man but do you think is familiar with the churchill quote that the dewey steeples of for man and tyrone are no dominating british landscape. are you saying they know dominate the politics of the continent of europe. and european

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perhaps not for the first time in british politics what chuck show called the steeples of tyrone have a man's to dominate the landscape because whatever else to these army has to worry about there is no doubt that that island beyond the island island of ireland now has the key cards in the negotiations. do not stance is not only enough they cannot be a part and. they have taken. the solution in this region to what is no listeners extremists in this region have been doing since and bravado demolition is a decisions and actions more than any time before moderates and people like me have been destroyed but it was such actions such fascism such opposite side being exercised by israel and israel getting away with it i think this is opening the get off this speech. looking at the latest of the first. shot well. with friends like the. rift between the e.u. and the us is deepening bloc leaders push for greater independence from washington . with numerous probes into alleged russian interference with the us election republican senators concluded that russia did help donald trump get elected de

sinn fein has won the west tyrone by—election.te, orla begley, becomes the first woman to hold the seat. but as with all sinn fein mps, she won't take her place at westminster. one of britain's most wanted fugitives has been captured in spain on suspicion of drug offences. he was detained after he left the metropolitan in barcelona. the 41—year—old from south london is wa nted 41—year—old from south london is wanted by police investigating a large scale supply of drugs. of former suspect in stephen lawrence's murder in 1993. he has always denied involvement in the killing. donald trump has said that americans' right to own guns are under siege in a speech to the powerful national rifle association. and he suggested that the uk's tough gun laws had led to a rise in knife crime. the president said a hospital in london was like "a war zone" because of the number of stabbing victims it was having to treat. from dallas, gary o'donoghue reports. various, there is donald trump. travelling to the nra's convention is becoming an annual pil

perhaps not for the first time in british politics what chuck shall call the steeples of a man and tyrone have a man's to dominate the landscape because whatever else to these army has to worry about there is no doubt that that island beyond the island island of ireland now has the key cards in the negotiations. the united states can always had a tool to use in its tax on other countries. economic sanctions are often just the beginning another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the countries a true talking about. and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country. we have a responsibility for the whole. and we need to make rules for the rest. because without us there will be. six guys just by that's all survival. when customers go by you reduce the price. in elf well reduce the flour. that's undercutting but what's good for market it's not good for the global economy. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies who feel to me to people this is the simple song alone even some company against

man but do you think is familiar with the churchill quote that the dewey steeples of for man and tyrone are no dominating british landscape. are you saying they know dominate the politics of the continent of europe. and european union more broadly you have been insistent almost from day one the day after the referendum took place that they will stand by our island and on the border question the has to be a solution that is acceptable to the republic of ireland they've not budge from that position now the u.k. government has come up with a whole variety of slogans and cliches since that referendum saying there will be no return to a hard border that we no infrastructure the british women's already hinting that rowing back from that no you infrastructure because it's talking about technological solutions well your technology has to be put in place somewhere i wouldn't want to be the first person in strength to install border installations it's not just myself that would say that the chief constable of northern ireland has warned that it would be reckless to try and install anything at the

>> yes, tyrone fredericks. >> yes. i know tyrone. sure. is a great saxophonist. >> this is retail politics right here. >> how does it feel with the new district lines that will change for the first time ever on tuesday to vote for mr. edwards? >> fantastic. fantastic. we might be able to make a big difference. >> we're going to change the national narrative. we need someone in congress who will represent the people and i'm that person. >> you are. >> kasie, i love block walking like that. the retail politics especially when it is in your family's neck of the woods. the reality is the fact that the districtses have changed brought a lot of democrats here into pa 7 but the candidates are also just a microcosm of what the democrats are going to see nationally. you have edwards who is very liberal and susan wild is liberal but not quite as liberal as edwards and the conservative democrat who is a district attorney on immigration. whoever wins, it is interesting to see not how that plays here but how it will come 2018 and then 2020. one big thi

>> yes, tyron fredericks. >> does he play saxophone? i know tyron.s great. >> he just won his masters. >> this is politics right here. the district lines are going to change. be able to vote for mr. edwards. >> fantastic, fantastic. might be able to make a big difference. >> we're going to change the national narrative. we need someone in congress who's going to represent the people. >> yes, sir. >> and i'm that person. >> you are. >> chris, we met up here in the shade of the relatively quiet polling place with john morganelli. you've been in this position since 1982. by many accounts you are the front-runner here in the democratic primary. officials say you're too conservative. you're pro-life. and you reached out to the trump administration asked for a position on the transition after he was elected. why are you the democrat who can win in november? >> i don't think i'm as conservative as folks say. i have a very strong pro labor record. very big on public education, pro public eld catiducation. i am a law enforcement officer. i believe we have to

drop the watch of the hawks am tyrone for i don't have a glock. zero zero and i'm saying that. it's very low it's a.

declan harvey, bbc newsline, stra bane, county tyrone. according to figures from the nspcc. now, a new project between the police and schools, means that teachers are alerted to any incident that involves violence so that children receive support. headteachers want the project to be compulsory. 0ur education correspondent elaine dunkley has more. he would storm off shouting and slam the door and i would flinch, and i would check on the children. they would be hiding in their rooms. for years, this mother and children suffered domestic abuse. like many, she kept secret. before the school knew, a couple of times i had sent them into the school upset and had to tell the teacher, it has been a rushed morning and been difficult at home, and that is all i said. but that has changed thanks to 0peration encompass, a phone call by police that alerts teachers and to an incident of domestic violence. how important was that first call from the teacher? it felt life—changing to me when i made the decision to be open and poured out my heart. i often sa

welcome on the washington parks i am tyrone been told that out of the olive. oil he still recognized yeah right because the metal detector and the. insert the other garbage that we have in our schools right now to keep them say you know. well maybe we just have too many doors you know is there anything left at this point and when will we learn. when will we learn we're like this like you know fear based decision making to protect people right you know where we make these decisions on the flow that who that shiny at that shiny thing right down to work this time and then we waste all this money and what do you get you get there's a lot of society and a school where kids are growing up thinking that you know twenty four hour surveillance and facial recognition is ok great well that makes it easier it's the school to prison pipeline it's pretty easy transition it's kind of like college prep math. but now and then a really depressing this is the thing about these because i have my suspicions that these things aren't really the greatest thing ever from a technology

declan harvey, bbc newsline, stra bane, county tyrone.een made to a helpline after it was revealed 450,000 women hadn't been invited to screenings. the hotline was set up on wednesday after an it error meant women aged between 68 and 71 were not invited to a routine breast screening. an independent review is being launched. more than 2,500 patients with rain conditions were being recalled to special clinics in northern ireland today, over fears they were misdiagnosed by a senior neurologist. patients seen by consultant dr michael watt were contacted by the belfast trust after doctors raised concerns about the care he was giving. keith doyle reports. the first of thousands of patients diagnosed with neurological conditions will start to get new assessments from today. amid fears they may have been misdiagnosed. 200 additional clinics have been set up in northern ireland to review patients who were treated by a consultant urologist, dr michael watt. it follows a year long independent investigation by the royal college of physicians. gillian

got the watch of the hawks i am tyrone for i don't have a glock. zero zero zero zero zero zero. zero zero zero and i'm. it's very it's it's. you you watch for years as scientists and experts and diplomats and politicians work to make this deal happen and then you watch you know fifteen minutes of blustering you watch somebody sort of take it over and decide well we're just going to make the whole deal go away except that's not how that works that's not how deals work and someone who wrote the book on the art of it should probably understand that's not how these things work and that's what's so frustrating for me at least because it was it tells you davenport who's the director for the per floor refrigeration sorry policy at the independent nonpartisan arms control association pointed out in time magazine that even critics of the deal such as secretary of state might pump aoe have admitted that there is no evidence that iran is in violation of the agreement in short there is no legitimate basis for trying to reimpose sanctions so what they're what you're looking at now is so we'r

declan harvey, bbc newsline, stra bane, county tyrone. ferguson has undergone emergency surgery today for a brain haemorrhage. british fugitive jamie acourt is denied bail by a spanishjudge — he was arrested in barcelona for alleged drugs offences. the russian opposition leader alexei navalny is arrested as he tries to address a protest against president putin. sport now, let's get a full roundup from the bbc sport centre. chelsea ladies have beaten arsenal women 3—1 to win the fa cup in front of a record crowd at wembley. all four goals came in the second half. ramona bachmann scored two for chelsea, while fran kirby also got on the scoresheet. arsenal got one back through vivianne miedema but chelsea, who were favourites, prevailed to lift the women's fa cup for second time. it is an amazing feeling. i think every footballer dreams one day to play at wembley. to even when it is right now the best feeling. play at wembley. to even when it is right now the best feelingm play at wembley. to even when it is right now the best feeling. it is

declan harvey, bbc newsline, stra bane, county tyrone.the belfast health and social care trust has begun recalling more than 2,500 patients with brain conditions who may have been misdiagnosed by a senior neurologist. special clinics were laid on for patients seen by consultant dr michael watt after doctors raised concerns about the care he was giving. keith doyle reports. the first of thousands of patients diagnosed with neurological conditions will start to get new assessments from today, amid fears they may have been misdiagnosed. 200 additional clinics have been set up in northern ireland to review patients who were treated by a consultant neurologist dr michael watt. it follows a year—long independent investigation by the royal college of physicians. gillian mannis was diagnosed with nerve damage and other conditions 12 years ago. she is one of the patients who has received a letter offering a new appointment with a different consultant. i don't know what to expect. i don't know what they are going to tell me. i started worrying, you

not just in iran but also at home as donald trump announces he wants to strike a new agreement with tyrone adding that it would actually be better for that country i hope to be able to make a deal with them a good deal a fair deal a good deal for them better for them better for them but we cannot allow them to have nuclear weapons present a chance dangerous action makes iran's nuclear program now more likely to be resumed president trump has strengthened the hardliners in iran and iran may go back to pursuit of highly enriched uranium and ultimately a nuclear weapon and now we're off to an arms race in the most volatile part of the world on tuesday donald trump officially announced washington was dumping the iran nuclear deal struck by the obama administration has long been describing the agreement as one of the worst deals ever made america says it didn't cover iran's ballistic missile program nor its perceived malign activities in the region so now washington is putting the screws on companies doing business with tehran as daniel bushell reports the sanctions back iran probably doesn't c

james tyrone woodson were resentenced to meet the objections of the court. the prisoner who gave his name to the case and charles william profit remained on death row. franklin tennessee, go ahead please. are you there? last try, i know you're watching your television. it's time to ask your question. >> sorry about that we will move on to earl in ottawa illinois. >> we can hear you. >> what is the cost for appeals? where's it-- what does it cost now? >> i don't think it has ever been specifically calculated. it would be a difficult thing to calculate so i do not have a reliable figure on that. >> it varies state to state but quite expensive. >> tony in santa fe? >> i'd like to disagree with one of the general statements of people not being innocent. 162 since 1976. illinois in fact has one of the highest one of the overturned convictions because they found that the system was faulty. the death penalty was now lost in the state of illinois. how can you say there's not the chance that we've killed even more since the courts do not seem to want to listen or cha

sinn fein has won the west tyrone by—election.mes the first woman to hold the seat — but as with all sinn fein mps she won't take her place at westminster. our political editor laura kuenssberg is in westminster tonight. so while the parties are all putting their best foot forward, claiming some victories, there has been no great change. we must remember, this is a particular set of results based on a particular set of results based on a particular set of contests around england,. we have to introduce caveats were we are trying to translate that into any kind of national result. those caveats given, it is possible to use what has happened in the last 2a hours to project some kind of sense into what might happen if they were to be a general election any time soon. and what these results suggest is, that those of the main westminster parties would pretty much be level pegging. it buy it be something that would feel pretty much like a dead heat. what that means, really, we have been in the kind of situation where whatever the politic

man but do you think is familiar with the churchill quote that the duty steeples of for a man and tyrone are no dominick to british landscape are you. saying there are no dominate the politics of the continent of europe. and the european union more broadly have been insistent almost from day one the day after the referendum took place that they will stand by island and that on the border question the has to be a solution that is acceptable to the republic of ireland they've not budge from that position now the u.k. government has come up with a whole variety of slogans and cliches since that referendum saying there will be no return to a hard border that we no infrastructure the british women's already hinting that rowing back from that no you infrastructure because it's talking about technological solutions well you technology has to be put in place somewhere i wouldn't want to be the first person in strength to install border installations it's not just myself that would say that the chief constable of northern ireland has warned that it would be reckless to try and install anything at

perhaps not for the first time in british politics what chuck show called the steeples of tyrone have a man's to dominate the landscape because whatever else to these army has to worry about there is no doubt that that island beyond the island island of ireland now has the key cards in the negotiations. i can tell you i have killed thirteen people with missile strikes and there are one thousand six hundred and twenty six unnamed enemies that were killed in all the missions that i completed and i know that i know that for a fact and i know each of these persons was a human being they had a family they had friends they had lives and we ended them the possibilities are endless. americans are free trade country is not a capitalist country. believing in competition it's a monopolist country that believes in monopolization and they like to use the dollar as their bludgeon to beat people into submission and if you try to get out of the dollar whether it's syria iraq libya or iran but just actually said they're getting out of the dollar to go to europe you get a bump bump bump bump bump bump

declan harvey, bbc newsline, stra bane, county tyrone. patients have been seen by the consultant doctor michael watt and were contacted doctor michael watt and were co nta cted by doctor michael watt and were contacted by the belfast trust after doctors raised concerns about the care he was given. there were fears these patients were misdiagnosed. 200 additional clinics we i’e misdiagnosed. 200 additional clinics were set up in northern ireland to review patients who were treated by a consultant urologist doctor michael watt. it follows a year—long independent investigation. julian manors was diagnosed with nerve damage and other conditions 12 years ago. she is one of the patients who has received a letter offering a new appointment with a different consultant. i don't know what to expect. i don't know what they are going to tell me. you put your life into somebody‘s hands, basically. the trust says 2000 patients have been contacted already with more being sent letters every day. but with patients' records and —— spread across the health

in the beginning tyrone kaplan published their photos together. to us here is this this is the issue about the mugger evacuation tyro and a couple both took pictures there by the food and coffee and the photos and here you can see their credit her entire town hall. often photographed the same subject kept up with unlike zero zero with a reflex corella which takes square format pictures. tara was a highly skilled put her in her own right. and here is that and here is the special issue with the test taken by gad alone of the new people's army in spain for me to annoy of this day she got the cover picture and she has a double spread in the magazine. you have and a credit to the photos tarot for towards time. terrell's photos appeared in news magazines in germany switzerland spain and france the soldiers admired the german photographer. get to have the charm and beauty of a child she was brave and the division admired her for that. by nine hundred forty five robert kapper had moved to new york where he and his colleagues founded the legendary magnum p

uphold it and so within this contract we may be well shutters fied bondings i and of course that tyrone has been demonstrating so far and we are basically expressions of the most specific concerns of the french republic has marched on civility we also gave areas. other companies and the day we undertake certain commercial protection measures and i am supporting the measures undertaken by the european commission which is providing for their respective re-imbursement. companies as well as working together with european investment banks and compensation and we do that legally to express our condolences to the companies which are suffering because that would create a very foreign commercial site and say that a much bigger company that you can float is an example there present here and this there is not only the problem of the sanctions that they may fall under because they work in iran all in iran but with a problem of their own presence in the american market and so i will definitely tell you that quite clearly. i believe that francois and europe are active and it's actually territorial ch

bond, adrian pond, barbara garcia, brian strong, john updike, and finally, my partner in everything tyronm the mayor's office. could you stand up and be recognized. [applause] and lastly, i would like to thank our main sponsor for this event, so grateful for their leadership and their demonstration of what is possible when you lead by intention and that is kaiser. [applause] >> so, i have to say, as a californian, it's been a tough year to witness this new normal of a changed climate. as an environmentalist, it's been hard to watch what is happening at the national level. it is impossible not to feel not to react. don't it always seem you don't know what you've got until it's gone. but then, i see students, students like the school of the arts chorus, students like those who are rising up against gun violence and marching for their lives. and that awful feeling turns to hope. and then i see the young people who are suing the federal over climate change because they believe in their right to a healthy planet not polluted by fossil fuels. [applause] and by the way, so do we. so thank you de

remember everyone in this world we are not told their loved one up so i tell you all i love you i am tyrone half the law let's keep on watching those hawks never great game but. you never know what's around the corner never in the world seen the pub in the. excitement it's nothing that's where the adrenaline in much comes from. good news and moves like that and the next thing the world will be. the violence he's a puppy. and it's almost a schizophrenia. where you can do all these things and behave badly. they're portable horsepower of a little. more so full of the last. punishment and infirm for more or less and thought. i would rather where i figure out a really good uphold i don't want to get. the meaning you need to me is that beneath if you don't involve these come from the involvement. of. those who know the middle east understand that the decision to bring tens of thousands of palestinian marchers to our border is the work of hamas the question is does a country like israel have a right to protect its border internationally recognized border if you say no it doesn't then you you will

fox news foreign policy analyst tyrone skinner. great to have you here. thanks for coming in.ll you what next. the president is gambling resumption of economic sanctions who bring readers back to the table to renegotiate a deal. treasury secretary mnuchin says he still wants a deal that happening. listen to this. >> the president has been very clear since the campaign and since he came into office. this is a bad deal. he's focused on determining the deal. the deal. we don't want iran never to have nuclear weapons. if iran is sincere in wanting to become a member of the world community, they should sit down and negotiate reasonable terms. gerri: what do you see happening? are they likely to come back to the table? >> i absolutely think so. what president trump did yesterday will begin the process of having a counter proliferation agreement with the iranians that make sense, that's consistent with facts on the ground, rooted in the right assumption and argument and not have been believed that iran after nearly 15 years of negotiations and attempts to address its nuclear program

storm and tyrone are the two horses coming down.verybody is packed because they have excited for a glimpse. i made some friends here. they are from california, aren't you ladies? hi, how are you? you are from california, just like myself. more importantly, meghan, is that right? >> yes. >> what is it like for you to see a california girl join the brish royalam f >> incrediblee a,ik dream. >> hopefully they will spend more time in california. >> you are studying abroad? >> yes. >> what is it like being here at this time? >> exciting. i feel like everyone is so excited for the wedding. they are welcoming meghan to england and to the family. it's fun to see american flags everywhere. >> it's a celebration of both cultures, right? >> yes. >> i've almost met more americans than britains. >> i agree. we have heard more american accents than british. >> definitely the most of anytime in england. anywhere we have been, the most americans are here, right now, today. >> awesome. thanks so much. i hope you get to see her and i get to see her.

jillian: superstar tyron has won dozens of awards for his hits on but humanitarian word with the lb gtor vp of marketing who sat down, doing a lot of work for a lot of people. >> 5 million albums sold and this incredible journey. thank you for stepping in the fox side, 20 top singles on billboard, 5 million albums to come by and say hi. >> you get all those accolades. i have been successful in country music. >> you came out is the first openly gay country star. what was the reception you received and the impact on your career before that? >> 4-man completely prepared to walk away from country music because i wanted to live authentically and make a difference on this planet, country fans amazed me and so did national on the business side. >> you continue to give back including this concert. >> the fourth year for love and acceptance in nashville, we partnered with glad over the last four years and doing a lot of work to change it. these guys are going into all kinds of communities in the united states and discriminating against lgbt people just because they are game. these are families,

tyrone maria bartiromo sat down exclusively with vice president dick cheney along with former defensee the cia to leon panetta and got their take on the detainees coming home. >> i think it offers the possibility of significant progress. we have to be careful and the president is being very careful to go operate in a way that we don't get sort of hung out to dry. >> you try to work with them with periods of accommodation, but ultimately we found out we couldn't trust him. >> also learned more about president trump's upcoming summit with kim jong un presidents remarks straight ahead. investors react into the decision on the iran deal and also news coming out of north korea. gains across the board. a point gain on the dow future. yesterday the dow added 182 points listed by shares of energy companies. oil prices hovering around 71, $72 a barrel. a bit of a game they are up seven tenths of 1%. about half a buck a barrel at the moment. markets are mixed. losses on the ftse 100 in england in the ch he and friend. in asia overnight, markets gaining across the board. the hang seng in kospi i

we met not long ago with the environmental advisor tyrone. i did get feedback very recently that they're interested in continuing that conversation. we were going to have that conversation as a part of this body. i expect that we'll get back with them soon and then i've been asking to meet through you chairman kwon, with representatives from the mayor's office about the seawall, s. s.i.p., workforce development and the items we just discussed and our environmental agenda. i expect that we might do something towards the end of next month, i'm going to ask if it's ok with the chairman that we ask donna to coordinate with the mayor's office on a date where we can get a full compliment of commissioners, as long as it's not in conflict with our general manager's schedule. >> good idea. >> anything else commissioners? any public comments? meeting is adjourned. >> when i open up the paper every day i'm just amazed at how many different environmental issues keep popping up. when i think about the planet i want to leave for my children and other gener

maggio and major tyrone vargas, an army rotc assistant adjunct professor, helped make sure that the drivergot out safely and moved away from the flames. standing beside the truck, they noticed a crumpled honda wedged underneath the wreckage."that's when we all rushed to aid the trapped driver of the car," said major steve kwon, who is currently stationed at fort knox in kentucky but was visiting ucla this week. "by then the fire was already burning and was picking up flames." flames." picking up flames." (grant) that was mary beth mcdade reporting... about 100 students are in ucla's rotc program. coming upwe had multiple episodes of people coming by in the middle of the night and dumping off tree trimmings .a business owner in san jose keeps getting dumped on so he put us some camera and caught this truck making an unwanted deliverythe next edition of people behaving badly 4 your money tonight... a kroger supplier is recalling over 35-thousand pounds of ground beef...(grant) and it's because it might be contaminated with small pieces of hard plastic the agriculture department says food pro

kelly: more on this let's bring in tyron skinner, research fellow at the hoover institution, thanks for us today. as we look at this and the president prepares to meet with north korean leader kim jong un, he has been speaking about the possible release of american hostages as we saw in gillian's report still being held in north korea, do you believe that north korea will release those americans prior to this engagement these two leaders? >> we hope so, because it will be an important gesture about good faith going into historic talks focused on denuclearizing the north korean peninsula -- the korean peninsula. you know, we have a historical precedent for such efforts, let me speak about 1983 when ronald reagan at the height of the cold war was able to negotiate the release of 7 pentecostals from basement of the u.s. embassy in has -- has cow. 1983 was seen as height of renewed cold war while there was tension rhetoric calling soviet union evil empire and the u.s. placing nuclear weapons in western europe focused on the soviet union, there was a human right's issue that got resolved. wi

sebastian gorka, as well as tyron skinner. as we await this decision right now, do we have time to go to blake burman? he will fill us in on some of what we're hearing at this moment. hey, blake. >> trish, president trump called this a bad deal, horrible deal. one of the worst deals of all time. according to sources all indications we're getting the president is set to pull the united states out of the iran nuclear deal. as it relates to sanctions, according to sources the sanctions will be put back on to iran and will not take place until about 90 days from now. that would be on or about august 6th. from what we have been hearing from sources as well, the president actually informed some senators here at the white house earlier today about his decision to withdraw from this deal. the vice president, mike pence, also went to "the hill" and briefed congressional folks up there as well. one of the big questions of course with all of this is how will iran react? president rouhani said there would be some problems in the upcoming

large signatures they say could reveal tyronical personality, phony permits and even inferiority complexeslayed this troll as trump proved she is no doubt griffin door, which needs no explaining if you are one of the millions captivated by the wizarding world of harry potter. that wraps things up on this friday. ali velshi, who have all over tv today -- >> i thought you were going to take care of the white house press briefing for me. >> they tend to run a little late in this white house. >> we will be monitoring it. >> good afternoon, everybody. i'm ali velshi. this hour the white house is is trying to shift attention to its plans to lower prescription drug pricing. but the briefing could focus instead on the controversial headlines inundating the administration. outrage is pouring in with former vice president joe biden saying the decency in the trump administration has hit rock bottom. tensions are flaring over will kelly sadler has not been fired after she mocked senator john mccain, a highly respected veteran battling brain cancer? what was her comment? he is dying anyway. then white

declan harvey, bbc newsline, stra bane, county tyrone.a one—year—old boy was found dead in a flat in fife. emergency services were called to a block of flats in dunfermline on wednesday, where the young child's body was discovered. police are treating the incident as "unexplained". jeremy corbyn says the local election results leave labour well placed to win the next general election. the party won control of several councils and had their best result in the capital since 1971. the party did however, fail to capture several key targets from the conservatives. the party's former spin—doctor, alastair campbell has criticised the leadership and said labour should at this stage be destroying the tory party. we're kidding ourselves if we think these election results are good. i think what i've been arguing for today is not living in denial of real questions and real problems they want labour to address, but face up to them. it's not underminejeremy corbyn to say that out there in the real world people are asking the question whether he could b

. >> two windsor grey horses, storm and tyron, will pull the carriage on the big day. >> he is a homebred the processions are a very, very long tradition. they go back over 500 years. everybody, all the way along the route, can feel they're part of this great, national occasion. >> in 2011, after marrying in westminster abbey, william and kate's procession led back to london's buckingham palace. just like prince charles and lady diana's did in 1981, after they famously wed in st. paul's cathedral. now, in windsor, the anticipation grows by the hour. >> we're right on the corner. right in the best spot in the world. >> the town's abuzz with just about everyone hoping for their part of royal history. they're coming from far and wide. >> coming from miles around. a couple came from indiana on monday. they were staying for the duration. they want to be able to say to their kids and grandchildren, i saw harry and meghan in the flesh on their wedding day. that's why people gather here. >> i got a couple of people who have been camping out. donna from connecticut. >> yes. >> wait a minute. how l

>> i know tyrone.ght here. how does it feel with the new district lines? they're going to change for the first time ever on tuesday to be able to vote for mr. edwards? >> fantastic. we might be able to make a big difference. >> we're going to change the national narrative so we need someone in congress who's going to represent the people and i'm that person. >> you are. >> again, what we're seeing here is a microcosm of what we're going to see in 2020. republicans are not happy with these new district lines. in kt ffact there's a booth to advocate against the new drawn lines and that was all over a supreme court battle here. >> nice job. jacob will be on the campaign trail between now and november and if you live in a swing congressional district and you have a story to tell about the issues that matter where you live, let him know using the hashtag up for grabs msnbc. great idea. >> you think your neighborhood on the upper west side? >> yes, totally up for grabs as it always is. >> besides pennsylvani

in the parliamentary by—election in west tyrone, sinn fein held the seat with a slightly reduced majorityndependent review has been announced by the government. volkswagen‘s former chief executive, martin winterkorn, has been charged with conspiracy to defraud the united states and violating the clean air act in connection with the diesel emissions scandal. prosecutors there claim he knew that his company‘s vehicles were cheating in emissions tests. mr winterkorn resigned from vw shortly after the scandal emerged in 2015. twitter has warned its 330 million users to change their passwords. the site said a technical glitch had led to some passwords being stored in plain text on an internal computer system. in a blog post twitter said the error has been fixed and there was no indication that passwords had been stolen or misused by anyone. bill cosby and roman polanski have been expelled from the us academy of motion picture arts and sciences. the academy, which runs the oscars, said this was done in accordance with its standards of conduct. tv star cosby was convicted of sexual assault last

well, there was also a parliamentary by—election in west tyrone yesterday.dent keith doyle has more details. he's in our belfast newsroom now. good morning to you. the election triggered by the resignation of barry michael duff. a slightly reduced majority that almost twice as much as the second placed candidate from the dup solution they now still dominant there? yes, there was a little drama surrounding yesterday's voting but it was not in the result which came in late last night or the early hours of the morning. all begley got 16,000 votes with an 8000 majority. slightly down on the election last year, but this isa on the election last year, but this is a strongly nationalist constituency. sinn fein have a grip on it, there was never any doubt that sinn fein would hang onto it. in second place was thomas buchanan from the dup. this was triggered by the resignation of barry mcilduff. he posed on twitter with a picture ofa he posed on twitter with a picture of a loaf of kingsmill bread on his head which was on the anniversary of the kingsmill massacre is.

there's also a by—election in the parliamentary seat of west tyrone in northern ireland.ome areas won't start counting until tomorrow, so the final results won't be known until later on friday. and you can watch full coverage of the local election results on bbc one and the bbc news channel from 11:a5 tonight. many professional musicians are thinking about changing career because they don't earn enough to live on — according to a study by the musicians union. the report says nearly half of its members are considering giving up. 0ur entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba reports. a position with a leading uk orchestra would be a dream come true for gemma freestone, but she knows there's likely to be a cost. in the musicians union survey, almost half said orchestral work isn't enough to live on — luckily, gemma is keen to embrace additional work, like teaching, but for many, taking on extra work is a financial necessity. we don't do what we do for money, of course we don't, we love what we do but we have to earn a living and if people have families and children — obviously

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he and his new -- those horses are sir basel, tyrone and storm. apparently said to her when he came -- first came into contact with her said that, i believe the words were, you look lovely. i missed you. you look amazing. i missed you. >> at the end of the day, it's a wedding, two people in love. all the setting really adds to it. but, you know, two emotional moments were when he caught sight of his bride. also when doria ragland caught sight of her daughter. two key moments. as bonnie said, as much as this has done for the public, i think it's done as much, if not more, for the royal family. none of this happens without the permission of the queen. i don't think she's been that involved but she's basically said, you can do what you want. so, when i asked the palace about whether this is a feminist move on behalf of meghan, they said, well, she's just trying to be herself. you can't imagine how difficult that is in that system to be yourself. >> the carriage is coming your way, or passing by you, yes? >> it is. >> there's queen victoria standing a

dress and tiara, but the horses pulling that 1883 carriage, two of them are father and son, storm and tyroneding up on the back of my neck, guys. >> for me it's hard to pick one moment because there were so many beautiful things that happened in the last hour. thank you very much. meghan markle picked a british designer to create her wedding dress. they picked flowers to go into the bouquet to the tiara that carried special significance to her. let's go back to roxana saberi. she's along the windsor long walk with the newest details. roxana, we can't wait to hear. >> yes. kensington palace has released details of her full ensemble. as you mentioned the dress was made by british designer clare waight keller. kensington palace said meghan met keller earlier this year and chose her for her timeless elegant aesthetics. the two worked closely on the design. it's made of silk, pure white with a boat neckline with three-quarter-length sleeves. as for the vaeil, it with us moe than 16 feet long, also silk, embroidered flowers representing 53 countries of the commonwealth of which the queen is the he