we have verity who said they we re world.d that their daughter message them at work to tell them what was happening at the fire and it was so sad. thanks your comments. eye will see you in a moment with the business. —— i will see you. hello there, good morning. there's more spring sunshine and more spring warmth on the way as we head towards the easter weekend. the weekend just gone was quite chilly, temperatures about 12. an easterly wind and the air coming all the way from the baltic. but look what happens over the next few days. a lot of that blue, colder air gets pushed away and it really heats up across central parts of europe and that is where we are going to get our weather coming from. we will be developing this south—easterly breeze and it will be warming up everywhere. mid—20s perhaps by saturday. on monday, in the sunshine, it felt pleasant enough. we had temperatures here in london of 15 degrees. likewise in liverpool, merseyside. we've also had this cloud coming in very slowly from the west which has been bringi

andy verity, bbc news. spurs defender, danny rose, says he can't wait to end his career as a footballer because of the failure of the authorities to tackle racist abuse. racist chanting was directed at rose, and other england players, during the recent euro 2020 qualifier in montenegro. he says the way the problem is being tackled is a farce. here's our sports correspondeent, joe wilson. today's question for football — what can make a player at the height of his powers decide he's had enough? well, danny rose has endured racism. most recently, at england's game in montenegro. he does not believe that football is taking that issue seriously. a country can only get fined, you know, a little bit of money for being racist. it's just a bit of a farce at the minute. i've had enough. how i've programmed myself now, i just think that i've got five or six more years left in football, and i just can't wait to see the back of it. this weekend, the fa cup semifinals are played at wembley. it's where raheem sterling gre

theologically assuming the verity of the few logical argument is included in the blessing and in the promise of the multiplication this is biblical too the problem is if you try and you do succeed in having an ideology imposed on politics or a mixture of dangerous mixture of both and this is by the way for all christians muslims and jews let's not forget it was almost more than four hundred years ago in the year sixty eight approximately he allowed the jews back in jerusalem they were prohibited from living in jerusalem for about five centuries. at the six seven they demolished the model comported to expand the area in front of the western wall. the daughters demolishing everything historical buildings including the mall school to the school and they have ultimately used to grade those two so that they would live in that land. tourists would buy the idea that we have well defined quarters all the way from lionsgate st you have basically major christian sites. that are muslim families for example who live in the christian quarter it just when you see christian course it also of course

into a modern metropolis new buildings are popping up like mushrooms like here in sync or with its verity of shops restaurants and entertainment center there right place to take some time out from the hustle and bustle of everyday life in one you love brown is only one place to name and no one sees in this busy city it's famous for its garden and its delicious smooth. look here patrice finds time and inspiration to work on a project close to her heart foundation provide scholarships and mentorship to girls indra liberia. is a really good. enough for a freshman for now the beach is calling. monrovia fifteen am on the weekend and how they apply could they be able to come alive today we are here on good models they came out of the body having a jolly good time i really enjoyed showing you around my beautiful that in monrovia and i thought he was. my god but now. what. do you think so what are you waiting for the beaches of monrovia awaiting because i believe is the place to be. well out say that seventy seven percent is the place to be right. we've come to the end of the fest the decision of

said and a cough has continued to direct films and stage productions including a modern take on verities nabucco which had its premiere at the high opera house last month. joining me now is emily shogun from moscow bureau welcome emily what lies behind sublimely com sudden release just recently is house arrest was extended by another three months what's changed. well we'll have to wait and see to find out what the official reason for this sudden change is the court has said that they will officially be announcing the reasons for this decision later on perhaps even a few days. did come unexpectedly just earlier this month as you say his house arrest was actually prolonged and the gogle center we called them up that's the theater where city been kofi is the art director they said that this decision was completely unexpected perhaps it would have been more expected ahead of the world cup last year when all eyes were on russia there was a lot of noise around this case as well perhaps that would have been more expected this comes unexpectedly but it's good news for city of of who kind of pump

another point mr verity raised is that things felt his reputation was affected by the u.k. press and describing him as highly. when he was simply a british citizen charlie and his brother a very nice people sometimes thing they told me was that the british press misrepresented them. this is not the case charlie wants me to get this message across to russian would he insists the russian ambassador meanwhile says there's so much left to announce it but we have plenty of questions regarding the core mission of misjudges because it destroyed all proof thank you it impossible to examine the results of those investigations that have been carried out by the british authorities everything the u.k. authorities have done the needs rechecking including how these people were treated now moscow was accused of and house repeatedly denied all involvement to do with last year they've offered to cooperate with british authorities many times and that's something that's constantly tonights by london and the u.k. government to still made little to no evidence public charlie rose lee on the oth

business correspondent andy verity is on a trading floor in the city of london.le. it called the result of the brexit refendum wrong. is it right to shrug its shoulders at the prospect of another six months of brexit? i think it's shredding it shoulders, there is also a degree of relief but also, the most honest people here on the trading floor have said they are bored stiff of the entire process. there's been an extension and to some extent it hasn't been as bad as people thought but even when we talk about a relief rally, there's been a modest relief rally when you look at what's happened to the ftse 250, the best barometer of the uk economy. it's been modest. if they'd been worried about a new deal brexit there would have been more of a bounce. we are talking about sterling trading on the mark between 130.5 and 131. it's been a lot worse, frankly, in the last couple of years. what we hear from traders here, they are looking at other things now. they've got other scenarios, big news going to play out over the coming months, for example, possibly a leadership co

young going to tellico researcher at the one of our institute of human rights and legal director of verity research in sri lanka welcome to all of you to the program and i'm sorry it's under these these circumstances this is the worst violence that sri lanka has seen since going through a tour a terrible civil war so having said that. how do you think sri lankans are process and what is happening. i think we are doing things with the sense of believe we do that this is totally unexpected for ten years experience nor weiland nor winds of this scale not terrorism of this here or terrorism in any sense in a in a way and we have to and this country has been so free you can go into hotels without any check are you go and then you go into the airport there is hardly any chair. of course i think that but we were to relax perhaps but that you know where it reflected the lack of social tension and anger of community that against each other because we had you know we opted the end of the war has been an accommodation and a sense of freedom and goodwill which is now completely being shattered by what

i don't understand the abruptness and verity of the downturn if you look at the pmi data there which points a 1% contraction or factory orders down 4% in a month, 8% on the year what's going on? >> china has a lot to do with that i think there's more to it than that u.s. auto sales appear to peak in 2015 and have been in a decline except for hurricane harvey now we're seeing global auto sales start the to weaken and that will hit europe hard and particularly germany >> isn't the german stock market also up this year. i'll check it. but the dax seems to be taking it in stride >> there's expectation the central bank in europe will continue to stay on the sideline ready to jump in as they need to, to provide a floor to europe's economic distress that they are seeing play out what's interesting about this germany story is in prior economic down turns iran eure led by greece, cypress, these smaller economies and concern it would bleed into the rest of europe this time it's the engine of growth which is germany. to your point it showcases a larger problem and interesting trade dynamic betw

socialism, total government take over, something that will destroy the economy in the process of verityl stick with president trump, despite the bloomberg billions. >> melissa: thank you for joining us. >> thank you. a spiel and the man accused of murdering a south carolina college student after she mistakenly took his car for a murder. -- uber. his parents on his defense. and the fbi investigating sri lankan bombings that killed nearly 300 people on easter sunday. with several americans among the dead, we will count to a counterterrorism analyst about the attack. ♪ alright, i brought in ensure max protein... to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. (straining) i'll take that. (cheers) 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. ensure max protein. in two great flavors. craftsmanship and technology that have made the rx the leading luxury suv of all time. lease the 2019 rx 350 for $409 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. ♪ >> melissa: another 71 measles cases are confirmed as the outbreak nears record levels. as of last friday 626 cases

this is all unfolding on the 180 block of vista verity way. so far we don't have any word on anyone who has been injured here as a result of this crash. as you can see, firefighters and other emergency crews there at the scene are working to clear the truck out of the way and it looks as though everyone portion of the truck maybe either on its side or upside down but it is hard to tell from the shot. this is in portola valley where a tanker truck has crashed and nearly hit a home in that area. as soon as we learn more information, we will bring it to you. >> rosemary, a beautiful holiday weekend and it was looking great outside today as well. >> a warmer date today and perhaps a taste of summer, well into the 80s and a few upper 80s. a live look at san francisco in the upper 60s. here is a view of san jose. san jose is coming in in the low 80s, 81 at this hour. as we shift our eyes north, we have santa rosa at 86 and 80 degrees right now at the napa airport. oakland reporting 71, livermore at 83. this is not going to be the warmest day. temper

oxford going to tellico researcher at the on of our institute of human rights and legal director of verity research in sri lanka welcome to all of you to the program and sorry it's under these these circumstances this is the worst violence that sri lanka has seen since going through a torrid terrible civil war so having said that. how do you think sri lankans are process and what is happening i think we are doing things with this sense of this believe this is totally unexpected for ten years experience no weiland no wireless of this no terrorism of this here are terrorism in any sense you know we. have been to this country has been so free you can go into a hotel without any check are you even then you going to the airport there is hardly any. of course i think that we were to relax perhaps but that you know we reflect the lack of social tension and anger of community that against each other because we have you know we opt in to the war has been a comedy and a sense of freedom and goodwill which is now completely being shattered by what has happened. to your your take on this as well how h

theologically assuming the verity of the few logical argument is included in the blessing and in the promise of the multiplication this is biblical too the problem is if you try and you do succeed in having an ideology imposed on politics or a mixture of dangerous mixture of both and this is by the way for all christians muslims and jews it's not forget it was almost more than four hundred years ago in the year sixty eight approximately he allowed the jews back in jerusalem they were prohibited from living in jerusalem for about five centuries. at the six seven they demolished the model comported to expand the area in front of the western wall. the daughters demolishing everything historical buildings including the mall school during school and they have ultimately used to grade those two so that they would live in that land. tourists would buy the idea that we have well defined quarters all the way from lionsgate street you have basically major christian sites. that are muslim families for example who live in the christian quarter it just when you see christian course it also of cou

theologically assuming the verity of this image of argument is included in the blessing and in the promise of the multiplication this is biblical too the problem is if you try and you do succeed in having an ideology imposed on politics or a mixture of dangerous mixture of both and this is by the way for all christians muslims and jews let's not forget it was almost more than four hundred years ago in the year six thirty eight approximately he allowed the jews back in jerusalem they were prohibited from living in jerusalem for about five centuries. at the six seven they demolished the model comported to expand the area in front of the western wall. the daughters demolishing everything historical buildings including the mall school during school and they have ultimately used graders to so that they would live in that land. judas would buy the idea that we have well defined quarters all the way from lions gate to st you have basically major christian sites. that are muslim families for example who live in the christian quarter just when you see a christian course also of course and it doesn'

oxford going to tellico researcher at the on of our institute of human rights and legal director of verity research in sri lanka welcome to all of you to the program and i'm sorry it's under these these circumstances this is the worst violence that sri lanka has seen since going through a torrid terrible civil war so having said that. how do you think sri lankans are process and what is happening i think. things with the sense of this believe this is totally unexpected for ten years the experience nor why i know why it is of this scale not terrorism of this here are terrorism in any sense you know we. have been to and this country has been so free you can go into a hotel without any check are you even then you going to the airport there is hardly any. of course i think that we were to relax perhaps but that you know we reflect the lack of social tension or anger of community that against each other because we have you know we opt in to the war has been a comedy and a sense of freedom and goodwill which is now completely being shattered by what has happened. your your take on this as well h

verity, your take on this is what?e are making a lot of progress but to craig's point on enforcement, it seems like what the united states is pushing for is something china might be reluctant to go with, that hey, you can leave these tariffs in place or more to the point, you can put the tariffs back in place and you guys can't retaliate, you guys being the chinese. i still keep finding it hard to believe that they will actually go for something like that. but who knows. we're not on the inside of the talks. >> i agree with you. first on the progress, right, it's hard to know, really, how much progress was made. we have seen with the renegotiation of nafta that the final product wasn't as formative as the president hoped. here, thement is aski president for very hard things from china. they definitely will not want to deliver fully like on seizing industry subsidiesubsidies. as for the enforcement thing, i do hope that actually china prevails on this and those tariffs which are a burden on mostly american consumers and

andy verity, bbc news.s that theresa may has asked for an extension to article 50. we can speak to margaret beckett. good afternoon. i am guessing you will welcome any extension at this stage? well, certainly, iwelcome welcome any extension at this stage? well, certainly, i welcome the notion that more time, proper time will be given to try to funnel things out as we need to, but i am not very encouraged by mrs may's letter, because how it reads to me is that she is applying precisely the same game she has been playing from start to finish. she is asking foran from start to finish. she is asking for an extension that she has already asked for and has been turned down once already. she is talking about making arrangements for european elections but cancelling them immediately before they are due to be held, and she is making some quite arrogant observations about how, if she can bind the opposition into doing exactly what she wants to do, then maybe she will graciously agreed to ta ke maybe she will gracious