when you came to me with a pitch about waterloo, i knew nothing about waterloo and then i was fascinated by it. it's not overwhelming african american, 16%. black mayor in a majority white town. how dough do those politics work there? >> one thing, at 16%, that's greater than the black population of america, at 13, 14%. one thing that is amazing is we've been programmed a certain kind of way. we think about these midwestern workers in the rust belt, you think of white. >> always coded of white. there have been black folks in these communities for generations, lured from the south with a prospect of a job with detroit or indiana or wherever in the midwest. they have iowa values and they're pragmatic and practical, but they feel ignored and neglected. i talked to a bunch of restaurants with a round table of black voters. what matters to you in this community? they said we want to be heard. health care, education, all the matters that issue elsewhere, but we want to be heard. folks come here, they hear our ideas, and then they get our vote and that's it. >> the other striking thing is just

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a bit of waterloo. steve, you are not just wasted a bit of waterloo.ans, i think you arejust notjust wasted on the russians, i think you are just wasted. thank you so much for that. i haven't been drinking, simon! well, well. that's one of us! enjoy eurovision. full coverage on the bbc. now time for the weather. yesterday afternoon, one of the warmest spots was in northern scotland. and it isjust warmest spots was in northern scotland. and it is just because of their sheer strength of the sunshine at this time of year. no cloud, light winds, it is not because we have brought our airing from anywhere particularly warm. and that means by night, it is still on the cold side. today, temperatures are shooting up again. 22 celsius across the highlands. quite a few spots hitting 21. but because we have got more of a breeze, even though the sunshine is every bit as strong in the south, the temperatures don't rise quite as much. tonight, temperatures will take a tumble away but because we are warming day by day, the knights won't be quite as chilly. though stil

. >>> >> >>> an endangered waterloo bay seal pup killed and wildlife are searching for the dog's owner. >> the attack happened in an area where dogs are not supposed to be running free. the attack happened last monday at north beach not far from the lighthouse. the dog off leach attacked a seal pup and the visitors saw that attack and call the marine mammal center. but it was too late. >> it was confirmed that the dog actually killed the seal. this is a guadalupe first deal is a threatened species and kind of rare around here. >> the marine mammal center says the pup was born on waterloo bay island of the coast of baja.

>>> an endangered waterloo bay seal pup killed and wildlife are searching for the dog's owner. >> the attack happened in an area where dogs are not supposed to be running free. the attack happened last monday at north beach not far from the lighthouse. the dog off leach attacked a seal pup and the visitors saw that attack and call the marine mammal center. but it was too late. >> it was confirmed that the dog actually killed the seal. this is a guadalupe first deal is a threatened species and kind of rare around here. >> the marine mammal center says the pup was born on waterloo bay island of the coast of baja. these seals are rarely seen this far north. >> this was a young pup that was up here looking for food. the necropsy report showed that it was a hungry animal so it was probably rather weak in itself. sadly the dog got to it. >> there are signs all over the park asking owners to keep their pets on leash to protect all the wildlife. but there are also areas where dogs are prohibited >> the dog was in an area where no dogs are allowed right now to the snowy plover where the want t

it was aber, waterloo. 0ne years old. do you know what it was? it was aber, waterloo.) nothing at all surreal about that. if you are not careful we will get rico hizon to sink. keep an eye on the bottom right of the screen where a little girl in a red jacket is making an unexpected entrance. she is two years old. 0ne making an unexpected entrance. she is two years old. one player, alex mclean, stepped in, ignored the ball and brought her to safety. he is now and brought her to safety. he is now a bit ofa and brought her to safety. he is now a bit of a social media hero. that's it. thank you for watching. hello again. we have got another fine sunny day coming up today before the weather begins to change. now, on tuesday, the warmest spot in the country was again scotland, where we had temperatures of 2a degrees celsius in drumnadrochit, which is by the shores of loch ness, in highland. but by the time we get to the end of the week those temperatures are on the way down. it's going to turn cooler and cloudier. we'll be looking at highs at best of around 18 degrees for fr

it's very difficult to see how the parliamentary tie could potentially be available i'm here at waterlooe want to do is stop brexit, but the real issue here is to get as many votes for the clearly anti-bris e brexit parties of which change u.k. is the one that's most determined in this. these are people who actually gave up their careers, their comfortable careers in the two parties they belong to building the -- it's critical tomorrow it's quite clear in what you are reporting. brexit is in dire straights. >> yeah. there is a very clear other party, as you know, that is program as well, and it is polling at the moment around that 8, 9 percentage points. why not throw your lot in with the liberal democrats who aren't the same party at the moment the change u.k. apart from the fact that people are concerned about their stuttering start is that nobody knows what they stand for apart from they don't want brexit. >> well, first of all, that's what you said is not true in london london actually the best way to get three meps, which is what we can hope for for clear remain parties, maybe for,

traveling the countti g reaction to this, from waterloo, illinois this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sheinelle. we spent the last week driving through the midwest from detit to iowa, down along the mississippi river here to waterloo. the constant theme we've heard from folks was frustration. frustration with the unknown of where these talks are headed and to what extent they'll bear the cost. the power struggle playing out between the worlds's two largest economies hitting home hard this morning. >> okay. able to buy the same amount with what we budgeted for grocery? >> reporter: on friday, president trump raised the import cost of chinese goods by imposing massive tariffs on nearly 6,000 everyday household products. >> a you concerned? >> oh, yes. yes. who wouldn't >>be. what control do we have. ri reporter: now amecans facing higher prices from fruit, vegetables, cereal and shampoo, to big-ticket atemsecting furniture, t aevision setsnd smartphones. >> i don't like raising my prices. i don't like charging my customers more when they come in.

kenneth hartman is a fifth generation soybean farmer in waterl waterloo, illinois. >> he was trying to do the right thing but prices keep dropping. corns have dropped 20 cents, beans 30 cents in the last week. >> reporter: last year he struggled to break even. now this new tariff hike adding a tough outlook. >> i would like to keep it going, but in order to do that, we need to fix the dropping prices before they get any lower. >> reporter: the u.s./china trade war now 14 months old, taking a toll on everyday americans. to note, the president has warned of an additional round of tariffs on more goods and with no talks scheduled between the white house and chinese officials, it should be much more clear in the weeks ahead the truex tent of these ramifications will be. >> thank you. >>> now to a wild shoot-out on the streets of los angeles. a murder suspect firing wildly at police as they tried to chase him down. look at this video. bystanders watched in horror as it all played out for miles and miles. nbc's kathy park has the latest on this. this was a scary and dramatic scene. >> a wild

canada best more money professor of political science at the university of waterloo and also on skype from washington d.c. i'll yell at my director of the gulf affairs institute and a former saudi political prisoner him self welcome to all if i could start with bessemer so how serious how wiring are these reports that saudi authorities are planning to exit q these scholars. i think it's very worrying of course this follows a number of very prominent and i would say mass execution of a number of people we saw in april 37 there is reportedly up to 100 this year alone and the rise and number of executions has been steadily going up in terms of the 3 preachers i think it is putting a chill in everybody i mean obviously the fact that this will happen after ramadan which is going to be i think a very interesting time regionally with a number of political shifting issues with particular with the deal of the century and a lot of focus on a whole host of regional challenges including iran it really is quite problematic but it really demonstrates i think the saudi government's attempt to put a

here on waterloo road there are trees down ultiple and lines across the roadway. it had to be shut down for miles. there are many in the area without power and roads closed. residents are waiting to assess the damage and see when their lights will come back on. back out live here in fauquier county, you could see this is one of the very many trees that were taken down in this severe storm tonight. andwa this a worst that we've seen s far. we checked in with dominion virginia power. at this point they're reporting thousands of outages right here in this area. so a lot of work to do. again to get things cleared up there are more storms in the forecast. erika, back to you. >> you are right. and all of that has ved out for this evening. [ inaudible ] but tomorrow we're exptcting a very differen story. and storm team 4 meteorologist somaia theodore sd we're seeing activity on the radar. >> we are not done yet. we're starting to see storms pop up and the second storm and as the sun goes down we lose the daytime energy and the severe threat drops and still dangerous with

was stunned by the surprise form or fashion icon cher who wowed the crowd with the cover of abba's waterlooecret meaning behind katie's hamburger look well that's just it case to call the met gala coverage have an 80 tonight with so many stars and an in-depth look inside the party and also everything you didn't see on the red carpet i'm michelle turner back to you. >>our had no ketchup and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. thank you for being with us we'll see you back here tonight for kron 4 news at 9 in prime time right now it's can wind up and more here with the news at 6 vicki thanks to you both coming up next on kron 4 news at 6 o'clock it exploded into an inferno in just seconds dramatic testimony from a witness recalling the moment a massive fire broke out at the ghost ship warehouse. >>tonight, we're talking with the brother of one of the victims. you'll hear what he wants to happen in this trial only on con for a crowd of tense parents waiting to reunite with their children after 2 gunmen walked into classrooms and start shooting. we have a breaking news update tonight as some studen

canada best more money professor of political science at the university of waterloo and also on skypefrom washington d.c. i'll yell at my director of the gulf affairs institute and a former saudi political prisoner him self welcome to all if i could start with bessemer so how serious how wiring are these reports that saudi authorities are planning to exit q these scholars. i think it's very worrying of course this follows a number of very prominent and i would say mass execution of a number of people we saw in april 37 there is a report of the up to a 100 this year alone and the rise and number of executions has been steadily going up in terms of the 3 preachers i think it is putting a chill on everybody i mean obviously the fact that this will happen after ramadan which is going to be i think a very interesting time regionally with a number of political shifting issues with particular with the deal of the century and a lot of focus on a whole host of regional challenges including iran it really is quite problematic but it really demonstrates i think the saudi government's attempt to

a park official tells the chronicle, waterloo bay seals are rarely seen ke lost and hun the dog owner left but that person could face hefty fines and even jail time if caught.>>> the other top stories, open sobbing in a packed alameda county courtroom as the trial of ghost ship tenets darick almena and max harris went underway. each face six voluntary counts of involuntary manslaughter one for each person who died in 2016 inferno. >>> a deadly motorcycle crash on the bay bridge left morning commuters stuck for hours. it happened as s.c.h.p. motorcycle officer tried to signal a man to pull over and said, the chp said the man sped off. the man ended up crashing on the san francisco side of the bridge. >>> i'm ken bastida at the live music does, want to give you an update of what is going on at the university of north carolina, charlotte. and its ago, we got some video showing a suspect being hauled in to custody, two people are dead, after a university shooting and for others have been wounded. two of those victims we are told have life-threatening injuries this afternoon and we are hea

upon 5 sites across the capital oxford circus parliament square marble arch piccadilly circus and waterloo bridge manned by notch and his team. they have blocks the entire stretch of road and it's trees a music stage counts and a human bone and a sentence. beyond that and i've managed to find none who started snakes and peace activists right so and you know i'm just watching them go boy i know what's been happening or we're just going to monitor in the place as numbers have increased slightly in the some point they're going to be under pressure to clear the bridge i mean what we've got to try and do is get numbers to build the question is how much disruption will the government force us to create until they do the right thing i mean the demands and stop trying to keep the sites i know willing to lose their liberty for it and get arrested if people are willing to sacrifice their lives it's a it sends a message to the public to the media and to the good of the politicians that this is a serious issue house were demonstrations are escalating as protesters target the not just oil and gas compa

london and glasgow, elsewhere engineering works well affect south western railway, trains from london waterlooso disruption on the thameslink services to and from london st pancras international. if you are travelling from essex, which i am, buses will be replacing some of the trains between shinfield and southend victoria. network rail says other operators, including virgin trains and london northwest railway, will also be affected in preparation for the hs2. lots going on. the obvious advice i have been given, check before you travel. she was speaking to us earlier. in just over two hours' time manchester city will face west ham united in the women's fa cup final. the final is being held at wembley for the fifth consecutive year, just over a month before the world cup begins in france on 7june. our sports reporterjo currie is at wembley. we are expecting a record crowd to fill the seats behind you. absolutely. i am pleased to say the sunshine has returned. in the last hour we have had rain and hail, but over 50,000 fans expected here today. that is going to be an incredible crowd. 0h, today.

the 25-year-old was shot in the neck early sunday while heading from cedar falls to waterloo. the same bullet wounded her boyfriend. her father calls the shooting random and senseless. >> i just pray that the person that did this, i hope it was an accident. if it wasn't an accident, i hope they don't do it to anybody else. >> police are looking at the possibility the shot may have been fired by an illegal hunter. rettinger played softball at the university of northern iowa. she was studying to become a dentist. >>> a former minnesota police officer has been found guilty in the fatal shooting of a woman calling 911. mohamed noor was convicted of third degree murder and manslaughter in the july 2017 death of justine damond. damond had called police to report a possible sexual assault behind her home. the 40-year-old australian yoga instructor died three weeks before her wedding. >>> facebook has unveiled its biggest changes in five years. ceo mark zuckerberg detailed what's new on the social network during its annual developers conference including a new focus on facebook's grou

london and glasgow, elsewhere engineering works well affect south western railway, trains from london waterlooarnes. there is also disruption on the thameslink services to and from london st pancras international. if you are travelling from essex, which i am, buses will be replacing some of the trains between shinfield and southend victoria. network rail says other operators, including virgin trains and london northwest railway, will also be affected in preparation for the hs2. lots going on. the obvious advice i have been given, check before you travel. and we would like to welcome viewers from bbc two. what semifinal we are enjoying. the final session coming to the boil. for those viewers watching us on bbc one, i would now like to invite you to switch over to bbc two we will be following every ball of the semifinal to its conclusion there. good afternoon. the former conservative leader iain duncan—smith has called on the prime minster to resign, following the party's worst result in english local elections since 1995. mr duncan—smith said she was in effect a caretaker prime minister. it com

and glasgow, elsewhere engineering works well affect south—western railway, trains from london, waterloohameslink services to and from london st pancras international. if you are travelling from essex, which i am, buses will be replacing some of the trains between shinfield and southend victoria. network rail says other operators including virgin trains and london northwest railway will also be affected in preparation for the hs two. lots going on. the obvious advice i have been given, check before you travel. a passenger plane with more than 100 people on board has slipped off the runway into a river, next to jacksonville airport in florida. the local mayor says that everyone on board the boeing 737 is "alive and accounted for", and that the plane was not submerged. boeing say they're "aware of the incident" and are gathering information. police are stepping up security at mosques across the uk, in response to fears that they could be targeted during ramadan, which begins this weekend. there's been concern over safety among some in the muslim community, following the new zealand and sri

london and glasgow, elsewhere engineering works well affect south western railway, trains from london waterloon on the thameslink services to and from london st pancras international. if you are travelling from essex, which i am, buses will be replacing some of the trains between shinfield and southend victoria. network rail says other operators, including virgin trains and london northwest railway, will also be affected in preparation for the hs2. lots going on. the obvious advice i have been given, check before you travel. police are stepping up security at mm —— moscows across the country. —— mosques. in response to fears that they could be targetted during ramadan, which begins this weekend. there's been concern over safety among some in the muslim community, following the new zealand and sri lanka attacks. the bbc asian network's shabnam mahmood has more.(vt next) for mosques across the country, the focus on this year's ramadan is on worshippers‘ safety as well as spirituality. for mosques like this and others across the country, ramadan is one of the most important and busiest times of t

. >>> to the deadly shooting on a highway near waterloo, iowa.in the neck while driving. her boyfriend was wounded by the same bullet. investigators believe the shooter may have been illegally hunting in the area and that it might have been a random shot. >>> a health warning tonight, more than 130 customers now of the v.i.p. spa have undergone testing for hiv in albuquerque, after two clients tested positive after receiving treatments of what some call vampire facials. that's where they draw blood from a client and then inject it back into the face. >>> and that very close call on "jeopardy!" reigning champ james holzhauer squeaking out that latest win, after starting off $1,000 in the red and playing catchup. >> he's in the lead with 53,999. over to james now. 33,517 going in. came up with the correct response. i can't believe that he made a mistake in wagering. let's take a look. 20,500. just enough. takes him up to 54,017. >> james earning his 18th win by $18. he's now won more than $1 million. "jeopardy!" host alex trebek by the way will tal

engineering works will affect south—western railway trains from london waterloo to clapham junction andncras. if you are travelling from essex today, which i am, buses will be replacing some of the trains between shenfield and southend victoria. network rail say other operators, including virgin trains and london north—western railway, will also be affected in preparation for the hs two. lots going on. the obvious advice, you guessed it, check before you travel. always good advice. a grandmother has been jailed for six years, after becoming the ‘second in command' of a drugs gang headed by her two sons. 51—year—old angela collingbourne, helped the group to sell nearly three million pounds of cocaine in newport. seven other members were also jailed for conspiracy to supply class a drugs. £10 million of government money is being shared out amongst schools in england, to help tackle bad behaviour. it involves teachers from schools, with a track record of improving poor discipline, being on hand to provide training and advice to others that may be struggling. the three year programme launch

there is nojubilee line running between finchley road and waterloo at the moment.l lane. the a13 has one lane closed eastbound from the beckton roundabout to movers lane, in barking, while an accident is investigated. and in stoke newington, the a10 stamford hill has temporary traffic lights for works at the junction with manor road. let's take alook at the weather then. here is elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. nota hello, good morning. not a lot to report, weatherwise, today, other thanit report, weatherwise, today, other than it is shaping up to be a pretty decent day once more. we will see some lovely spells of sunshine on and off throughout the day, plenty of blue skies and it is set to feel warm, with temperatures peaking in the late 20s in celsius once more. now, we're off with a few missed patches around, especially for parts of surrey. the sunshine is quite hazy for many of us this morning, as well, because there is quite a lot of cloud out there. but that will drift off, some sunny spells around. top temperatures of 22 or 23 celsius and just a gentl

she was driving along 218 in waterloo, iowa headed home from a bar where she worked. her boyfriend, adam kimball was also in the car and shot in the face by the same bullet. he is expected to survive. investigators looking at the possibility it may have been an errant shot by someone illegally hunting. she planned to be a dentist and was a former star softball a moment of silence at the team's last home game. authorities are on the hunt for video, asking anyone who might have surveillance video to contact police. alex perez, abc news. >>> chef boyardee shut down one of the main drags. >> they found this. a rolling can of ravioli with an antenna on the back. subways in the area were shut down. it turned out it was a toy created by a depaul university student in a design class. someone on twitter said a depaul class project, give that student a chef boyar-dee minus. >>> coming up, the high school track star making nationwide headlines for the speed record he just broke. >>> but first why one of social media's hottest fashionista is claiming the title of top dog. we will

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elsewhere engineering works will affect south—western railway trains from london waterloo to clapham. there's also disruption on thames link services to and from london st pancras. if you are from essex, just remember buses will be replacing trains from shenfield to south bend. in addition network rail say other operators including virgin trains and london north—western railway will also be affected. just be careful. if you are planning on travelling by train, as always, check before you travel. thank you. good advice. police are stepping up security at mosques across the uk, in response to fears that they could be targetted during ramadan, which begins this weekend. there's been concern over safety among some in the muslim community, following the new zealand and sri lanka attacks. police say there have been no specific threats, and people should continue to worship as normal. ceremonies are getting under way in thailand, to mark the coronation of its new king. the rituals, taking place at the royal palace in bangkok, are intended to symbolise the transformation of the king into a d

london and glasgow, elsewhere engineering works will affect south—western railway trains from london waterloothameslink services to and from london st pancras international. travelling from essex like i will be? buses replacing trains between shenfield and south bend for courier. network rail say other operators including virgin trains and london northwestern will also be affected while work in preparation for hs2 is carried out. 0nly preparation for hs2 is carried out. only a couple of weeks ago that we had other line closures during the easter weekend but i have more bad news for you. the next bank holiday weekend, there will also be further disruptions so as always, the advice we are always given is checked for we are always given is checked for we travel. thanks very much. police are stepping up security at mosques across the uk, in response to fears that they could be targetted during ramadan, which begins this weekend. there's been concern over safety among some in the muslim community, following the new zealand and sri lanka attacks. for mosques foi’ mosques across for mosques across t

long that it's going to take so just be prepared for a lot of heavy traffic or hop over to 2.80 and waterloo bay parkway to get around it. one oh one that backup is growing it's all the way out to here but what a which is around right here and see how just crawling there, but sort of filtering the traffic because the rest of the trip through downtown is fine because everybody stuck right here sell 70 minutes from san jose to menlo park because of that big rig fire but our bridges look great we're getting some early clearing. so like jon said yeah, maybe a lot of folks took the day off after those a game of throne rot parties because they're not on the bridges wide open here the richmond center fell bridge a wide open here at the paper, it's still father, some folks took the day off normally it's backed up right in through the maze but no we're not getting that right now 17 minutes to make it to fremont street we're checking in on highway 4 it's winding down we're back at 60 minutes that at the limit through contra costa county and 6.80 punch a co 2 danville still a bit crowded at 30 minutes

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for the fa ct elsewhere, engineering works for the fact south—western railway lines between london waterlooarnes and also disruption on thameslink services to and from london so st pancras international. to and from essex today like me, buses will be used to replace some trains between shenfield and southend victoria. in addition, network rail say other operators including virgin trains and london northwestern railway will also be affected in preparation for the hsz. all also be affected in preparation for the hs2. all of this comesjust also be affected in preparation for the hs2. all of this comes just two weeks after that easter weekend when weeks after that easter weekend when we had a lot of line closes during that weekend. unfortunately i have even more bad news because the next may bank holiday weekend, we got further disruption so if you're thinking about travelling either this weekend or the next bank holiday weekend, maybe just check before you travel. we will all be doing that. thought it was only the weather that was going to be disappointing this weekend. police are stepping up

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composition of that body let's bring invest my money she's a professor of political science university of waterloo in canada she joins us via skype from there let's talk 1st about these latest clashes between the protesters on the security forces were reports of several deaths i mean there are also accusations of excessive force being used but why are we seeing this escalation now . well i think we need to look at this as sort of a balancing act by the courts the military council trying to get as much as it can out of the current situation it wants to entrench its power it clearly wants to hold on to as much of its power and give as little amount of territory if you will to the opposition movement and on the other side you have the protesters on the opposition that want to basically get a civilian representation in a transitional government and they want to see either the reforms or real that they're not cosmetic and i think they want to have their demands be heard and so it is really trying to get that happy medium if you will between us 2 sides and best well away from the events on the streets w

engineering works will affect south—western railway trains from london waterloo to clapham junction and disruption on the thames link services to and from london st pancras international. if you are travelling from essex today, which i am, buses will be replacing some of the trains between shenfield and southend victoria. network rail say other operators including virgin trains and london north—western railway will also be affected in preparation for the hs two. lots going on. the obvious advice is, you guessed it, check before you travel. we well and we will check in with you later and get some more detail. a three—day ceremony is getting underway in thailand, to mark the coronation of its new king. the event comes two years after the previous king died. he had been on the throne for seventy yea rs. 0ur south east asia correspondent, jonathan head, joins us from bangkok. it's going to be a remarkable day and days of ceremony. good morning. yes, the very colourful and ornate ceremony, the last coronation we saw. it digs deep into traditions established over many hundreds of years, leadi

it was aber, waterloo, one of the classic eurovision winds. -- abba. you will make her day. rabbijewish? saturday night? oh, is the chief rabbi jewish? 0f saturday night? oh, is the chief rabbi jewish? of course saturday night? oh, is the chief rabbijewish? of course i will! saturday night? oh, is the chief rabbi jewish? of course i will! he isa man rabbi jewish? of course i will! he is a man after my own heart. the russian prime minister was meeting the secretary of state today, and he was playing the piano in the musical. i'm not sure who has the serious medical condition, you are sleeping. when you say you are not giving away any secrets, it was in 1974 and i was ten! the former us presidentjimmy carter broke his hip yesterday at his south georgia home, when he fell as he was about to set off turkey hunting. the 94—year—old former president is recovering. though it seems he is more concerned that he has not yet bagged his quota of wild turkeys. the season finishes tomorrow. the official statement says: "he hopes the state of georgia will allow him to roll over the unused

msnbc's tree main lee got a chance to speak with a group of african-american voters in waterl, waterloothe city with the highest concentration of african-americans in the entire state. >> every national election cycle, candidates come through iowa looking for that very valuable, very important, iowa voter. sometimes it feels like by default, it's white voter. a lot of people don't realize there are actually black people in iowa. >> there are many times where black people don't feel important and we don't feel heard. so to have someone step out and make us feel like we count, that matters. especially with my age group because we're not into politics as much as we should be. >> we want our voices to be heard. it's very, very important. we want to know what our candidates are going to do for the black voter. the diversity poll. we want to know what your black agenda is. >> specifically for black people, what is it. >> exactly. >> you're all iowa voters. what more can you say about what you want out of a candidate, what your most important issues are. >> for me, i think for a lot of our com

south—western services to and from london waterloo were hit by the latest problem. timetables were introduced yesterday and southwest rail has promised new services. a powerfailure which affected the fuel supply at manchester airport caused dozens of flights to be cancelled. problems began on sunday afternoon and were not resolved until 3am this morning. 87 flights were cancelled and others faced long delays. a spokesperson said most scheduled flights would operate as planned today. after eight seasons, one of the most talked about tv shows has come to an end. game of thrones fans complained about plot lines in recent instalments but that is not likely to stop it from being a ratings juggernaut. viewing parties were held around the world as millions of fa ns held around the world as millions of fans flocked to watch the 80 minute finale. that's our summary. back to victoria. if you've got a huawei phone you could soon be blocked from getting automatic google updates. and if you buy a new one, you might not get access to some google apps — like maps and youtube. it's

there's disruption for south—western railway services from woking to london waterloo due to a pointsorning. today looking like the coolest day of the week, with temperatures set to rise as we move through the next few days. we're looking at temperatures in the low to mid 20s by the nd of the week and into the weekend. today is looking like a day of sunny spells and showers. i think the showers, particularly into the afternoon, could be quite heavy and possibly thundering. not everyone is seeing one but if you do catch one, you could see a large amount of rain fall in a short space of time. temperatures today at a maximum of 17—18 degrees celsius. through this evening and overnight, the showers will tend to ease. perhaps one or two lingering as we move into the early hours. some patchy cloud and clear spells with overnight lows of around 7—10 degrees celsius. first thing. the cloud will tend to increase from the west as we move tomorrow then we are looking at the best of the brightness first thing. the cloud will tend to increase from the west as we move through the day, with some pat

there are minor delays on the waterloo and city line.ning. it's a lovely bright start out there this morning, just a little bit of mistiness to contend with but that will live fairly quickly to a largely dry day with plenty of sunshine. now, the wind remains light today, basically a little bit of fair weather cloud bubbling up through the afternoon. i say largely dry, we're at risk of a shower but to be honest, it looks like most places will avoid them. temperatures today feeling warm and 22 celsius. 0vernight, conditions remain very similar to last night. clear, dry, temperatures not especially cold either but we may just see a little bit of mist developing again by dawn tomorrow. minimum between 7 and 10 celsius. so a reasonably mild start tomorrow, another bright one, the mist will lift, we'll get a day of sunny spells. temperatures again low 20s, at around 20 celsius. as we head through to thursday, though, things turning progressively more unsettled. we'll see more cloud arriving. temperatures remain constant through much of this we

but kevin hartman is a fifth generation soybean farmer in waterloo, illinois. >> i think trump was tryinghe right thing, but prices keep dropping. corn dropped 20 cents in the last week, beans dropped 20 cents. >> reporter: last year hartman struggled to break even. now this latest tariff with a negative outlook on what would be the next generation of farmers. >> i would like to keep it going but we need to fix the drop in prices before they get even lower. >> reporter: the u.s.-chaina trade war now 14 months old, taking a toll on americans. now trump is raising tariffs on even more goods. between china and u.s. officials, we should have a clearer picture in the weeks ahead of what those ramifications will be for the american public. kendis? >> the negotiators are on the way back to china. >>> joining us now, molly cooper, congressional reporter and author of the book "branding of america." a lot of people who are being impacted the most by these tariffs are trump's base. >> right. >> what's the game plan here? >> farmers rule america. you're right on that. >> will it stick? >> there are

. >> reporter: rettinger was driving home with two others from her job at a bar in waterloo, iowa at 2:30 a.m. sunday when that fatal bullet tore through the window of her jeep ending her life. >> we have a female who was struck by something that came through the windshield. >> reporter: rettinger managed to pull the car over but died at the scene. >> they weren't out doing anything illegal or unusual. they were simply coming home from work. at this point we're not aware of any vehicles on the road but if someone was out there and saw something, we encourage them to come with us. >> reporter: her boyfriend adam kimbell was also in the car. >> they're requesting a second ambulance. there's also a male on scene who has some superficial facial injuries. >> reporter: the 32-year-old was struck in the face by the same bullet, but survived. >> i just pray that the person that did this, i hope it was an accident. if it wasn't an accident, i hope they don't do it to anybody else. >> reporter: officials are now turning to the public for any video or surveillance images from that area. >> we'r

nfortu nately, people, she wouldn't take advice, so unfortunately, the dancing queen has met her waterloosure of sympathy, mark francois, when she was close to tears at the end of her address, when she announced her timetable for departure? it was clearly a n timetable for departure? it was clearly an extremely emotional moments, it must have, in fairness, been extremely difficult for her to deliver that speech. as a politician, we all have to deliver speeches, but that is in a category of its own. of course, it was extremely difficult for her, but i think now, what we have to do, is to look to the future, and we need to begin the process of electing the new leader, who i believe certainly bea new leader, who i believe certainly be a brexiteer, although it remains to be seen which one, and hopefully a prime minister who's committed to leaving the european union who will lead us out of the eu. on the result of the vote of 17.4 million people. —— on the results. of the vote of 17.4 million people. -- on the results. which one would you vote for? i generally haven't decided. it will be a bre

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