walker: good to be here.bit of a short history lesson in there, would you give me a sense of why this is, if it is such a big deal to move the embassy away from tel aviv and into jerusalem for the united states. walker: well, we always had the embassy in tel aviv, from the beginning in 1948, because of security. then, it became impractical to move, because we were trying to negotiate peace. soledad: what's the gain for the united states in moving the embassy? walker: if we were serious -- and i'm not sure we are -- about trying for an agreement on the palestinian-israeli situation, this move enhances the president's position with bibi netanyahu, and his ability to convince netanyahu he's going to have to make some very serious compromises with his own position and his own party if you're going to get a deal. soledad: so you think it's a benefit to the peace process potentially? walker: it can be. soledad: do you think, then, this is helpful to a two-state solution? walker: i don't think it hurts a two-state s

let's move on to kyle walker.to miss, with a screen shot of him missing a call from gareth southgate. why you would not have it next to you all throughout the day, i don't know. marcus rashford here, saying, after you standing on the touchline in the rain, for years, ma'am, we're off to the world cup. dele alli as well, saying it is an honour to be named. a dream come true. that honour is a bit of a theme. see you in russia indeed. thank you. terry butcher is still with me. what was it like when you got the call? 0r what was it like when you got the call? or was it a call back then?” never got any call from bobby robson. you saw it on teletext. just on there. that was it. that was the only form of communication. i wonder if some people have had to fill in these forms, like we have had to do for the bbc. i doubt it. a fantastic moment for a professional player. the players that are playing now, i a hope they don't have that injury in the back of their mind. i hope they can get through that and the two warm up they

, that walker-endorsed candidate lost his race in that election. and just to put a little bit of icing on the cake, voters also rejected a republican ballot initiative that had been supported by governor walker as well. so what have you been up to since 2016? eric holder has been busy. he's been beating one of the highest-profile republican governors in the country up and down the ballot, in and out of court, and on the governor's home turf. and he's up for more. the main thrust of this group that eric holder founded with president obama is actually about the district maps that determine which candidates run where. when republicans swept the midterm elections in 2010, the first midterms of the obama era, not only did they retake control of congress, they also took control of 21 legislative chambers across the country. and legislative chambers draw district maps. them taking all of those legislative chambers allowed republicans to rewrite legislative and congressional maps in all those states, in what turned out to be an organized, effective effort

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jonny walker gets out front at the beginning and basically stays there.round the 180, goes back down the pier here after he leaps over a bunch more logs. it's time to fly. wee! down on to the lower level of this waterfront, and then out on to some floating docks. >> better make sure you keep your balance otherwise you're going to end up with your motorcycle at the bottom. i would think it would be kind of a challenge being in an area that narrow. >> incredibly challenging. that doesn't stop, though, at least one rider from trying to make a pass on jonny right here. that's as close as it ever gets. jonny continues to pull away even as this rider is bar-to-bar with him. now the course takes them up into this town of porto riding up the stairs. >> look how narrow that is. >> it's not just this slow-speed obstacle maneuvering. watch how fast he gets going here. >> oh. >> they climbed all the way up into town. it's time to go storming back down toward the waterfront. binding down these stone staircases. jonny walker's challengers are close but doesn't look lik

welcome home, coach walker. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess first lady melania trump will nnounce her formal policies. we will have live coverage starting at 3:00 p.m. eastern. this week on "the communicators," house majority leader kevin mccarthy and minority leader steny hoyer lk about the hack-a-thon seminar. >> we must come together to engage the public in a positive way to make congress more open and more transparent. mr. mccarthy: this year we have an electronic mail test that is going into a number of congressional offices. pretty soon it will transform all the district offices at the same time. what happens? we get more efficient, get better data, we become more accountable to our own constituents. >> watch "the communicators" tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> tonight on "landmark cases," a case on capital punishment, greg v. georgia. gregg 4, troy leon challenged his death sentence. his case and four other capital punishment ca

walker said.resilience is about not just design, , but also design philosophy, operating philosophy. many things have to be done. that work is really just starting. >> okay. so the stuff you are going to be receiving is material that you will be able to use speedy we will be able to use. it will take years and years for the system to be completely rebuilt. >> got it. so i always hate it when i am asked the question, give yourself a grade on your performance. always much easier to be the teacher and give you the grade, this is national teacher week so i'm going to ask you each to give yourself a grade on how you feel the rebuild, the response seven months after with regards to the disaster in puerto rico the ongoing to make it easy on you and suggest that it not be a letter grade but let's go back to elementary school where you're given an over outstanding, and as for satisfactory or an in for needs improvement. or an incomplete picture it's always a good one. mr. walker, we'll start with you. >> o

walker and mr. alexander and just try to get at what you think our responsibility is in puerto rico. we have this committee has to be the voice for puerto rico here because there are no representatives from puerto rico on this committee. but what is our responsibility to make sure that we recover quickly from this? it feels like it's up to us. >> ma'am, our responsibilities are tied to the stafford act and it's to provide temporary interim repairs not permanent repairs. you know, we have a -- the court has a long history in working with puerto rico. we have an area office there. we work on projects. we'll continue to be on projects. our jacksonville districts is focused on puerto rico. we are -- you know, our responsibility is to turn the lights on as quickly as possible and other missions aside. and we're doing that to the best of our ability. >> i appreciate this is complicated as i said. but i'm glad to have this opportunity to figure out what we all can do to do better. because i think about wha

don't tell mom. >> we fitd clicked walker.rescuer makes his way across the rocks. >> how is it going? >> okay. we'll get you out of here. >> not okay, dude. what were you thinking? >> it is a eesz eesz eesz ee call in for coast guard authorities. so they can pluck her and take her to safety. >>> they will be back no doubt tomorrow with more. she has great i'll >>> this guy is saying something forever. guys, i want to talk a hook at this. take a look at how they deliver your new movie line. >>> and you have a sholt at a google home or that draw k is come k up. -- coming up. with every meal, there's a dish. but what happens to all that grease? it flows into your dishwasher, gumming up its performance. add finish dishwasher cleaner with your detergent to help dissolve this grease so you're ready for your next meal. new finish dishwasher cleaner clean dishwasher. clean dishes. moms love that land o' frost premium sliced meats have no by-products. [conference phone] baloney! [conference phone] has joined the call. hey baloney here.

george herbert walker bush asked you to help him in his campaign. james: i said, that's a great idea. i don't know anything about politics. number two, i'm a democrat. you are in the white house advising. david: was it difficult to prepare reagan? james: the red light goes on, perfect. david: your job was to go around and get the coalition put together. examplet was a textbook in the way to fight a war. david: what was the reason you were so successful? james: lucky. >> will you fix your tie please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. i'll just leave it this way. all right. ♪ david: i don't consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? ♪ david: you missed the days when everything you did was -- and every thing you did was making policy or are you happy with what you are doing now? james: i only miss havi

bill: jimmy walker trying to finish up with par. ian: it didn't break. bill: 18 is not kind to him this weekend. he' drop a shotll -- he will drop a shot, but still a solid week for jimmy. finishing at 16 under. tied for 6th. shoots 67 here on sunday. peter: the three guys left in the fairway cannot see a thing. you can't see the flagstick from back there. ian: it looks a little better than what they've got. so, our green tv tower will do very nicely. forget about the flag. peter: aaron has about 190 yards back to the hole. it sounded like good contact. ian: plenty of room down to the left of the green. that's what he needed to do. lovely. once again hole high. great stroke, great club, great strike as well. you can start the celebration now. peter: two yards less for mark, 189. ian: just one last shot. if leishman was to hole it, but this 18th wasngiving't -- was not getting anything up. bill: the hardest hole on the course today. ian: it all falls into place. bill: it does. it was aaron's week. matt jones, quick once again. second shot on its way. pete

this is joe galloway conducting an interview with johnny walker. on monday, september 21st, 3 p.m., we are located at the association of the united states army building on the wilson arlington virginia. before we talk about your experiences, i would get a little biographic information if i could. where and when were you born? john: i was born in a little december thenia 16th, 1947. who were your family members? isn: i had a father who still living today, he is 96 years of age and he is a world war ii veteran. my mom is also living and she is 95 years old, they are both andpendent, living alone, they take care of themselves. joe: brothers and sisters? john: i have two sisters and i'm in the middle. joe: the kept you on the straight and narrow, didn't they? john: yes sir. joe: your hometown? john: hampton, virginia. joe: when did you enter the army? marchi enter the the army the seventh, 1947. 1967, yes sir. joe: drafted or listed? john: i enlisted. member,st one family joe franklin walker, who was , and i hadietnam another friend. joe: what was his

and oswald saw walker as an american adolf hitler. >> and oswald said someone should kill walker. scope, and he planned very meticulously his assassination of general walker. he took photographs from different angles, he figured out how to get his rifle there and how to escape. >> on march 31st, a sunday, he asked marina to come out and take his photograph. >> all in black, pistol, rifle in his hand, holding a few radical newspapers, and marina writes on the back "hunter of fascist" and dates it april 6th, 1963. >> and then he went on the night of the 10th of april, took up his place and shot at general walker. >> he came in the house 11:30. he was so pale, nervous. and i said, "what happened to you?" and he said -- he told, "i tried to shot general walker." >> will you describe for us just what happened last night? >> rifle shot, fired into the house. fired through the west window. and hit the sill and hit the wall across the room and went over the desk, at which i was sitting. >> he was very disappointed to find out that he missed by less than an inch. >> it shows his ability to

|j watching bbc breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker...sappointed with the bbc breakfast coverage , disappointed with the bbc breakfast coverage, conceding kensington palace had requested are understanding and priddis at this point. —— privacy. forthe bbc to be covering it as the first topic as headlines, was very, very disappointing. meghan markle's father is obviously quite sensitive and private a person, and whether they are royalty to be or not, they deserve that compassion and understanding. and secondly, for the situation in israel is to be second, with nearly 60 people slaughtered, for this not to be headlines was again appalling coverage from the bbc. they decided that they wanted to run with the gossip, scaremongering and following a website like tmz rather than a factual account of what is going on in the world. i was thoroughly disappointed. a very good evening to you, and welcome to bbc news at six. it is still unclear... bbc news at six on tuesday, i was a bit dismayed to see that the main story was about meghan markle's fathe

walker, if you would like to begin, i would like to ask you to limit your comments to about five minutes and your statements will be incorporated as a part of the record once in each of you have completed we will have an opportunity to pose questions. welcome. >> chairman murkowski, senator heinrich and distinguished members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to discuss the possibilities of the

george herbert walker bush, and i tell you, i covered those people, i covered early reagan years in congress, the budget and tax got to know all of those people. and i covered the reagan white the 1984 campaign and i got to know all the bush people. one thing that struck me was really believe in

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joe: this is joe galloway historyng an oral interview with command sergeant major johnny walker, u.s. army retired. on monday, september 21st, 3:00

commissioner walker, please?>> i think that makes sense and i would like to reiterate that we need to find a way to have our system back, this stuff better. that that is part of yet what we still have to do as we have our new system that we really take advantage of that. the power of that and have it flagged us. because really, again, i guess we don't necessarily have to have this type of, you know, focus on every project, but there are clearly ones that come up like they once, as you said, it seems to be more frequent. if we could, yeah. >> yes, i just want to speak. we do have our current process when we do have jobs. but we put an address restriction on the jobs so when plan reviews of th the projectst also goes to billing so they can review the job because they have more knowledge of that. when we do issue a plan on a job we put an address restriction on the job and we do scrutinize the plans. >> right. maybe there is types of plans that are prone to it that we can even know before there's problems. >> we had

walker: mr. claure: automakers of --mr. walker: automakers have come to the conclusion that they have to make money and microsoft the tough decisions they have to be doing the same thing. they are doing it because they have to produce cars the public wants to buy and that's exactly what they are doing. it's getting very costly to make small cars in north america so they make them elsewhere. government is making it less costly to make cars is good , canada has to learn from that and make sure we don't do the exact opposite. i'm not really surprised that at whatany would look the end consumer wants to buy and make that. enough don walker is not -- magna's ceo. have market insight with janus capital's george maris. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: this is "bloomberg markets," i'm amanda lang in toronto. shery: i'm shery ahn in new york. the dollar slipped slightly and ,oining us now is george maris great to have you with us. one sector that is very interesting as health care and pharma stocks. they are still gaining ground despite

walkers and bikers may love the new hours being tested out on the bay bridge path.ur service. live look outside... san mateo bridge. (ácommercialá) the bay bridge trail is now open 24/7 ... as part of a new pilot program.. kron 4's ella sogomonian finds out what people are saying about the idea. the bay bridge bicycle and pedestrian path is open 24 hours for a ten day project by the california department of transportation.it's an experiment to see how well things go in case caltrans chooses to keep the 2.2 mile trail open all day everyday moving forward.sot: cyclist// "public spaces should be open to people around the clock and the more public areas we can make accessible to people i think it's all for the better." some cyclists say its worth gauging how safe it may be late in the night considering several homeless people set up camp on the side of the path. sot: , cyclist// "i guess its okay i dont know homeless people are kind of crazy sometimes so i just hope it's safe."others don't pay any mind to it and are happy to have one more bike path accessible all hours

walker, i think you are sincere.have to recognize the moral latform you guys have been carrying for all these years exploded trying to justify likes franklin graham, hagey, pastor jeffers, people who behavior that can't be defended. thank you for your time. guest: yeah, i very poignant call, but i believe he makes a point. i know that i'm responsible for god and forth to my me that is very important that we do our best to live that out people watching. you have a situation here where live out body doesn't the faith, but someone who defends the faith, that is why 81% of record of evangelicals. for me to make the case this is moral aptitude test with the president we have, especially party, with blican the caller, i believe that would disingenuous. host: speaking of faith, the in, house chaplain think y a prayer, do you there should be a house chaplain? guest: i do. chaplain, he house whether a priest or pastor, male or female that has experience in people and walks of life, if you look at 435 people work t of through

announcer: vietnam war veteran john walker talks about his service as a helicopter mechanic during the war and his struggle with posttraumatic stress disorder. -- theness to wo witness to war foundation conducted the interview. it's about 35 minutes. joe: this is joe galloway historyng an oral interview with command sergeant major johnny walker, u.s. army retired. on monday, september 21st, 3:00 p.m. we are located at the association of the united states army building on the wilson boulevard in arlington, virginia. sarah, before we talk about your experiences in vietnam, i would like to get a little biographic information if i could. john: yes, sir. joe: where and when were you born? john: i was born in a little town in virginia december the 16th, 1947. joe: 1947. you are a young man. [laughter] who are your family members? john: i had a father who is still living today, he is 96 years of age and he is a world war ii veteran. my mom is also living and she is 95 years old, they are both independent, living alone, and they take care of themselves. joe: take care of themselves. brothers a

>> guest: my farm worker scott walker and then later for john kasich. >> host: shirley bannister. >>uest: and that is yes. it's a conservative marketing firm where we work with think tanks in publishing houses in candidates and individuals and things like that. it helps advance whatever mission or cause for philosophy they want. >> host: went from scott walker to governor casey. why did he not catch fire? >> guest: that's a good question. he's very intelligent man, very capable and successful governor. i think quite honestly in part he had all these consultants around him and sometimes that consultant, you know, an old boss of mine once told me never forget the first three letters of the word consultant. [laughter] con. they were getting in the way of him making effective message. i think most of it was hesitancy on the part of the campaign and plus, once dropped stepped into the room he just looked up all the oxygen. people like ted cruz and jeb bush who in other times they were viable candidates but they could be elected nominees they were pushed by the wayside by this colossus who

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jimmy walker just made birdie to get to 17. brian gay at 15 under. i mentioned it before, 68 is the average score today, 3 under par. this one left for the par for brian gay. and the final grouping are back on the 17th tee. finally got the sunglasses off. [laughter] it is getting dark. of course, the camera operators here have the iris opene more -- opened more. the more the darkness encroaches and engulfs us, the more light we have to let in and it doesn't look as dark to you on the screens, but it is getting quite dark. by the time they get to the 18th green, that is about as far as it can go. the sun is setting. we have three suns? we're all guessing when we first came on air at 2:00 on cbs if we would get this in. a long golf course, a long way around, playing in groups of three. but it looks like we are going to do it. ian: sun will be down at 8:21. they need 12 minutes or so to play the 17th. bill: well, it has been a long day for that young man, for the entire field, the whole crew at cbs sports. after a four-hour weather delay pushed things b

wilson walker tells us the arsonist was even caught on camera. >> reporter: 55 million dollar fire here in the atf declared it an act of arson. they are offering $25,000 to anyone who can help apprehend the arsonist, they appear to have caught on video peer april 24 just before 1 am the suspect emerges long concorde boulevard and in the glare of those oncoming headlights, jumps offense into the concoction i- and after a pause that looks like a bathroom break, the figured ducks into the building and exactly 57 seconds later a flash of light and the glow of fire before the suspect runs out and jumps back over the fence peer the first called to the fire department comes within minutes.>> you can see the flames.>> reporter: this is the result it was about 60% complete and became an inferno threatening nearby homes forcing evacuations. there was suspicion immediately peer arson investigators from as far away as san diego brought dogs and now we can see who they are on the trail of, the arsonist needed one minute to destroy this building. the big question remains unanswered, while the atf mar

kpix 5's wilson walker on the first step today. >> it was important for me after we saw this video come out the other week, b.a.r.t. is doing a lot to address it. >> reporter: san francisco police, b.a.r.t. police, and a handful of b.a.r.t. directors all on hand for a closed-door meeting at the mayors office to discuss the state of affairs in san francisco's downtown b.a.r.t. station. we first took this video to the mayor two weeks ago and it has since made international headlines. b.a.r.t. has deployed more staff but the mayor wants to see even more. >> residents should not have to deal with this. >> reporter: his plan is a better coordinated approach by both police agencies to keep those downtown stations drug and crime free. >> it is a cat and mouse game. when sf pd is at the street lever at civic center interrupting the drug trade activity, people are coming down on our stations. when the bart pd is there, people are going upstairs. we've got to break the cycle. >> reporter: the cycle is one piece of the city's increasingly complicated homelessness and drug challenges, neither of wh

wilson walker has dramatic video. >> reporter: five minutes before midnight july 8th, 2017, air canada flight 759 is on approach to san francisco international airport when the control tower clears the pilot to lapd. >> lights on the runway there. >> reporter: only air canada 759 was not approaching a runway. it was actually closing in on sfo taxiway c where four planes were waiting and in the front of that line a united airlines pilot who saw the disaster coming at 160 miles per hour. >> where's this guy going! he is on the taxiway. >> air canada, go around. >> reporter: now for the first time, we can see just how close these planes were to catastrophe! watch as the air canada flight starts to pitch up for the go- around, passing just 51 feet over the next plane in line philippine airlines flight 115. >> united 1 air canada flew directly over us. >> yeah, i saw that, guys. >> reporter: the ntsb released the video and more information on the incident and no finding on what caused the confusion. >> the air canada crew was tired and pilots flying other aircraft into sfo that night compla

up at the preserve, this professional dog walker says in 13 years, her company has only have one dog get bit by a rattlesnake. >> it was a golden retriever, and the walker picked him up and carried him on her shoulders to the vehicle. she called our office and we called some er vets who had the antivenom. >> reporter: the golden retriever made a full recovery. most dogs don't pursue rattlesnakes, but pet owners should know what to do if the dog gets bit in order to keep the venom from spreading to their bloodstream. >> usually with two bite marks, the dog will yell with pain, and the dog will often swell up or get dizzy. don't run back to your car with the dog. if you think your dog can be calm while you pick your dog up and carry it over your shoulders, then carry your dog to your vehicle. >> reporter: a dog from her pack was volunteered to demonstrate how to carry an injured dog off of the trail. east bay dog walking groups also share information on rattlesnake sightings to help others avoid the area. there is a canine rattlesnake vexing that you consume -- and consult -- vaccine t

story mac wilson walker -- >>> wilson walker is at the very top of it today. i heard it was raining up there. you are literally in the clouds, aren't you? >> the elevation does this. a lot of talk about who really has the tallest building on the west coast, a bit of a technicality but something of course, so much more important. we will show you a video from los angeles. you are looking at the wilshire grand center that was opened last year, june of last year. the building stands about 1100 feet tall, if you count the spire. a important distinction. it's 1100 feet tall. it's architectural height, something you could reasonably stand on 934 feet. let's take a look at the sales force tower seen right here on this sunny day. the structural height of the tower, 1070 feet. 30 feet shorter than the spire but it's architectural height, where we are standing right now is much higher. so it depends on how you kind of count the height of the building. the way i think of this is due councilman tight by the top of their head or the top of their hair? by that measure i wou

governor walker gear up for a -- you and governor walker gear up for a third term? guest: sure. think our record speaks for itself. we would like to continue on the path of welfare and workforce development because those are the biggest challenges of our percentcould with a 2.8 unemployment rate, couple of challenges, especially since wisconsin has become a destination for economic development. the largest direct investment in u.s. history is coming here to our state with the addition of foxconn to our company -- country. foxconn is a taiwanese lcb screens.of , youu have a smart phone know what i'm talking about. it also goes on flatscreen tv's. they will start making those in wisconsin, but it will take 10,000 workers to build a gigantic campus, and once they start manufacturing it will take an additional 13,000 workers per -- workers. rate, 2.8% unemployment that signals to us we need to invest in workforce training today, and also our workers of tomorrow. wisconsin is long known for having really educated and really ethical workers. that is part of the charm of doing business

mark walker the chairman of the republican study committee. they are supporting the effort. i recognize the criticism that it's not how it looks. i try to talk about doing something like this myself. the fact of the matter we had various objections about can you figure out where it doesn't go afterward. we were like, look, if that's fine, let's go and book the $15 billion for savings. if we can find a bunch of taxpayer money not being spent at all how is that a bad thing. plus, i promise not to go on too long it revitalizes the decision. it used to be an ordinary nar house cleaning type of too that every administration used to use. if we jumpstart that again it has great potential for savings. we think it's a good idea. >> it's obvious that mitch mcconnell said both sides agree with this and the president knew about this. what was in that $1.3 trillion measure. both sides wrote off on it. did the president or his people know pretty much what was in it? >> sure, obviously we knew what the top line numb bier was. that was what was agreed to. the specific line item in the house

. >> reporter: prosecutors say gaul shot emma walker on purpose in 2016 after the 16-year-old cheerleader broke up with him. >> i hope to good i'm not a suspect in her murder. >> reporter: on monday the law and crime network was broadcasting live as prosecutors showed jurors a video of him being interrogated the same day her parents found her shot to death in her bedroom. >> i wouldn't hurt that girl for -- i would hurt myself before i hurt her. >> reporter: prosecutors show the jury hidden camera video hours after that interrogation. the friend says the football player showed him his grandfather's gun which was reported missing two days before walker's murder. authorities later arrested gaul just as he was trying to dispose of the weapon. gaul's attorneys admit their client pulled the trigger but say he didn't mean to kill her. instead they argue he wanted to scare her and then show up as her hero but detectives say where he aimed the gun suggests otherwise. after closing arguments the jury begins deliberations. gaul has already pleaded guilty to reckless endangerment which carries up to

>> no. >> reporter: prosecutors say gaul purposely shot walker through the wall of her bedroom as sheim. on monday the law and crime network covering the trial live broadcast prosecutors showing jurors a video of police interrogating him the same day walker's parents found her shot to death in her bedroom. >> i hope to god i'm not a suspect in her death. >> did i say you were? >> i hope not because -- i wouldn't hurt that girl for -- i would hurt myself before i hurt her. >> reporter: prosecutors also showing the jury this hidden camera video filmed at the request of police by one of gaul's friends hours after the interrogation who says the football player showed him his grandfather's gun which had been reported missing two days before walker's murder. >> it just needs to be gone. >> reporter: gaul unaware he was being recorded then suggesting walker took her own life. >> people that understood the situation said she killed herself because of me and her parents or she just killed herself because of her parents. >> but she didn't kill herself. >> she did. >> reporter: arresting gaul tw

i'm nowjoined by the opening act, tom walker, in swa nsea. the opening act, tom walker, in swansea.iny venues with your old band. how do you think today will compare? venues with your old band. how do you think today will compare7m will be massive. i am fortunate to be on the indoor stage, so it might rain! can't get any better. what is the inspiration for so much of your music? a cliched question. is such a wide variety of styles. isjust everyday life. things going on with me, with my mates. i try to keep it real. i don't write stories about —— i don't write songs about imaginary stories, it has to be relatable. did you think you would achieve this kind of success so quickly?“ you think you would achieve this kind of success so quickly? if you told me when i was younger, you will get 150 million streams, i would say, give over eight! where did you andi say, give over eight! where did you and i come from? i wrote that in a few hours. it's about my mrs. into weddings have been asked to play. laser light on, which many know very well. it's a personal song. it's about a mate of mine wh

kpix 5's wilson walker on why the city is pointing a finger of blame at the builder. >> as the lettertes, the rail that was installed is the standard grade rail. in the contract it specifies higher grade rail to be installed. that's meant to ensure the rail lasts as long as it possibly can. >> reporter: if it is another setback for the $1.6 billion central subway, the sfmta wants you to know it's not their fault. the agency blames contractor tudor parini for more than 3 miles worth of substandard rail. they told us it's also the contractor's fault for not catching the mistake earlier. >> we do rely on them to have the expertise to identify the correct material. i can't explain as to why the wrong rail was installed. >> reporter: today i also spoke by phone with tutor perini. he said sfmta simply changed its mind about what grade of steel they wanted where, and finally, if the track does have to be replaced, it will not affect the project timetable. but that's something else the two parties disagree on. >> we do anticipate if we do have to replace any of this rail that it could add ano

congressman mark walker had an op-ed in the "wall street journal" today asking for you to do something. he said that last september the house performed the constitutional duty and passed all the appropriations bills required to fund fully the federal government. we sent the bills to the senate before the beginning of the fiscal year and mr. mcconnell sat on them. the package mr. trump sent yesterday is good and his base should be encouraged in this moment of fiscal restraint. hopefully the pack soldier the first of many. now congress must do its job. he is talking about $15 million about a rescissions package that is to me looks like accounting gimmick to make it look like there is actually funds cut from the federal government. where do you stand on that? >> the congressman of course is incorrect that senate republicans didn't want to pass appropriation bills last year. senate democrats prevented that. which is possible in the senate. we are hoping to have a more cooperative period this year. it seems to be a better relationship between the senate and the house. between senate democra

hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. it is 6:30am on tuesday1 may.een the eu and the us. secretary liam fox joins usjust after 7:00am. for the first time in nearly 100 years. and backed the sugar tax. the childhood obesity crisis. he willjoin us at 8:10am. all that still to come. said they were secretly planning to build nuclear weapons. build nuclear weapons. france and germany have all pressed for the deal to be maintained. for the deal to be maintained. 0ur correspondent reports. benjamin netanyahu's message was clear. iran lied, big—time. thousands of secret files and documents proving it. material to use at a time of its choice to develop nuclear weapons. was a nuclear energy programme. to lift sanctions. hailed as historic. and now it seems america's new leader does, too. i've been saying that's happening. they're not sitting back idly. purposes. i don't think so. on old allegations in order to nix the deal. — a threat mr trump has repeatedly made. of israel's announcement. lebo diseko, bbc news. charges of sexual abuse in australia. he is the

of adversity walker al-jazeera you're about. miley can catch up any time on a website for that is out there dot com. top story houses are sad area set to continue as lebanon's prime minister under the tarion power sharing system despite his party's poor performance in sunday's polls are really says his future movement appears to have lost a third of its seats unofficial preliminary results show his bar and its allies winning more than half the seats in parliament and lebanese forces also making strong gains. we wish to have a better result we wished better representation with more christian representatives but we have all seen that the future movement was fighting for the last minute to defend our legitimacy being one of the main components of national unity in the country today we have a new era a new phase today we have challenges i will stay on top of the future bloc and i will work on all levels the national political and economic levels being supported by the voters and everyone has seen that in all parts of the country don

of adversity walker al-jazeera. ok check on the weather next and then reversing a wildlife park in south africa where mining project as threatening conservation and tourism. but the battle of political heavyweights why things might have created the tightest election race in malaysia's modern history. through the big hello there we've got lots of sunshine over many parts of europe at the moment it's in the north where the brightest weather isn't this is what it looks like in the northern parts of france everybody they're going to the beach huts and we've also got plenty of sunshine all the way across in better roofs as well it was a glorious there but that sunshine is slowly being nibbled away we've got this area of cloud here that's working its way in from the atlantic making things cooler and also at times roll the wet and we've also got more unsettled weather in the south and not spreading so for more of us on tuesday we'll see those showers that we gradually drifting their way through parts of spain as well and t

walker there talking with me earlier we are still struggling to be plastic free as you can see right here the pain in my hand with the day is nearly done the conversation continues online or find his twitter board go off t.v. use the hash tag the day whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then everyone. in the. lone times reveals an extraordinary exhibition in the title flats it's called title things the art lions astringent beach and belgium's costarring. sculptures among wayne's between change and to keep. your romance next detail to. kick off. he's the world's biggest football star because johnno when i don't. we wanted to find out what tornado is like off the field so we traveled to madrid to scout out some of his favorite hangout. in sixty minutes w. . you can tell a lot about a society by its guards. the future horses for the rich but for many poor people it offers their only chance of survival. and i could be hundreds a day just like. the reporters travel to nairobi and new york to meet people who know the true value of garbage. it has crea

you know, herschel walker. the race is on! [applause] blake, who are all the kids on the lawn there today and how did they get the invite? >> not entirely sure. a great question. i'm sure they got some from the local schools here. don't exactly know. i don't believe we were given a list. it's a beautiful day here in washington d.c. president about 75 degrees, overcast. the south lawn. if you have never been out there, it's probably the best viewou get here in washington withe monument in the background, the white house there. it's going to be a memory no doubt for these children as they get to play on the white house lawn and do so with some of the greatest ever in their sport. >> shepard: good stuff. love it. if you get to talk to mariano, send him love. he was here one day. and good news. former president george w. bush is doing well but staying in the hospital for now. his spokesman tweeted president george h.w. bush continues to be talkative and in good spirits as doctors at southern maine healthcare address his blood pres