the afternoon. -- suppos

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we proved time and time again that's not the case. we do these all things all of the time. and i'm sick of hearing people tell everyone that we're better than this. the fact is our actions say we're not better than this. >> what kind of local reaction is this ban getting in alabama so far? what are people on the ground saying? >> i think you'll have two different factions. you'll have a vocal minority, a very small minority of people who are outraged by what has taken place here. you saw a lot of them outside the state house yesterday. and there will be some of those. but the majority of the state is right on board with this. the majority of the state ele elected these people based on, in part, their colleges to go to state government and overturn roe v. wade and protect the unborn. this is the reality of where we live. >> josh, thank you. kerry sanders, thank i want to bring in state senator linda madison. she's one of six state senators who voted against this plan. senator, just your reaction to the ban. what will it mean for the women of alabama? >> i'm appalled i think

that is at a time when rape prosecutions are ata is at a time when rape prosecutions are at a very low have a digital footprint of some kind. when you are ata footprint of some kind. when you are at a certain time assuring your mobile phone records, or your car... there is so much on people's phones today that it is a great source of evidence, and why should the police not use that is one question, but on the other side on sensitive issues such as rape investigations, to take all that information and hand it over, it could be seen as discrediting somebody. yes. it has been described as digital strip searching. if the perpetrator or the alleged perpetrator says this person has been said attacks, then they have the absolute right to go through that, —— has been sending me text messages. 0ther through that, —— has been sending me text messages. other than that, why would you need to go through a digital footprint? the sunday times's rich list... are you on it? we don't pay that much, before anyone starts to writing and complaint. queen are wealthier than the queen. we have a picture of th

his tactics certainly didn't one this time. we weren't bold enough and aggressive enough like we were against i mean we played away as a sergeant at home we want to make our fans happy this time we want to play patiently and control the game. it's still quite amazing but without a win in seven games dominated stick up. my one meal in the forty eight minutes by thanks to fate if these if it should be used to play. i. with three games left ahead of the relegation play off belief knows he needs a stable defense. i just punched a guy having a man advantage it was but i was on jury duty i had doubled the heads above. my stick that were cool ball watching and no one's ever have the west offense and believe the but especially first off we have to be very disappointing because we didn't really get into the game we didn't have enough good situations we didn't create any saying stick got needed to win to qualify for the relegation play off they needed to hossa the but instead they stumble through email thanks a solemn salute by the bye i

i claim time in opposition, and i'd like to reserve my time. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes and reserves. the gentlewoman from florida is recognized. ms. shalala: i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman yields. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. shimkus: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, obviously we rise in opposition to this. i stand -- i understand my colleague from florida has great expertise in this area and served in the previous administration, but when you have to subsidize a plan -- there's a couple problems. first of all, before obamacare came into being or the affordable care act -- i am not trying to be disrespectful -- you know, insurance was regulated by states. the new law yanked that away from states. to the point where they created a system of mandatory coverage that was unaffordable. so then part of the plan was, we need to subsidize these plans because actuarially they are not going to work without government intervention. now, the court case on this, we though

9 o'clock, toronto time there on the east coast time even though we the north and we cry on the special for the nba finals right here every time it's a game day our road to the championship airs today at 04:00pm. >>with live reports so check it out 7 oh 5 in new this morning, mount view police are looking for a man who tried to lure a teenage girl into his car, scary situation she just got off the bus was on her way just walking home when all of this happened for us christine potato joining us live from mount the with more on the story christina. >>and we're live at that same intersection what rhythm and slow down and try to get that girl into his car just when she was on her way home from school. i want to show you exactly where that happened here is a map of that so we're here at a major cross streets here in mountain view it's el camino ray allen america now mount view police officials say it happened just after 05:00pm on tuesday. when police arrived the 15 year-old girl who called police herself describe the story saying when she got off the bus stop that a man pulled up she didn't

we'll see you next time. [applause] >>an alarming trend is developing in san ramon for the 3rd time now in one week of violent graffiti threat is found on campus a california high school. good evening, everyone, i'm grant lotus and i think you will kiss this time there was a racial component to the graffiti. >>our first lead call reports more police officers are now monitoring the school. >>in the boys restroom in the fine arts building at california high school in san ramon, a threat found on a wall it reads tomorrow library will be shot up first then courtyard and then myself the note ends with a racial slur targeting african-americans it's irritating. i'm pretty used to it by now so it's it doesn't really matter students getting known to threats against their school. this is the 3rd time in a week that san ramon valley unified school district spokesperson elizabeth grass which says the threat has been made against cal high of 3 indicated tomorrow as a day. >>when something would happen despite the threat t

. >> i have no communications for you at this time. item six, his introduction of new ordinances. >> any board members that have newer unfinished business? we have a lot of unfinished business on the agenda so we will get right onto that. item seven, director's report. the floor is yours. >> nice to see you. >> nice to see you, as well. members of the board, public and staff, i have a couple quick things, and then we will have a monthly update on munimobile from our no longer acting transit director. a couple of things, and first, it is my sad responsibility to let you all know that we have had another two people who have lost their lives on our streets since we last met on saturday, may 11th, the 13th and 14 th traffic fatality. both lost their lives on our streets that night, and like every one of these, both tragic and preventable. the first one involved a pedestrian who was struck in the crosswalk while crossing, struck by a right turning vehicle. we do not have a lot more of the circumstances by the police department. the second f

we did have a weak time of about 30 minutes and now your drive time down to 22 minutes on the westbound a 92 direction making your way over to the i'll check the richmond center fell bridge and the golden gate coming up in just a bit daria thank you it's 9 o 2 and today, teachers are back on the picket lines instead of in the classrooms in union city because they tried but failed to reach a deal. >>over the weekend with the district. they say they are making progress though crawford's will tran is joining us now with more how close are they. >>the 2 sides are not really close their than they were last week when the district was offering one percent and the teachers are demanding a 10% pay raise. now it's a little bit closer the teachers are willing to accept 7% and the school district went up to 2% so 7 into obviously, not middle ground just yet but at least both sides are admitting that there's now a dialog and not a monologue but the bottom line is what you need to know the teachers once again back on the picket lines, not in the classrooms and that affects about 11,000 students in un

we had thunder and lightning at times today. this cell is producings rainfall at a rate of an inch an hour. towards napa we have a heavy rain. it's more widely scattered today than it was over the last couple of days. we're seeing the activity moving into sunnyvale half inch an hour n.the mountain, you know it, winter storm warning remains in effect through tomorrow. it's the kind of event if you get in there at the wrong time they'll issue a chain warning on 50 or 80, maybe for an hour or so. that is a possibility for tonight. the snow is above the lake level. really amazing rainfall totals for the last week and for the last 24 hours and more in the forecast. go figure. when i come back we'll look at it and take a look at what you'll see next week. >> the city of sunnyvale is offering up free sandbags to protect homes and businesses. 221 commercial street is where you can get them and there is a limit of ten bags per address. >> rain in the bay area means snow in the sierra. chain controls for highway 50 and i-80 have been lift

be sure to take extra time if you're heading in the westbound direction. eastbound direction, looks good. but according to this picture, awfully bright. and the san mateo bridge, you are down to one lane over the bridge. down to two lanes before you get there, basically from sausalito on, you're doing traffic control because of construction on the golden gate bridge. but then once you get halfway across the you are good to go. and drive times as well. that is good news. >>> i'm katie nielsen at the live news desk. you're looking at pictures from downtown budapest, where right now, rescue workers are still looking for those missing after a tour boat crash. that boat carrying a group of south korean tourists. it crashed on the danube river. 21 are still missing. the cause of the crash under investigation. but witnesses say it was pouring down rain at the time of the collision. so investigators are looking into the possibility that visibility was very poor at the time of that collision. >>> also this morning, an earthquake off the coast of el salvador. this h

and it's a long time.ree grandkids out there, and i'm a great-grandfather, i was told. and all this has happened while i've been in prison the last 20 years. the hardest part of it is being without my wife. it's like she's -- she's everything. she's the bubble i live in. >> i'm here to visit my husband robert teter. >> ava teter lives just a few miles from holman and visits regularly. >> thank you. >> you ready? >> yes. >> all right. come on. >> you visit every two weeks and you can stay from 8:00 until about 1:20. for a long time it was real stressful, but then you sort of get used to it. it sort of gets like a daily routine and everything. just like everyday life. >> love you. >> love you. >> you okay? >> yeah. >> my wife comes over to visit, i feel like i'm 25 again. three days later after she leaves i'm back to 70 again. you know? age catches up to you. she is everything. i mean, i don't know how to say it anymore than that. i'm just crazy about her. now that's the smile i was waiting on. >> i actually

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of course, ready for this very busy time. of course , a ready for this very busy time.the stadium and it's been good growing conditions and very much a challenging part of the year but it would be bored if it was not challenging. and enjoyable. drizzling now and have not looked at the forecast but this must help keep it like this and both teams will favour that. pretty watery. it was raining it will help us little bit but again we want to deliver a quick and fast playing surface for tomorrow. little bit of rain does not do us any harm. can you get involved in the occasion? does it feel different? it does feel different. we have the final on sunday and the trophy final in the iconic stadium and if anyone was to walk in and see the weekend we have coming up it would get anyone excited for football, it's a great message for everyone about how well they are doing with the champions league in such an amazing event here on the weekend. do you still feel, my word, it's a great place to work and this is the best stadium in the world ? and this is the best stadium in the world?

this past weekend actually mark the first time for some to cross the bridge. it is very cool. i've never done it before as far as like and we by 20 has a 22 hours actually get here so the site is finally crossed a it. >>back in the day workers spent just over 4 years building that 1.7 mile span. all right the warriors had their final full practice in oakland on monday before the start thursday crawford's kate rooney was there and has the update. >>it's been a week since the warriors clinched their 5th straight trip to the nba finals and now 3 days until game one tips into toronto for a team that's become almost a custom to playing this time of year that location is the big difference. this is the first time in this historic final streak that the wars are facing a team in the finals, not names the cleveland cavaliers. >>what's different on the other hand. now is the exception. this is more. you even the finals are into into the playoffs in the finals. you're not supposed to play the same team. was a special. they're a special rivalry and we're thrilled to be ba

we are going to time it out for you, timing out the rain and the wind coming up on futurecast. emily. >> thanks, mary. >>> give yourself extra time on the roadways because they are wet this morning. start out looking at our trouble spots. first off to the south bay where there is one lane blocked in the northbound direction, the commute direction on highway 17, right there at summit road. we know the fire department is on the scene. they are in fact blocking one lane and you can see the delays in both directions right there on 17. now off a little bit further north, northbound 280 at westboro, there is an accident versus metering lights. one car, everybody is okay. but they are in the process of trying to repair those metering lights, although most of it seems to be just on the on-ramp and not on the highway itself or the interstate itself, i should say. northbound 101 at sfo, all lanes are open there but they are in the process still of clearing that off of the shoulder, which means you're going to see some flashing lights there. just be prepared, try not to slow down and look

it has been negative for the first time in quite some time.to travel, potentially related to the brexit negotiations. weight and speaking of brexit, you say that is one of the factors in the increase in consumer confidence in the month of april? it's important to recognise that consumer confidence in household finances has been steady and strong. time but confidence in the uk economy has tended to be a little lower but in the last month we've seen a lower but in the last month we've seen a 7% increase. when you ask people how they are looking to spend over the coming months, the majority say there is little change but one in ten say they are looking to bring forward spending on big ticket items. it's good to speak to you this morning, thank you. in other business news we're following — uk house prices picked up in april following a fall in values the previous month, according to the country's biggest mortgage lender. the halifax, part of lloyds banking group, said property values rose by 1.1% in april compared with march when prices fell 1.25%