a modest press of or to our studio in taipei where william young is keeping an eye on those trade talks for a way in china and the u.s. concluded those latest talks now yesterday what's the latest development. yes monica so sources have already hinted that an agreement an announcement of the u.s. china trade deal could happen during next week's trade talks in washington additionally media reports have suggested that china and the u.s. have already agreed on how to enforce that agreement however the details of how that would be real while will still be decided during next week straight talk and how do experts in china think about the prospect of both sides agreeing on a final deal in the coming weeks isn't likely. yeah so the chinese experts think that right now the remaining issues in the ongoing trade talk is actually not that hard to resolve for china in the u.s. however the u.s. did still want to keep some of the tariffs and so the question now is which terrorists to remove the u.s. is likely to keep the tariffs on high tech products from china while china well probably keep the tari

now let's talk more about this with our con our correspondent in taipei william young william nice to have you on the show what's the feeling in china over these coming trade talks and it looks like we're having some technical issues here we'll try and come back to william later on to drivers in australia the united states england and south america say they've gone on strike the demonstrations are actually more of a protest given that drivers are not unionized and that's exactly the point with set to raise billions in cash from public markets friday driver said.

william randolph hearst is a young, wealthy, newspaper publisher. according to creelman, hearst's message to remington was, please remain, "you furnish the pictures, i'll furnish the war." but remington does not remain in cuba, he returns after six days. then hearst newspaper gives remington's sketches big-time treatment, prominent display, prominent display in hearst's new york journal. it seems unlikely that hearst would have tolerated this kind of insubordination. that he would have tolerated, that he would have put up with what was a clear disregard of his instruction to remain in cuba. the tale is also contradicted by the writings of davis and remington, who in the weeks and months afterward described scenes of violence and a people on cuba. davis in one of his letters home states quite clearly, there is war here, make no mistake. there is war here. remember, according to creelman, remington telegram to hearst said everything is quiet in cuba. but his own contemporary work and that of his traveling companion, richard harding davis, contradicts

terrel williams and neil young were tonight's offers wine, food and celebrity chef demonstrations. festival goers talk to us today . >> the weather is beautiful, the scenery, the wind, it is beautiful. >> the weather, certainly beautiful yesterday and today. tomorrow maybe a little different so bring your umbrella. bottle rock is expected to attract roughly 40,000 people this holiday weekend. tomorrow, the event wraps up with santana. >>> robots are expanding into farming. later tonight, we take a look at the country's first robotic farm right here in the bay area. >>> coming up later in sports ross, the a's look for their eighth consecutive win as they take on the merits. >> and west pointe most diverse graduating class ever to receive their diplomas today. vice president mike pence says graduates me soon see -- man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a mont

the headline act is neil young and farrell williams. >> a sir mucher is safe this evening after getting stranded in san francisco. rescuers with the parks service and the parks department reached the surfer. they brought them to shore, paramedics took the surfer to the hospital for a check up. >> a grocery store has now enacted a new policy for buys a select grade of beef. you have to pay for it before you can have it. surveillance video shows the reason why tokyo fish market is changing their policy. a woman stuffed five pounds into her purpose after requesting it. two men swiped it on thursday. it sells for $99 a pound so they lost about $600 in the last two days. >> new developments with the rebuilding of santa rosa. h filed lawsuits. it is a story that abc 7 news has been following now for several weeks. multiple people complained of spending tens of thousands of dollars and the contractor doing little to know work on their homes. they have not responded to the latest allegations. last week the company though did tell us that they did not anticipate the obstacles they faced in the n

headliners included imagine dragons, williams, santana mumford and sons and neil young. we show you this years festivities include a party that really is not. >> reporter: people came from all over napa to enjoy the festival in its seventh year. >> it's something new.>> the music is fantastic always a good lineup. the food is really good. >> the wine for sure, the food is amazing i was really excited about the curry.>> reporter: food, music wine and beer, they have you covered.>> a brand continues to grow.>> reporter: one place you have to hit up is the food area. behind the scenes all the tasty items like these ribs are being prepared but one of my favorite places is the porta potty. once inside you can see it is not a potty but a party full of people.>> it's all beers, you have to be careful with wine it's a dangerous drink to have all day long. >> reporter: over 120,000 people are expected over the weekend. it's sold out but you can check the website for oversell tickets.>> if you don't want to drive to bottlerock free shuttle rides are offered to concertgoers includi

and when you broke with the republican party, republican congress, there's a picture of a young william cohen. when you broke with your own republican party, you thought your career was going to be over. so what advice do you give republicans right now who think that they should begin some sort of impeachment inquiry but refusing to do so. >> you aren't elected to simply seek re-election. your job is one where you took an oath to defend the country against enemies foreign and domestic. you have an obligation to hold the president and any other official to the highest standards of a fiduciary. when we take an oath to serve the public, only our interests can be at stake here, not -- in terms of serving the public's interest. we cannot act out of self-promotion or self-aggrandizement, self enrichment. only for our interests as serving as fiduciaries. so i just think the republicans have to decide whether they are willing to be defeated. and i think in my own case, i don't expect to come back to the united states congress. i had a popular opponent. most of the republicans had turned against

them, it's fulfillment that they wish to start a family, harry saw the happiness william and catherine founded the youngn and he has made little secret to emulate that. but unlike his brother and sister—in—law, harry and megan are free of responsibility of producing a child in direct line to the throne, it has given them more latitude planning a homebirth with the medical team at their choice send no photo call —— protocol on hospital steps, instead sharing the news on their instagram account. the measure of this birth being handled asa measure of this birth being handled as a measure of how he wants to control the way his families presented. he and megan clearly recognise the level of international interest, but it's their determination to manage things as much as possible their way. baby sussex will be seventh in line to the throne. he will not automatically be styled his royal highness as a prince, but such things will be admitted to account tonight as his parents, harry and meghan, marvel at the safe delivery of their sun. as we heard there it's thought the baby was born at the royal couple's home f

harry has seen the happiness william and catherine found in their young chdren, and he has made littlet of his wish to emulate them. unlike his brother and sister-in-law, harry and meghan are free of responsibility of producing a child in direct line to the throne. it has given them greater latitude, planning a home birth with the medical team of their choice. sharing the news with th followers of their instagram account. the manner in which this birth has been handled is a measure of an particular harry's desire to death determinati -- harry's determination to control the way his family is presented. he a level of international interest, but it is their determination to manage things as much as w possible the. .aby sussex will be seventh in line to the thro he won't automatically be styled his royal highness or designated as a prince, but such things will be of little account tonight as his parents, harry and meghan, marvel at the safe delivery of their son. nicholas witchl, bbc news. jane: for more on the reaction i'm joined by a senior writer york"e cut at " new magazinehe and host

young age when he lost his mom. what do you suppose inspired him to share like that? >> i think overall, fredricka, williamtounded at the statistics in the uk. these are purely for the uk. i don't know how it reflects in the u.s. but south siuicide is the bigge killer of young men in the uk. 75% of all suicides are men. so i think william, he's really trying to reduce this stigma somewhat in the same way diana reduced the stigma around hiv/a.i.d.s. in the '80s. when she shook hands with an a.i.d.s. patient, people couldn't believe what she'd don. mental health has long had a stigma. in this documentary, one of the footballers says he was diagnosed with depression, and a football club wanted to meet him just to make sure he wasn't crazy. there's this terrible association that if you con ffe to having a mental health issue, somebody might say you're crazy. i think william is trying to start a national dialogue, particularly try and get young men to open up and say it's okay to cry. it's okay to struggle. it's okay. you are normal. i'm a prince. i struggle. so it's very candid and an important conversation. >

harry has seen the happiness william and catherine have found in their young children, and he's madecret of his wish to emulate them. but unlike his brother and sister—in—law, harry and meghan are free of the responsibility of producing a child in direct line to the throne. it has given them much greater latitude, planning a home birth with a medical team of their choice. so no photo call on the hospital steps, instead sharing the news on their instagram account. the manner in which this birth has been handled is a measure of, in particular, harry's determination to control the way in which his family is presented. he and meghan clearly recognise the level of international interest. but it is their determination to manage things, as much as possible, their way. baby sussex will be seventh in line to the throne. he won't automatically be styled his royal highness, or designated a prince. but such things will be of little account tonight as his parents, harry and meghan, marvel at the safe delivery of their son. as you heard there, it's thought the baby was born of the royal couple boz

harry has seen the happiness william and catherine have found in their young children, and he has madetle secret of his wish to emulate them. but harry and meghan are free of the responsibility of producing a child in direct line to the throne. it has given them much greater latitude, planning a home birth with a medical team of their choice. so no photo call on the hospital steps, instead sharing the news on their instagram account. the manner in which this birth has been handled is a measure of, in particular, harry's determination to control the way in which his family is presented. he and meghan clearly recognise the level of international interest. but it is their determination to manage things, as much as possible, their way. baby sussex will be seventh in line to the throne. he won't automatically be styled his royal highness, or designated a prince. but such things will be of little account tonight as his parents, harry and meghan, marvel at the safe delivery of their son. it is thought the baby was born at the couple's home at frogmore cottage. it is a boy and the bubbles of f

william brangham recently sat down with him about it. here's that interview. >> brangham: almost 160 years ,go, with america on the brink of civil wa young writeer from connecticut was sent south to file regular dispatches om the so-called "cotton kingdom" of the slave-holding states.

now for more on this let's go to our correspondent in taipei william young you are william thanks for coming on the show we have what's the feeling in china over these coming trade talks. yes stephen so we know that china's ministry of commerce has already said beijing is left with no choice but to implement counter measures even though they did not specify what would be adopted and the state run people say they also publish an op ed warning the u.s. not to expect china to respond to donald trump's threats with concessions so it's clear that the chinese are not ready to give in to pressures from washington without weighing their options to extend the trade talk. that's at least the public right right that there's going to they're going to tow the hard line here but there is a bit of pressure on beijing to come out with a deal correct given the economic indicators in the country. yeah exactly so and especially after the chinese president xi jinping he vetoed the extra concessions that's proposed by the chinese trade representative last week so the biggest mission for the chinese delega

in san francisco this morning, sara zendehnam, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> neil young and farah williams willay with music, food, and drinks. more than 100,000 people come from all over the world to enjoy this three-day festival, it's seventh year, and veterans and newbies alike have all reasons to had to napa this year. >> i love live music, we are too old for coachella. >> something new. >> the music is fantastic, always a good lineup. then, the food is really really good. >> the festival also features local food vendors and of course, wine. a continues saturday and sunday at the napa valley expo. >>> new this martin, presidential candidate pete buttigieg is on the campaign trail in new hampshire this morning, one of the earliest primary states in the 2020 race. >> yes, i believe this country needs to provide a national program or insurance for long- term care, just like we do for healthcare and medicare. >> the mayor of south bend indiana to questions of the backyard fundraiser, in addition to addressing healthcare, he talked about homelessness and rights for people with disability. mayor

imagine dragons and logic tonight, tomorrow, featuring neil young, promise of the real, pharrell williamsons. >>> the bay bridge toll plaza as the travel rush starts to get under way. the time you'll want to avoid driving if you're hitting the road for the long weekend. >> and looking live. we're in the green. another update on how the markets are doing up next. >>> a massiveal nowon d. >>> hey, mike. >> good morning. let's start with neighborhood temperatures. pleasanton and everybody else in the mid-50s until you get to walnut creek, concord, some upper 50s there. pacifica, 52. here is a look at the san mateo bridge. it is dry this moving. i haven't seen any fog. cool this morning but mild on mass transit ferry ride. no small craft advisories to worry about. we'll be in the upper 60s to low 70s from noon to 6:00. 62 with sunshine at 8:00. east bay valleys, we're in the 60s through noon. low 70s this afternoon. a cool 62, though, at 8:00. down in the south bay, 50s. near 70 at noon. low to mid-70s through 6:00 and about 64 degrees at 8:00. temperatures will drop off rapidly. have a coat

william was just 15 at the time of her death in 1997. i think when you are bereaved at a very youngesonate closely to that, you feel pain like no other pain and you know that your life, it is going to be very difficult to come across something that is going to be even worse pain than us. but it also brings you so close to all those other people out there who have been bereaved. injuly 2017 the prince left the east anglia air ambulance service. his two—year experience as an air ambulance pilot had a profound influence on his outlook. in some cases very raw, emotional day—to—day stuff, where you are dealing with families who are having the worst news they could ever possibly have on a day—to—day basis. it gives you a very depressing, negative feeling when you think that is just around the door everywhere i go. that is quite a burden to carry on the field. prince william has made mental health the cornerstone of his public work. by speaking so honestly, he hopes it will encourage others to take this issue much more seriously. millions of people will tune in on saturday night to the fin

sylvan esso then on saturday as neil young promise of the real williams daniel ratliff and night sweats inc and then we have gary clark junior alas lastly sunday. the big headliners are mumford and sons and santana now that's just to name a few of those are the headlines there are going to be dozens of other artists here that people are rude really looking for do some of that never heard of them. people die. fans here now the festival also has a cold air station there's going to be a lot famous people there. performing in different ways, am there's going to be a dozens of booths a you can check out the restaurant's from sonoma county check out some local eats very cool and then at after each festival day there's an app after party of course is not going to stop just there there's going to be a parties downtown napa they will go until 10:00am sure longer than that. dozens of people be driving from all over the bay area. but let me just tell you you look the house yet you might want to check this out there's going to be a bottle all buses will have hiccups and you're from mill valley to t

so at age 18, young trudy lit out for the birthplace of william shakespeare. >> packed my tiny littletcase and headed towards, where else, stratford-upon-avon. if you're going to be an actor, let's go big. >> reporter: the gamble paid off. by age 25, she landed leading roles with the royal shakespeare company. sting was equally ambitious. >> when you said a woman changed my life, i didn't think you were going to mention the queen mother. i thought you were going to mention "roxanne." ♪ roxanne, you don't have to put on the red light, those days are over, you don't have to sell your body to the night ♪ ♪ roxanne >> reporter: "roxanne" was the fist of a series of worldwide hits. sting was married with two kids when he met trudy styler. >> it started to dawn on us a year into getting to know each other that we sparked in a way that friends don't spark. >> reporter: let's just say. >> let's just say. >> reporter: they married 27 years ago. and after a long search, found il palazio. >> it was very dilapidated, and we bought it for a song. maybe two songs. i'm not sure. >> reporter: once th

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of six music stages will have simultaneous performance, it includes imagine dragons, neil young, for l williamsaller acts such as napa valley youth symphony. >> it is bigger than any event in the past, you are going to feel like you are up close in person. >>> the food trucks are lined up, they will be there representing some of the star chefs, this year, they have increased the number of staff at the event, and they have tried to address neighbors concerns about noise and traffic. >>> the toronto raptors are heading back to toronto with a lead in the nba's eastern conference finals. the raptors dug themselves out of an early 14 point hole, then got 15 points in the fourth, to send the top milwaukee bucks to the first three-game losing streak of the season. the raptors won, 105-99. game six is tomorrow night, the winner of the best answers will play the warriors in the finals. game one of the finals is next thursday. >>> aunt, the back-to-back nba champion warriors have a lot planned for you during the nba finals, they announced the events around the bay area, and they will have team ambassador

we saw mazie williams, sophie turner go from being girls to now young women and they're connected to it in a very deep way that's very sat is fewing and very involved but also social media came with the show and because it wasn't ended, people were filling the void with their speculations about where it was going and that connected us deeply to the show in a way that we weren't connected to other shows in the past. >> the difference between the sopranos and "sex and the city" and "breaking bad" and other greats, it is a fantasy show so the characters are not -- i don't particularly feel quite like them. >> they don't feel likely family members. >> they're a little separate from that. >> you're going to like ariya. >> i can't wait to see it. >> thank you very much. >>> millions of people in yemen are one step away from familiar anyone so up next, a cnn investigation kproess a humanitarian crisis. i'm working to keep the fire going for another 150 years. ♪ to inspire confidence through style. ♪ i'm working to make connections of a different kind. ♪ i'm working for beauty that begins wi

the other young lawyer working on that memo about high crimes and misdemeanors was a republican, williameld. who is now the only republican candidate for president running against donald trump. those two young lawyers both had big funs in politics in their parties. bill weld became the two-term republican governor of massachusetts after serving as the u.s. attorney in boston appointed by president ronald reagan. and after that, bill weld was promoted by president reagan to become the head of the criminal division of the justice department, bill weld grew up in the era of principled republicans and principled democrats along with corrupt republicans and corrupt democrats. and what the impeachment investigation of president nixon showed is that there is come a time in politics when you have to stand on principle over party. we showed you that last night when the only republican member of the house judiciary committee who voted for all three articles of impeachment against richard nixon announced his vote on impeachment. >> now i'm a republican. party loyalty and personal affection and pres

associationcan bar young lawyers division spring conference featured a conversation with former attorney general alberto gonzales, who talked about the motor report and its handling by attorney general william barr and the white house. this is about 40 minutes. logan: thank you very much for being here. my name is logan murphy, i'm the chair elect of the young lawyers division of the american bar association. this is aba wild east conference in washington, dc. we are incredibly pleased and honored to have your with us this morning but you need very little introduction. white house counsel, the attorney general and current dean of belmont law, alberto gonzales. welcome him for joining us this morning. ning . >> thank you for coming up, we appreciate it. thanks for getting up early and

we have on saturday to me neil young promise of the real for l williams nathaniel ratliff and the night sweats plus gary clark junior leslie sunday, the big headliners are mumford and sons and santana each day, the of the festival there's going to be at afterwards like after shows, you can attend downtown napa those going till 10 o'clock i'm sure people are going to be having a good time all night long. but it's not just about the music you guys so so the colder experience is a cautionary stage where you get to they'll be able to still be entertained by performances and even we heard and to me from clear eyes going to be here along with several other famous people that you can really just get entertained by the you can also try foods from all over sonoma county try some delicious foods now a little tip for those of you who are coming out here thousands people will be driving but if you don't feel like hitting the roads as we've heard it's not going to be fun, a lot of traffic gas is expensive. they're going to be dozens of buses that leave daily to pick people from all over the bay area

on on those you prove also why the person william it not to respond it's there you are going to continue to contact. via skype it will go to others or more young. people. that will. say not so long ago it was still possible to cross the border and large quantities of merchandise alive here in gaza and ten sixty kilometers from the syrian border. according to several sources this turkish city is a hub for the trafficking of objects plundered by isis showing bush. doesn't have is full of antiquities stores in one window check most spots what he thinks ossified smuggled in from syria. before to be sure that lead you to start. that you can then stop the pollution i'm ashley initialises. you're seriously seriously. you know this whole thing. seems to be a. particular sound with music in the in the chemistry happen. very soon so she went through three today normal most if you still miss if i believe sip of the. cereal and celery and you. shouldn't. the yellow new york. there was another the one in the muslim american ramadan i mean they're not in the. theater but under believe it or not a lot of the. original if they get that someone almost. made it

williams in 1992. >> okay. so with the genie's three wishes, the young man can make himself a fresh prince to capture princess jasmineit is rated pg. >>> he is mixing two classics together. i'm actually really looking forward to this. >> you say you're a big fan. >> big fan. >> will smith or aladdin? . >> all of it. for me this is mouind blown. >> saturday it will be raining off and on. a lot of people may be making plans to stay inside. we take a live look at tiburon. it won't stay that way all day. as the seven-day forecast comes up at the bottom of the screen, we will have a couple more days of nice weather. it will be cooling off. clouds are rolling in to walnut creek. and you will still need sunglasses by 8:00 to 9:00, skies will start to clear. more sun throughout the rest of the day. the high downtown up to 75 degrees. 73 in gilroy. for the inland areas, reaching into the mid-70s. perfect weather. leave the air-conditioning off. also open up the windows andlet a nice, fresh breeze in. temperatures 73 in palo alto. breezy in san francisco. embarcadero reaching 63 degrees. and low 70s in parts of the north bay.

footballing relevance the sound of the final whistle delivered william didn't fans the right to step up into the bundesliga on student feet. when young fans spilled onto the streets around the stadium to light up the not for a beacon for the underdogs. victory after which woods simply file 6. there are i have no words i can just have a word. do you care about our supporters in s.c. what you do in the house from no idea if they feel that they're going to honor your interfering already are there in the tradition of these passionate rather than with the fan base the celebrations were unselfconscious. when you're in berlin are a club by the people for the people and very much all of these people and now by the bundesliga the footballing world is about to get a text. you see the tears there you see the emotion there not your bite of the mel modern football are they know they are not their former east german state sponsored club and they've been anti establishment from the very birth and they remind that whites and i they pre-game experience is sitting there waiting for the football to start there's no pre-show there's no smoke there's no

williams. a group of recovering drug addicts have told mps that intervention to help young people doesn't beginee to describe their experiences as part of an inquiry into problem drug use in scotland. they said there was a lack of support which could have made their recovery easier. i reached out to social work for support for me and my children. the way they supported me was by removing my children and... ..looking after them and then leaving me to it. there was no additional support for me to address any issues. i didn't know how to work through my addiction and then in dundee, there wasn't very much on offer at that time anyway. i wasn't engaging with the services properly. but the first time i probably did really engage was about three and a half years ago. and it was the first time i was showed empathy and compassion and care from my service worker who worked a number of years and that service for us actually feel compassion and care and empathy. and that's when it all began and i got showed that, things that came over my prescription, nearly two and a half years ago now. this was hard. th

young, progressive royal parents. will they push the boundaries perhaps more than william and kate have done?ry possible. they have got that much more latitude being further down the pecking order. it will be fascinating to watch how they raise this baby. meghan has talked about raising her baby as a feminist, whether the baby turns out to bea feminist, whether the baby turns out to be a boy ora feminist, whether the baby turns out to be a boy or a girl, and has described harry himself as a feminist. what impact will that have do you think on their parenting?” think they are going to raise the child whether it is a boy or girl to believe they can do anything, whether they want to be president or prime minister. we have heard a lot about how they're going to raise them with regard to gender. i don't think you will necessarily get pink forgirl or think you will necessarily get pink for girl or blue for a boy. they will be forward thinking in that respect. i think whether it is a boy 01’ respect. i think whether it is a boy orgirl, he or respect. i think whether it is a boy or girl, he or she wi

neil young promise of the real for l williams us we had this annual ratliff and the night sweats gary clark junior and lastly sunday. we have the big headliner being the beloved mumford and sons and santana a bay area native. each year the festival day the party just continues with dozens of performance scheduled until 10 o'clock there's after shows downtown napa near the fairgrounds there's also a colder stage here at the venue with star chefs for people to taste delicious foods but thousands will be driving all over to attend the festival, we know 40,000 a day that's 120,000 people this weekend we're going to be here in napa incredible so a lot of people be driving but for those live in the bay area if you haven't planned already there our a dozens of bottle rocket buses that will leave daily to pick people up is also just head the ball rock web site may have all the details there and if you're coming up here for the festival make sure you're where you don't bring this these items. shares professional cameras selfie sticks in aircell because they are not allowed to know it's going t

imagine dragons logic, one republic and sylvan esso then saturday we've got neil young promise of the real for l williams nathaniel ratliff and the night sweats and we have gary clark junior, lastly sunday, the 2 biggest headliners are mumford and sons and santana everybody in the bay area loves santana after each vessel that is also after shows that take place in nab of let me dozens of performances going until 10 o'clock i'm sure people will be having a good time all night long and the downtown napa area but here in had the venue there's so much to do you can check out different different venue then years and you can check out all the different local foods so if you love food and drinks in having a good time in music. it's going to be great. so we showed you the main stage show you the corner stage next summer show you the other biggest stage will show you the vantage points and all the cool things you can check out if you're coming this weekend if you are coming this weekend make sure definitely avoid bringing certain items, including. back tax selfie sticks no selfie 6 guys arrow they're not allowed

williams in 1992. ♪ try your best to stay calm >>> the young man can remake himself as fresh prince to capture princessasmine. it is rated pg. >> happening now, health officials are responding to a flu outbreak the a migrant shelter in san diego. the outbreak is affecting migrants flown from texas to san diego this week. doctors say three out of the almost 400 people tested positive for the flu. the outbreak comes a few days after a 16-year-old boy from guatemala died at a shelter in texas. >> up next on "today in the bay", a quick look at the top stories. a vandalized war memorial. who police say committed the crime. >> turning right on red in one bay area city may soon be a thing of the past. >>> plus, items once seen on the big screen. they can now be yours. where the unique items will be sold. 6:53. much more for you right here on "today in the bay". before you h here are the top stories on today in the bay-- >>> welcome back. before you head out the door, here are some of the top stories on "today in the bay". >>> breaking news to tell you about. while you were sleeping, a shakeup at 10 downing st

prince william opens up over the "pain" he suffered after the death of his mother diana in a bbc documentary about mental health. i think when you are bereaved at a youngi can resonate closely to that, you feel pain like no other pain. final preparations are being made for the 64th eurovision song contest in tel aviv, with michael rice flying the flag for the uk. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week: recognising faces years later. video from all angles. and the rise of the machines. artificial intelligence continues to play a bigger and bigger role in our lives, so it is no surprise that the barbican‘s summer exhibition charts our perception of computers, intelligence and artificial beings through the ages and through the lens of different cultures. the desire to create artificial life is old, very old. it goes back at least as far as the legend of the gollum, created from dust or clay and brought to life through incantation. ai: more than human is a celebration and a critical examination of innovation — that's a lot of "ations" — showcasing the works of diverse digital artists and academic institutions around the world. see, in 100 years‘ t

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william barr's testimony this week. he spoke this morning at a conference hosted by the young lawyers division

associationcan bar young lawyers division spring conference featured a conversation with former attorney general alberto gonzales, who talked about the motor report and its handling by attorney general william barr and the white house. this is about 40 minutes. logan: thank you very much for being here. my name is logan murphy, i'm the chair elect of the young lawyers division of the american bar association. this is aba wild east conference in washington, dc. we are incredibly pleased and honored to have your with us this morning but you need very little introduction. white house counsel, the attorney general and current dean of belmont law, alberto gonzales. welcome him for joining us this morning. ning . >> thank you for coming up, we appreciate it. thanks for getting up early and you and i had mixed feelings every time i come back to washington dc. how many great memories but also bad memories. it's tough being attorney general. our current attorney general is appreciating it more and more each day. >> will tackle theelephant in the room since you mentioned first . so i know that you have a relationship with both the attorney general and special counsel mueller talk a little bit about t

and the young hero who was killed when he jumped on top of him. >>> under fire on capitol hill. attorney general williamr is asked why he did not reveal to the american people weeks ago that robert mueller was not pleased with what barr d

. >> william doesn't even let his son touch his delicate crafts. not that larry's interested. >> as a youngan, i didn't pay as much attention to what he was doing. when you're 16 or 17 years old, the last thing you're worried about is your dad up in a building, building models. >> but outside the family, word is spreading about a reclusive shipwright in the woods of louisiana. they call from around the country and around the world. civil war buffs and private collectors not only want to see his work, they want to buy it. was this profit-making for him? that's next. >> but first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question. the c.s.s. virginia was a confederate ironclad warship also known by what name? the answer after the break. sasha: hey kevin, you thinking about retirement? kevin: of course i've thought about it, but there's all this stuff in the way. sasha: you're not kidding. kevin the house, the kids are going to college. sasha: my new car. kevin: car? you bought a new car? sasha: oh hey! you should meet my friend avo. avo's a retirement coach he'll help get you started. kevin: but what d

young delusion is over. his democratic opponents in congress disagree with a monday deadline for u.s. attorney general william barr to turn over an unproductive copy of special counsel robert muller's report came and went democrats and now as their next step president trappist told congress wednesday the house judiciary committee will vote on whether to hold barr in contempt of congress a criminal offense he lied to congress and anybody else did that it would be considered a crime. a blacked out muller report was released last month it concluded no one from the truck campaign committed a crime when they met with russians during the two thousand and sixteen election campaign however muller wrote well this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime it also does not exonerate him. democrats want to see the whole report something bar has refused even skipping a hearing last week democrats believe barr is protecting trumped by covering up evidence of misconduct they argue they have a constitutional obligation to investigate the president for alleged corruption and obstruction of justice republic