the tories backed every penny that tony blairand tories backed every penny that tony blair and gordon failed to save. villa but whether that spending come from? it came from taxing the city and a dynamic and growing economy which tony blair and growing economy which tony blair and gordon brown built and which you have spent your time criticising and calling neoliberalism and other words which mean nothing. what about the points raised with regard to iraq and the points raised about who tony blair has chosen to mix with?” agree. most people have a poor opinion of tony blair because of iraq. ithink opinion of tony blair because of iraq. i think that is unfair, because he took a reasonable decision which he thought was in the national interest on the basis of the information at the time, but i accept that iraq has gone so badly that people want someone to blame. they want one person, and because tony blair identified himself with that iraq decision so much, because that iraq decision so much, because thatis that iraq decision so much, because that is the sort of leader he was, it was act

>> well, i read tony's report now. you know, i'm familiar with tony and i love him. you know, with all due respect at 93, he did basically pronounce the stock dead by saying the best times were behind it. that was a lot of point points ago. like 40, but that's okay. why is that okay? because i think he answers this piece of research with it's fine to buy. that's better than i felt when it was at 93 when i think he answered the question negatively. i love him. >> i know you do. look, even tim cook on the earnings call is wondering about the iphone sort of openly. saying that there was a pause in some of the purchases of the iphone and i'm quoting now from what he said. which we believe are due to the earlier and much more frequent reports about future iphones, so it's noticeable and tim cook is is sort of wondering okay, maybe it's because of all these reports out there about this coming phone later on in the year. >> well, you know, that's again the tony issue, which is it's the sign of anticipation. that's the bull case. i sat there and started thinkinging, what wou

people talk about tony blair as if he were apr talk about tony blair as if he were a pr creation, butounded in terms of practical ideas that can be put into effect. whatever people think of the period that he spent in government, he was very focused on the details of policy and he had a profound impact on the nature of the country during the ten years he was prime minister. i think he wants to encourage debate about ideas back onto the sort of territory that he thinks is important. central to that is brexit, of course. very quickly, do you think it is going to work? yes. 0k! thank you very much. both candidates in the french presidential election have been holding rallies in the final week of campaigning. the far right contender marine le pen has attacked her rival as the "continuity candidate", while emmanuel macron said the future of europe is at stake in this election. 0ur correspondent lucy williamson is in paris. the second round of french elections has been the graveyard of far right dreams of power. used to facing a united front of all her rivals, marine le pen is now calling o

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the dail mirror "ivm tony blair tells the dail mirror "i'm back".ture of princess charlotte enjoying the outdoors, taken princess charlotte enjoying the outdoors, ta ken by princess charlotte enjoying the outdoors, taken by her mother, the duchess of cambridge, has been released ahead of the toddler's second birthday. welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has dismissed as brussels gossip an account —— published in a german newspaper —— of a supposedly fractious dinner between herself and the european commission president, jean—claude juncker, last week. theresa may said the european commission had themselves said immediately after those talks that they had been "constructive". the newspaper reported there were sharp disagreements about how quickly a deal could be reached over the rights of british and eu citizens and also how much the uk owed the eu. with me is our political correspondent. what do we make of all of this? what do we make of all of thi57m seems like it is going down as the most prickly and enjoyed a dinner party of all time. it was

lou: tony shaffer? i'm told tony is gone. walid?e great discussion, i would say three things. number one is to dismantle the actual physical caliphate in iraq and syria. a piece of it is at the edge of lebanon and libya and beyond. second we have to dismantle basically the network that is behind the caliphate. this is the intelligence network which can recreate the caliphate. and thirdly, very important. we have to dismantle the ideology. so we need to wage that confrontation at three levels. it has to be led with us by our new allies in the arab world. the president going to meet with nato leaders soon, america, the arab world, and europe. lou: ambassador bolton? john: i would add this it's time to give up the illusion of nation building as a response to radical islamic terrorism. i think the physical defeat of the terrorists has to take the top priority. you have to do it through an ideological prism. but let's get past the idea building schools and hospitals is going to wane people away from -- wean people away from terrorism. it

nominated. >> tony. >> seth: this is your first broadway show. >> and he gets a tony nomination. >>ause ] nice, yeah yeah. it's very, very, very exciting. >> seth: for your first time, do you think this spoils your second time now? >> i don't know, what do you think? >> seth: i don't know, i feel like you're gonna say i'm -- >> a high expectation? >> seth: yeah, i'm a lock for a tony now. >> i don't know. >> seth: have you ever been to the tony's? >> never been to the tony's. >> seth: i think it's a wonderful awards show. >> you've been to the tony's? >> seth: i haven't. but, i like watching it because they do songs from the show. >> oh yeah, cause people get up and do musical acts, stuff like that. >> seth: it's fun, because at the oscar's, the oscar's, they just show clips. >> yeah, but you got the people right there. >> seth: they get the performance. >> yeah, the performers are up there doing it. i have seen that. it's really good. >> seth: and i want to ask this, 'cause you famously went to the oscars in 2001, and you brought, you had carrots with you. >> oh i had carrots and c

they were listening to tony walsh.re waiting in the foyer of manchester arena for their daughter and granddaughter who had been at the concert on monday night. phil and philand kim, phil and kim, good philand kim, good morning to phil and kim, good morning to you. good morning. the bomb went off yards from where you were standing as you were waiting for your daughter and granddaughter. what do you recall about what you saw and what you heard? it wasjust. .. we we re what you heard? it wasjust. .. we were laughing and waiting for our children to come out, all happy to tell us about the concert and there wasjust an tell us about the concert and there was just an almighty bang. tell us about the concert and there wasjust an almighty bang. there was a flash and then an almighty bang. and then... and everything changed then. everything changed. we were thrown to the floor. people were, there was rubble in the air. there was ash. it was like an ash snow falling and smoke. we got up. our automatic, we got up and we realised t

tony: sÍ. ramÓn: vamos a una pausa y ya volvemos.ncisco y fue un gusto estar en san josÉ. ramÓn: michelle? michel:[canta] presentadora: maÑana nos toca acompaÑarlos en la ciudad de san francisco, esperamos al pÚblico a partir de la 1:00 de la tarde . no se lo pierdan, un dÍa de impacto, con el equipo de "primer impacto". sÓlo resta decir feliz dÍa de la madre, volvemos a las 11. marÍa: desde mayo y estos son los titulares. despidieron a james del fbi diciendo que habÍan perdido la confianza de los estadounidenses pero lo acusaron de abuso de poder a trump. miles de firmas expresando rechazo a la ley que pone en riesgo de deportaciÓn a los indocumentados del estado. inmigraciÓn sigue generando los reclamos de suspender los arreglos indocumentados en las cortes y detuvo a los

let's get to sue palka and find out, >> what a week it's been shawn, tony, rounds of rain. round three as i mentioned and it is a soaker we will mainly get in the overnight hours. it's just giping now an a lot of are you seeing moderate to heavy rain especially down south. by the time we get to morning commute i think it's wet. the worry will almost be over and break out sunshine i think hour maybe later. heavy rain you can see a little moderate band pushing into d.c. and around front royal and down south. it's moving south to north and we'll all get 234 in on the action tonight and this could deliver one thoov one inch of rain and can't completely rule out a rumble of thunder. certainly nothing too strong but brings you more rain. getting in closer here light rain moved into d.c. and fairfax county and loudoun and moderate rain mount vernon moving from triangle. sometimes will hear rain pounding on roof overnight. we seed that middleburg to cable town winchester and hancock with martinsburg getting some of that heavier rain. wow it's a big system too and will take a while

[ laughter ] and so tony and i went to the world series. >> seth: look at how happy tony is. >> that'shere's who i feel really bad for. the next actor that tony drives. >> right. >> seth: because there's no way they're ever going to do anything that nice. [ light laughter ] and i feel like he'll drop it a lot. he's like, "you know, sophia bush took me to a cubs game." >> she took me to the world series. >> seth: world series, no big deal. yeah. >> it was really special, though. he was like, "that's where i sat at my first game when i was four with my parents." and it was like -- it was a cool thing to be a part of through sort of the lens of a lifelong fan. >> seth: something else cool you're doing. tell me about this pen pals organization. >> yes, so pen pal schools -- you know i'm a big education activist and a geek about data and numbers. and when i started working on schools in the developing world, i thought how cool it would be to create pen pal relationships between, you know, kids in guatemala and kids in the u.s. but i just didn't really know what the infrastructure would look

mark: tony, thanks a lot. bloomberg german editor tony czucka.it's the battle of the charts. french election and emerging markets squaring off today. this is bloomberg. vonnie: well, it is time now for our global battle of the charts where we take a look at some of the telling chars of the day and what if means for investors. you can access these charts on bloomberg by running the featured at the bottom of your screen. kicking things off and i think it says something where our heads are at today because both taylor riggs and barton are saying somewhat of a similar theme. taylor. taylor: we are talking about the french election so i am looking here in currencies about the euro risk reversals. e put deltas and gamma but i think speaking greek wouldn't give me the big win so i will put it down into layman's terms and this is showing market sentiment how traders are feeling, how they are feeling about euro's strengths and weaknesses. let me start from the beginning and walk you through. here you have euro strength versus pound weakness. of course tha

thanks for onioning urks i'm tony perkins and i'm handguns. get ready for some heavy down pours and even some thunderstorms that will most likely slow down your morning commute. checking it out there, tony perkins. >> i am. >> it looks pretty big. >> that's what we call a bigfoot print of rain, right. it's a loft real estate being covered by this massive system that's in and it is going to bring us a soaking rain for over tonight and tomorrow morning. we can't recall out a thunderstorm not in the morning but maybe also in the afternoon. it will be more showery with the possibility of a thun tomorrow in the afternoon. there's another look at that system. it's raining down through florida. they've got some thund tomorrows that are pretty strong in atlanta. that rain goes all the way up into canada. let's get in a little bit tighter. light rain around the region. there are some moderate patches in the skinny yellow and orange bands. that is moving from south to north through our area. you may get an inch or two inches of rain and i wantedded to c

tony, thank you.g up, a record award in a dsial over baby powder. >> pelley: tony dokoupil for us tonight. tony, thank you. coming up, a record award in a trial over baby powder. baby powder. once-daily breo prevents asthma . breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo is specifically designed to open up airways to improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people whose asthma is well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. once your asthma is well controlled, your doctor will decide if you can stop breo and prescribe a different asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. do not take breo more than prescribed. see your doctor i

tinsel building, fell to single digit hundreds under tony blair, just a small number of thousands, sinceavid cameron. jeremy corbyn knows that he can really appeal to generation rent. across the country, half of first time buyers rely on the bank of mum and dad. two thirds in london. the housing market was social mobility, but now anger, discontent. unfairness. but could this strategy work for them?|j discontent. unfairness. but could this strategy work for them? i think a lot of whatjeremy corbyn has said, motherhood and apple pie. but no details. where is the land? who pays? he has been talking about 5 million homes. the problem, and is not just people million homes. the problem, and is notjust people waiting for tinsel —— council housing, it is a lovely thing to say, but she was how you're going to do that. am afraid, it points back to the failure of tony blair, all of that team, not the building and replacing council faces. and not doing anything to benefits, the housing benefits. i think they thought it would have been the benefits claimants, suffering. the conservatives have respon

>> lo que menos me gusta es que toni no nos deja dormir porque se la pasa cantando. nos dan dÍa a día. marÍa: gracias a todo el equipo de primer impacto por acompaÑarnos en san francisco y que sigan con mucho Éxito esta ruta de impacto. volvemos contigo, ramÓn. ramÓn: muchos Éxitos a los integrantes de la ruta de impacto. ayer tuvimos una experiencia sensacional. ya nos vamos, gracias por acompaÑarnos. ♪ marÍa elena: jueves 11 de de 2017 y estos son los titulares el presentador el que habÍa planear durante un tiempo del estilo del director del fbi times comey. la casa blanca sÓlo habÍa atribuido a recomendaciones de justicia. reducen a 11 meses mÁximo en la deportaciÓn de casos especÍficos de indocumentados que resolviÓ el congreso que solÍan demorarse aÑos. hurones blancos de ocho pies ahuyentan a los baÑistas en long beach, california,

anklely. >> tony. the press releases regarding arrests came out apart. and now investigators believe they have a bi country killer behind bars. >> two mug shots taken just hours apart of the same man. even wearing the same outfit. 24-year-old feral john williams was captured and charged with murder every of two men in two different counties. prince jorng county police believe it was williams who approached 27-year-old wayne pope at this the suitland exxon gas station off sirl ver hill road in the early morning hours of may 3 police say williams was armed with a gun and tried to rob pope. after a brief struggle williams shot pope and took off in his car. >> just four days earlier a montgomery county police believed williams and another man were at the germantown. police thought williams shot and killed santos johnson at a home off kitchen house way april 29 and investigators say williams and another man robbed the victim as gun point. three others were shot trying to plea the scene and sur survived. montgomery county police arrested williams accomplice 23

lou: i have got to call it here, tony. sorry, we're way over. come back soon.n. lieutenant colonel tony shaffer always welcome on this broadcast. please roll the video. extreme twist on skydiving, 28 propeller drone. that's a sight, wow!. 2propellers. look at lifting a daredevil 1100 feet in the air. he let go of the handlebar, that was a grand idea as he plunged toward the ground. if the manufacturer says that drone for rescue missions in the future. that is impressive drone as is the daredevil himself. >>> the threat from north korea grows after a successful ballistic missile test. >> i think there is no question that north korea continues to threaten the united states, our allies, calling on all the folks in the region, particularly china and russia to do everything they can in terms of sanctions. lou: will that be enough? another korean missile not the only threat to the united states. dr. peter pride joins us. he acquainted us last week with the dangers from enp. how severe and completely deficitting such an attack would be, next. ♪ to folks everywhere who

in the meantime, tony and shawn standing by.ance. >> that's a huge win. i hope they led the whole giem, i believe. let's hope they can continue and finish out the series. maryland coach arrest odd a can somer field. >> that's right, the disturbing charges anthrax from people who know him. >> what police want parents to do. >> another pr problem for an airline thanks to a viral video a family threatens they got threatened with jail time. the argument and a the fall out today. the 11 is well it's a perfect nespresso morning here, george. hold on a second. mmm. ♪ ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ ♪ where are we going? no don't tell me. let me guess. ♪ ♪ have a nice ride. ♪ ♪ how far would you go for coffee that's a cup above? i brought you nespresso. nespresso. what else? >> so not everyone got the memo that today is star wars day. a panicked parent saw a costume and called police triggering an evacuation at a high school in wisconsin. first ponders searched the building. they found no

. >>> and we thank you for joining us tonight i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> we begin tonight with aftermath of a tragic accident a car hit and killed 6-year-old xavier luck wednesday night as crossing livingston in southeast. >> his family and neighbors say cars continue to fly down the road at high speeds. they're demanding the city take action before another life is lost. laurean is live with more on what's being done. lauren. . tony, shawn, as we've been reporting the speed limit is 25 miles an hour, 15 miles an hour when the school right down the street here is in session. but cars continue to fly past us all during the day and at this hour as well. while the horrific crash that is still under investigation, speed is a problem here and his family and the community are asking for speed bumpps and crosswalks so this doesn't happen to someone else. >> no family should feel this pain they need to fix it. >> yes. >> not tomorrow, not later as in today. >> we have to started. this has to stop today. they're speeding right now as we're sfapding on the street. they're going 80 mi

tony blair had some big majorities. tony blair is 1997 majority. i do not think a huge majority. i do not think a huge majority is a terribly good idea. it is something voters ought to be wary of and also some of the promises she has made have proved not to be worth trusting so you have to also think about whether or not you want a prime minister who can do anything she wants. a quick look at the sunday times, one story which is interesting is attack dogs would be used to protect parliament under plans being drawn up after the terror attack on westminster a few weeks ago, attack dogs to guard parliament. yeah, dogs at the gate. they have been trying to come up with ways to make sure parliament as a fortress but still a democratic building. it is a balance. they do not want all the shutters up and i think this is one way to do it but whether having rottweilers at the door is going to... the dogs in the house of commons are cute and sniff for bombs. they are lovely. the idea of rottwe ile rs for bombs. they are lovely. th

it's fascinating to hear from tony. >> can i say, my colleague at the new yorker did a piece with tony before the campaign. it was when tony sort of first -- his insights into trump's character are so amazing. i think that interview -- it whetted people's appetite. this guy really knows trump better than almost anybody who has written about him. >> we shouldn't overstate some of the psychological things. i think it goes too far to say that every insult he throws really is looking at himself in the mirror. we have to be very careful in kind of psychology -- >> there's a pattern to the insults he gives to other people. it does make you wonder why are these -- why is winning such a big -- >> if you listen to him, you would think this guy would have ended up in bankruptcy court somewhere. >> no. i think -- >> not being a very great success. >> i think the opposite. i think most people who attain a great level of success are unhappy. it comes from a deep place of longing and need. i speak from someone who is relatively successful. >> would you like to go off the couch? >> you are speaking a

>>reporter: not yet, tony. on saturday ddot did come out and you'll see just past that make shift memorial that there are new speed limit signs that were installed after ddot assessed this part of the road. there are two schools that are actually on trech here of livingston road and when the children are present, the speed limit is 15 miles per hour. every other time that speed limit out here 25 miles per hour. following xavier's death his family and community gathered here for a vigil to remember the child. even as cameraings roled cars sped. mayor bowser roled out her zero vision. in order to get to zero . they ordered her to come out here on livingston row and you'll see seven sets of the cables that run through livingston road which is roughly just short of a mile long. traffic engineers will collect speed as well as volume data. neighbors here tonight reacted to the news. from the very beginning you can always see cars coming around the corner not paying attention to how fast they going. what would you lik

positive reenforcement. >> well done, shawn >> thank you, tony. four more to go. >> for more times >> pepsi coming out with a new limited edition drink it's called pepsi fire. it's cinnamon flavor. it will hit stores later this month for the summer. there will be a pepsi fire social media reaction to the de- announcement is ranged from curiosity to disgust. many people are saying the concept is a non-alcoholic answer to popular cinnamon flavored, fire ball. >> is that what it is? like putting hot sauce in coca-cola to me. >> game seven another heartbreaker wizards run and an nba title is over >> here's jim lokay >> the wizards had a chance to win on the road and face the eastern conference title. ain't happening. makes it one handed. early on, they were looking pretty good. flip it around. the wizards for most third quarter. biggest lead about six points. kept them in the game, we're showing you a lot of john wall. we saw moments like this where they were able to play a little key way at the bend. the celtics started to press, jot to say john wall

tony. >> sue, thank you very much. and that storm system already made its mark over the weekend weather is mraimd blamed for 16 death inside south and mid west. two vicks tim were children. the storms packed hi wind and heavy rain that led to powerful tornadoes and fast moving floods. >> and all right. now another racist incident under investigation at american university. black students who are members ever a pro dominantly black sorority on campus were ta targeted. live at au tonight lindsay this is my sore orry i was dispointsed to hear this. >> students here are guess gusted and upset to see this kind of racism on their ca campus. and it's not the first time that something like this happened this school year. i want to get you right to a photo of what was discovered today. in three different areas of campus ban ans ahung from ties resembling nooses were discovered and can see words on bananas harambi and aka referring to predominantly plaque sorority alpha kappa alpha the image you see is from the pain taken by qui

thanks for joining us, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. tonight, the white house is stem from an internal memo that james comey wrote detailing his conversation with the president teisha lewis is live at the white house with more on the report. >>reporter: tonight more claims about president trump's behavior that has the white house scrambling to defense him. this one coming tonight from the new york times saying that president donald trump asked former fbi james comey to turn his head on the investigation into former national security advisor michael flynn. tonight the white house again is denying this report. there's a battle heating up inside the white house and there was mixed reaction outside the white house. let's go to this tweet. this one coming from oversight and government reform committee chairman jason shave its coming out asserting if there is a memo, fbi director james comey describing president trump's request to end an investigation if it exists. his committee will issue subpoenas to get it. here are the fire i words, gop o

>>> shawn and tony, get ready for more rain, it will be in here later on tonight. i think the timing will be some time after 11:00. but it's moving up from the south and looks like it's going to be a real soaking for us overnight. will it last through your thursday? we'll let you know what to expect and we're talking about the memorial day weekend coming up and the beaches. >>> if y story, we ask that you call us, the fox 5 tip line,. 895-3,000. or e-mail them to fox 5 tips at wttg.com. we'll be right back. "tom went to washington to take on the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks... that's what tom perriello is about." progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello... and before and after congress i led non-profits to battle climate change, poverty and president bush's attacks on civil rights. now i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality. because together, we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. . >>> banned from walking in her graduation ceremony because

analyst david gregory and analyst tony blanken. what do you see, david? >> you see a highly choreographed visit to israel by an american president who is making it a priority and saying to the israelis that this is a centerpiece of the foreign policy. israelis are happy to have it. particularly because they are trying to turn the page as we watch the it would go through the official signing of the guest book at the beautiful residence for the president in jerusalem. resetting that page to say that this is a new day and new administration. a different relationship between the united states and israel. after the fraught relationship as tony can speak to between israel and the obama administration. we should hasten to point out there may have been frayed relations. that bond from the security point of view was strong from the obama administration and administration of benjamin netanyahu in israel. nevertheless, you have two leaders are more aligned on the question of iran. who are even more aligned on the question of fighting terrorism more generally. that w

it's at the golden theater on broadway and again it's up for the tony on june 11, here on cbs, the tonyer gotten a tony yet. >> nope. >> stephen: me, either. ( laughter ) after 138 years, there's a sequel to ibson's play, a norwegian dramatic playwright, and you get to follow it up. >> i find the title so cheeky he would -- name it "a doll's house, part 2" picking up where henry gibson left off. but the title is misleading because some people may think you need to know the original but you don't. it might seem like a drama, a period piece, and it might be dated and stuffy, and it's not that either. it's very fresh and funny. >> stephen: ibson, the issues are contemporary. "a doll's house, part 2" is about marriage is a trap for women. and people are calling out industry for poisoning the town. it's hip and fresh. >> it's funny! >> stephen: it is. what do you do to warm yourself up for the show? >> this show in particular is very glib. i go to the theater early and on to the set before the audience comes in and it's just empty and i do all my monologues very quickly and walk around the s

live in suitland tonight with anjali. >> shawn, tony. the press releases regarding arrests came out one hour apart and now investigators believe they have a buy county killer behind bars. >>. >> two mug shots taken hours apast same man. even wearing the same outfit. 25 year john feral williams was captured and charged with murder r murder of two men in two different counties. prince george county police believe it was williams who approached 27-year-old wayne pope at suitland exxon off silver hill road early morning hours of may 3. williams was armed with a gun and tried to rob pope. after a struggle williams shot pope and took off in his car. >> just four days earlier, a montgomery county polic believed williams and another 3457b were at the the scene of a quad rup ul shooting in germantown. williams shot and killed ameyer santos johnson at a home off kitchen house way april 289. williams and another man robbed the victim at gun point. three other people were also shot trying to flee the scene and survived. and the next day, montgomery

i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> and the fbi and local police are serving a wooded area not far from where david watson escaped in jessup, maryland. >> a tape came in he was s spotted in that are "fox5" anjali hemphill is live in jessup with the latest. anjali. >> tony and shawn this area is still crawling with law enforcement and armoured vehicles as police say they will continue their search into the night. and days ago law enforcement widened their search thinking watson left the area until a promising tip came in this morning that brought the search right back to where it all began. >> we are confident we are in the place where he was last spotted and most recent to be known he was here. >> convicted fell on david watson is on the run five days and tonight, howard county police believe he still is in the area where he escaped custody. >> the caller reported the man he saw was wearing a white hard hat and safety investigate. either knee on yellow or orange in color. when the caller spotted the which the caller found suspicious and prompted him to call 911. >> investigators sa

>> reporter: yes, tony, you said it.y're having a problem all over the district because of the weather and also they're saying close to restaurant areas we're here in adams morgan, i got to tell you this is not the only place, this is an ally way that runs behind a restaurant and one of the issues i learned today is that cooking agrees really does a attract rats. you can see this is a special place that's secure here, is this where you keep the cooking agrees and that's exactly how they want it. the issue comes when it leaks out if it's not secure. the rats are attracted to it. let's take you to video and tell you what city officials are planning to do. here's what it looked like earlier. that's a rat in an ally near busy restaurants. several dc council members are backing a plan that would instruct businesses to have a rodent prevention plan in place. if it is possible, the idea is to store cooking agrees inside the actual restaurant or make sure it is sealed up outside. also make sure trash cans, trash can really attra

i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy, the man skipped the sentencing. the victim's family understandably frustrated, because they were told he was wearing a gps tracker turns out he wasn't. >> tisha lewis joins us with more, >> reporter: well, we're told a warrant squad arrested kenneth kelly today. he's been a fugitive as you mentioned since friday when he didn't show up here to court. three days ago. that means he's been on the run since then. we're still awaiting details about his arrest. prince george's county sheriff's office says that they plan to release more details about the take-down tomorrow. in the meantime during kelly's sentencing, family members say they were repeatedly told by the court kelly's location was being monitored with a gps device, and he was, quote, on his way. now, turns out none of that was the case. prince george's county circuit court said kelly was never issued a gps monitoring device. a spokesperson for the court said the case file does in the reflect an order for a gps monitoring device. victims' family said being on ou

. >> reporter: oh it's just horrible here, tony.re's a growing memorial here just over my shoulder down here by this tree. there's going to be a vigil here at 7 o'clock tonight. the little boy was just adorable. he went to henle elementary school where he was in that kindergarten. this is around 8:30 last night is what we understand, he was trying to cross livingston road here. he will lives in one of these apartments here along úlivingston road. let's show you some video that we shot last night. this section of livingston road where xavier lucky lost his life curves to the right for northbound traffic and runs along a stretch of three story apartment buildings. police say xavier was attempting to cross the road when the unnamed driver struck him and kept on going. it was just after 8:30 in the twilight hours. there are no speed bumps there are no crosswalks that would assist pedestrians wanting to get to the park and playground across the street. xavier lucky was in kindergarten at henle elementary as i mentioned where according to

i'm shawn yancy >> i'm tony perkins.that have been blowing through the region >> sue palka joins us with an update. sue is it behind us? >> pretty much, we're down to p. looked worse than it

. ♪ >> in this beach scene, shot in malibu, sharon had a little fun with tony, her victim. >> it wasdibly cold and i was wet. and sharon was taking her time about getting ready to go. i think good fun at my expense. >> in real life, sharon is still single but looking. >> well, i'm funny and i'm hoping that romance will one day -- it would be funny if romance came into my life. yeah. >> speaking of romance, she told us that her best and worth birthdays wither the very same day because she got dumped by a boyfriend but she was hanging with willie nelson and he sang her a bunch of breakup songs. >>> still ahead -- exclusive of bing bang's sheldon spin-off. >>> a did "dancing with the stars" wedding fail. what went seriously wrong as the bride walked down the aisle. >>> and kate hudson celebrates her ma and pa, their big, big honor. >> i always thought that i would be talking about them at like a wedding. >>> closed captioning provided by -- we're trying to turn screen timhere goes!ive time... we're dolphins! we're making our local park a safe place for families. we're in super hero trai

i do think one of the lesson that has come out of this is that we know, this is true with tony blairth david cameron, he had a very sort of gilded circle, it does seem that prime ministers of all parties are to you eager tojust prime ministers of all parties are to you eager to just listen to a very few voices and they tend to govern much better when they listen toa govern much better when they listen to a wider cabinet and consult a bit more. that is probably a lesson that needed to be learned by mrs may, as it was learned by her predecessor. i suspect after this, she will... one thing that is good about her is that she does listen. she campaigned for a mane and now she is carrying through lees, but she listened,. i don't think she will make this mistake again. they get up this morning and say, prime minister, we've got to get rid of this, how do we've got to get rid of this, how do we get rid of the policy? what we do, prime minister, we ditched the policy, how do we explain that? we say that nothing has changed. but who do we blame? we can't blame cabinet ministers or the head of