virgin galactic, the test program is going really well.re as confident as we have ever been that we are nearly there. your plan was to take your mother on one of the first flights? my mom is 93 now. she still wants to go. we will have to see. that is why i am hurrying them up. my mom is getting on and she wants to get to space. vonnie: that was richard branson speaking to cory johnson. another week, another problem for uber. drivers are voicing their anger over the widening get between what they are paid in what customers are charged. for more on this we are joined by eric newcomer, who covers uber. what has been going on, why suddenly our drivers getting angry? >> uber rolled out upfront pricing. they said you will pay for this, but the drivers and the public were being told it would be routed in the same calculation, time and distance. we have learned uber is now doing something else, time and distance but also a route propensity to pay. we will run experiments to see how much we think they will pay in a given time of day. then uber pock

believers say the virgin mary appears there. but the vatican is not so sure.eporter: they come by the thousands from all over the world to gather here in medjugorje on what has come to be called the apparition mountain. they are waiting for mirjana, one of six so-called seers. she says a female figure, or gospa in serbo-croatian, appears to her -- the mother of god. and everyone is welcome to be there when it happens. mirjana says gospa speaks to her every time. as soon as mirjana's vision is over, she conveys the message she's been told. an interpreter then translates the message into several languages, and the divine news is sent out into the world. >> dear children, with motherly love, i'm coming to help you so that you can have always more love, and that means more faith. i'm coming to help you to live with love, the words of my son, so that the world could be different. reporter: the fabled visions of maria draw more than a million pilgrims to medjugorje every year. what was once a tiny village near the croatian border has become a prosperous small city.

but he is the only son of the ever virgin mary. only the mother of the lord and god the father can say, this is my beloved son. >> it is interesting if you have protestant trends or those who follow in a different way. they might think mary is wrongly worshiped or venerated or a distraction from god or jesus. i think you have some icons that can show us -- >> an icon of the sign with doesn't -- which is in ancient russian icon. it is a visual that depicts everything i'm speaking of an theological terms. it depicts it visually. you see that the lord, and his divinity is in mary. it is in her heart, and her womb. saint augustine said she was conceived first in her heart and in her womb. saint john of damascus, and early christian byzantine father and doctor of the church , who died in the early eighth century, said the same thing. that she is the christ bear, the god bearer. because this is the one who is god and flesh -- in flesh for us. she is not digressing from are taking away from or in competition with christ. he is in her. oth

believers say the virgin mary appears there. but the vatican is not so sure. reporter: they come by the thousands from all over the world to gather here in medjugorje on what has come to be called the apparition mountain. they are waiting for mirjana, one of six so-called seers. she says a female figure, or gospa in serbo-croatian, appears to her -- the mother of god. and everyone is welcome to be there e when it happenens. mirjana says gospa speaks to her every time. as soon as mirjanana's vision s over, she conveys the message she's been told. an interpreter then translates the message into several languages, and the divine news is sent out into the world. >> dear children, with motherly love, i'm coming to help you so that youou can have always moe love, and that means more faith. i'm coming to help you to live with love, the words of my son, so that the world could be different. reporter: the fabled visions of maria draw more than a million pilgrims to medjugorje every year. what was once a tiny village near the croatian border has become a prosperous smal

this time virgin atlantic.heelchair-bound passenger says she and her service dogs got the boot from an airport lounge. >> reporter: she was in tears crumpled in pain when she says she was denied access to the virgin atlantic lounge at jfk because she had her service dog. >> i literally cannot -- [ crying ] >> reporter: in 2011 her spine was severely injured in an accident leaving her wheelchair- bound. service dog blue bell helps pull her. she can't sit for more than 30 minutes. that's why she says she paid for the virgin atlantic lounge so she could lie down before her flight. but the lounge employee said no. and michela caught it on video. >> virgin atlantic policy with any service animal you have to have paperwork. >> reporter: but according to the americans with disabilities act no documentation is needed and disabled people with service dogs can go anywhere the public is allowed. this is a picture of the lounge. and she said it was practically empty. but she was still refused entry. [ crying ] >> you guys

a p pa re ntly vision of the virgin mary.ee times. 0ne apparently she came to them, appeared to them three times. one of her warnings was there would be a second conflict. this was part way through the first world war. she purred three times between 1917 —— during 1917. sadly the children died $0011 during 1917. sadly the children died soon after because of the spanish influenza epidemic after the first world war. spectacular crowds. a huge event to have any pope visiting but to have him visiting for an occasion of this kind, very special. their cousin was also there but she lived on, surviving the flu epidemic and growing up in two adulthood and becoming a nun. she met, i think, john paul ii. they have been waiting for miracles to be declared. the church has declared two miracles attributed to the pair and that allows them to be given this special declaration they are now saints of the catholic church. a beautiful day in fatima. a special shrine has been celebrated their many years for the first appearance claimed by the she

we reached out to virgin atlantic for comment but did not hear back.x 5. >>> firefighters in southern california rescued this stranded horse by sailing it through the sky. san bernardino county air rescue flew the horse out of the canyon after it fell 300 feet down today. they landed on the road back to safety. the horse, not injured. >>> a couple from sacramento went to great heights to say their i dos. jennifer mcgrau shows us the epic wedding album is going viral tonight. >> it's always been a bucket list for us. >> climbing to new heights a sacramento couple marked two off their list by also tying the knot more than 17,000 feet up. they spent the past year training and the next three weeks living their wildest dreams. >> it was tough. >> they made the trek with charlton churchill who captured every treacherous step. dealing with the elements and altitude sickness, nearly quitting the day pfr the wedding. >> we said we were going to go home in the morning. >> instead they'd make it to the big day. >> i think i spent ten minutes on my make-up -- make

virgin mary?hing like that? >> a ride-along? so it's like a holy ride-along. yeah, that's what i did. >> stephen: what's-- what's your method-- >> i did a holy ride-along. >> stephen: what's your method for getting into the mind of our lady? >> i grew up very catholic so the nativity story was heavy in our house. i don't know how many baby jesuses got beheaded-- the baby, figurines at christmastime! >> stephen: but why would the baby jesus get beheaded? >> always in our household. so many kids. too much of this. there was a lot-- we always had the figurines and they always would be destroyed by the end of christmas. >> stephen: oh, get knocked off accidentally. >> yeah. >> stephen: i thought somebody was taking the cigar cutter and just going after them, like that. >> there's also that. >> stephen: just wondering, just wondering. >> we didn't do it that way. but yes-- i grew up with the nativity story. it's definitely very close to my heart. and this script, though, "the star" which comes out in n

mary area it is also good -- saw the virgin mary.lso good for the church which could use of the donations. >> the accounts are carefully kept of course and are open to outside auditing. we present our figures only to the portuguese council of bishops. >> the only thing that is known is most of the money remains in fatima, but preparations of the roads for the pope's arrival has to be prepared by municipal authorities. >> for our community, that means going without important revenues that we are actually entitled to. but we are still expected to make sure water flows through the pipes, roads are maintained and the garbage is disposed of. correspondent: unlike the hotel owners in -- and clerics, he is happy to name numbers and they are impressive. >> let's just assume that visitors spend an average 50 euros each. that would be around 350 million euros. that is a lot of money for the region. not much of it seems to filter through to the people who work here. the hotel and restaurant workers union demands church employment practices --th

it is the title of holy virgin russian orthodox cathedral and we have that same icon in our sacristy at our lady of fatima. this is the eternal role of our lady that she brings us to god because god chose to come to us three jesus in and through her. she has a role in this relationship of love with all of those who have been formed by christ into his body. she is a mother. so she listens to our petition. she doesn't take the place of christ but she, in a mother's role, cares for us, prays for us, protects us, strengthens us in this union of love with her son, she brings us into that circle. not outside of it, in the same relationship of love. >> thank you. in our next segment, we will talk about her relationship to these shepherd children at fatima and what that all means. please rejoin us. . >>> let's talk for a moment about what's going on currently. the aaddoration at fatima, shoe children are being canonized. tell us about fatima, its meaning and purpose. >> fatima is an event that took place beginning on may 13th, 1917 in portugal, and it is a prophetic event. it's a richly symb

running is a good start but it's only the first step what environmental virgin sports wants to do infor the free yoga, your other friend here for the boot camp, the other friend maybe the style mile where it's about fancy dress and walk and run. >> family fun fitness festival, proceeds go to play works, gets kids to play outside. >> we can let the kids jump in. play some four square, give some high fives and everybody will having fun together. >> even a place for them to stay. >> the same day we are opening virgin sport we're opening a hotel in san francisco. >> branson didn't stay for questions he had to run. in san francisco jonathan bloom abc 7 news. >>> there he goes. off to make more billions. >> all right time for sports. >> yeah he does do that. yes. does it very well actually. the warriors didn't get picked all nba first team ♪ somewhere, inside each of us, there's a pro. ♪ it's not always easy to summon your pro. ♪ but once you've found it, you'll find you can do anything. ♪ >>>abc 7 sports brought to you boy toyota. >> good evening the warriors won 67 games this season with

virgin.plause ) ♪ you're my lady >> stephen: no, no, no, ladies first. ladies first, please. nice to see you again. it's been over a year since we've had you on the show. >> it's been a while. i missed you. >> stephen: i missed you too. you've been very busy. obviously you're filming "jane." you're the new carmen san diego. >> oh! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: where are you shooting that or can you legally tell me why whereyou're shooting that? >> i don't think i can legally tell you. >> stephen: wow, that's a lot of-- >> it's all over. they can't catch me. it's in l.a. it's in l.a. it's in l.a. >> stephen: you interviewed barack obama. >> i did. >> stephen: no pressure there. >> actually, that was a sad experience, because i really enjoyed my time with barack obama. it was surreal. and i got attacked and trolled and they tried to steal my joy. and it was sad. >> stephen: because you had fun with the president? >> because i had fun with the president. and then they just, all conspiracy

after selling virgin america, what is richard branson's next act?will hear from him in an exclusive interview next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: we had a spirited emily: we had a spirited conversation about uber in the break. we are still here with eric newcomer and roger mcnamee. give us an update. >> uber sent a letter to levandowski saying you have to testify or we will fire you. that is not a surprise. they need to show they want him to testify in their defense. emily: the ongoing court battle over self-driving cars. roger, you think this is a big deal. roger: i think it is a huge deal because i think self-driving cars are further out than conventional wisdom. as a consequence, it will not come soon enough to save uber. they are much better taking money they would invest and buying cars. in china where the great move was to get 10% of the biggest chinese ridesharing company and exit the market rating billions, i think exiting self-driving cars will be a profoundly positive thing if and when uber chooses to do it. emily: they already have self-dri

and put up satellites him and virgin galactic. is going confident as we have ever been that we are very, there he nearly there. -- very nearly there. richard>> do you still plan to e your mother on one of your flights? richard: she is 93 and out, so we will have to see. that is why i am hurrying them up. vonnie: mark. mark: let's talk football, the european and global type. i do love football. let's turn our attention to the huge business of player trading. we have the co-author of a new book, how the player transfer market was infiltrated, and details of how clubs can they .ver $4 trillion a year much of that goes to middlemen. he is here. us,it into perspective for this market, how long is it, how much is it worth, the football that matters for our viewers. iswhat matters in the market it is changing. you have the end of the european season, which is the next two weeks. we will have ferocious trading of players until august. we have a small window where teams can top up or get rid until january. we see china has emerged. their b

. >> san francisco has been sin mouse with the virgin brand. >> reporter: when the nike half marathonided it was leaving san francisco he decided to step in. >> you americans are quite fussy people and we'd experiment on the brits first we did a couple weeks ago in london. >> reporter: the experiment was called virgin sport now coming here the week of october 13th. there will be a half marathon but there will be lots more. >> it's fun first. that's our secret way to introduce fitness to everybody. >> reporter: running is a good start but only the first step to what virgin wants to dine san francisco. they want to create it about movement. >> you may come for free yoga. your friends may come for boot camp. your other friends may say i'm up for the twin peeks mile, style mile about fancy dress and a walk and run. >> reporter: a family friendly fitness festival proceeds going to playworks that gets kids playing outside. >> we can set it up anywhere, let the kids jump in, play four square and high-fives. >> they hope they bring visitors and a place for them to stay. >> opening a virgin ho

. >> san francisco has been sin mouse with the virgin brand. >> reporter: when the nike half marathon decided it was leaving san francisco he decided to step in. >> you americans are quite fussy people and we'd experiment on the brits first we did a couple weeks ago in london. >> reporter: the experiment was called virgin sport now coming here the week of october 13th. there will be a half marathon but there will be lots more. >> it's fun first. that's our secret way to introduce fitness to everybody. >> reporter: running is a good start but only the first step to what virgin wants to dine san francisco. they want to create it about movement. >> you may come for free yoga. your friends may come for boot camp. your other friends may say i'm up for the twin peeks mile, style mile about fancy dress and a walk and run. >> reporter: a family friendly fitness festival proceeds going to playworks that gets kids playing outside. >> we can set it up anywhere, let the kids jump in, play four square and high-fives. >> they hope they bring visitors and a place for them to stay. >> opening a virgi

the pope canonises two shepherd children who reported seeing the virgin mary 100 years ago at the fatima shrine in portugal. also in the next hour: the ukrainian capital, kiev, gears up to host the final of the eurovision song contest. will britain face a brexit backlash? and how might the decision to leave the european union affect which political party people will support in the general election? nick robinson chats to voters in halifax, over a takeaway. good evening and welcome to bbc news. five nhs trusts are still experiencing serious problems, after yesterday's international cyber attack. 43 of the trusts affected in england and scotland, are now returning to normal.the attack on friday caused ambulances to be diverted, and numerous cancellations or delays in treatment. a&e departments were not affected. the government's emergency committee cobra has been meeting today, chaired by the home secretary amber rudd. here's our health editor, hugh pym. the news shocked staff and patient alike. the cyber attack shut down key systems. ron grimshaw won't forget it in a hurry. he was in the

the service was held at the spot where they reported seeing the virgin mary exactly 100 years ago.rine. alison roberts is in portugal and sent this report. it was 100 years ago today that three children tending sheep near the village of fatima said the virgin mary appeared to them. two of the children died young. they were canonised by pope francis today, because of the case of a boy in brazil who inexplicably recovered from severe injuries after his family prayed to the fatima visionaries. the third little shepherd of 1917, their cousin, later wrote down three so—called secrets that mary had told them. over the decades, fatima has become one of the world's most important catholic shrines. we must be here to make strong our faith and to show other people that if you want, you can do everything. this is an excellent opportunity to see him and to celebrate mass. 0n the eve of his trip, the pope described himself as a pilgrim of hope and peace. at the shrine he prayed with the faithful before the traditional candlelight procession. francis is the fourth pope to visit fatima, but the c

for tomorrow morning so we flight with virgin for tomorrow morning so we can flight with virgin fort the kids to orlando for their trip of a lifetime. because otherwise we would not have been able to even leave gatwick, our cars are at gatwick, there was no information at all, it was hideous. the lack of communication was disgraceful, disgusting. we keep hearing about not being communicated with by ba staff. you are going to make that trip, albeit with a different airline. you know where your cases are? luckily, we have our cases, they off—loaded them and we picked them up. but we arrived at gatwick at 8pm andi up. but we arrived at gatwick at 8pm and i have literallyjust now got out of the taxi —— 8am. and there has been no vouchers for food, out of the taxi —— 8am. and there has been no vouchers forfood, no communication, and there was ba staff, there was about to ba staff we could see at gatwick. it was awful. sarah, thank you and i do hope you enjoy your trip to orlando. our business correspondent was sporting and he is worth me on said mel —— he was reporting. we've heard these

in portugal.francisco and jacinta marto were canonised at the site in fatima where they said the virginpeared to them a hundred years ago. it's the final of the eurovision song contest tonight. it's being held in the ukrainian capital, kiev. will britain face a brexit backlash? and manchester city close in on a place in the champions league. we'll have that and the rest of the day's sporting action in sportsday. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. five nhs trusts are still experiencing serious problems after yesterday's international cyber attack. a3 of the trusts affected in england and scotland are now returning to normal. the attack on friday caused ambulances to be diverted, and numerous cancellations or delays in treatment. a&e departments were not affected. the government's emergency committee, cobra, has been meeting today, chaired by the home secretary amber rudd. here's our health editor, hugh pym. the news shocked staff and patients alike. the cyber attack shut down key systems. ron grimshaw won't forget it in a hurry. he was in the middle of having an mri scan but it was a

. >> san francisco has been synonymous with the virgin brand.love the virgin brand. >> reporter: so when the nike women's half marathon announced it was leaving san francisco, virgin decided to step in. >> and we decided that you americans are quite people so we experimented on the brits first which we did a couple weeks ago in london. >> reporter: the experiment was called virgin sports. now it is coming here the weekend of october 13th. there will be a half marathon, but there will be lots more. >> it's fun and that's our secret way to introduce fitness to everybody. >> reporter: running is a good start but that's only the first step in what virgin wants to do here in san francisco. they want it create events about movement, whatever form that takes. >> you may come for the free yoga. your friend may come for the boot camp. your other friend may be up to the twin peak mile, style mile fancy dress and walk and run. >> reporter: family friendly fitness festival they're calling it. it gets kids playing outside. >> we can set up four square anywhe

two of the children, at jacinta virgin mary had appeared to them.ancisco marto, died young. they are canonised by pope francis today because of the case of a boy in brazil who inexplicably recovered from severe injuries after his family prayed to the fatima visionaries. the third little shepherd of 1917, their cousin lucia dos shepherd of 1917, their cousin lucia d os sa ntos, shepherd of 1917, their cousin lucia dos santos, later wrote down three so—called secrets that mary had told them. 0ver so—called secrets that mary had told them. over the decades, so—called secrets that mary had told them. 0verthe decades, fatima so—called secrets that mary had told them. over the decades, fatima has become one of the world's most important catholic shrines. we must be here to make stronger our faith and tissue other people that if you want, you can do everything. this is excellent to see him drive by and to celebrate mass with him. on the eve of his trip, the pope described himself as a pilgrim of hope and peace. at the shrine, he prayed with the faithful be

from "jane the virgin" we're happy to say she's no longer a virgin, yay!a, you keep that information to yourself, my friend. >> never mind. right now, time to show you some of the morning's headlines, charlie. >> time to quiet down before you get in trouble. >> right. >> "time" magazine analyzed how russia is using hacking to wage a new cold war. the new cover shows a russian city scape taking over the white house. the magazine says by raising doubts about the validity of the 2016 vote, russia has achieved its most important objective which is undermining the credibility of american democracy. >>> fortune reports on a big jump in online sales for walmart. they reported that e-commerce rose 63% in the first quarter of the year. sales at its stores in the u.s. rose 1.4%. one reason for its digital jump is its acquisition of online retailer jet.com. >>> and "the new york post" reports on a record setting art auction. this graffiti painting by jean-michel basquiat sold for $110.5 million. >> that puts him up in the best painters ever. >> blue chip. >> there yo

gina rodriguez from jane the virgin. we're happy to say she's no longer a virgin. yay.he character. >> we're talking about the show right now, gina. you keep that information to yourself, my friend. >> age of 20 -- never mind chld right now it's time to show you some of this morning's headlines, charlie. >> it's time to quiet them before you get in trouble. >>> "time" magazine analyzes how they use hacking to wage a new war. they show the city scape taking over the white house. they say by raising doubts about the validity of the 2016 vote, russia has achieved its most important objective, which is undermining the american democracy. >>> "fortune" reports in a big jump in online sales for walmart. e-commerce rose 63%. sails in the u.s. rose 1 minnesota 4%. one of the reasons is the ontine retailer jet.com. >>> and the "new york post" reports on a record-setting art auction. this graffiti-style painting sold for -- you'll never guess -- $110,500,000. >> that puts him up there. it's the highest price ever paid at an auction. the buyer for this $110.5 million portrait is a

he credited the virgin of fatima with saving his life.year after that assassination attempt, he brought the bullet to place in her crown on her statue in a thanksgiving for saving his life. really reignited interest in fatima and our lady of fatima. he is saying mass, canonized two children who first witnessed the apparitions and the pope is taking that theme of war and suffering of the 20th century, saying we're still in a period of war and that this is a moment to pray for peace, peace for tearing down walls he said, and for overcoming barriers, for crossing frontiers and peace to stop the wars which are tearing our world apart, he said. as you can imagine, george, 600,000 people here, security is very tight. this is a religious day obviously, but certainly portugal has put out all efforts to make sure it will be a secure, reinstated border patrols on boarders, closed air space above us and put up cement barriers to avoid attacks with trucks or other vehicles to keep the pope and the crowd here to pray with him safe. >> thank you for th

the virgin of fatima is said to be mary of miracles and prophecies.ose three shepard children in 1917, the story is she gave them visions and messages. those messages are known as the secrets of fatima and in those messages some say she predicted the wars and the suffering that were to come in the 20th century. that has been a source of mystery and of debate in the catholic church since 1917. and one of the main reasons why there is such interest in this place and why there are about more than 600,000 people who have come to be here today. the other reason is john paul ii. you remember that john paul ii was shot in st. peter's square in 1981 and he was shot on may 13. that is the feast day. the feast day of our lady of fatima and credited her with saving his life and he brought the bullet, which was lodged in his body here to fatima and placed it in the crown of the statue of our lady of fatima and kind of increased the interest in this place and in the figure of the virgin mary and her apparitions here, hannah. >> interesting the mass itself is happe

sir isaac newton died a virgin. look at the contributions he made. i'm not a virgin, sheldon.n isaac newton? oh. no wonder women don't like you. you're not being very nice. sheldon: what? he said he was fine. wolowitz: sometimes people say things they don't mean.

the easey: i thank the gentlewoman from from virgin islands. she has a great commitment and i think the message are to talk about the first 100 days. but i'm disappointed in the first 100 days. there was a lot of things that we were told were going to happen, and many of those things didn't happen. there has been a lot of flip- flopping. we stalled on syria and nato and many other things that there was a whole lot of other talk that happened in 2016. but there ain't a lot of walking in 2017 as far as follow-up is skend and that is the thing that all americans should be concerned about in these first 100 days that occurred on saturday. many of us hoped that the rhetoric that the foolishness and the tweeting would stop. that hasn't stopped. a lot of us actually hoped -- have you talked about bringing jobs back to somebody. i'm more committed to jobs having jobs this this country and he has president done anything. there has been no follow-up whatsoever when it comes to helping the american man and women to help pay for their child care, when it c

catholics who are visiting here, though, are convinced. >> i h have been praying to te virgin mary to cure my left leg. i had polio when i was very young. damien: ildar dadin has spent

shouldn't virgin have the least amount of leg room? [ laughter ] it is called virgin.hank you. [ cheers and applause ] before we go on i'd like to talk about something very important to me. anthony anderson. [ cheers and applause ] stop. do you guys remember rachel dolezal? she's that woman from a few years ago who was the president of the naacp chapter in spokane, washington, but it turned out she was actually a white woman claiming to be a black woman? well, she's back. yeah, no, no -- she's still not black, she's back. she just put out a new memoir. it's called "in full color: finding my place in a black and white world." i see what she did there. and she recently changed her name to un-kay-chi uh-mar-ee de-ah-loh. i don't know what the hell that means. but i think it means -- "no one will hire me if i use my real name." she's getting a lot of heat for this. but the truth is, it can be hard to tell if you're black or not. so as a service to the public, i decided to make this informational video. pay close attention because you might learn something. ♪ ♪ >> hey. i'm

he is a virgin. that is what he is saying. he is saying, thank god i am a virgin, i have nothing to hide from my future wife. i did not transgress the moral codes. he would have said, i have not done anything wrong. i have not given into my decadent urges. i'm still pure, i am still a virgin, i have saved myself for my wife. so in this quote from the young teddy, we see these ideals, so what was it like in everyday life for society of people who had very restrictive ideas about sexuality? if a young couple were dating -- they would not use that phrase, courting, seeing each other. a man and woman, single man and woman that we might say dating, were expected to be chaperoned at all times. if you are seeing a young woman or a young man, you would not be left alone. that would be very, very inappropriate. that would lead to rumor and someone fell down on the job. chaperoned all the time. if a man wanted to write letters to a woman, there was no email, text. no telephones for most of this period as well. if a man wanted to write w

he said he was sad to sell virgin america to alaska airlines because america needs more competition inhe skies not less. >> you have a very strange situation in america where when companies get into trouble, when airlines get into trouble, they just go into chapter 11 get rid of all their debts and come back again and again and again and they don't die whereas what you need is like an old oak tree, you need it to die, and then leave room for new little acorns to have new trees, new airlines, new competition. >> branson was in town to announce the upcoming virgin sport san francisco fitness festival slated for october. >>> facebook is facing a $122 million fine. they are in trouble for misleading the eu over their "whatsapp" takeover. facebook took over the company in 2014 and at the time, facebook told the commission that it would not be able to match user accounts on both platforms. but the eu found out that some facebook staffers knew it was technically possible to do that. >>> san francisco's tallest sculpture is now on display. this 92-foot stainless steel woman goes by venus de mi

you don't need the extra virgin, just regular virgin. let's check in with shawn now to see what's coming up at 11. coming up tonight at 11 new security concerns surrounding president trump. that's right. if you could run that for me i going to talk more about why the security phones have to deal with his cellphone. the d.c. department has a no chase policy so why were officers caught on camera chasing atv riders through the city. tense moments today in maryland following reports of a break-in, a house fire and a barricade situation. we'll have the latest on that next at 11. tom went to washington to take on the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks - that's what tom perriello is about. i was proud to stand with president obama because progressive causes have been my life's work. g for governor to reduce economic inequality, raise wages, eliminate the burden of student debt and protect our climate. together we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. >> this is fox5 local news at 11. right

for what purpose does the gentlewoman from the virgin slands seek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. plaskett: as i stand here and give this one-minute, our world stands as a crossroads. 20 million people stand at risk of starvation at the hands of what the -- what has the potential to become the worst humanitarian crisis since world war ii. famine in south sudan, impending fa anyone in somalia, yemen and nigeria. funding is needed to avert the destabilization of the entire region. earlier this year, bipartisan group of members proposed that the u.s. allocate $1 billion in emergency funding for response. thanks to those efforts, congress pledged to provide $990 million in emergency funding in fiscal year appropriations. foreign aid is an investment. it makes our country and those overseas fighting for us dramatically safer. with leadership comes responsibility. providing aid is a moral imperative. madam speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the chair lays

francisco and jacinta marto said the virgin mary appeared to them on ago. and all eyes on the ukraine capital this evening as the final of the eurovision song contest takes place. the first one since the brexit fight. lucie jones is the first one since the brexit fight. luciejones is also in the final. hello and welcome to sportsday with katherine downes and hugh woozencroft. the headlines this evening. home and dry for swansea? while manchester city are up to third but only leicester had this riyad mahrez penalty disallowed. could there be double celebrations for manchester city tonight? because their women's side lead in the fa cup final at wembley. and saracens are chasing back to back european champions cup titles, they're ahead at murrayfield. also coming up in the programme. lewis hamilton claims pole for the spanish grand prix, by the finest of margins. and age is no barrier. rugby league for the over—80s. with the premier league title decided this now a race for the also—rans. and its city are now in service after a rather fortunate win over leicest

but, jet blue and virgin are not the big four. so, while these are certainly not new complaints, they seem to be getting worse in the public's eye. and the fact is that we would not be sitting here today if the traveling public believes that the airlines care more about them than their caring about the do-re-mi. this is happening. you all need to face it. two years ago the democrats on this committee released a report on the airlines' lack of tr transparency on the growing number of fees charged to passengers that's called on the airlines to stop nickel and diming the traveling public. what's happening since? these continue to go up while the airlines fighting behind the scenes and killing any proposals. we had that. last year's faa bills. compounding all of this is the fact that many consumers don't have a lot of choices if they are fed up with the service at their local airports. where is the competition? according to one recent study of u.s. traveler association, the big four currently controls over 50% of the seat capacity on

virgin atlantic apologized to her for the incident. airline says it sent out a reminder to clubhouse teams to clarify the policy around service dogs. >>> completion of the new transbay transit center in san francisco is now behind schedule by nearly two months. the first phase of the multi- billion-dollar project was supposed to be done by the end of the year. but now the construction manager told the transbay joint powers authority about in his words slippages and challenges. still, buses to and from the east bay could begin rolling in at first and mission by march. >>> san francisco's ferry building is expanding. they are moving forward with two new entry gates to allow more boats to get passengers. there will be a new plaza with areas to protect from you rain and wind. new service to richmond and treasure island were also announced. the $80 million expansion project is expected to be done by 2019. >>> couples planning their weddings will have a hard time topping this. a sacramento couple went to greatest of heights to "get married"