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watson went public days of tyson.irfax assaulted and raped her in 2000 when they were students at duke university. some of the details she shared with us are disturbing. how did you know justin fairfax. >> we met at the end of my freshman year of college. we were very good friends. he was someone i trusted. during my junior year, one night, he invited me to come over to celebrate. he was nearing the end of his senior year and just wanted to hang out. i did not thinkthing of i because it was normal. it's something we had done tons and tons of times. >> it wasn't the first time you hung out together? >> no, it's not. >> you didn't feel you were in danger or worried? >> i was not worried at all. i completely trusted him. we were hanging out. everything was normal. at one point he left the room and when he came back in the room, he sort of said, blocking the door, imposing the way he walked in the room. he shut the door. it was like simultaneous, i heard the door click and the lights went off. >> click, like locking the d

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and they find bottles filled with pills bearing that stamp "watson 853."e the same opioid pills he had with him during that overdose crisis in moline. >> he had a lot of pills that were scattered around and the watson 853 is stamped on these pills. and so watson 853 can be a legitimate pain reliever, similar to vicodin. >> reporter: but then, a huge shock, the coroner's report comes out and reveals that, in fact, prince did die from an overdose. but the culprit was something that took everyone by surprise, a drug called fentanyl. what was your reaction when you realized it was fentanyl? >> well, i looked it up. i had to go google it. what is this drug? what is it? i had no idea. >> reporter: to find out more about fentanyl, "20/20" came here, the testing labs of the u.s. drug enforcement agency outside washington, d.c. >> fentanyl is what we call a synthetic opioid. it's a very strong pain reliever. >> reporter: fentanyl is legally prescribed in patches to treat people suffering severe pain, like endstage cancer patients. it's recently made headlines as a

ivan watson live at st. sebastian church in negombo sri lanka with the latest. >> reporter: this is a startling assertion coming from sri lanka state defense minister alleging that a local extremist group that they have identified as national tahid jamat carried out the atrocities that killed 321 and wounded at least 500 and they justified their attacks as some kind of sick and twisted retaliation for the equally sick and mass shootings in two mosques in christ church new zealand last month that killed some 50 people. it's a little hard to even accept this kind of logic right now. all you have to do is look into st. sebastian church right now, which is a forensics investigation scene after a suicide bomber killed more than 100 innocent catholics who were here for easter sunday mass just two days ago. the walls still spattered with blood. there has not been a formal claim of responsibility from this alleged group, but if we're starting to head into a world where extremists who profess to believe in the same g

tonight -- steve martin, from nbc's "this is us", actress susan kelechi watson, featuring the 8g bandith arron comess. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm ith meyers. th"late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is wonderful to hear. in that case, let's get the news. today was april fool's day. a so, if you sthing in the news that was positive, that's why. [ laughter ] president trump, this weekend, threatened to close the u.s.-mexico border which could prevent busisses from importing key items. and if we can't import strawberries from mexico, we may be forced to eat america strawberries. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] officials are claiming that the united states ll run out of avocados within three weeks if president trump closes that u.s.-mexico border. which is bad, but i think it's way more dconcerting that everything has to be explained to the public in avocados. [ laughter ] [ applause ] there will be a trade war. families will be torn apart. our national reputation ll be damaged. uh-huh. n

watson: we are at the university of pittsburgh hillman library. we are in the thornburgh room, looking at some of the thornburgh collection. dick thornburgh is a pittsburgher from the start. attended law school here. he has gone on to be governor of pennsylvania, u.s. attorney general. his collection is here now, his archive collection, at the university of pittsburgh. the thornburgh collection is large, which is an understatement considering it is 1052 cartons of documents. he was elected governor in 1979, and was being sworn in on january 16, 1979. he was there with his hand up being sworn in with his wife jenny beside him. 72 days after his inauguration, he was busy with matters pertaining to the forthcoming budget, meeting with people in the governor's home, when a phone call came at 7:50 a.m. on wednesday, march 28. it was announcing to the new governor that there was an accident at the nearby nuclear plant on three mile island. he realized nuclear accidents had amazing repercussions and uncertainties and difficulties ahead. and then the next

watson did that too and watson beat the crap out of ken and me. that's a pretty good thing to start. >> follow the computer. so brad up against james. what's your strategy? how do you beat james? >> honestly, if i were going on the show right now, you know, for the first time, i'd play exactly the way he's playing. i would wear a tie, though. >> "jeopardy!" is a cultural icon. although people think of it as a super smart show, it's actually a veg accessible show for the average viewer because it's built in such a way there's always something on the show that you know. >> reporter: holzhauer seems to know a lot. his bets sometimes give viewers a glimpse into his personal life. the time he made sure the fine total added up to his daughter's birthday. >> 11/9/14 my daughter was born. i don't know if i'd call that superstition so much as it's a fun thing i wanted to do up there. >> joining us now is melissa holzhauer! >> reporter: passion for trivia shared by his wife, melissa holzhauer, competed on "who wants to be a millionaire?" >> your husband in

tom watson said labour could "not sit on the fence" but the ex—ukip leader said a new referendum "woulde a total insult" to the labour supporters who voted leave. britain has been granted an extension to leaving the eu until 31 october. ukraine is heading to the polls to elect its next president. voters will decide whether to elect the country's current leader — petro poroshenko — or comedian volodymyr zelensky, who is new politics and has an edge in the polls. the winner of today's vote will be elected for a five—year term. climate change protesters say they will pause their demonstrations, after seven days of protesting. so far over 830 people have been arrested. our correspondentjon donnison is at marble arch — where the group have set up camp. jon — it seems to be a change in tactic? very much so, and a shift from disruption, to negotiation and what the organisers say they want the debate in the media to shift, away

peter: bubba watson, 184 yards left. a pitching wedge.inside of four feet. he has that to go to minus 10. back to 11. frank: you see the hole location a few paces from the left side. molinari down the player's right side. nick you are front. the limbs in front are going to cause a problem here for molinari. nick: a tough decision to take this on. he has to go with a low chippy fade out to the right for safety. he went for it. frank: a very narrow gap. nick: that kick, careful. wow, that was a fantastic -- that was brave. you have to man up, make the decision. see how he rotates the face through the ball to hit a little slice. gutsy shot there. frank: you see the big mounds on the left of your screen. they often kick that ball hard towards the pond. there should be 190 yards left for finau. sounded like a clean strike. fine shot, right distance. look at woods shot. nick: just doesn't want to over hook it, which i down he would do with that churchy lie -- crunchy lie. frank: there is enough green on the right side, and the breeze is coming

labour‘s deputy leader tom watson wa nted labour‘s deputy leader tom watson wanted a commitment to abe put to referendum. labour are not saying they are going to ruled out a referendum but the positionjeremy ruled out a referendum but the position jeremy corbyn ruled out a referendum but the positionjeremy corbyn had seemed to have prevailed, that they would only consider it as an option if they can‘t get a general election or if the conservative government in these crucial talks isn‘t willing to change its position. if theresa may doesn‘t change the deal then there isa doesn‘t change the deal then there is a risk of a potential referendum but in reality, what they would expect is they will be some movement from the government and the labour party leadership and the conservative party leadership, if they want a referendum, could avoid it in practice. for many of those who have campaigned for a public vote, they will be disappointed with the outcome. jeremy carbon says this isa the outcome. jeremy carbon says this is a compromise that could keep the party together because it would put

tom watson said labour could "not sit on the fence".uld be a total insult" to the labour supporters who voted leave. britain has been granted an extension to leaving the eu until 31 october. prison staff are using new technology in five jails in england and wales to find phones being used illegally by inmates. the system produces a heat map when a mobile is detected, allowing officers to trace the device to a particular cell. ministers hope the technology will also help tackle drug smuggling and violence in prisons. a helicopter has been deployed to help fight a large fire which is continuing to burn on ilkley moor in west yorkshire. more than 70 firefighters are still at the scene, and people are being advised to stay away from the area. police say they've arrested several people. earlier our correspondent 0livia richwald spoke to us from the scene. at its height, the fire was very dramatic and the flames could be seen from many miles away engulfing 25,000 square metres of moor, and the fire is still smouldering, you can see smoke risi

in these protests are, katie watson in the next edition of outside source.e recent days, our focus has what's going on and over the recent days, ourfocus has been on what's going on and over the recent days, our focus has been on what's been going on in northern mozambique where we have the arrival of kenneth and that is brought some severe flooding to parts of mozambique by a full extent of the flooding is still yet to be fully realised. as far as the storm system goes, it has moved out of the way now, but we still have a flurry of showers moving and not just across have a flurry of showers moving and notjust across northern mozambique but also the north of madagascar and southern parts of tanzania. more showers, so not everyone will see heavy rain but more wet weather is not going to be helpful in the showers themselves could bring another 15 to 20 mm of rain at times, but there's a tendency for the weather to become a little bit less tha n the weather to become a little bit less than settled over the next few days, so if you glimmers of hope on the horizo

. >> i never met meredith watson.'ve never spoken with her. >> she also says she's never met you and never spoken to you either. when i talked to her, she really fell apart when she said she feels tremendous guilt that she didn't come forward because it happened to her, she says, in 2000. >> she can never blame herself. this wasn't her. it wasn't me. it wasn't either one of us. it was justin fairfax. one thing i will say is that it is hard. i can't even begin to tell you how hard it is to come forward. especially against someone powerful and when she came forward, she didn't want me to feel alone. and that meant the world to me. because it is just hard to be alone. >> meredith watson came forward shortly after vanessa tyson made her accusations in february. she told us that she is very sorry for not reporting her allegation that fairfax raped her nearly 20 years ago. >> why do you feel guilty? >> it happened to her after it happened to me. and had i had the strength or the courage to say something in 20 2000, maybe it

this is warnings from tom watson. isn't this how it all began, penny? farage fear.lot about it. senior labour remain as our annoyed aboutjeremy senior labour remain as our annoyed about jeremy corbyn‘s lukewarm support for a second referendum. now... both sides are trying to persuade meanwhile millions of young people to register to vote, and maybe that is a more important things, because 3,000,018 to 30 —year—olds are registered, and 80% of party members and many mps want the brexit issue to be put back to the brexit issue to be put back to the people. i think there is a correlation between those two things because there is a general feeling, and has been shown that the older you are, the more you are tending to vote for brexit. except in my case. and just to be a devil 's advocate for labour, they have a deeply troubling problem. there heartlands would leave. they have to figure out how do you hold onto their heartlands? they have lost scotland. how do you hold onto the heartland and deliver they voted for, and at the same time, look at the future of the party, wh

iain watson, bbc news, westminster.taying with the uk, the former opposition labour mp gisela stuart — a key figure in the pro—brexit vote leave campaign, has failed to apologise for the group breaking electoral spending rules. the organisation dropped its appeal against a fine after it was found to have exceeded spending limits during the referendum. our biggest problem in the end was that we destroyed all our data and therefore some of the evidential basis that people were asking for. all i can tell you, andrew, is that in every stage, in terms of processes , we in every stage, in terms of processes, we did our level best to be in compliance with the rules. if they were interpreted in a way that was different from the advice that we got at that time, so be it. regulators always have the final word. the former us vice president, joe biden, has denied claims by another democrat that he behaved inappropriately towards her. lucy flores said that during campaigning in 2014 he placed his hands on her shoulders and kissed th

senior international correspondent ivan watson live in the vi -- sri lanka capital.arning? >> reporter: apparently not a lot because the warning specifically noted that a foreign intelligence service thought that it had information suggesting a group identified as national tahid, appears to be some sort of sri lanka organization was planning on using suicide attacks against catholic churches and the indian high commission here in colombo and despite that warning, nothing seemed to have protected catholic churches like st. anthony's shrine behind me here where at least one suicide bomber struck authorities say sometime between eight and nine in the morning on easter sunday with devastating results, and not only here but also at two other catholic churches across the country during easter services. and then these high end hotels that were also hit here in colombo as well. so one government minister i have spoken with is saying this is an example of negligence and incompetence. it has to be investigated. while that are calls and criticism here, there is also a fluid sit

vanessa tyson and meredith watson gave their first television interviews to gayle king of "cbs this morning." chip reid has that and fairfax's response. >> what do you want to happen to justin fairfax? >> i'd want him to resign. >> reporter: college professor vanessa tyson says she met justin fairfax at the democratic convention in boston in 2004 when he was a law student. she says he asked her to accompany him to his hotel room. >> oh, he just needed to pick up some paperwork is what he said. >> and then what happened? >> he kisses me. >> and you're okay with the kissing? >> yeah, i'm okay with the kissing. >> reporter: but suddenly she says he became violent, forcing her to perform oral sex. >> he is using his hand on the back of my neck, and, you know, i couldn't say anything because i'm choking and gagging. >> reporter: tyson says she went public in february, only after a racist photo was found on the year book page of virginia governor ralph northam. she feared if northam resigned, fairfax would automatically become voter. >> the voters of virginia have the right to know. >> reporter:

but that does to people like tom watson and he remained supporting and how far will they go in termsto they go in terms of backing any manifesto and see if they support this doesn't give them what they want. and trying to present it as a favour, of course this is what is going to happen, we're going to have a second referendum position in the you see those leaflets go out which actually don't mention the referendum on them and they all begin scratching their head again and looking at each other nervously wondering what's going to happen. the question is whether you can keep anyone together on this or not, but of course, that is what everyone has been talking about for a long time in terms of the split between the labour party that was forecast long before we saw the independent group make their move was that there was going to be schism in the party they we re really going to be schism in the party they were really going to throw their toys out if the labour party did not move towards that second referendum position and talks that the likes of tom watson who i suspect is still trying

watson. i passed both tests on the first try. >> his accusers allegations stand for more than a decade ago. the encounters with both women were consensual. >> he is using his hand on the back of my neck. i could not say anything. >> he did things that you should not do to someone without their permission. >> vanessa tyson says fairfax forced her to perform oral sex on her in boston back in 2004. meredith watson says that in 2000, fairfax her while they were students at duke university. republicans in the virginia legislator are calling for public hearings, meanwhile, the house democratic caucus has called for fairfax's resignation. >>> growing outrage and calls for a boycott after the kingdom of of brunei says it will stone came into death. the tiny nation of brunei says it will stone to death, not only game in, but also people who commit adultery. cay death sentence. bery, , and these can a kind of law that does not belong in the 21st century. we are astonished that brunei is going forward w

labour's deputy leader, tom watson, says the party must promise another brexit referendum to prevent farage from gaining political ground. now on bbc news. radio 1 newsbeat has travelled the world to find out what unites teenagers wherever they are — from education, friends and family, to finding fun. being 17 has never been easy. no longerfeeling like a child, but technically not yet an adult. in most countries, you can't drive, drink alcohol or vote. but whether it's just hanging out with friends... ..spending time with family... ..practising religion, going to school, going to work orjust having fun... three, two, one! ..17 is one of our most formative years. we're following five 17—year—olds in five different countries to see how they spend a typical saturday. the nightlife is amazing. from thailand to uganda... when you tell people that we have school six days a week, they are like, "what?!" ..lebanon to russia. what is it like being 17 and is it harder to be a teenager now than ever before? for lots of teenagers, saturdays are a day of rest. no school or work and a time to catc

that position has changed a little bit, there is a lot of pressure from the party, tom watson and someambiguous position, tom watson wanted parties to say there should be a referendum on any deal, even a deal negotiated by jeremy corbyn. what it up doing here is some kind of compromise or fudge. in other words, there are still caveats but the caveat is that labour would call for a referendum if the conservatives do not make changes to the deal, meaning that some pro—referendum labour mps are not too disappointed because that leaves the door open to a referendum, others are disappointed because they think actually this is a way of avoiding a clear commitment leading up to these elections, truth it puts the ball back in the conservatives's court. talks are going on between the parties at the moment. the labour leadership is saying, if you can come towards us a bit and compromise, then guess what? we can pull back this tide of demands on our own party for a referendum and the leaderships of both main parties will be able to go forward with a deal without putting it back the people. that i

vanessa tyson and meredith watson. fairfax insists the encounters were consensual in a statement released today fairfax claims polygraph exams that he took support his claim that the women's allegations are false. now gayle king of cbs this morning folk spoke with both women sepattheirst television interview. >> what do you want to happen to stin faiax? why are you coming forward. >> in my ideal world, i would want him to resign. there were two main reasons why i came forward, right, like there is a million reasons not ou, i'm not going to lie. but you know, i look at my beautiful student, i have the most wonderful kids and i teach politics and then they want to get involved. and all i can think of idon't w, ever happen to them. and then the second thing that i think, is that the virginia people need to know who it is that they elected. >> the voters of virginia have a right to know, you know, both my story and meredith's story. i think there should be a public hearing. i think that. >> not an investigation. >> there i

ivan watson live for us.k you. >>> there is a frightening scene sunday at an easter service in san diego. church members tackled a woman carrying a 10-month-old baby and a handgun after she threatened to blow up that church. witnesses say the woman walked into the auditorium at mount everest academy around noon during a nondenominational service. >> and two minutes after i came in, this lady comes on stage, came through the back her baby and a gun, and she starts talking all of this craziness about the rapture not being real and everyone going to hell. after she started pointing the gun, an older man grabbed her. >> police identified the woman as anna konke. they later found her 5-year-old daughter healthy and unhurt. >>> a growing number of democrats are warming up to the idea of impeachment, including three key members. >> it may be that we have undertaken impeachment nonetheless. what we are going to have to decide as a caucus is what is the best thing for the country, is it the best thing for the country

dave. >> ivan watson live for us in sri lanka this morning. you. >>> former white house counsel don mcgahn subpoenaed by the house judiciary committee. democrats want his testimony as part of an investigation of president trump for alleged obstruction of justice. the mueller report says mcgahn refused the president's orders to fire mueller but that's not how the president remembers it. >> are you worried that your staff is ignoring your orders as the mueller report portrays? >> nobody disobeys my orders. >> for the record, the mueller report points to a dozen examples of trump staffers saving the president from himself by ignoring or disobeying orders. georgia congressman doug collins is the top republican on the judiciary committee. he accuses chairman nadler of issuing the subpoena to mcgahn prematurely. >>> today is the deadline for the irs to turn over president trump's tax returns but don't expect it to happen. the president's attorney has already informed the treasury department it can turn down the request from the house ways and means

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this is a warning from tom watson over the possible strength of the brexit party and what damage yould do to the labour party. he is saying that the labour party has to come out and be more on the ball and say exactly where it stands because at the moment a lot of people who support the labour party do not know where it stands on brexit. support the labour party do not know where it stands on brexitli support the labour party do not know where it stands on brexit. i thought it was just where it stands on brexit. i thought it wasjust me. where it stands on brexit. i thought it was just me. i where it stands on brexit. i thought it wasjust me. i am going to out myself and say i literally became a british citizen so i could vote in the general election for this party, i believe in the labour party. i have no idea where they stand. i have no idea where they stand. i have a sneaky suspicion where they stand but i have no idea and i wonder if you are not a socialist can you still vote for the labour party? also, the whole thing about the eu being a neoliberal project as some of my friends

but now deputy leader tom watson is urging activists to lobby the ruling national executive to strengthenet on tuesday to discuss the party's european meet on tuesday to discuss the pa rty‘s european election meet on tuesday to discuss the party's european election manifesto, proving that, with brexit, it is difficult not just to proving that, with brexit, it is difficult notjust to get agreement between the parties but within them as well. iain, thank you for the latest. the scottish national party is to send a leaflet to every home in scotland making the economic case for independence. the party leader and first minister, nicola sturgeon, told the snp spring conference that the last three years had shown beyond any doubt that the westminster system was broken. ms sturgeon has already said she wants to hold another referendum on scottish independence by 2021. 0ur scotland editor, sarah smith, reports from edinburgh. she came to tell them what they've all been so eagerly waiting to hear — that she is ready for another scottish referendum. the party has now got a new economic policy they t

katy watson there with that. more on the website. let's return to our main story.itor. earlier, she told me it's not too early to make a call on who's going to win. what we are basing this on is these quick counts, which are basically real cou nts quick counts, which are basically real counts that take place in each of those polling stations across the 17,000 islands in indonesia. it is quite an extraordinary thing to watch. each ballot is taken out and read aloud and then you hear the supporters of both parties either cheering or, as we saw in some places today, crying. in the past they have been very reliable and they have been very reliable and they are showing, as we heard, that presidentjoko widodo has a good lead, a safe lead. but at the same time he is not saying he has won this election. he is being very cautious and are saying let's wait for the official results to come out ina for the official results to come out in a couple of weeks' time. but he is optimistic. his challenger is saying hang on a minute, waita minute, don't take the election away from us.

but now the party's deputy leader, tom watson, is urging activists to lobby labour's leading nationalit it is difficult to get agreement notjust between the parties, but within them as well. this coming week, a public inquiry looking at how thousands of nhs patients were given infected blood products during the 1970s and ‘80s gets underway. so far, around 3,000 people have died as a result of the infections. the scandal is considered to be one of the worst—ever disasters in the history of the nhs. 0ur health editor hugh pym reports. he just looks at me and goes, "that's your life for the next two yea rs. " and then i said, "what do you mean by that?" and he goes, "well, you've got about two years to live." that's when it hit me. it was the moment martin was told he had hiv, in the 1980s, because the nhs had given him a blood product for his haemophilia which turned out to be infected. years later, he saw evidence doctors had known about his infection but not told him. and i saw the letter, dated 1985, between one hospital and another, discussing me and the fact that they knew i was hi

two accusers, vanessa tyson and meredith watson, spoke this week to gayle king of "cbs this morning." consensual. >> when all of the facts in evidence are examined by unbiased law enforcement professionals, i am confident that they will reach the same conclusion that was reached by one of the nation's leading polygraph experts-- that i am telling the truth. >> glor: tyson and watson want a public hearing. up next here, a tough marine who wasn't afraid to open up. because they let me customize my insurance. and as a fitness junkie, i customize everything, like my bike, and my calves. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture now might not be the best time to ask yourself are my bones strong? life is full of make-or-break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have

i'm charles watson in jackson, mississippi.>> raindrops are falling out there from san jose all the way north into santa rosa and east toward concord. we will let you know how long it will last and how much we will see. >>> measles is on the rise all over the world. health officials said today that 555 cases of measles have been confirmed so far this year. that is up from 465 as of a week ago. higher rates of mehave been reported in all regions. the centers for disease control and prevention released the new information today in an appeal for better vaccination coverage. they are recommending all children get two doses of measles vaccine which the agency says is 97% effective. >>> trees and power lines down, homes destroyed and multiple deaths following major storms across the south over the weekend. fox news, charles watson has more from jackson, mississippi. 4 much of the eastern u.s. assessing damage and picking up the pieces after more than a dozen tornadoes touched down, leaving at least a back people dead. the huge storm

fox's charles watson has the details. >> reporter: people in appaloosa, louisiana are breathing a sighest of the 21- year-old man accused of burning 3 churches to the ground, all of which cater to a predominantly african-american congregation. local and state officials say with this arrest, the community is safe once again. >> it cannot be justified or rationalized. these were evil acts. let me be clear about this. hate is not a louisiana value. >> reporter: the suspect has been identified as holden matthews, a white man, appaloosa's resident and son of a deputy sheriffs officer. making knew nothing. he knew nothing about his son's activity. when i had to call him in and we sat him down, and told him what we wanted him here for, he broke down. >> reporter: as of now, there is no word on matthew's motive though early reports suggest a connection to black metal, a genre of hard rock music often associated with violence and church burnings. here in appaloosa, residents say they are starting to feel safe again but for many, it brought back memories of civil violence. church leaders are cal

i did not rape or sexually assault meredith watson. or hold her down or use any physical force whatsoever. >> jessica: when it comes to her accusation that she confided in a duke basketball player had raped her, he had this to say. >> i supposedly raise the fact that she previously accused a duke basketball player of raping her, and therefore i would think she would be "too afraid to report another assault." no version of that conversation never occurred. >> jessica: all of this, as the governor and attorney general of virginia are embroiled in their own scandals. we are back talking about virginia. it's been a lot little while. what you make of this, and how justin fairfax is responding? >> sean: i mean, from a purely political standpoint, he kind of got lucky. because you've got governor northam and attorney general dealing with this black race issue. days after that broke, he comes out with these allegations. had it not been at the top of the ticket and all being democrat, i think there is no question he would have been forced to re

the observer leads on a warning from labour's deputy leader, tom watson, that the party will never defeatrexit and offers only lukewarm support for a second referendum. the sunday times claims royal officials have drawn up plans to hand the duke and duchess of sussex a major internationaljob that could see them moving abroad after the birth of their child. let us start with the sunday express and a message from the prime minister, theresa may, crackdown on christian persecution, this written and printed before we woke up to the news of the explosions at churches and hotels in sri lanka. absolutely. i had and hotels in sri lanka. absolutely. ihada and hotels in sri lanka. absolutely. i had a look at the headlines yesterday before this story broke overnight, what is happening in sri lanka, andi overnight, what is happening in sri lanka, and i wondered why the message would be specifically about christian persecution, obviously it is her own religious background, but i thought it would have been a message about religious persecution across the board. and then you wake up across the board. an

iain watson reports.rime minister she wouldn't be prepared to delay brexit any further than the 30th ofjune, so today she has to explain why she has accepted what some of her own mps see as the frightening prospect of a delay that could last until halloween. this long—standing leave campaigner in the cabinet said the delay would not endanger brexit. we have to use the time to make sure we deliver the brexit we are all looking for, that we work closely with the eu and they are genuinely helping to make sure we deliver on the referendum. in the commons fears were expressed that a delay would mean contesting european elections next month. how does it make sense to spend £100 million of british taxpayers' money electing 73 members to the european parliament to serve for a maximum of five months? but the government argues we can leave the eu sooner if only mps would be willing to back theresa may's deal. we are, i say to my honourable friend, under a legal obligation to do so while we remember remain members o

watson expressing remorse for not coming forward sooner.t fairfax raped her 19 years ago when they were both students at duke university. >> it was a huge betrayal. he was my friend. i don't understand how you do that to somebody. somebody they've been a friend to come and who has confided in you about things. i just don't understand how you do that. >> jessica: in her interview, she called on fairfax to resign. but he continues to deny the allegations, saying he passed two polygraphs. in the statement, "while the evidence will continue to bend the truth, i hear the panda express. a pay and i hope they are able to resolve any help from. because i never felt it either , because i never assaulted either dr. tyson or ms. watson, i am able to hear the they are also facing scandals. it's incredible that they are all still in office, when you think about how wall-to-wall the coverage was. virginia is saying they will be hearing public testimony. do you think our attention will go back to virginia or do you think they survived this? >> kennedy: i

iain watson, bbc news, westminster. well, staying with that story now.exit campaign has sidestepped calls to apologise for breaching funding rules, after the group dropped its appeal against a fine. the electoral commission ruled that vote leave exceeded spending limits during the referendum in 2016, and levied a fine of £61,000. the former chair gisela stuart said the group had done everything it could to comply with the rules. several thousand protesters chanting "dictatorship — never again" took to the streets of brazil's biggest cities sunday, on the 55th anniversary of the coup that established more than two decades of military rule. 2,000 people rallied in rio de janeiro, while in sao paulo, a few hundred converged to demonstrate against the 1964—85 dictatorship. the former us vice president joe biden has denied claims made by another democrat that he behaved inappropriately towards her. lucy flores said that in 2014, while they were campaigning, he placed his hands on her shoulders and kissed the back of her head, making her feel uncomfortable. mr

i think we had ian watson standing by in westminster.significance of this moment. this is a hugely significant parliamentary terms, not necessarily for the brexit process itself but in parliamentary terms what we are seeing or witnessing is an attempt by mps to wrest control from the elected government of the day and mandate a prime minister on what she ought to be doing an international negotiations and that is a big deal. it does not happen very often if at all and there is a good chance it will be passed because we had two conservative mps, a last ditch attempt to stop the vote from taking place and they thought it was a constitutional outrage but this is an attend from cooper from labour to try to make sure that brexit does not delay long enough for an alternative to theresa may‘s deal to go through and in other where they will tell her to go back to brussels and asked for an extension. the terms of limiting the extension to may the 22nd two fighting european parliament elections and after it is defeated massively, there is an attemp

two accuser, vanessa tyson and meredith watson spoke this week to gayle king of "cbs this morning." fairfax says what happen was consensual. >> when all of the facts in evidence are examined by unbiased law enforcement professionals, i am confident they will reach the same conclusion that was reached by one of the nation's leading polygraph experts that i am telling the truth. >> tyson and watson want a public hearing. >>> up next here, a tough marine who wasn't afraid to open up. >> this portion is sponsored by liberty mutual insurance. only pay for what you need. >>> we end here tonight with a final farewell to a marine who made a huge difference in the way he served and in the way he wrote. dean reynolds on an american hero. >> ready, aim, fire. >> reporter: everybody who knew marine colonel mark smith felt he had a gift. >> the way that he would show his emotions, i'm not sure that i've been around many leaders who believe in the people that they're around and show that as much as he did. >> reporter: smith was adam holten's superior in the reserves 2nd battalion 24th regiment s

our political correspondent iain watson is in westminster.ee weeks ago the prime minister was saying she would not accept a delay to brexit beyond the 30th of june. neither any red lines she will not cross here this evening? there area not cross here this evening? there are a few red lines, but frankly when she comes to brussels she will be prepared to accept a longer extension as long as it is a flexible extension. as long as she can combat head to westminster to tell her mps, you may ask me to extend this for nine months or a year, but we can get out quicker if you lot agree and pass my deal or anything like it. we can come out sooner anything like it. we can come out sooner than that, perhaps sooner than the end ofjune. she is keen to do that so british meps would not have to sit in the new european parliament. but to get a quick agreement at westminster she needs the opposition labour party on board. iam the opposition labour party on board. i am told talks with them went relatively well yesterday behind—the—scenes. but she and jeremy cor

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nate ethan watson is thought to be the uk's first openly trans grime rapper. he is nine months into transitioning from female to male. he has given us permission to use this clip when he was, as he puts it, female. nate is here to talk about his fears that some artists won't now want to work with him. and stalking at university. we have seen data that shows there were 400 reports of stalking and domestic abuse that britain's universities in just three years, but over half of those accused were allowed to stay on at the university. this woman was stalked by two fellow students. i had to be on edge at all times. i was being watched at all times and it was just so creepy, the staring. because it wasn't the first incident of stalking. there was another person at the same time online. itjust felt like i was not safe anywhere i was. hello. welcome to the programme. we're live until 11 this morning. we're going to be talking about the new ultra low emissions zone which starts in london this morning. other cities in the uk are also considering introducing similar sche

you had a tough time last year in the final against bubba watson.you're going to treat today differently, how so? well, i just learned a lot. i learned about preparation, not to get to end up for that final and i think you've still got to come out and play your best golf, i drove great all week, with my colourway driver, and i played well all week. —— callaway. graeme mcdowell won his first pga tour title since 2016 at the corales puntacana resort and club championship in the dominican republic. his final round of 3—under par gave him a one—stroke victory over chris stroud and mackenzie hughes. a driver bounced from third on the grid to win the bahrain grand prix. ferrari's charles leclerc — the long—time race leader — was on course for a fairytale maiden victory before engine trouble struck. nick parrot has the story for us. charles leclerc is upsetting the established order. the new ferrari driver beat four—time world champion sebastian vettel to pole position. but staying ahead of his team—mates proved harder. vettel snatched the lead at the star

tyson and the allegations made by miss watson. i passed both tests on the first try. >> the sanford university fellow says lieutenant governor fairfax sexual assaulted her at the 2004 democratic national convention in boston. another woman, meredith watson, says fairfax sexual assaulted her when they were both students at duke university in the year 2000. fairfax says both encounters were consensual. >>> facebook is facing new controversy involving its privacy policy. the security firm up guard says 540 million facebook records were left exposed by a 3rd party company on an amazon cloud computing server. facebook said it teamed up with amazon to immediately identify and correct the security breach. in social media the company is being criticized for asking users to share their personal email passwords with the platform, a move siebel analysts say is the most questionable move yet. users logging on were interrupted by a prompt asking for the email password associated with their facebook profile. facebook claims the password prompt