the tyre is like the flash.ea of what you are working. so here we can solve that problem. —— so if we can solve that problem. —— so if we can solve that problem the work is done. i have been working on animal figures. i am trying to move into otherfigures. in the next figures. i am trying to move into other figures. in the next two or three years i want my art notjust here in africa, or the national exhibitions, and more open doors. nkwocha ernest in lagos. the story of a chinese woman who loved her way into president trump's mar—a—lago resort is unravelling and the secret service are under fire for the handling of the case. she entered the resort last month during one of the president's routine weekend visits. the reason for being there did not add up and she has been charged with lying to a federal officer and accessing a restricted area. she was also found to carry a flash drive containing malware and a device to take hidden cameras. she will remain in custody for another week. let's speak with sarah lasky wh

but seeing out of the pits so his tyres and prospects slip away.e first turn would prove the difference. on a track hamilton says he doesn‘t enjoy, he had to settle for second. but this year in this sport, one team and two drivers do all the celebrating. joe lynsky, bbc news. tough race even though it may be that much wasn‘t happening at the front. lewis was putting pressure on. i couldn‘t do any mistakes but everything was under control. i‘m happy to see the chequered flag and get first place. congratulations to him. he drove a fantastic race. he drove a great race and he deserved it. it's a great result for the team and honestly, this is the best start of the season we have ever had. going forward barcelona and the rounds come thick and fat and it is clear ferreri need to react very quickly if they are to stamp any challenge against mercedes was of and for as challenge against mercedes was of and foras —— challenge against mercedes was of and for as —— as for valtteri bottas and for as —— as for valtteri bottas and was hamilton, the fight for the

they could up the tyre beyond them in the second half but both squander good chances.hat to expect in naples next week with an improved second—half performance what the peter missed a glorious chance to lead london within a waco. arsenal, the favourite to progress, but plenty left in this tie yet. we know the first leg today was really important for us. to take a good result in a good feeling also with oui’ result in a good feeling also with our football team in this competition. and i think we die make it as competition. and i think we die make itasa competition. and i think we die make it as a good result, but we know it will be very difficult because their performance at home was usually very strong in the season. the performance of arsenal was really good. in the beginning. but i think that we help them to play so well. i think the second half was completely different. the fact that we pushed a lot at the end, we were doing physically better at the of the game because some players had a lot of cramps. benfica look well—placed to reach the semi—finals. joao felix sc

despite the damage to his tyres, shaking his car to bits, he recovered to finish fifth.g horse pulled up lame.. a loss of power handing an unexpected victory to hamilton. hanging on for a first podium finish was little consolation to leclerc. but his time is sure to come again. it was a devastating result for him because obviously, he had done the job to win the race. so we were definitely lucky today but you have to ta ke definitely lucky today but you have to take it as it comes and ultimately, i still gave everything a nyways ultimately, i still gave everything anyways and pushed it as hard as i could. hopefully, we have the safety car at the could. hopefully, we have the safety carat the end, could. hopefully, we have the safety car at the end, even though we would have finished even further back. i do not think with the fuel, we would have been 0k. do not think with the fuel, we would have been ok. but yeah, very hard one to take but thanks to the team for the amazing car all weekend long. world champion marc marquez claimed his first victory of the season with an e

been receiving throughout the day in some of tyree's pies did attempt to reason with their own fans walk and see might the french world cup win a placements where the protest it's the referee about the chancing and threats and so war cough the game was actually delayed for about three minutes while a warning was broadcast to the crowd while the incident happened just hours after the head of european football alexander schaeffer and had been talking about the antidiscrimination events in london where he'd colfer referees to take strong action if players are being abused i'm ashamed to see but mama's thrown on the beaches to hear monkey noises in the stands or to see a photo of a frank photo shopped by so-called supporters the people who do these things each in their own wig trample on human dignity. well you wait for referees do have the power to hold the game and take players off the pitch if there is quote racist behavior of a strong magnitude of intensity it rarely happens last year a referee actually yellow carded its hellion strike a marriott pilots highly after he complained about r

the voice of the murderous doll chucky the reboot of child's play also stars aubrey plaza and brian tyree henry child's play creeps into theaters june 21th. that's elle fanning singing in an official music video from her movie teen spirit fanning worked with la la land executive music producer mari a stiff breeze to prepare for the role. i worked with him for them and for 3 months and go went to him every single day and we saying through songs every single day every day and he recorded them. >>and maybe listen to myself. and here what i did wrong. in hollywood, i'm rick >>here's a quick live look outside the bay bridge toll plaza west town 80 traffic from oakland in the san francisco, nice and light on this friday. hopefully it stays that way >>ahead of us we are going to be quite as warm as yesterday. okay which i think is all right 70's and find exactly out yesterday it warm in the 80's for a lot of us and for a few areas you're already waving good-bye to the 80's today for a few more that will be the scene tomorrow even less to be a look even less of those very testing conditions to be

in india, i had some mechanical problems starting off with a flat tyre and a broken spring, at some pointnd i could not continue driving into move might car, we had to move it to another city, but they did not have the tools to off—load the car and begun to a hilarious situation but we managed to get the car back on the street, it took 75 hours to find the street, it took 75 hours to find the solution and then we eventually made it but it would definitely be one of the tethered challenges my journey. was a highlight of your trip than? i will always remember i went into one most beautiful countries and experiences, there are so countries and experiences, there are so many people who signed up to help me out and it can be quite challenging because people are blocked from social media there. but i got blocked from social media there. but igot in blocked from social media there. but i got in touch of the few people who post about me on instagram which is not behind the filter, and there are hundreds of people from the area that signed up and i could choose east, west or straight to the middle

hundreds of other drivers took to the streets, burning tyres and throwing stones, but witnesses say theyfire. the city's mayor has condemned the rickshaw shooting and called for protesters to remain calm. the spanish high court has jailed a former venezuelan military intelligence chief, hugo carvajal, pending a decision on whether to extradite him to the united states. a close ally of venezuela's former president, hugo chavez, general carvajal was head of military intelligence for seven years. the us government has accused him of drug trafficking offences. the so—called islamic state group says it carried out a suicide attack at a market in the pakistani city of quetta on friday. twenty people were killed and many others injured in the blast. it targeted members of the hazara minority community. this is a mostly shia muslim group, whereas most pakistanis are sunni muslims. more than 70 mps in the uk have signed a letter, urging the government to allow the extradition ofjulian assange to sweden, if officials there make a formal request. two swedish women have accused the wikileaks founder

hundreds of other drivers took to the streets, burning tyres and throwing stones, but witnesses say theyre. the city's mayor has condemned the rickshaw shooting and called for protesters to remain calm. the spanish high court has jailed a former venezuelan military intelligence chief, hugo carvajal, pending a decision on whether to extradite him to the united states. a close ally of venezuela's former president, hugo chavez, general carvajal was head of military intelligence for seven years. the us government has accused him of drug trafficking offences. democrats in the us congress have given officials a new deadline of april the 23rd to hand over president trump's tax returns for the last six years. an initial deadline of wednesday was missed. the white house says it will never hand them over. here's dan johnson. the agency that deals with tax affairs here, the internal revenue service, failed to meet the original deadline that was set by richard neal, he is chairman of the ways and means committee. the only man in congress who has the right to request tax records. now he wrote a lette

hundreds of other drivers took to the streets, burning tyres and throwing stones, but witnesses say theythe city's mayor has condemned the rickshaw shooting and called for protesters to remain calm. one man is dead and another is in critical condition after a drive—by shooting outside a popular nightclub in melbourne. the attack is the latest in a spate of gun violence plaguing australia's second biggest city, where five people were killed last month. police do not believe the shooting was related to terrorism. the so—called islamic state group says it carried out a suicide attack at a market in the pakistani city of quetta on friday. 20 people were killed and many others injured in the blast. it targeted members of the hazara minority community. this is a mostly shia muslim group, whereas most pakistanis are sunni muslims. a man in his 40s has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a car was driven at police officers outside the ukrainian embassy in london. police fired shots after the ukrainian ambassador‘s car was rammed twice on saturday morning. more than 70 mps in the

the other officers with the firearms showed up and, from what i saw, it looks like they shot out the tyresat's when they opened the car and tasered him. how difficult was it for them to arrest him? i don't think it was too difficult. i mean, he wouldn't open the car at all. they smashed the window and then opened the door and dragged him out. he seemed to fight back a little bit, but he was quite surrounded, so i didn't have a clear view. how clear to you was it, the reason for him behaving in this way? i really don't know. i mean, it was really strange. he sat... he wasn't even parked near the pavement, he was just sat in the middle of the road for two hours. i'm not sure if he was drunk or something but, yeah, it was quite strange. eyewitness darcey mercier. a 10—year—old boy has died after he was attacked by a dog at a holiday park in cornwall. police were called to a caravan at tencreek holiday park in looe — to reports that a boy was "unresponsive". a 28—year—old woman has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter and having a dog dangerously out of control. police in wales are inves

then other officers with firearms showed up and from what i saw, it looks like they shot at the tyresn they opened the car and tasered him. how difficult was it for them to arrest him?” tasered him. how difficult was it for them to arrest him? i don't think it was too difficult. he wouldn't open the car at all. they smashed the window and then opened the door and dragged him out. he seemed to fight back a little bit, but he was quite surrounded, so i didn't have a clear view. how clear to you was it, the reason for him behaving in this way?” to you was it, the reason for him behaving in this way? i really don't know. it was really strange. he sat... he wasn't even parked on the pavement, he was sat in the middle—of—the—road for two hours. i'm not sure if he was drunk or something but yeah, quite strange. a 10—year—old boy has died, after he was attacked by a dog at a holiday park in cornwall. police were called to a caravan at tencreek holiday park in looe, to reports that a boy was "unresponsive". heidi davey reports from looe. emergency services were called to the popular holiday pa

and then other officers with firearms showed up and from what i saw it looked like they shot out the tyresim?|j how was it difficult difficult was it for them to arrest him? i don't think it was too difficult. he would not open the car at all but they smashed a window and then opened the door and dragged him out. he seems to fight back a little but he was quite surrounded so didn‘t have a clear view. how clear to you or was it the reason for him behaving in this way? i really don't know. it was really strange. he wasn‘t even parked on the pavement, just sat in the middle of the raid to wet road for two hours. i‘m not sure if he was drunk or something. it was quite strange. it looks like a road that would be pretty quiet at that time ona would be pretty quiet at that time on a saturday, how much of a crowd did it attract? not really at all. which surprised me. he was just sat there playing the music and people we re there playing the music and people were walking by ignoring him. thank you very much for talking to us. thank you, have a good evening. a month on from the terror attack on two

four people in that corsa and it had been reduced to the size of a lorry tyre.nce to hear kate goldsmith‘s story. her family's lives forever scarred by a moment's distraction. a fate she says we can all fall victim to if our mobile behaviours don't change. peter cook, bbc news. our top story this lunchtime: sweden considers whether to reopen an investigation into allegations of rape made against wikileaks founderjulian assange. coming up, is this the future of recycling? would you sort your rubbish into seven different bin bags? coming up on bbc news, arsenal have launched an investigation after a social media video appeared to show a fan racially abusing the napoli defender kalidou koulibaly at the emirates stadium in the europa league last night. sudanese military leaders have sought to reassure protestors that they have no ambition to rule the country long—term, after they removed president 0mar al—bashirfrom office. the head of sudan's military political committee said elections would be held in the country following a transitional period of up to two years.

why wouldn't we spread was going on, send them to century city's tyre democrats are welcoming is, theyant all of these asylum seekers and illegals flooding their cities because they are disingenuous about the whole argument. >> jonathan, you made a great point. there should be a talk about this. present has been trying to sit down with them since weeks before everybody was off to hawaii. based on the notions with them then he tried to defend the sanctuary cities and then he decided they couldn't do that. he's doing everything in his power to track to make things fair. they want them, they think they have a right to be here, they don't, they are illegal just like my ancestors who came here, did it legally. i've got to go. good night, guys. maurice jones is still in tonight. joining us live to talk about the attack on attorney general barr. a lot more, don't go away. attorney general the u.s., under attack over the mueller report. so for which we can see as early as this week, what is going on? twenty now to talk about that, michelle fox news jupiter, emily. thank you for being here. i w

four people in that corsa and it had been reduced to the size of a lorry tyre.hear kate goldsmith‘s story. her family's lives forever scarred by a moment's distraction. a fate she says we can all fall victim to if our mobile behaviours don't change. peter cooke, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello, many schools offer easter holiday and the weather has been pretty decent, it really. a lot of dry weather in the forecast. but it does mean if you got out our plans are not be disappointed really ripped this forecast, we start with a touch of light frost, but lovely blue sky and sunshine and just a risk of a few isolated showers during the day across the extreme southeast corner, some of those soft tail may be disappointed really with this forecast, we start with a touch of light frost, but lovely blue sky and sunshine and just a risk of a few isolated showers during the day across the extreme southeast corner, some of the soft tail maybe a little bit of sleep it'll be breezy, chilly on the east coast winds gusting in excess of 40

four people in that corsa and it had been reduced to the size of a lorry tyre.s forever scarred by a moment's distraction. a fate she says we can all fall victim to if our mobile behaviours don't change. peter cooke, bbc news. just coming up to a quarter to 6pm. 0ur just coming up to a quarter to 6pm. our latest headlines on bbc news... sweden considers reopening an investigation into rape allegations made against wikileaks founderjulian assange. the chancellor, philip hammond, says he hopes that a brexit deal can be agreed in time to stop the uk taking part in next month's european elections. the former ukip leader nigel farage launches a new brexit party — and says it aims to change british politics for good. those are headlines. now on bbc news, a look ahead to sportsday at 6.30pm tonight. and coming up on bbc news, we'll have the latest from the masters at augusta — as both tiger woods and rory mcilroy hope to play their way into contention. there's rugby union news, too, as england's billy vunipola appears to support israel folau over his anti—lgbt social m

four people in that corsa and it had been reduced to the size of a lorry tyre.ar kate goldsmith's story. her family's lives forever scarred by a moment's distraction. a fate she says we can all fall victim to if our mobile behaviours don't change. peter cooke, bbc news. in algeria, tens of thousands of people are again protesting on the streets, demanding a new government that's free of members of the old ruling elite. security has been stepped up in the capital, as the demonstrators, many of them young, marched for the eighth friday in a row. they're angry at the appointment of abdel—kader bensalah as interim leader, saying he's too close to the former president, forced out of office 10 days ago, after yea rs of repressive rule. mr bensalah has promised free elections, but opponents say it's a ploy by the ruling elite, to cling onto power. 0ur correspondent 0rla guerin reports from the capital algiers, on another day of mass protests. they chant "the country is ours," they chant. "and we will do what we want." even the youngest are brought along. mass protest,

but seeing out of the pits so his tyres and prospects slip away.first turn would be the difference. many track hamilton says he doesn't enjoy, he had to settle for second. but this yearin had to settle for second. but this year in this sport, one team and two drivers do all the celebrating. tough race even though maybe not that much happening at the front but obviously lewis was putting pressure on me all the time. i cannot have too many mistakes but honestly, i'm happy to see the chequered flag and get this first place. can congratulations to val terry. you made no mistakes. it was great. it was a great result for the team. honestly, this is the best start of the season we've ever had. all that means is that valtteri bottas has overtaken hamilton over the standing sosa his furry team—mate could challenge for the podium and the and for some leclair does take the bonus point. next up is the spanish grand prix in barcelona in a fortnight time. dominic thiem has beaten daniil medvedev in straight sets to win the barcelona open title. thiem overpowered

it is also tyre wear and break abrasion, so that is why it can be important to cut car miles and forlutants have different mixtures of sources, but there is no question, road traffic is the key thing to tackle immediately. along with all the other sources as well. jenny, just very quickly and finally, what ultimately would you like to see happen to diesel cars? you talk about things going one step further. would you like to see them scrapped altogether? absolutely and the government is planning to do that. get rid of diesel and petrol cars and vans by 2040, which we say it is far too late. there is an immediate crisis now and we say it should be at least 2030 when we get rid of all these fossil fuel dirty burning vehicles. yes, the future is different and it can be attractive and good for everyone. how pollution costs the uk economy £20 billion a year. —— air pollution. that is with a mix of things including the nhs. and the government is spending billions on building more roads, which willjust add to traffic and congestion and pollution and climate emissions. we have got to act now.

it shows how outsiders in this day and age have a treep tyree medicalous advantage.r politician is not only not an advantage, it's a disadvantage. in virtually every country we're seeing outsiders have an advantage over insiders. there's some opportunity there because also real risk. these are tough jobs to run an economy, to have a serious foreign policy. i'm not making criticism. you don't often get people who are prepared for the job. >> really? >> yeah. >> i thought i'd just put that out there. >> i. in joe biden begins a new campaign today. we'll take a look an at what exactly he brings to the 20-20 race. and congressman selt moulton joins us life from iowa. "morning joe" is back in just a. a every day, visionaries are creating the future. so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain.

four people in that corsa and it had been reduced to the size of a lorry tyre.r scarred by a moment's distraction. a fate she says we can all fall victim to if our mobile behaviours don't change. peter cook, bbc news. ina in a moment, the business news, but first, the headlines. sweden considers whether to reopen an investigation into allegations of rape made against wikileaks founderjulian assange. a study suggests overall levels of violence have fallen in england and wales — despite a rise in knife crime. the education watchdog says english councils are spending tens of thousands of pounds putting excluded children in centres that are not registered as schools. here's your business headlines on afternoon live. bounty uk, a pregnancy and parenting club, has been fined £a00,000 for illegally sharing personal information belonging to more than 1a million people. it gathered data from new mothers few of whom realised that it acted as a data broker supplying information to third parties that would use it to fine—tune direct marketing. high—end fashion chain lk benn