the former prime minister, sirjohn major warns britons are being offered an "unreal and over—optimisticvision of what brexit will look like. 0 bsta cles obstacles are brushed aside as if of no consequences and opportunities are inflated beyond expectation of delivery. a major inquiry into historical child abuse begins hearing evidence from those sent to australia — under a government—backed migration scheme. you will hear that these younger children were the least protected, the most vulnerable and the most abused. plans to limit access to a key disability benefit — should be reversed — according to mps — including some conservatives. a change to personal injury compensation — will increase car insurance for millions of drivers. and in the next hour — a fiasco at the at the oscars as the wrong film is named best picture. the academy award for best picture... oh you! come on. la la land. the team behind la la land had already started the victory speeches — when the mistake was uncovered. this is not a joke. moonlight has won best picture. moonlight. best picture. a moment i will never fo

the headlines at 11: the former prime minister sirjohn major warns britons are being offered an unreal and over—optimistic vision of what brexit will look like 0 bsta cles obstacles are brushed aside as if no consequences and expectations are above any realistic aim of delivery. this is not a joke. moonlight has won best picture. an inquiry is launched after the biggest mix—up ever seen at the oscars ceremony. and on newsnight tonight, the political backlash to that extraordinaryjohn major speech. iain duncan smith tells me the former prime minister sounds angry and strangely bitter. good evening and welcome to bbc news. for the second time in a fortnight, a former prime minister has warned that the british people are being given an unrealistic vision of life after brexit. two weeks ago it was labour's tony blair. this evening it was the conservative sirjohn major, who said the costs of brexit would be too much for most people. and he warned that theresa may's approach could lead to a second independence referendum in scotland. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. polite word

also, unreal and overoptimistic. the nhs and welfare state if britain leaves the eu without a trade deal. that's the opinion of the former prime minister sirjohn major. and the greek economic crisis — it goes from bad to worse, we'll speak to the former greek finance minister yanis va roufakis. i'm katty kay in washington — christian fraser's in london. big increases in defence spending offset by cuts to domestic agencies and the state department — that's what president trump wants from his first budget. he's promised one of the "greatest military build ups in american history", and briefings by the white house suggest the increase could be more than 9%. also today, the defence secretaryjim mattis is due to deliver his plan for defeating the self—styled islamic state group. this is what donald trump had to say earlier about the military. we must ensure that our courageous servicemen and women have the tools they need to deter war, and when called upon to fight in our name, only do one thing, win. we have to win. we h

totally unreal for them, so for them to hear my voice will be great.ard this machine and how it sounds, so why don't you give it a whirl. good morning to you, thank you for coming on the programme. good morning, christian, thanks for having us on the show today. that is amazing, it sounds just like having us on the show today. that is amazing, it soundsjust like him! tell us a bit about what happened, how did you get to go on this sort of research programme to record jason's voice? when jason was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 2013, we did lots of research and we knew that 90% of people with motor new disease lose the ability to speak. most people with motor neurone disease have a very computerised... just a moment, darling! most people have a computerised, robotic sounding voice, like professor hawking. computerised, robotic sounding voice, like professor hawkingm computerised, robotic sounding voice, like professor hawking. it is very synthesised? it is, although it is synonymous with stephen hawking. we did not want that forjason and by acc

one is, the media does spin real events in to very unreal events. no question about is a bias. but inside the media we -- or campaign we would see, that first hand how something would happen, and it would be spun in a different way, they could turn a good event to something that looked like a negative events. other tip, this is something that media does not understand, this not donald trump that is the one expressing these emotions and firing people up, it and the american people, this is the way they peal feel, reason that donald trump does big rallies, because he wants to always have his finger to the pu pug of -- pulse of america. there is no beard tha nobody that understands more than donald trump. this is where america is at, they are frustrated with media, in a are frustrated with bias. donald trump is pushing more people to go straight to the news source through social media, and skip the bias. liz: you have been at rallies, do you feel that journalists should fear anyone at the rallies? >> no, that is why you have not seen journalists get hurt at a rally much we have so

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the former prime minister, sirjohn major warns britons are being offered an "unreal and over—optimisticsta cles obstacles are brushed aside as if of no consequences and opportunities are inflated beyond expectation of delivery. a major inquiry into historical child abuse begins hearing evidence from those sent to australia — under a government—backed migration scheme. you will hear that these younger children were the least protected, the most vulnerable and the most abused. plans to limit access to a key disability benefit — should be reversed — according to mps — including some conservatives. a change to personal injury compensation — will increase car insurance for millions of drivers.

. >> very unreal.'t believe it's finally happening. >> reporter: she felt some nerves as she headed down the aisle. she hasn't had to worry about paying for and putting this all together because a restaurant chose her and kevin to win a free wedding. >> we feel blessed. >> reporter: the restaurant owners have been organizing this for month. we were there around christmas when the couple won the contest. >> congratulations! >> reporter: their plans to marry date back years. but cancer got in the way for both of them. wood is now cancer-free. so handcheck's esophageal cancer unfortunately has spread. >> a tough battle with a lot of strength and courage. >> reporter: he has beaten the odds so far and is happy to marry the love of his life. >> a real exciting moment. >> reporter: for the vendors who stepped up to donate the photos, flowers, and wedding dress, it was an easy situation. >> very emotional to consider the situation of the groom. >> we're very grateful for everything they've been doing. >> repo

an unreal atmosphere here. i will take a step out of here and show you the snowflakes coming down. yesterday philadelphia fans were met with 78-degree temperatures today. a whole different story, wind chills in the upper 20s. it was a sellout. more than 67 people watched the pens win, unfortunately, 4-2. take a look at the concourse. a lot of black and yellow. one woman didn't have a great opinion of pittsburgh fans and another guy who grew up here but his roots go with the fly guys. >> pittsburgh sucks. the city has been awful. >> reporter: why has it been so terrible? >> the parking. we were here 45 minutes trying to park. the fans suck. >> there have been a couple of mishaps, but there are as many nice people as mean people. >> 89% of them are pretty nice. >> reporter: the other 20%? >> not so nice. >> reporter: so mixed reviews here of pittsburgh. perhaps it had something to do with the score. talked to nhl commissioner gary bettman before the game, about the next time this could happen for the flyers. it could be citizens bank park as we've seen before or beaver stadium up in

. >>> and history is made, in women's college basketball, u-conn wins its 100 straight game, unreal. beating the university of south carolina game cocks last night. the philly connection on both sides of the court. >>> good day, february 14th, that would make it valentines day is that right. >> that is true, happy valentines day, mike. >> yes, happy vd. >> you seem quite happen bye this. >> stupid day. it is called a holiday, is it considered a holiday is this. >> i don't though about a holiday. >> people say holiday. >> well, nobody is off. >> to me a holiday means we're not working. what is this? >> it is the worst candy ever made, they taste horrible, yes , stupid. >> so cranky. >> take one. >> yes, i will take a purple one. >> this is what i feel for you >> it says be true. >> well, don't be true. >> it is all a lie, sue, it is all a lie. >> it is all a lie. >> alex has her festive red on today. and look at mike jerrick, black tie. >> on purpose. >> let's see. >> they taste like chalk. >> marry me. >> all right. >> am i asking you? >> i think you ask asking me. taken. weather by

. >> it's unreal. >> i can't believe it's finally happening. >> she felt the nerves as she headed downhe aisle, but she has not had to worry about paying for or putting this together because a restaurant picked her and kevin to win a free wedding. >> we feel very blessed to be part of this day. >> we were there around christmas when the couple won the contest. >> they have been calling to make sure that i'm okay. >> their plans to marry date back years. cancer was in the way for both of them. wood is now cancer free, but kevin's stomach cancer has unfortunately spread. >> a lot of strength and courage. >> he beat the odds so far. >> for those that stepped up to donate, it was an easy decision. >> very emotional. >> i'm grateful for everything they have been doing to help me through this moment. >> a moment to forget about struggles and let generosity and love lift everyone up. >> best wishes to the happy couple. coming up, trust the process. that is what the sixers have been telling their fans for awhile now, but what about embiid's injured knee. we'll hear about why that is not their

the headlines at 11: the former prime minister sirjohn major warns britons are being offered an unrealbrexit will look like o bsta cles obstacles are brushed aside as if no consequences and expectations are above any realistic aim of delivery. this is not a joke. moonlight has won best picture. an inquiry is launched after the biggest mix—up ever seen at the oscars ceremony. and on newsnight tonight, the political backlash to that extraordinaryjohn major speech. iain duncan smith tells me the former prime minister sounds angry and strangely bitter.

. >> it almost feels like it's unreal. so i try to stay present time and look at what can i do. >> this view from chopper5 shows what the neighborhood and the surrounding area lookeded like yesterday. today it's noticeably better but still horrific for those who live here. >> i'd say that's an aquarium. >> this neighborhood off center road is empty all that remains are cars submerged in water that's contaminated in sewage. >> as you can tell this part of the road is still closed to flooding. there's still a lot of water. this is where the street meets the sidewalk and even after the water goes away it leaves behind a thick layer of mud. >> now that the initial panic is dying down some people are questioning how the city of san jose could have handled this differently. >> there's so much garage in the creek bed and it should have been removed or it would have helped had it been removed earlier like during the summer. and we probably wouldn't all be out here today. >> they should have been able to profile the low lying areas

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it's unreal. >> the national weather service said straight line winds up to 95 miles an hour. not a tornado left the trail of destruction. >>> huh-uh. the same storm system did produce all tornado in north eastern pennsylvania. the national weather service said a twister touched down saturday in pitston township. a seteam said the tornado pack winds. >>> the oscars ended with a shocking twist that took everyone by surprise. take a look. >> there's a mistake. moonlight. you won best picture. we'll show you how a best picture blunder capped off new septa schedule, we'll te you why commuters will have mf options. >>> creek rescue. we'll explain how a woman and her dog survived an eight hour or deal following a crash. >>> no mistake here. winter cold is back. it's 33 degrees and many neighborhoods below freezing this morning. it's a live view of boat house row. neighborhood forecast just ahead. >>> remnants of a vehicle fire on 95. traffic moving and approaching the philadelphia international airport, the fire under control right now, but we are losing some lanes on the northbound

. >> that is unreal. i thought for sure that story -- >> oh. >>> gosh, do i love cookies.s. and few do it better than the girl scouts, right? the samoas, the trefoils and the thin mints. everywhere right now. how can you make this better? our friend jessica has improved upon the venerable girl scout cookie. >> they're awesome business women. awesome. did you see how many cookies i have? >> if you can't decide which one to eat, why not make something else with a bunch of them like jessica teaches us how to do. >> no. >> you mix them all up? >> hold up. >> we're going to try girl scout cookie bars. >> she makes a crust with the trefoils, pulsing that and putting it in the nine inch pan. >> once you have it nice and uniform in the bottom of the pan, we can pour some more goodness in there. >> add some chocolate chip, samoas. what, are you catching me here? >> we'll make a li cookie crumb get ready to be blown away, jessica, ple >> on the way out -- >> i was very concerned that the girl scout cookie was about to get messed up because it's really kind of hard to improve on it.

. >> even a storyline on the second season of lifetime's "unreal." >> he's black! >> yeah, the first black bachelor, that black. >> the fictional series follows the backstage drama at a dating reality show. but rachel said her historic season won't be focussing on race as much as finding true love. when i met rachel in new orleans she was laid back and staying away from drama in the bachelor mansion. but thh bachelorette needs drama so what is she going to bbing to the show? she did tell us she really identified with the struggles nick was going through as bachelor. >> i told nick all the time, every time i talked to him, i'm like, how are you doing? i cannot imagine what it is like to compartmentalize every relationship with the women in this house. >> she's going to find out what it's like when the men when she makes her debut as the bachelorette on may 22nd. >>> hair sond ford suffers another close call while piloting the plane, details behind an investigation that is under way right now. this is the aircraft ford was flying yesterday when he flew over a boeing

it's unreal. >> the national weather certifies said straight line wind up to 95 miles an hour not a tornado left a trail of destruction there. >> wow, keep your fingers crossed for people there. >>> meanwhile, here locally. >> here locally, it is cold this morning. heading out the door, clear skies overnight and mother nature is out to prove it is still february. we've got a cold winter morning. look at that. ice has refrozen the ice rink at penn's landing. get sunshine this morning. increasing clouds during the day and skies turn cloudy later in the day. clouds help us so it won't be as cold tonight. temperatures dropping down to 40s this evening. 33 in philadelphia. little bit of sunshine to start with. actually some bright sunshine this morning before the clouds take over. those clouds increasing around midday in philadelphia. increasing along with temperature is the wind out of southwest. that's important. that's the driving force behind the warm up that's going to be with us over the next few days. 32 degrees. still in the 30s at 8:00. warming to the 50s this afternoon. clouds come int

, or asks the people to join him and push the unreality, and so if they want to stay in their boss'shey often have to join him in this kind of nonsense peddling. >> is that frustrating that he only called on conservative outlets, or organizations that he would deem would be friendly to the trump administration. how frustrating is that to a reporter who is tasked to ask about tough questions, and reince priebus, and kellyanne conway, none of that was discussed during this press briefing. >> it is frustrating. and i don't think we need to demand that every question go to "the new york times" or "the washington post" or cnn, but the public should expect you know that some questions some of the time go to outlets that are going to be tough and be critical, fair, smart, but also tough and critical on the president. and there seems to be a deliberate effort on many occasions to simply avoid that type of scrutiny. >> uh-huh, and this story certainly is indeed an example of the importance of a free and independent press, i would say. i have to ask you, daniel, president trump met with the ca

it's almost unreal. watch closely here the explosion of water and steam you see is caused when the hot molten lava hits the colder ocean water of course. geologists say the lava is 428 degrees fahrenheit when it hits the water. and look at the way it is just, as they say, like a firehose, just pouring into the ocean. >> it doesn't even look real. it's cool. >> mr. beal is here with all the sports. >> a buddy of mine is an underwater diver and he's been underwater while the lava -- inbelievable video. amazing stuff. you have to be careful with, that though. with one billionaire out the door does mark davis have another investor lined up? why the raiders' relocation to >>> good evening. k davis needs nted. one or his las vegas relocation plans may disappear faster than my money at caesars palace on my last visit. did better at the venetian, which is sheldon adelson's place over the weekend. investor adelson pulled his $650 million commitment and goldman sachs won't deal apparently without adelson. so where

he said, "the british people have been led to be unreal and over optimistic."n stopford is still with us. does theresa may have any choice to say i will make a success of brexit? john: i don't think so. it is going to happen. she has got to do the best deal she can. by going down the route she has politically, she has done very well. she has managed to unite the whole of her party behind her, and that is winning dividend as we saw last week. politically, it is my. i do not think she has got a choice. i think she has got to try to go for the best deal she can. guy: the reality looks very they have the backing of the most senior political figures in europe. he is likely to drive a very hard bargain, and with the greatest will and the world, i'm not sure that hard bargain is being laid out to the british people at this stage. clearly not going to end up with as good a deal with europe as we had before, and so, that does have some consequences. i think europe would be stupid if it went, you know, and burnt all bridges. it ultimately needs to trade with us, and i gu

. >> unreal this winter. >> thank you for being here.e a great night. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- magic johnson -- luke wilson --

. >> it's unreal. unbelievable. i never thought this would happen in my life. overwhelming. >> fatima first caught the attention of caps great who was in ab u dhabi last fall. >> i just see the girl step on the ice, no skates on and she start handling pucks and controlling a little bit differently. i was amazed. >> one thing led to another and when the invitation came to visit the capitals in person she said yes. >> congratulations. >> i'm going to give her a stick. >> treasured moments for this soft spoken woman is receiving a game used hockey ovechkin. >> did you score a goal with it? >> i hope she going to have more interest in the . she's going to be star of her country. [ unintelligible ] >> fatima started her week long visit monday night. spent some time at the united arab emirates embassy in dc tuesday and will drop the ceremonial first puck at thursday's game against the red wings. diane roberts, wusa9 sports. >> that's quite a story. let's hope she gets a chance to play somewhere. >> going to feel like the ice tomorrow. >> it will. we have a temperatur

for february temperatures that are unreal coming your way.couple of days. however, this morning, starting off with clouds and a few light rain showers moving through bank of america county and lehigh valley. allentown getting very light rain. not going to last for long. clouds will linger for most of the morning. good news, temperatures in lehigh valley and bank of america county above freezings. in philadelphia we're in the 40s right now for most neighborhoods. somerton just dropped to 39 degrees. 43 in center city. port richmond at 45. starting point. big warmup today. in spite of a lot of clouds this morning. should stay dry in philadelphia. just a slight chance of sprinkle this morning in the suburbs. clouds break in new jersey. 60 drooes this afternoon. nice day at the shore. cooler with temperatures in the 50s. upper 60s for the lehigh valley. delaware as well. break these forecast down hour by hour when i'm back in ten minutes. first, janet yellen watching your first alert traffic. >> starting off in new jersey. crash reported on new j

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this is a special group of boys, and unreal, unreal.s crazy. crazy maybe, but true, nonetheless. 81 league places separated these guys, but lincoln followed up wins over ipswich and brighton in the previous rounds with a strong start at turf moor, and while the premier league team had their own openings, it would become an increasingly frustrating and edgy afternoon's work for them. just askjoey barton. harassed all match, he was lucky not to be sent off. but it didn't matter for lincoln. they pushed the end, and with headlines waiting to be written, sean raggett and company duly obliged. not even five minutes of injury time could stop this fairytale from happening. lincoln have made history. this is one of the great shocks of the competition. for a non—league team to be in the last eight of the fa cup, and coming away from wembley, and two games away from the final, is unbelievable. people said to me, it may be a football miracle. i don't know. it is certainly a miracle when you consider no non—league side had made it into the fa cup q

it's almost unreal.atch closely here the explosion of water and steam you see is caused when the hot molten lava hits the colder ocean water of course. geologists say the lava is 428 degrees fahrenheit when it hits the water. and look at the way it is just, as they say, like a firehose, just pouring into the ocean. >> it doesn't even look real. it's cool. >> mr. beal is here with all the sports. >> a buddy of mine is an underwater diver and he's been underwater while the lava -- inbelievable video. amazing stuff. you have to be careful with, that though. with one billionaire out the door does mark davis have another investor lined up? why the raiders' relocation >>> good evening. billionaire wanted. raiders owner mark davis needs one or his las vegas relocation plans may disappear faster than my money at caesars palace on my last visit. did better at the venetian, which is sheldon adelson's place over the weekend. investor adelson pulled his $650 million commitment and goldman sachs won't deal apparently

and catherine zeta jones takes understa us inside her choz et and it's unreal. >>> plus, live with mario he's ready for his "code black" character to turn 50 shades of red. >> i'm hoping myha

it's so frightening to black americans that it is completely unreal. first, freedom. second, health care. and what do i mean by -- let's just talk about freedom. donald trump has put together a cabinet of people that -- oh, my god. jeff sessions. jeff sessions, if anybody doesn't believe that jeff sessions is a racist, they are out of their mind. jeff sessions is going to do everything he possibly can to black votes, what's going on with that is absolutely another thing that's just insane. backor black votes donald trumt and allow for this to did on -- go on is very frightening that you could be cast off the voting rolls because of name similarity . i don't see how that's american. host: thank you for calling. let's hear from steve calling from sweden. good morning. caller: how you doing. it's afternoon here, actually. i'd like to talk about trump's foreign policy. and what people seem to be missing in his change, in his approach. ow, russia, for him, is not an economic step to america. american jobs are not flowing ver to russia. so he sees china as the one that is e

. >> sixty-three to 38, katie, unreal. >>> well, good morning, happy hump day looking outside ben franklinridge, so, we're looking as we typically do in terms of the congestion at the this point cracking in the the 5:00 o'clock hour. i want to call your attention to the sheen on the roadways. as we walk outside the door, despite the the fact it is 60 degrees it is still wet out there wet roadways will slow us down a bit. if i were you, major interstate and highways give yourself couple extra minutes. ben franklin bridge looking good as you should. schuylkill taillights moving in the westbound treks, at boulevard we are looking good there as well. looking over eastbound side same story over there we are looking as we should but we are building levels ever so slightly on a wednesday in the 5:00 o'clock hour we can expect that. ninety-five south at cottman this is what we are looking at there around the s curve but when the lights shine on the roadway you can see the sheen on the roadway. it the will dry up. it is 60 degrees outside. this morning would i say in the 6:00 o'clock hour just a he

crime and the gangs and the drugs that have stolen too many lives and robbed our country of so much unrealized potential. this american carnage stops right here and stops right now. >> key word there was carnage. that was president trump, of course, in his inaugural address a few weeks ago painting a dark image of life in america. that grim view was evident in the president's super bowl >> key word there was carnage. that was president trump, of course, in his inaugural address a few weeks ago painting a dark image of life in america. that grim view was evident in the president's super bowl interview with fox news channel's bill o'reilly when he seemed to say our country's leaders are not morally superior, even to vladimir putin. >> do you respect putin? >> i do respect him. >> do you? why? >> i respect a lot of people, but that doesn't mean i'm going to get along with them. he's a leader of his country. i say it's better to get along with russia than not. and if russia helps us in the fight against isis, which is a major fight, and islamic terrorism all over the world -- >> right. >> -- major

. >> this is just unreal. this is ... i can't believe it. it looks like a river.ou can't tell there is a golf course there. >> reporter: the golf force had slided. the flooding was so severe, the manager said they had to evacuate 22 people from a luncheon at the meadows restaurant here. >> we had to make the decision to close the road and get them out of there. >> reporter: employees say it is not unusual to have some amount of flooding on this side of the golf course, though certainly not no to that extent. what is unusual is this. the water spreading all the way across the entrance road here. that is ultimately what forced the evacuation here along with how quickly the current was moving. >> i have been here 17 years. never seen the road flooded. >> reporter: lieutenant alone love said the visitors had to be driven out in suvs. their own vehicles are stranded in the parking lot. employees say with rain still in the forecast, it is a waiting game now. >> we are hoping that thursday is not as bad as they are calling for. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix5. >>> mea

so, it kind of blurs the boundaries between real and fake and real and unreal, and truths and half truthsgatekeepers? i think part of the new era is that there are no gatekeepers at the moment. it used to be only a generation ago that you would have water kronkyte, and a few other anchors, and few in the united states very well respected national newspapers that would deem for people. this is likely to be true, this is likely not to be. now, for all kinds of good reasons, those gatekeepers have been torn down and we have a much more vibrant and dynamic news system. in the early days of this new era, we don't have the gatekeepers. in many ways, it's going to be up to the individual now. to bea to be a much more intentional news coi'isuitiei’ to be a much more intentional news consumer than in the past. aren't you letting off the platforms, the facebooks and googles of the world, a bit too easily? i think they have a role. i think they are now beginning to acknowledge their new role in this information ecosystem, that they're just not pipes by which they distribute information and posts to

animated short film and they say the mood inside the kodak theater at the end of the ceremony was unreal. certainly a memorable end to what was already a really great night for them. pixar's new's academy award winners say last night's ceremony is mostly a blur. >> you come in and out of consciousness. oh, that's really funny, jimmy kimmel. then you think, wow, our category is coming up. >> can you believe that you were there yet? >> i'm like did it happen? oh, yeah, it did. >> reporter: what they do remember vividly is the moment after they opened the envelope and announced their film won. piper, the story of the little bird, was inspired by his morning jogs along the bay. >> there are all these shore birds that fly in and they run back and forth with the waves. >> reporter: the short film took three years to complete and their win adds to a growing list of pixar's other award-winning films. >> mar shaulhershala ali. >> reporter: last night's oscar ceremony was also huge for east bay native mahershala ali. one of his theater professors is hoping his win will help current students in the

. >> this is just unreal. this is -- i -- i can't believe it. it looks like a river. you can't tell it's a golf course. >> reporter: the course had already flooded slightly after storms last week. the flooding was so bad that the general manager of the golf course said police were forced to evacuate 22 people from a luncheon at the meadows restaurant here. >> we had to make the decision to close the road and we had to get them out of there. >> reporter: employees here said it's not unusual to have some amount of flooding on this side of the golf course, although certainly not to that extent. what is unusual is this, the water spreading all the way across the entrance road here. that is ultimately what forced the evacuation here along with how quickly the current was moving. >> being here almost 17 years, i have never seen the road flooded. >> reporter: lieutenant allen love says the visitors at the luncheon had to be driven out in suvs, their own vehicles still stranded in the restaurant parking lot. employees say with rain still in the forecast, it's a waiting game n

it's almost unreal. closely here the explosion of water and steam you see is caused when the hot molten lava hits the colder ocean water of course. geologists say the lava is 428 degrees fahrenheit when it hits the water. and look at the way it is just, as they say, like a firehose, just pouring into the ocean. >> it doesn't even look real. it's cool. >> mr. beal is here with all the sports. >> a buddy of mine is an underwater diver and he's been underwater while the lava -- inbelievable video. amazing stuff. you have to be careful with, that though. with one billionaire out the door does mark davis have another investor lined up? why the raiders' relocation to ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled cortic

prime minister slams theresa may's brexit plan as unreal and overoptimistic. good morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance" in london. our guest host -- we will get to him in a second, but we have breaking news out of norway. this is the norwegian wealth fund. returns are about 6.9%. normally, the sovereign wealth fund, very invested in oil, diversifying into other parts of the world, for instance real estate. they were able to return 6.9 percent. objectively speaking, that is not bad. let's gobout stocks, to your data check. it is 9:00 a.m. in london and caution seems to be creeping into a lot of financial markets ahead of donald trump's address to congress. a rally in tokyo melted. yen strengthening a touch. , 112.41.n after a losing streak, i wanted to watch for vix. until the french elections, that is one thing we need to watch out, at 12.18, a touch higher. here is nejra cehic. nejra: billionaire wilbur ross has been confirmed as u.s. commerce secretary by the senate . it clears the way for a key trade official to take office. he is slated to be officially sworn in lat

the british people have been led to expect a future that seems to be unreal and overoptimistic.rushed aside as if of no consequence, whilst opportunities are inflated beyond any reasonable expectation of delivery. he fears we'll be worse off, less tolerant, more divided, and that the prime minister's attitude so far won't achieve her ambitions. the atmosphere is already sour. a little more charm and a lot less cheap rhetoric would do much to protect the interests of the united kingdom. you've accused the government of misleading people about how easy this is going to be — do you think that's deliberate, or is it naive? i wouldn't charge my colleagues with a deliberate attempt to deceive in government. the british people voted to come out. they will accept coming out, but i think they do wish to know, and have an absolute right to know, what the difficulties will be, the impediments will be, and how long it will take. sirjohn tried and failed to keep us in during the referendum. his comments will rankle... on the basis of half—truths and untruths. .. ..but were, as he himself mig

the former prime minister, sirjohn major, is warning theresa may that voters are being given unreal andt brexit and that the costs of leaving the eu will be substantial and unpalatable. he's making a speech in central london right now and james landale joins us with the details. what more can you tell us? his point is simple. namely in his view the british people have been given too much of a rosy picture of the consequences of brexit and talks about the substantial and very unpalatable about the substantial and very u npalata ble costs about the substantial and very unpalatable costs of the divorce deal and bill we might have to pay when britain leaves. he said there is only a slim chance of britain getting a trade deal with the eu that would match the current single market and says if there is not a deal, relying on basic trade deals would be the worst possible outcome. he talks about the political costs of brexit, having to rely on what he saysis of brexit, having to rely on what he says is an unreliable and less predictable american president and what he calls the serious threat to

a sense of unreality that this could happen. he made a speech and it was stern. he expected something in return and left jerusalem empty handed and a lot of that was because of bagen. bagen is fascinating figure in history. he was born in a polish town and his first memory was of polish soldiers flogging a jew. when the nazis invaded poland, bagen, his mother was in the hospital with pneumonia and the nazis went through the hospitals murdering patients in their beds. his father, they tied him up with ropes and filled his pockets with rocks and threw him into the river. he was hiding in lituania and spent two years in soviet prisons in the -- so bagen joined a jewish unit and they were sent to palestine and when he got to palestine he became head, a terrorist organization and as a terrorist he was brilliant. there have been very few in history of terrorism that had quite as much effect as bagen. there was -- he was imaginative and -- booby trapped the bodies. he blew up the king david hotel which was at the .... .... >> after 9/11 when american troops went into bi

krause said attending oscar events all week and meeting the likes of barbara streisand is unreal. >>o be here among all of these enormously talented filmmakers, actors, producers, directors, makeup artists, it's a different world. >> reporter: krause will be rooting for a competitor who happens to be his former student. daphne, her thesis film "4.1 miles" documents the refugee crisis in greece. if e wer wins, it will be a win for uc berkeley's journalism department. >> you can watch the oscars live only on abc 7 tomorrow. live coverage begins at 2:00 p.m. and jimmy kimmel is hosting the oscars for the first time -- fo time at 4:30 p.m. >>> we're tracking a quiet and chilly night, leading to way to a few showers popping up for sunday. live doppler 7, we're getting the all clear. a storm system scraped by us, just off the coast earlier today. a live look from the east hills bay camera showing you the beautiful lights of the bay. it's a quiet night but we have a wide range in temperatures right now. part of the reason why, cloud cover. in the north bay we have clear skies, so that allow