his unscripted talks were recorded at westminster.'s decision to call the eu referendum. i still think there was a case for doing it. i certainly understand why he did it. leaders sometimes are trapped, and when you have mps defecting to ukip, and ukip winning, as they did the european elections, topping that poll, you panic, as prime minister. and cameron, he had already offered it by the time ukip had one the european elections, so he had no choice if he wanted to keep his party together but to hold it. but one of the lessons of leadership is this, referendums are dangerous. they lure leaders towards them, thinking this is the way that they will be able to survive in politics and the referendum is their saviour. and when the leader actually announces one, it tends to clobber them. and finish them off. and the first of the series, leadership reflections is on bbc parliament at eight o'clock on sunday evening. now, a look at some of the other stories around parliament in the last seven days. labour has described as shameful the govern

the westminster dogs.eaturing the 8g band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's fantastic. in that case, let's get to the news. vice president mike pence today cast the tie-breaking vote to confirm controversial education secretary nominee, betsy devos. and if you don't know what that means, you're probably betsy devos. [ laughter and applause ] "what's that? what?" [ cheers and applause ] "i got confirmed. well, that's terrible news." [ light laughter ] "oh, it's good news." the leader of iran said today that president trump represents the real face of the u.s. [ light laughter ] are you kidding me? trump doesn't even represent his own real face. [ light laughter ] also right about now, the real face of the u.s. looks like this. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] aides who traveled with president trump on the campaign trail,

i've a constituency here in westminster, not westminster in my constituency. a free vote?|j do you thinkjeremy corbyn should have made it a free vote? i would have made it a free vote? i would have liked a free vote, but thank god i am not labour leader, so he has probably made the decision in the interest of the party as a whole and the referendum result. 75% of my constituency voted to stay in the eu andi constituency voted to stay in the eu and i felt i constituency voted to stay in the eu and ifelt i had to respect constituency voted to stay in the eu and i felt i had to respect that and reflect their views in parliament. you say you have to respect the will of your constituents. but what about the will of the country? this was about taking back control, what we heard over and over again about the referendum. if i do not let my constituents ta ke—back control what is the point of me representing them here in westminster? you said, you know, you do not feel anything for clive lewis, but theresa may did not really what this to end up in the house of commons

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john pienaar, bbc news, westminster.ge of a 16—year—old boy, who tried to shield his grandfather from a gunman during the terror attack in tunisia. 0wen richards survived, but his grandfather, brother and uncle were among 30 british people who were killed in sousse in 2015. 0ur correspondent, daniela relph, reports now from the royal courts ofjustice. for every family, these inquests are deeply upsetting. but for suzanne richards and herson, 0wen, theirsuffering has been unbearable. it was a holiday that tore a family apart. the trip to tunisia was described as a jolly boys' outing. this photo, taken on the flight there, grandad pat evans, his grandsonjoel and his son adrian. the following day, they would all be killed. in a statement, read to the court, the sole survivor of the group, 0wen richards, described how they all ran, trying to escape as they heard shooting. shooting cctv footage shows the gunman walking into the hotel, past the lifts. an animation, shown to the inquest, illustrates the route it's believed he t

joining me now from westminster is health spokesperson for the liberal democrats, norman lamb.— from the pressure and then more people are calling health tourism will stop the nine out of ten trusts reporting great pressure, does this surprise you? not at all, it has been going on for a long time. they set a figure of 85% for the recommended occupancy rate, so there is a little slack in the system, so you can lose ensure that someone who needs an operation can get a bed and so on. hospitals across the country are to meet operating at way above 85%, close in many cases to 100%. that leads blu ntly to many cases to 100%. that leads bluntly to failures of care to too many people having operations cancelled, and it also ends up with the most ridiculous waste of resources , the most ridiculous waste of resources, you have whole theatre teams stood down because they can do an operation because someone has not got a bed to go into. of course, we then have vast numbers of particularly elderly people, particularly elderly people, particularly with dementia, stuck in hospitalfar particul

that is the latest from westminster.ines on bbc news: mps will vote this evening on the legislation giving the government the go—ahead to trigger article 50 — the formal process of leaving the eu. the eu's foreign policy chief federica mogherini criticises president trump's travel ban, saying it could increase ‘tension and mistrust‘. three generations murdered in a terror attack on a tunisian beach — an inquest hears from a teenager who survived — but lost his brother, uncle and grandfather. hello — i‘m rachel horne — let‘s take a look at the markets... it‘s been a good trading day for the markets, with values going up — the ftse up a little of a percentage. helped by figures showing chinese manufacturing expanded injanuary at its fastest pace for two years — let‘s look at what‘s been impacting on the ftse here in london... when i say talktalk, the first thing that springs to many minds is the 2015 cyber—attack, when the financial details of nearly 157,000 users were stolen. today, the company reported a fall in revenues

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now to westminster to get more.empower the prime minister and the government to formally begin the process of negotiating britain's withdrawal from the eu. if it goes through successfully in the house of commons it goes through to the lord's later this month. how do you see it going for the rest of the day here? so far, we've amendments to vote on later. so far, the government's carried those with a majority well in excess of its working majority. i hope and anticipate we'll get the bill through without amendment. the third reading this evening at around 8.00. then the bill goes off to the house of lords where pierce are not elected and won't try to overturn what the elected house or referendum and the prime minister can trigger article 50 by the end of the march as she said last autumn. yesterday, the government offered what was seen by some as a concession where they said mps will be able to vote on the final deal before the european ian parliament does. in other words, probably towards the end of the next year. w

the bouncy beagle partaking in the pennsylvania agility course at the westminster dog show and got aht track, but then the crowd is too much for her. she wants to basque in the glory. we're guessing she's probably not going to win the contest but she wins in our hearts. we love her shoo she's best in show for us. finishing the agility course, finished it great. >> she just wanted to take a few bows. >> bow-wow. >> the primping and pampering, the end ez attention. we're not talking about new york fashion week. >> grab your biscuits and leashes. we are going backstage at the westminster with linsey davis. >> reporter: if it's true that every dog has its day, this is it. compact and colossal. roughly 2,800 dogs, more than 190 breeds, all vying to be america's top dog at the westminster dog show. if this is what it means to be treated like a dog, count me in. >> is this a bad hair day or is this just every day? >> no, we consider this a good hair day! >> reporter: teased and trimmed. sprayed and stroked. before competing for best in show, these pups are pampered and primed. more than pet

your wife and beautiful kids and also gail miller from westminster dog show. and last year rumor was favorite for best in show last year. i thought it was for me. i was about to jump. but rumor was favorite last year for best in show and lost to c.j. who was a short-haired pointer but how does it feel to win it all this time? >> awesome experience. >> and as a family, you are all very supportive of this. how is it for you to watch your pet off the couch? very exciting. did you enjoy it. >> it's really fun to see her run around and get best in show. >> you were talking about michael jordan coming out of retirement but this dog, you were telling me stayed in shape. show ready. didn't have to do a whole lot. >> she loves to perform and went with us all last year. >> how rare is it? german shepherds, we don't see german shepherd win this competition tiths. >> we haven't had a herding dog win best in show since 1987 it was really time i felt that a herding dog came out and did it and rumor did it. she took it all. [ cheers and applause ] >> and she had a little mor

many thanks, ben brown at westminster.rage of the vote coming up, probably in 100 days at 7pm. the socialite tara palmer—tomkinson has been found dead at her home in london. she was a5. last year, she was diagnosed with a brain tumour. her death is being treated as unexplained, but not suspicious. the editor of majesty magazine, ingrid seward, told us she was a kind and talented person. she did have it all and perhaps that was part of her problem. she was a good—looking girl, she had a fabulous family, she was a recent skier, ryder, and she sang beautifully. i just think there was too much, and life gave her to many choices, and she just didn't make the right ones. i think charles and william and harry, they were very good friends with the palmer—tomkinsons and they've known tara, at least prince charles has, all alive, and that's just the way it was. i don't think she used the contacts, occasionally she spoke about her relationship with the royalfamily about her relationship with the royal family but when she had all her

vicky young is at westminster. what has happened?are concerned theresa may would do the deal, the european parliament and of the european council would sign it off, and only then would this place get a say. they have called for a meaningful vote. there has been toing and froing for the last couple of days, with ministers trying to head off a rebellion. it seems like they have given a pretty major concession. the minister hasjust given a pretty major concession. the minister has just stood up given a pretty major concession. the minister hasjust stood up in given a pretty major concession. the minister has just stood up in the house of commons, saying there will bea house of commons, saying there will be a final vote before the european parliament has their vote. not only will it be on the deal that theresa may gets, it will also be on the future relationship the uk has with the european union. now labour are about to make a big speech about what they wanted. it seems they have been granted this. there are some people, ken clarke, a l

westminster merged with ryder university back in 1992, but maintains a separate campus.yder is facing 13 million-dollar budget deficit and selling the westminster campus princeton ton and moving everybody to lawrenceville. >> they don't have office space or studios to work with their students? lawrenceville. >> to me it would be very sad to see it go. i got a degree from westminster choir college, it's a prestigious wonderful place, i don't want to say it's ryder university. you have not heard of it. >> ryder continues to ask the entire ryder community for their patience and understanding as the board of trustees work to make a fact-based decision in the coming months. princeton ton, nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> there's another hour of "action news" sunday morning, straight ahead. here's some of the stories we've got to you, breaking news, the travel ban has been dealt a new legal set back. >> chester county's matt ryan plays in the super bowl tonight and he earned a new honor. >> those stories and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we'll see you

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a german shepherd named rumor at the 141st westminster cannot club tuesday.-point federal female from wisconsin was a crowd favorite after placing second in last year show. the first german shepherd to win the coveted title since 1987. featured an irish setter play second base after a big win. officially retired. she plans to have a puppy. nicole: a look at the latest in the world of sports. cleveland cavaliers played without star kevin not to send the timberwolves. from james. i see that again in slow motion. cleveland up five. third quarter, andrea begins takes the three. down 8881. kerry irving goes in off the glass. the three pointer game is tied at 59. this is from the outside. guess that's the fact. i buy for. notre dame gets the win 84-76. in hockey, a milestone to. crosby said to just crosby 999 points. he is one point away from being 86 player to reach 1000. finally, cheap domestic back discovered the "sports illustrated" issue. their time on the cover. i've generally got three different covers. pearson has the most of any model. she has five. pilot

westminster dog show. i have never been. this is incredible. ♪ we are at the westminster dog show. we are here early. the dogs have getting pammered back stage. we are going to find out what we can examine at the westminster dog show. ♪ ♪ >> what kind of people come out to these shows? >> all kinds of walks of life. i think dog love cuts across every demographic. every group. janice: justin tuck tell us what you are doing here tonight. >> i'm coming to see real athletes for once. i'm a huge dog fan. >> westminster dog special because everybody gets into it. whether you bred dogs or in to them everyone loves westminster. janice: are you ready for this? do you think is he nervous. >> no. janice: afterwards, will you let him eat some hamburgers? >> no. i'm a veterinarian so he is not going to be eating hamburger. >> will you let him eat hamburger afterwards. >> yes. hamburger, cheesecake, ice cream. janice: you are a dog after my own heart. tell us your grooming for her? >> it's a labor of love. it's definitely hours a week. days but, you know wha

carole walker, bbc news, westminster. harris, has been cleared of three sex offences by a jury at southwark crown court. but the jury couldn't reach verdicts on four other counts. let's speak to our correspondent at the old bailey, sangita myskar. tell us what happened in court. that's right, rolf harris, in this trial, faced a total of eight counts. today the jury took just over 26 hours to return three of those verdicts. they told the judge that he was going to be cleared of three counts but that they could not reach a verdict, even a majority verdict in five of those counts. the prosecution then stood up and asked for seven days to consider whether 01’ for seven days to consider whether or not it wanted to ask for a retrial on those five counts. now, rolf harris has maintained his innocence throughout this trial. and those accusations and allegations came from seven women in total and they dated back a0 years. but of course rolf harris will not be walking free from this court today because he is already serving time at

it was very westminster. the kick luge and of the conversation prior to the speaker talking about the president. make sure it is fully powdered! a court in san francisco will decide today whether president trump‘s travel ban on people from seven predomina ntly—muslim countries should be reinstated or remain suspended. the americanjustice department has lodged details of its appeal. it says the president acted legally and the court which suspended the ban had made a mistake. mr trump has urged the courts to act quickly, saying the threat from islamic terrorism is very real. plans to fix england‘s broken housing market will be set out today. it will include more help for first—time buyers and measures to introduce longer rental agreements in the private sector, and plans to build new homes. you can tell us about how quickly they can be built, then. yes, welcome to derbyshire, we fear at this prefab factory, where they build houses in a matter weeks, just eight weeks. they ship them out in modules opened and the

michelle says she's not going to go to westminster. we do have westminster mps. despicable. no, of course it wasn't. we registered, unlike any of the other parties — course it wasn't. we registered, unlike any of the other parties - we registered. maybe you tell us about your donations then. where did this money come from? there's another story out tonight breaking — money come from? there's another story out tonight breaking - you've had your chance to speak. can you defend that. we've been entirely open as to where the money comes from. it comes from the constitutional research — no, it wasn't. that is so... that's wrong. you made a commitment that you would publish — you made a commitment that you would publish - we have published this. you said you would publish this around your donors in your manifesto. have you published your donors? yes, we have. you have published one. neither has anyone else of course. let's not stick on that. a couple of comments from the audience. we publish ours voluntarily. i don't know how anybody can trust a party who took such a l

now let's go back to westminster and oui’ now let's go back to westminster and our assistant politicalthat here we are after a massive commons vote, awaiting the white paper on brexit and yet lots of the attention will be on the divisions in labour, with 47 labour mps defying jeremy corbyn and voting against. those tensions extending into the shadow cabinet with three resignations from the shadow cabinet, maybe another two still to come. his own whip‘s office, three of them still defying him. one of those labour mps who voted against brexit last night joins me now. why did you defy the instruction? 73% of my constituents voted to remain. europe remains an essential pa rt remain. europe remains an essential part of the transformation in supporting jobs and research at universities here. i feel very strongly about it and so do my constituents. and yet we had a referendum and the people have spoken. surely it is about democracy? it isn't simple. mps are elected as representatives and not as delegates. we have had a referendum which is very unusual. there is a wide range of feeling and in

there's cat competing-kñ in this year's westminster dog show.hat's not the most liberal thing i ever heard. what has the reaction been like. what has the reaction been like. >> i've heard talk of transeat justism. it's the apock lips that bill murray talked about in the movies. the people at atc want me to be sure to stress that a c win in the show. did you ever think as a cat breeder you would be in the westminster dog show. >> i had no hope, no idea. i'd watch it as a kid and thinkn that was just incredible. all these amazing dogs. these cool people on tv and then i got a call. what an honor.nor. if you are going to watch thech show for the first time it's on the fox family of networks. watch that next week.ek. we're requesting to keep playing with these cats. i'll never get a thing done today. you know someone is going to start the hashtag, let the cat win the show. a closer look at the cost related to cupid.. yep, get ready to pay up between flowers, dinner, jewelry. things can add up fast.t. we're going to break down the business of valenti

including annapolis at 18, and cumberland at 18, westminster at 20's, sustained wind and they're also much better. the rest of the evening just breezy and of course, our big wind maker is up over maine where can you imagine they're getting more snow some places have had another 18 to 20 inches. they're looking at six to eight-foot drifts. we're dealing with the cold and those dying down breezes, but it is already in the 30's in many areas and we're going to click down to 36 at westminster. 43 for dc. with high pressure building in and finally taking the big wind maker further out to sea we're going to see it getting pretty chill. winds diminish and we're going to head for the 20's and 30's but hey, at least we didn if you're planning to head out this evening, 42 degrees at 7:00, little bit breezy but not bad. we're cold by 9:00, and 11:0037 degrees, but we're happen at the way valentine's day is shaping up. looks like it will be a particularly sweet day. we'll talk about the forecast as well as the seven-day in a few minutes. shawn? . >>> it's been nearly a month since president trump

hello and welcome to monday in parliament, our look at the day at westminster.dlines: the speaker of the house of commons has told mps he doesn't want president trump to address the houses of parliament. our opposition to racism and to sexism, and our support for equality before the law, and an independent judiciary, are hugely important considerations in the house of commons. by comparison, slightly more measured tones from the prime minister on the special relationship, as she reports back from an informal eu summit in malta. we should engage patiently and constructively with america, as a friend and ally. an ally which has helped guarantee the longest period of peace which europe has ever known. and radically different views as mps try to get to the bottom of what it's like to work in the "gig" economy. first: the speaker of the house of commons has told mps he is strongly opposed to president trump addressing the houses of parliament on his state visit to the united kingdom. john bercow said the migrant travel ban has made that opposition stronger. he said t

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mark: for the latest on the article 50 debate, let's go to westminster. former chancellor george osborne's comments highlight the division within parliament, within the conservative party itself on

i'm ben brown at westminster, where the great brexit debate continues. mps will vote tonight on legislation which would give the government the go—ahead to trigger article 50. the other headlines this afternoon: president trump chooses the conservative judge neil gorsuch for the vacant position on the us supreme court — democrats say they'll oppose him. the inquests into the deaths of british tourists in tunisia injune 2015 hears from a teenager who survived, but lost his brother, uncle and grandfather. a puppy farm gang has been spared jail over the fraudulent sale of dogs bred in poor conditions at an essex travellers‘ site. and safety net, or killer? australian campaigners want these shark nets banned, as they kill dolphins and turtles. and the football world says farewell to the former england, watford and aston villa manager, graham taylor. good afternoon from westminster where mps are debating for a second day, a bill which would allow the prime minister to formally start the process of leaving the eu. the government is expected to win a vote on th

i found out there's going to be cats at the westminster dog show meet the breed's event.o not belong here. i'm with her. let's go take care of this. activism. >> on a scale of one to moving to canada however a shorty? >> canada for sure. it's a travesty. it makes all dogs look bad. >> i think it makes catholic bad. >> i don't i don't want to be anywhere near that. >> hits your paths off my cause. >> they are going to be cats a at the westminster dog show. how are you going on living in your life with these times like that. >> it's kind of on. i guess we live in a world where everybody is allowed to grab -- you said you love cats, how mad are you right now about what is happening here? >> what is happening where? >> trump's rights, the media is not covering the real tragedies right now. >> so you go to a sports when you go to a baseball game to like football players tackling each other in the infield? nothing is sacred to some people anymore. >> sorry, i'm the i'm the wrong person. >> you should be. take your fleas off of my siamese. >> on a scale of one to you can't sleep

greg: the westminster dog show included cats in the meet the greets event.appy about this. so she tried to start her own movement. take a look. >> 2017 has been the year of the protest and i haven't been into it until now when i found out there will be cats at the westminster dog show meet the breeds event. cats are animal royalty and they do not belong here. on a scale of one to moving to canada, how outraged are you. >> canada for sure. >> it's a travesty. it makes all dogs look bad. >> i think it makes cats look bad. >> i don't want to be anywhere near that. >> keep your pows off my claws. there will be cats in the westminster dog show i'm wondering how you are living your life in these difficult times with something like that happening. >> i guess we live in a world where anybody is allowed to grab a [bleep]. >> you have said you love cats. how mad are you about what's happening here? >> what's happening where? >> trump is right, the media is not covering the real tragedy going on here. >> why can't it just be animals. >> you like to watch sports? >> sur

chris mason, bbc news, at. —— westminster.ur: donald trump has delivered on a major election campaign promise and nominated a conservativejudge to fill the vacancy on the us supreme court. neil gorsuch, from the denver federal appeals court, is a9, if confirmed by the senate, he could sit for decades. the un security council says it's concerned about the "dangerous deterioration" in eastern ukraine and called for a halt to the violence. at least 13 people have been killed since sunday, —— sunday. 0ur news review starts withjudge gorsuch. president donald trump has nominated 49—year—old judge neil gorsuch to fill the vacancy on the supreme court. there are nine members in total. the new york times website describes mr gorsuch as reliably conservative, but not someone known to be divisive. the die welt website has german reaction to comments made by donald trump's top trade advisor, peter navarro, who claims berlin is exploiting the us and other eu countries by grossly undervaluing the euro. the accusations saw the euro jump to

we will be live in westminster. one of the democrats‘ top senator has been silenced by the leader of the senate for breaking the rules. senator warren said senator sessions has used the awesome power of his office to chill the free exercise of the vote by black citizens. we'll be live in washington in a moment. we're also going to talk about donald trump. he's been defending his travel ban. it would be so great for ourjustice system if they would be able to read a statement and do what is right. the most high—profile opposition figure in russia has been been found guilty of corruption. alexei navalny can no longer run for president next year. if you want to get in touch at any time, you can at #bbc 0s. british mps have voted to allow the government to formally begin the process of leaving the european union. here's it being announced. the process of leaving the european union. here's it being announced. didn't have one to the right 494, the noes to the left, 122. —— the ayes to the right, 494. the ayes to the right

he said he's strongly opposed to the president addressing mps and lords in westminster.ow on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. better times ahead. toyota revises its profit forecast. we find out why. and how much of your household budget goes to your kids? good morning, asia. hello, world. guy could you still might go you could join us for asia business report, i'm rico hizon —— glad you could join us. toyota is looking at a stronger 2017 after its latest earnings numbers showed profits are down for the world's second—largest carmaker. the company raised its full—year profit forecast by nearly 10% on expectations of a weakening yen against the us dollar, that would boost exports and profits even further. but in the past quarter it fell from 5.6 billion to $4.3 billion. why is toyota feeling so optimistic? earlier i posed the question to a journalist from automotive news. at toyota it's all about the foreign exchange rates, they took a big hit in the last quarter, the depreciating yen hit their profits in a major way, that's why you see the big tu

and performance marathon is under way as students and alumni fight to keep the doors opened at westminster>> ♪ >>> the nonstop performances which again continue right now are happening at the historic nassau presbyterian church. rider university plans to sell westminster's princeton campus and move to rider's main campus in lawrenceville. the school is facing a $13 million deficit. members of the collegiate music education program say they are fighting back through song. >> this is us saying that we're not okay with the proposed sale of westminster choir college and this is us demonstrating to the community and true intrinsic value of this university and what we have to offer. >> the performers will continue making music until 11:00 a.m. >> it's 5:57. and talk about a high tech personal assistant. we'll tell you how a droid like invention can help you with your daily routine. >> we are not the only mammals trying to swipe right. introducing a new version of tinder that encourages breeding at the zoo. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, t

ten construction, limekiln pike closed between county line road and westminster drive. you will have to use alternate. county line road rather going to be your best bet a lot of alternates for these guys, so heads up on this, a lot of construction we are talking about this morning, as well. construction springfield road, oklahoma avenue. closed between nine a.m. and 3:00 p.m. this is going to run you all the way through april 7th. and again we have another alternate for you, baltimore pike going to be your best bet. so heads up for those of in you and around this area, installing water main. also water main break speaking of no newark, happened last night around 8:40 p.m. seventy-two southbound near 95, one lane blocked here. looking around this area, just a heads up. looking at some areas that may be are slowing down ever so slightly. you are still traveling at posted speeds, which is good news. and then we had accident earlier this morning, elkins park, actually a car hit a deer. so heads up on that. brookside road, at manor road, where it happened. and it sound like

for dog lovers-- this is also westminster week. 28-hundred dogs are taking part in the 141st westminsterison square garden. the "best in show" winner will be named tonight- and some handlers spent hundreds of thousands of dollars getting ready. the grand prize? a pewter bowl - and bragging rights. there is no cash payout. (but-- the winning handler does make money... ummm... "breeding" the prized pooch.) it's xx and we're just getting started. breaking overnight white house shakeup. a chief white house advisr the job. now president donald trump is looking for a new national security adviser. good morning washington. - dry & milder for valentine's day - no sight of rain/snow through the weekend - thursday chilliest of the next 10 (high 40) - president's day weekend warm-up today: mostly cloudy, becoming mostly sunny late. highs: 48-54 winds: sw 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. cool. lows: 35-42 winds: sw 5 mph wednesday: am clouds, pm sun. becoming breezy. highs: 47-49 winds: nw 10-15 g 25 mph now to the latest in the michael flynn now to the latest in the michael flynn

you have both been knocking around westminster for quite awhile.in the nicest possible way. you have seen a range the nicest possible way. you have seen a range of speakers that you go back to jack whether or, before. is john bercow so unusual. has he done things differently? one thing he has tried to do is try to modernise the place. he has brought in a young family. that is something people do not remember before. i think it is rather uncomfortable for him. he has tried to do that. what he has achieved quite a bit is to stand up for the right of backbenchers. we have made sure they can get their voices heard and it is notjust the top was a good classes in government and opposition. will he still be in and opposition. will he still be in a year's time question i think he will. if they voted no confidence in him in the next week it would fail. in the observer, the church of england is back. the synod. simek with a meet this week, that is the ruling body of the church of england. —— they meet this week. this is a row which has come from quite a grou

at times, their chants could be heard inside westminster hall.sn't the only one on the table. a counter petition supporting the visit mustered 300,000 signatures. and for three hours mps argued the issue. only two presidents of the united states have been granted a state visit since 1952. it is extraordinary that that is the situation but here we have a position where seven days into his presidency, he is invited to have the full pageantry of a state visit. extraordinary. completely unprecedented. the fact is that there was 61 million people who voted for donald trump, and where do we stand up in this country and condemn him for being racist, and i have seen no evidence of that... i have seen no evidence of him being racist, or that they attack him in an unseemly way. they are actually attacking the american people. the 61 million people who voted for donald trump. i want to remind the chamber that there are many african—americans in america sitting at home in fear. they are concerned about a president that has had the support of the ku klux klan

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see why they're calling this a comeback story with a tale at the westminster dog show.'s first look. >> in this morning's "gma" first look, just days before christmas, 17-year-old kenny sutner took his own life. now his former boss is facing manslaughter charges over his suicide. prosecutors accusing her of essentially bullying him to death. >>> he worked at this fayette missouri dairy queen where prosecutors say his 21-year-old supervisor harley bran ham subjected him to constant harassment. after his death, the coroner making the rare move to call an official inquest, a public hearing with a six person jury to determine whether criminal charges should be filed. a prosecutor charging her with second degree involuntary manslaughter. bran hamden nice bullying sutntory and dan abrams will weigh in on this case coming up at 7:00 a.m. for your "gma" first look i'm mara schiavocampo abc news new york. >> ♪ when a cold calls... achoo! ...answer it. with zicam cold remedy. it shortens colds, so you get better, faster. colds are gonna call. answer them with zicam! zicam. get yo

. >>> and the sentimental favorite at the westminster dog show snaps best in show. we will show you the results. all about rumor. >>> and we do say good wednesday morning, everyone, and it is a busy one. we're going to start with the breaking news, and it is potentially huge. the biggest crisis the trump administration has yet to face. >> we have learned overnight that trump aides were in contact with suspected russian intelligence officials during last year's campaign. "the new york times" says there was, quote, repeated contact in the year before the election, but it adds that there is no evidence that trump aides and russians actually cooperated to influence the election. >> and about 12 hours before news of those contacts with the russians broke, there was this exchange between abc's jonathan karl and the white house press secretary. it's critical. listen. >> you still say definitively that nobody on the trump campaign, not even general flynn, had any contact with the russians before the election. >> my understanding is that what general flynn has now expressed

the elites in westminster and holyrood won‘t just hand power over to you and you have to campaign, tois not called a struggle for nothing. the scale of how hard our task is to persuade people of our task is to persuade people of our message was underlined this week in copland. we stood up to hatred and division in stoke and defeated ukip and its sham claims to represent the working class. i want to congratulate the election of the new mp for stoke and the work done by hundreds of party supporters and members who came out to support in that election campaign and the people of stoke. thing gap against intolerance and then souness that ukip is trying to foist upon societies all over britain. it was an historic victory for the labour party. the result in copland was deeply disappointing and, of course, i take my share of responsibility for it. we have not done enough yet to rebuild trust with the people who have been ripped off and sold out for decades and do not always feel that labour represents them. now is not the time to retreat, to run away, or to give up. did not the time to retrea

westminster 30.nster 30 32 degrees in leonardtown thisah morning.ures are cold enougheno but if you factor in thetor in e winds, here are those wind chills, feels like ninetyls l seven washington, 18n, 18 gaithersburg, 22 for baltimore, 23 at quantico,uanic, manassas good morning it feelses like 24 trees as you stepou step morning. some snow flurries flying offfl to the north and west along theurriorth a i-81 corridor.orr. not dropping all that much but wisdom martin kind of pointedint out this morning he got just agt light, light grassy coatinging from some of those snowtho flurries. 43 degrees your daytime high our daytime todayhigh here in washington.as just a couple of clouds out clos there but a chilly and breezy be day heading our way t all t all right, that's a check of thehece forecast. erin como is here with some traffic. >> on-time traffic brought toffc you by toyota. bby toyota. visit buy a toyota.com for special offers.ers >> well, right now keeping anign eye on the roads andow t kake ae look behind me, a lot of congestion popping up 66

a female german shepard named "rumor" is this yeas best in show at the westminster kennel club dog show a german shepard has won best in show. rumor's owner says the dog is named after the adele song "rumor has it." an irish setter named sea breeze came in second place. still ahead on the kron four morning news at 9. a gunman remains on the loose in the bay area this morning. kron four's will tran is live in san francisco with the latest on an overnight murder. and our team coverage on the oroville dam crisis continues this morning. kron four's averi harper is live in oroville where people are trying to get back to normal this morning. and wet weather is returning to the bay area. we'll get a full forecast from the weather center on how soon. good morning and welcome to the kron 4 morning news.. here's a live look at our radar this morning. as you can see not much is going on but that's going to be changing very soon. time check high pressure aloft will maintain dry weather and seasonably mild temperatures into much of the day wednesday. an active weather pattern then returns late wedne

anna edwards is live at the house of westminster. this is bloomberg. ♪ the yen has fallen, the market reacts, it sells the dollar, it resets, it re-trades, and has the worst start on record. of daybreak is available on the bloomberg and on your mobile. making top stories this morning, the cover story, it's all about the industrial bellwether. thanks to renewables and digital . that's the front story making the front pages. we've got more earnings coming through, the focus today is around apple. the manufacturer and maker of a recorditous iphone, quarter, better than expected iphone sales meant that the tech giant pulled in its biggest profit ever and pushed its stock up 3% after hours. we will keep an eye on the tech sector when it opens up later on today. new customers are still coming on board. finally we focus on the fed, concluding its meeting today in washington. no changes are expected though officials may weigh in on the prospect of sweeping changes to regulations, tax codes, immigration, and trade. more try to put some contex

. >> and best in show tonight there's a new top dog at the westminster kennel club dog show. >>> and this different will look very different, i'll tell you about the big changes ahead. >> all of that is ahead, first what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live -- >> get ready for a night of love. >> one time i didn't win and i was passing catering on the >>> san francisco's city attorney wants to shut down a massage parlor that he says is really operating as a brothel. lawsuit was filed against the queen's health center on kearney near pine street. the fining cites evidence from an under cover investigation by the police. not everyone is surprised by the accusation. >> i'm not going to expose my friends but i heard a few stories. risky business going on up there. >> investigators found an elaborate warning system in case there were police raids. >>> harrison ford actor and sometimes pilot flew over a 747 in orange county yesterday and landed on a taxiway not a runway vitamix violating federal flight regulation spz. s. . >>> good news after a doing fell into the dark water of san francisco b