husband, howard wakefield is played by-- >> bryan cranston!anston, all right. and what is it about? it's a little bit of an odd story. >> it's a fascinating story. it's all about bryan cranston's performance, which if you say you don't need to hear anything more than that, right, he's so amazing. but basically, he's a guy who works in the city, lives in connecticut, he's on the train home one night and she just thinks, "i can't bear to walk into my house again. i can't go back into the routine with my wife and my two daughters. i can't listen to them talk about the same mundane things." so he ends up going into the attic of our house, which is above our garage, and from the window in our attic, he can look into the kitchen window of the house, and he starts watching, and he lives up there fair year. >> stephen: and you don't know he's up there. >> we don't know he's there. so he's hiding, he's living like a vagrant, coming down at night-- you'll-- you know, kind of scrounging around the neighborhood in the garbage. and he-- but he lives watchi

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salford host wakefield, while holders hull take on castleford. of a first british winner of the giro d'italia are effectively over after a crash on today's ninth stage. team sky's geraint thomas and orica—scott's adam yates were caught up in a collision with a stationary police motorbike on the roadside nine miles from the finish. they were second and third overall at the start of the day, but they now trail the stage winner and new overall leader, colombia's nairo quitana, by five minutes. the race finishes in milan in a fortnight. olympic showjumping champion nick skelton says he's proud of what he's achieved in showjumping after formally bowing out from the sport at the royal windsor horse show. skelton appeared with olympic gold medal winning partner big star at a public ceremony in the show‘s castle arena, in the presence of her majesty the queen. the 59—year—old has won a host of medals, including two olympic golds, a world championship silver, and three european golds. i have had some wonderful horses. and without the great owners, that i

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elsewhere there were wins for leaders castleford as well as salford and wakefield trinity.tch some of britain's best athletes compete in the great city games... katherine downes was following the action for us. albert square might hear in the heart of manchester, the scene of that emotional vigil on tuesday night. today it was transformed into a sporting arena. they put up a pole vault and this runway right the way down to a sandpit at the end for the long jump. we have seen some fantastic sporting performances over the afternoon, all started off with holly bradshaw in the pole vault. a great performance from the british champion. she cleared four metres 80, which is one of the highest jumps in british football history. a great start. then greg rutherford, the london 2012 long jump champion lit up the runway, did not disappoint his fans. a big jump from him. eight metres 18, not bad at all. considering his best ever is 8.52, could be a good season in store. then the action moved about 200 yards down the hill here to dean ‘s gate, one of the main roads through manchester, it

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have sonoma county hall of justice, contra costa county richard bay district, contra costa county wakefield taylor courthouse in martinez, and alameda county fremont hall of justice and san francisco hall of justice. the next step is a consultant will create a short list of 20 to 25 buildings where funding should be directed. now, as for funding to retrofit the building behind me the alameda county administration building it will cost about $64 million. a report is expected at the early 2018 updated report as to which buildings that they should be directing this funding. live in oakland, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> the mayor of santa clara is working to make sure the 49ers management feels the sting of breaking the law. they are now facing a $1,000 fine because a u-2 concert at leave ran beyond a 10 p.m. curfew rule. in a statement, the city said, quote, we will pursue all appropriate legal action and take steps to this doesn't happen again. >> we made a promise to our community. so we cannot aaffect their quality of life. it's already affected in terms of traffic, litter, garbage, et c

. >> jennifer garner, at the new york premiere of wakefield. >> i like my life.where. in the film, her husband, bryan cranston, hides out from her for months. >> i think anyone can imagine just the desire to drop out of their own lives. >> he just wants to take an adult snow day. >> happy mother's day. listen to this and check this out. kevin hart announcing his wife's pregnancy. >> oh! you're pregnant? >>> up next, julia roberts' death-defieing stunt with bear grylls. >>> and, why does the "dirty dancing" remake have a completely different ending? >> don't mess with a classic. you have to convince me. >>> and, blood is shed on "the bachelorette." our preview of the premiere. >> i'm not cut out for this part. >>> but next, ellie kemper is back. as the unbreakable kimmy schmidt. and we'll talk to her co-star, titus channeling queen bey. the show did four different beyonce tributes, which took six days to shoot. of how q got curly. story quin was crazy about curls. curly fries. curly straws. curly haired dogs. even those cute curly tails on pigs. but to quin's chag

the sonoma county hall of justice, contra costa county richmond bay district, contra costa county wakefield taylor courthouse, alameda county fremont hall of justice and san francisco hall of justice. retrofitting just this building behind me would cost $64 million. a final report is expected in early 2018. live in oakland, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> we are on the cusp of a warm weekend that's expected to draw lots of people to bay area beaches. kpix 5's anne makovec on what swimmers need to watch out for before they taking a dip. >> reporter: anytime the weather turns warm people take advantage of laying out on our beaches and enjoying the sunshine. you can see the warning signs here behind me but just want you to take a look at the gorgeous ocean. it looks calm right now. the waves are pretty mild. but there's always the possibility of those dangerous rip currents. and that is the problem. in addition to the fact that, um, the water is freezing. it's 54 degrees right now according to roberta. so even though temperatures this weekend are going to be around 70 degrees, low 70s, the wat

and then little river turnpike still shut down between prosperity avenue and wakefield chappel road.he orange lane. more in just a few on this rainy gross monday. allison and steve. >> just have no fear, summer right around the corner and for many of thus means lot of time outdoors. weekends at the beach. maybe even time on the water. >> sounds glorious. right. >> that means unwanted pests including some of these nasty ones. dr. shilpi is here to tell how to protect yourself from mosquitoes, ticks, the other bugs. eww. all right. enough of that video. back after this. ♪ ♪♪ ralph northam: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. efully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia. we just got the keys to our new house! we got the keys! ahhh! wooo! this i

it turns out the headlights come from a study by wakefield research, a market research firm that surveyed 1000 people, and found that 11%, just over one in 10 people broke up over politics. but it turns out many of those surveyed weren't necessarily married. let's take a look at the question. it says, have you ever even once broken up with a significant other over political differences. there's no mention of divorce and no mention of numbers -- remind you the latest data comes from before president trump was elected. first off is this graphic from the cdc showing divorce rates have actually been going down across the country over the last decade. according to the national center for family and marriage research, the current divorce rate is set at 1.7%, well below 10%. but some may be divorcing more, people 50 and older. divorce rates have more than doubled since the 1990s among this group but that jump between 1990 and 2015 was before president trump was even in office, so what can we verify? as to the claim that the divorce rate has jumped 10% since the election of donald trump, this is

. >>> she's very focused on work, she has "wakefield" with bryan cranston in theaters now. more movies on the way. >>> meanwhile, tiger woods' world continues to unravel after his dui and new details behind his arrest, beginning with that famous mugshot. >> the photo on the left is the actual mugshot. espn aired the version on the right. note the hair. why the change? the network said the photo was actually cropped to fit a standard template for mugshots. they will quote revit sit this process to improve it going forward. tiger was found asleep at the wheel just after 2:00 a.m. according to officers in jupiter, florida. tonight, this new detail has emerged, he first told officers he was on his way to orange county, california, from los angeles. then admitted he had no idea where he was. his black mercedes showed fresh damage to the front and back bumpers, the car had two flat tires and a missing taillight. it was not clear where tiger was coming from. but a breathalyzer test was done at tcehe sne. he blew a 0.0, but admitted he takes several prescriptions. he had his fourt

. >> reporter: in the new study virginia based polling firm wakefield research surveyed over a thousandn 10 of them broke up over political argument. might not be too much of a surprise that among millennials that number was a lot higher at 22 percent. disagreements over trump beeny even appear to be trumping what couples usually clash over. according to the poll one in five couples say that in the last six months they fought more about trump than about money. lois brenner is a divorce attorney. >> i've never seen anything like this before in the 35 years i've been practicing because. controlling and who are abusive kind of insist that their spouse agrees with them and when the spouse says, no, i won't, it gives t >> reporter: that said, outside of avoiding toxic people, which we should anyway how do we make sure a party a senate or a house divided doesn't divide our houses, too. >> do not bring up your political believes. one person wanted a date and the girl said thanks for the debate instead of the date. >> reporter: on the flip side if disagreeing over a president is enough to break

this is when all the super league teams play over the same weekend, so today, widnes face wakefield, st helens, and its wigan against warrington. three more matches on sunday. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour, now on the news channel it's time for click. guards! welcome to the south coast of england, and the country's biggest fortification, dover castle. they say an englishman's house is his castle. this week, this castle is mine. like every other home in the land, it needs to be well defended, because these days, it is constantly under attack. the walls make it out burglars, but today's digital invader is wily, and can worm its way in through the smallest gaps. last week's global cyber attack on companies in around 150 countries shows just how vulnerable systems can be, even if you are not called into clicking dodgy links. so this week, we're looking at cybersecurity. it's me versus the bad guys out there. and they might be small, but there's a lot of them. so what can i do to shore up my defences? one thing is through biometrics. gadgets already recognise o

a person whose name keeps coming up in this story is andrew wakefield, british, the founder of an anti—vaccine medical register after a study length vaccines the autism. it was found to be false. over the last few years he has been invited to talk to somali pa rents has been invited to talk to somali parents across minnesota. outside source got in touch with a freelance reporter covering this story for the washington post. she told us more. the fear of autism is rampant in the somali community. it is fairly new, the minnesota department of health has done some research, the rates of vaccination in the somali community we re vaccination in the somali community were quite high as 2004, 92% of people in the community were vaccinated. around 2008, things change, fear of the mmr vaccine began to spread. rates have plummeted. down to 42%. that seems to be the major driver. what understanding do we have of awareness of autism, within the community? it is an interesting history. i talked with a registered nurse, and somali immigrant from the consulting with the minnesota department of health, to try t

the first match of the day saw wakefield ease to a 34—12 win over bottom side widnes. fc missed the chance to the top as they thrashed 41—0 by st helens, and it opens the door for castleford to extend their lead when the tigers played leeds tomorrow. on to cricket. and england bowlerjames anderson will have a scan on monday to assess the damage form a groin injury he suffered during the rose's county championship match yesterday. our reporter kevin howells joins me now via skype. kevin, we're still a long way off the first england test on 6thjuly against south africa at lord's. how worried should we be? judging on the pain he looked in when he went down on the deck, he looked in an awful lot of pain. i thought he would go straight to a scan yesterday. i thought today, it has been put back to monday, the important thing from an england perspective is that test isn't until july. they will take a cautious approach. i expect it to be a few weeks before we see him bowling again. they would like to see him play in the floodlit games a little later on in the summer. keen on g

in the day's other games wakefield beat widnes while wigan and warrington drew 24—24.o win his first world title, being stopped inside three rounds by american gervanter davis. davis, the ibf super—featherweight champion who is promoted by floyd mayweather, made light work of walsh, knocking him down in the third round. and the referee stopped the fight not long after that knock down. fernando alonso will compete for pole position the indianapolis 500 later. he made it through the first qualifying day seven fasters. moves on to sunday's fast nine to fighters it out for pole position. the dangers of racing on high—speed american oval tracks as this driver crashed into the wall. he was conscious as he was rescued, but suffered multiple fractures. the frenchman is in hospitalfollowing fractures to his pelvis and head. that is all the sport. now it is ben brown with the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me is the political commentator vincent moss and kevin schofield, the editor of politicshome. let's have a l

the yorkshire party have been launching theirs — in wakefield. and their leader, stewart arnold thinks they could be the local alternative to the main political parties. there is obviously something going on here. i like to think that we are pa rt on here. i like to think that we are part of the process of putting pressure on them. let's see. i'm hopeful that we can make a breakthrough. up to the north west of england now and there is one issue which has dominated the agenda for the last couple of years — fracking. annabel tiffin has spent the afternoon in lytham st annes finding out if fracking is a big election issue. fracking, is that a big one for you? it does not matter to you. i think it isa it does not matter to you. i think it is a good idea. really? how would it is a good idea. really? how would it influence, would it influence, how you vote? it won't influence me, i'm not going to vote. we all need this energy from somewhere, don't we? ladies, hello. sorry to interrupt, i know you are having your ice creams. will this possibly influence

so today, widnes face wakefield. hull, in second, play st helens.now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. i'll have more in the next hour. prince george and princess charlotte will act as page boy and bridesmaid, when their aunt pippa middleton marries james matthews this morning. the event is being dubbed the society wedding of the year. there's been speculation over whether prince harry will bring his girlfriend, the american actress meghan markle. let's cross now to our correspondent who's in englefield in berkshire. good morning to you. morning. it all looks very quiet behind you. i guess it's all happening just very close by. yes, it does look quiet at the moment. but it's busierjust to the side of me, because what we're seeing at the moment is there's a lot of security around to make sure that everything goes smoothly and there's an awful lot of media here. there's a lot of media interest from around the world on this wedding of pippa middleton and james matthews, which is due to take place injust over an h

when you have fraudsters like andrew wakefield out promoting that. not to mention he ththat's been thrown out of the medical profession and the paper in lancet has been retracted. doesn't really matter looking for a story, someone was once a authority telling thaw store, it does something psychically. i can't really explain it. but i do is really important not to be dismissive or patronizingg of people that are coming from that point of view because i just think that makes people dig in even harder. that there he needs to be empathy and listening and, then, maybe education and evidence. but starting with the listening and the empathy. does anyone wonder about misovax. -- mrs. x? i was able to discover mrs. x was still living in 2013 with sweden. in conversation with my translator, she didn't want wano be interviewed and be a closed chapter in her life. she did say they did this without my knowledge and that would never be allowed today. yes? >> given that there is a discussion and importance of it today, especially with the henrietta x becoming foref

we're at the wakefield farmer's market in annandale. everyone is cleaning up. chance of the thunderstorm gets better. with the rain this month you might not really think about it. when you think of berries but the season's temperature swings and some of the cool, cloudy days have been really good for strawberries. >> this is what spring is supposed to be like. sarah lived in alexandria for five years. >> the gray weather reminds me of england. >> but today she and a number of other people taking advantage of the sunshine. we are told it's days like this perfect for picking. >> hot and sunny, the >> despite the cloudy may, shannon said the strawberries are doing really well. >> every day it's a new fruit. as we go the ones that weren't totally right that didn't get picked are still fine. >> every day it could produce a different tasting strawberry based on the weather. sarah says these may be some of the best straw bers she has had since living in the u.s. >> this is the first time i pick the strawberries and say they taste like the good strawberries from englan

according to a new study done by wakefield research it turns out one in 10 couples have had a -- called it quits over political disagreements and 24% for persons donald was elected they and their partner disagreed or ared aut politics more than ever. the president becoming a homewrecker? the party panel is back to discuss timpf jonathan hoenig and call mickey. 24% of people argue more than they ever have because of donald trump. does that surprise you? >> if you are breaking up because of donald trump you are really breaking up because your relationship was the joke. you should be able to disagree about stuff like that. someone may have left something in the microwave and that would have done u.n.. >> you are wrong. what's more important than people's politics and their philosophy? that's the basic of who they are. >> is a donald trump's fault? kennedy: what is the impetus for this? >> people's politics reveal everything. i knew there would be fighting it tonight. i brought a preemptive offering. kennedy: what is? holy cow. >> i wanted kennedy to have it to ward off any bad fighting tha

what we do now is that many libyans have made that journey, something wakefield have thousands libya syria, they started doing that during the 2013, when the war was at its height. they were battle hardened fighters, many of them fought against carol qaddafi and took those skills were sent to the one in syria and in a short space of time libya became a southern compass point for the so called islamic state. not only were libyans travelling to syria, fighting battles there and helping establish the de facto capital of the islamic state for the militant group, but they were also coming back and when they were also coming back and when the dead because even more trouble here. it is worth remembering that this is a country that is barely functioning, on the point of economic collapse but also on the point of conflict and there are still many battles being fought with different factions in this country. there has been the circulation of radicalised islamist fighters, moving between here and between iraq and syria. and of course so called islamic state have claimed responsibility for the a

in the day's other games, wakefield beat widnes, while wigan and warrington drew 2a—2a.e of the time lost in last sunday's crash, to go second in the competition for best young rider, while dumoulin was outstanding, as he won a mountainous stage 1a. he is now two minutes and a7 seconds ahead of his main challenger, nairo quintana, with seven stages to go. boxer liam walsh fell short in his attempts to win his first world title, being stopped inside three rounds by american gervonta davis. davis, the ibf super—featherweight champion, who is promoted by floyd mayweather, made light work of walsh, knocking him down in the third round, and the referee stopped the fight not long after that knock—down. despite playing twice in a day, novak djokovic brushed aside dominic thiem to reach the final at the rome masters. having earlier finished off his rain—delayed quarter—final againstjuan martin del potro, djokovic beat thiem 6—1, 6—0. he will play germany's alexander zverev, who at the age of 20 is the youngest player in a decade to reach a masters final. that certainly puts us t

this is when all the super league teams play over the same weekend, so today widnes face wakefield, hulllay and knocked out of the rome masters. austria's dominic thiem was the first this year to beat the spaniard on his favourite surface. nadal had won 17 straight matches and had been going for an eight title in the italian capital. thiem will play either novak djokovic orjuan martin del potro in the semi—finals after their match was delayed by rain. maria sharapova won't ask for a wildcard to play at wimbledon and will attempt to earn her place via qualifying. the former champion has relied on invitations to tournaments since she returned to competition last month, after a 15 month doping ban. the french open turned her down for a wildcard this week, but her world ranking is now high enough to get into the wimbledon qualifying draw at least. it's fast, furious and if the ref doesn't see it it's allowed. i'm talking about water polo, where two teams face off in a swimming pool to score the most goals. ahead of the british championships, which is like the fa cup of waterpolo, i've been t

in the day's other games, wakefield beat widnes while wigan and warrington drew 2a—2a.er davis. davis, the ibf super—featherweight champion who is promoted by floyd mayweather, made light work of walsh, knocking him down in the third round. and the referee stopped the fight not long after that knock down. despite playing twice in a day, novak djokovic brushed aside dominic thiem to reach the final at the rome masters. having earlier finished off his rain—delayed quarter—final againstjuan martin del potro, djokovic beat thiem 6—1, 6—0. he will play germany's alexander zverev, who at the age of 20 is the youngest player in a decade to reach a masters final. it's one of the world's most popular flower shows — and as the blooms of colour and creativity go on display at the royal chelsea flower show, one garden will be a place of tranquillity and reflection. david domoney‘s design for the commonwealth war graves commission, celebrates the 850 gardeners who maintain 1.7 million war graves for visitors. daniela relph has been to see the garden being built. it is not an obvious

murdoch masila, ensured salford advance to the last eight, along with last night's other winners, wakefieldo2 arena in london, live on the bbc red button and through the website. nottingham against sevenoaks in the women's. there is also this match which i will be playing in. who is your money on? you. we have got players like lauderdale. great player, legend of the basketball game. i can go through players legs, i have looked it up. he is seven feet four inches. it isa it up. he is seven feet four inches. it is a competition? no, it is a match. there are players including david james, former england goalkeeper. take plenty of pictures, mike. laughter see you later. medical services across england and scotland will be disrupted today as work to restore nhs computer systems continues. planned operations and appointments at around a0 trusts have been cancelled after a cyber attack struck the health service yesterday afternoon. we've been hearing some patients' experiences, including this man who had major heart surgery cancelled. i've been waiting for it for many many months now. they only do

leeds lost 28—20 at widnes but hang on to 3rd place on points difference from wakefield, who won at wigand. he has recently been recovering from back surgery and blogged about his health on the 2ath of may. more on that and the rest of the sport on the bbc website. i will have more bitter on this evening. goodbye. thank you, james. with events in manchester focusing minds on national security, the liberal democrats have this morning accused the conservatives of potentially weakening our ability to tackle terrorism because of their approach to the brexit negotiations. the former deputy prime minister, nick clegg, says britain could be excluded from accessing a vital eu wide criminal data base if theresa may insists on leaving the jurisdiction of the european court ofjustice. here's our political correspondent eleanor garnier. terrorists have attacked across europe. countries like france, belgium and sweden, as well as the uk, have all been targeted in recent years. as britain prepares for brexit, the lib dems are warning we could end up cut off from important security information. they cla

in the day‘s other games wakefield beat widnes while wigan and warrington drew 24—24.o second in the competition for best young rider. while dumoulin was outstanding as he won a mountainous stage 14. he‘s now 2 minutes and 47 seconds ahead of his main challenger nairo quintana, with seven stages to go. boxer liam walsh fell short in his attempts to win his first world title, being stopped inside three rounds by american gervanter davis. davis, the ibf super—featherweight champion who is promoted by floyd mayweather, made light work of walsh, knocking him down in the third round. and the referee stopped the fight not long after that knock down. novak djokovic plays in the final of the rome masters later after two wins on saturday. the world number two played finished off his rain delayed quarter—final againstjuan martin del potro and then beat dominic teem 6—1, 6—0. he‘ll play germany‘s alexander zverev, who at the age of 20 is the youngest player in a decade to reach a masters final. djokovich always takes some beating. absolutely, two games in one day. thank you very

murdoch masila, ensured salford advance to the last eight along with last night‘s other winners wakefieldatches on the bbc, i‘ve been to castleford to see why masters rugby league is breaking down all age barriers. playing rugby league again at the age of 82. jimmy airnes is taking on players nearly 50 years younger, and it‘s been life changing. it's it‘s like rolling back the years. it is good fun. i get the ball, i get plenty of running. and i‘ve got these great mates again. it's a great spirit, it's the comradeship after the game. absolutely fantastic. the best thing i've ever done. rugby league is one of the most brutal and physical contact sports of all. but in masters, there‘s a way of reducing impact on ageing limbs. and it‘s down to the shorts. well, masters begins at the age of 35, when you can wear the white shorts. i can only dream. it does mean full contact, doesn‘t it, chris? yes! over 40 and black shorts. i hope this will be slightly less contact. no, 0k. luckily, i‘m over 50, so i get the red shorts. what does that mean? just contact. what a relief. then when you get to 60,

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