you will be casting a vote? oh, i will! it will be risky, one assumes they will lose.ck with us on skype. i can hear you just fine this time! we were just saying the snp have 59 seats in scotland, at a high watermark or can they go even further? it is unlikely they go even further? it is unlikely they will go further, to be honest. last time round, it was a remarkable result, 56 out of 59 seats, leaving the three main other parties with one each. so it is going to be a pretty tough call for them to do even better than that. my suspicion is that they may lose one or two, but we will have to wait and see. i mean, whatever they do, i think they are probably once again in for a remarkable result, and, you know, inevitably, if they lose even one seat, the other parties will turn around and say, the steam has come out of the snp, they are going backwards, which would be ridiculous, frankly, because if they came back with 50—52 seats, by any stretch of the imagination, that is still a remarkable result. how will they campaign, andy? they are talking about brexit down here, wi

will have.if the conservatives have a bigger majority, that is a tougher card to play in brussels and it makes things easier for them to get things through domestically, such as the great repeal bill. get things through domestically, such as the great repeal billm was interesting this morning when there was an announcement that there was going to be a statement the people didn't know what it was, the pound dropped dramatically, then it bounced back. by that reaction? the initial news was that there was just wa nt to initial news was that there was just want to be a press conference. we didn't know what the news was. there we re didn't know what the news was. there were rumours that might have been ill health, it could've anything. political uncertainty is unhelpful. as soon as it was clear that the uk was going to go to a general election, that theresa may had worked out that the conservatives could do better, that is when sterling took a turn upwards and the pound recovered. that uncertainty ab

mine, spirit, soul, you know, their will to win. >> their will to win.hit, play football, you have to look at their mind and their soul. >> okay. >> and their heart. >> okay. >> i'm ready. let's make some good picks and get this going. >> i just want them to run fast and hit hardy just want them to win. >> too much to ask. >> not so much into the soul. >> steve, what do you got, at the round house. >> rarely do philly police catch somebody in the act and in this case the act was shooting a guy, 27 times, but police did some excellent work and we will tell you how they dit. >>> plus a guy sleeping in bed almost got killed as well in the same incident. horns on their helmets. ostriches don't really stick their heads in the sand. a peanut is not a nut. and a real john deere is actually real affordable. you learn something new everyday. the surprisingly affordable john deere e series tractors. now you can own america's tractor for just $99 a month. learn more at your john deere dealer. >>> chilling testimony from the mother of three-year old brendan creato ♪

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these figures will change. we will cross to fillon who is speaking. fillon: i would like to thank all those who have supported me. i would like to express my gratitude. i will never forget this. on the occasion of the elections, they will have another opportunity to express the views of their right in the center. united, remain determined.

gradually, cloud will sink south. that will protect us.cloud will continue south as we head through thursday morning. 64 a time. one or two spots of rain to arrived. high pressure is still in charge on friday. not wall—to—wall. cloud again. a cold front. some rain. nothing significant. the weather stays quite quiet and settled as we head through to the weekend. perhaps a touch warmer as more mild air starts to arrive. cooler again and cloudy as we head into the weekend. and i will be back in half an hour with more from the bbc london newsroom to be now it is back to the breakfast team. newsroom. hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. the latest news and sport in a moment. coming up on breakfast this morning. as theresa may seeks approval to hold a snap general election, we'll be telling you what happens next, and what it means for the whole of the uk. also this morning, rhian lost her son and her husband within the space of a week. now she's running the london marathon to raise awareness of mental health. she'll be h

i'm will tran. ( will )lets get a check of weather this morning... (anny hong) : a strong late- season storm will produce rain and strong... gusty winds across the district thursday night into friday... ..dry and mild conditions will continue today with unsettled weather conditions returning by late in the week. moderate to heavy rainfall and strong winds are forecast beginning thursday night into friday morning as the first in a series of storm systems pushes inland. another system will follow friday evening. showers and wind may potentially persist into saturday, but they should be gradually winding down by saturday night. drier weather returns by sunday. looking at the bay area traffic maps and updating drive times. happy wednesday morning! traffic is light and bay area roadways look so far so good at this early hour. the bay bridge is problem free and will be easy coming out of the maze to cross it and get into san francisco. expect under a 10 minute trip time. moving over to the san mateo bridge westbound 92 is smooth getting to the peninsula an

she will ta ke is that it will fizzle out. going to vote for the election, but are going to abstain in the debate we will get after prime minister‘s questions. their view is this is entirely opportunistic, partisan, self interested , opportunistic, partisan, self interested, and election being called by mrs may, but they don‘t wa nt to called by mrs may, but they don‘t want to stand in the way of people having the opportunity to vote against what they call an increasingly hardline against what they call an increasingly ha rdline right—wing conservative government. they have, you know, other fish conservative government. they have, you know, otherfish to conservative government. they have, you know, other fish to fry to some extent in this election, because central to the snp‘s election campaign is trying to build momentum for what is called the second independence referendum in scotland, and their charge from nicola sturgeon, as we heard in westminster down the road this morning, saying, how can it be the case that mrs may say

that will be a myth in australia. we will see the key focus.he ecb, it is removed some uncertainty. we have not got a confirmation emmanuel macron will win this. we have got to believe in the second round there are holes the suggest -- harris poll, 25% win. it should be accurate as well. we hope to see key candidates endorse macron as well. but this removes risk for the ecb and inflation expectations have not really rolled over. but we areositive, not expecting significant change in the rhetoric from mario draghi, not expecting an outright stance. haidi: i want to say do where the polls. we are still traumatized. betty: we have learned our lesson. haidi: we were talking about the paris correspondent about this is the anti-establishment result and also anti-populism. how do you view this outcome? >> i think it should be mainly viewed from a scenario that people are now looking at this usual. it is business as europe will always be bumpy, and this was one up on the road. it was not something with an outcome that was a central crisis, but we will

they will take guy that is there. you don't necessity who they will take?layer out there. >> best player. >> it would have been sexy pick. >> you don't know who will be there but i said that derek barnett would be of their choices too. >> we didn't have tape of that >> if you would have listened clearly but that is okay. >> you said that after we edit ed it out so you look bad. >> you knew you were going to hurt my feelings. >> what do you think. >> we will start with you. >> good pick. hard player, he is a guy that will bring pressure off corner and most important thing you have to get pressure on the quarterback. you don't get to the quarterback in the nfl it doesn't matter who you have, they will get beat. >> you have to get through a gay like tre thomas. >> is what the best, how can you get beat. >> how can i get beat. one of the things i see from barnett he is an inside foot rusher what that means when you see him, he will be a four , fifth step guy where he is trying to step underneath. they are issues he will be facing on the professional level that

it will bea many areas will become dry.h of ground frost in the morning. we have this cloud drifting across northern ireland, much of scotland, northern england and wales. skies will become cloudy with the odd spot of rain. temperatures between 11 and 1a degrees. we keep the largely dry look to the weather on thursday. the cloud will break up to allow stars of sunshine and into the weekend high—pressure slowly retreating its way eastwards. these weather fronts trying to push on from the atlantic, but not having much lot. by the end of the weekend most of us will be dry and as we waft warm air up from the south, temperatures will get quite close to where they were at the end of last week. dry weather to come and potentially some warmer weather as well. you can get the latest four way you are online. this is bbc news. the headlines at 2pm: a suspected chemical attack in syria kills 58 people and injures more than 60 — most of the dead are civilians, including children. russia says the attack on the st petersburg underground t

) (will)(will) breaking news...r of the truck in the deadly attack in stockholm is admitting he did it. the lawer for 39-year- old rakhmat akilov says he acknoweldges the terrorist charge and agrees to be arrested. police say the man drove a truck into a crowd outside of a department store friday. four people were killed and 15 others were injured in the attack. ( james ) repairs are underway to five new homes that were vandalized in san jose. damage to kitchen cabinets, doors, windows and flooring is estimated around 50-thousand dollars. neighbors say two car loads of young people threw rocks at windows, knocked down signs and then kicked in the doors on rosemar court. a realtor expects most of the damage will be repaired by next weekend. ( james ) the contractor says that go

we will get some sun, and we will have spotty showers to deal with as well but i don't think anybody is complaining. good morning everyone. happy thursday to you. looking outside schuylkill headlights in the eastbound direction at king of prussia looking great. moving east or westbound side around the schuylkill right new we are starting to heat up a bit but overall we are looking good there. ninety-five at the airport taillights in the southbound direction, this is what we are looking at there, another area that we are looking nice out there, and starting to heat up but that is okay, an accident here, lower southford township sharon lane at route 113, harleysville pike. if that is your neighborhood head up on that. this is what i'm keeping my eye on overturn tractor trailer in new jersey carrying oranges, we are in the clean up phase right now. it looks like is there an orange juice spill and fuel spill so traffic right now is being diverted to i-76, westbound. doesn't sound like jim will get orange juice anytime soon in new jersey. philly events, talking about these we are talking

will the skies be clear?ere is roberta. >>> some gentle raindrops this morning across the bay area on this national pet day. we are sharing the hit with you. this is oscar, and these are gianna's babies. this national pet day, i'm surprised they are not wiener dogs. here, we have the pet of kelly, our director, this morning. we ask you to keep your pictures coming on this national pet day. it's not raining cats and dogs, but we have light showers and nothing substantial, just enough to whet your windshield. you will feel a couple of drops, but that's okay. the last three months we had a hefty february. an average month of march and so far in april, we are into the 11th day and surpassed the total for the month of february. spring showers are in the forecast and we have mostly cloudy skies across the bay. looking out over the transamerica pyramid toward oakland, we have 55 and livermore, low 50s. cool in santa rosa at 50 degrees. redwood city at 53 and san jose in the 50s. this is an area of low pressure that

we will start this interview. jinping will meet. for a full trade were is dissipating. what are you looking for today? >> today is the first day, i do not think we will get any big decisions made. trump does not want to start a trade war. i do not leave that we get any major decisions today. they need to get to know each other first. know you andg to getting to know all about your policy is the thing. we saw last night a shift from the fed. a manner to reduce the balance sheet. how do you interpret a passive and predictable manner question mark >> i think if they go about it cautiously and take out the reinvestment and do not put the market on cold turkey. they are keen to hedge talk the exit but the risks arising that policye making a hawkish mistake. stick debate is can they to three hikes and reduce the balance sheet at the end of the year, what do you make of that as a proposition? is there a potential interruption in the high path? >> they will cause after hiking into more times that they will announce in december that they are

we will let the politicians decide what will happen. we will deal with that as a comes along.. the cfo of danske bank. we will stick with the making sector again. we will speak to the ceo of barclays, jes staley. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ and: ubs beats estimates investor confidence improves. earnings from barclays and speak to the ceo jes staley in his first interview of the day. comes 100 days as u.s. president nears the landmark date, major conflict with north korea to be avoided if possible. his days in back at office. 27 eu leaders will declare unity against the u.k. this weekend. we look ahead to the crucial summit in brussels tomorrow. warm welcome to the program. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." in london, i am anna manus. 7:00 here in london. we are getting numbers from barclays, net revenue for the first quarter at 5.8 billion. that is ahead of the first quarter a year ago. an improvement on the previous year. the ct one capital ratio come in at 12.5%. that was against an estimate against 5.4%. balance sheet coming in stronger. billion,ses to 1.8 6 that is the prof

which means probably most of ,hese electors will vote white which means they will abstain.art of them will also vote for marine le pen because part of the electorate is s actually the same. burkhard: they both want to return to 60 as the age of retirement. both want to strengthen the purchasing power of the pension ears, of the small income people. for thet to cut taxes small people. you have eight or nine points on the program. all the economical and social questions that coincide. melenchon and even if was never very clear on it, i think he would have -- his discourse is either the eu changes or we leave the eu. as window, germany would never accept the rules of a far left party, so he would have probably ended up leaving the eu so the program in this sense would be the same. it is a volatile mix. we have already heard that perhaps marine le pen could emerge the victor in the second round of voting. do you buy into that? geraldine: theoretically, no. the social party, which only plus, you 6% now, have the conservative party at -- with theould macron voters, we already rea

or will it be all about brexit?n down the middle by brexit 50/50 in the referendum. but more specifically, i'm in morley and outwood, a constituency equally split down the middle between labour and conservative. former shadow chancellor, ed balls, found a new career on the dance floor after this traditionally labour stronghold was sensationally lost to the tories, with a wafer thin 422 vote majority. so are people excited about another chance to get voting? have you heard they've called an election? yes, and i don't think they should have done. unfortunately, that's the way the prime minister wants it, then good luck to her. i hope she wins it again. do you think she's right to call one? why not, give everybody a chance to speak. again? you've onlyjust had a referendum. i'm a libra, i can't make decisions. i think it's quite good. it lets the people vote for someone, instead of theresa may getting forced upon us, kind of thing. i know i'm going to put my vote to use. fantastic. you're pleased? i am very pleased. why

i don't think we will have a referendum in scotland, but if we do, it will be lost.sier with arrogant for a long time, predating the eu. michael, last word on the impact on the uk.” predating the eu. michael, last word on the impact on the uk. i am genuinely sceptical about weather a second referendum would win, but then again, it's seven years down then again, it's seven years down the line and we don't know where their brexit negotiations will be. but the contemporary conservative party really does take scotland for granted and that's one of the reasons it took gordon brown to port david cameron's chestnuts out of the fire on the first referendum. i would worry it hasn't learned its lesson and that is a real worry that scotland will go. the gunman who shot dead a police officer in paris on thursday night may or may not have grasped the full symbolism of his murderous act. the champs elysees, in sight of the arc de triomphe, is one of france's best known locations, making this a provocative challenge to the french sense of identity. the question is whether what fran

that will be a shock to the system as it turns colder and it will turn as it turns colder and it willme. it could be cold enough for a bit of snow over the hills across the uk. the attack was focused on a rebel—held town and the un is investigating. what we understood, it was a chemical attack and it came from the air. local reports say a hospital treating the victims was also hit by air strikes. the events have provoked strong criticism around the world. if proven, this will be further evidence of the barbarism of the syrian regime. but syria and its russian allies deny any responsibility. the un security council will meet in emergency session tomorrow. also tonight... in st petersburg, tributes to the 14 killed in yesterday's bomb attack on the underground system.

it will be noisy, it will be quick, it will feel like it's going ata quick, it will feel like it's going of knots. morris than anything else, it will feel extremely different to the last general election. one male reason for that, there nt won't be tv debates. number ten made it clear theresa may isn't interested in the head—to—head clashes we have seen in recent elections. that will look different. there are two other very important differences to the last election. ed miliband and david cameron both young political cos who rose through the ranks quickly inside their own parties. they had that in common, if you like. theresa may and jbg wrbg are chalk and cheese. we had the long time rebel, now the leader and the reverent‘s daughter who worked her way up over the years. different in style, totally different in political characters, too. also, the context is completely different. going into the last general election, all the way through the two main parties, labour and tory, were chasing each other day by day for the position to be ahead in the polls. it looked like there was almost noth

>> i will not speculate on that.ndspect their decisions the way they need to make their doisions, and we do what we -- what we need to make ours. on that basis we need to make our decision. manus: many bank ceos around europe and around the world what maybe a blog you standing up to government and standing up to regulators. there must be a moment at which you blink. what is a fair deal from the government, what do they need to do to halt this attentional exodus? what is the blinking point? this, it'si look at not about negotiating a deal. there's three things i look at running a bank. i want to run one bank. themarkets are part of single market in europe so i think it's fair to say that i should be able to run one bank, and now we have one bank. the second thing i want to have is a level playing field. on local, to go international, and regional competitors. the third thing a like to have is predictability. it's that environment that as a bank ceo or a ceo of any enterprise is a fair expectation, i would say. anna: b

there will be a stray shower, we will call for that but that is it and then you will clear out for soundreeze. we have to talk health report. we will see this more often in our reports in the morning because, at this time of the year, pollen, air quality, certainly uv index they will start to become problem makers air quality is quite good, pollen levels i feel like this will be red for a while, quite high, uv index more moderate because we have got more cloud and it is not warm enough to warrant a heat index issue. so that said, it is actually ever so slightly muggy. these are your temperatures but dew points, in other word moisture contend, higher that number gets more saturated air mass and in short more humid it feels. these values are closer to the air temperatures then they have been. it does feel a touch more muggy, for april standard anyway, but here's a short list of the eyewitness weather watcher temperatures coming n maryann has coolest spots we have found in browns mills, dropping below 50. sixty-one from lisa in wilmington. quite a variety pack here. but bulk of us are findi

you will be watching? i will be watching, definitely.can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you, seven days a week at bbc.c.uk forward slash papers and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you kevin and alex. goodbye. good evening. we started our working we gone cold and wintry theme. we ended on a quiet story. a lot of cloud around to the west with the best breaks to the east, predominantly dry. the showers few and far between. that was good news for those who headed off for the first day of the tour de yorkshire. perfect weather conditions as you can see from the weather watchers picture. temperatures were pleasant around the mid teens and it looks as though it would be a similar story as we move into the rikan. if you are heading that it will be fine and dry. more of the breeze through the latter stages of the weekend. for the here and now it stays quiet. some can't run overnight and temperatures will not fall very far at all. the breeze wi

we will see how long this unity will hold when the real negotiations begin.ight not hold? you think my big differences between the countries? there are and a lwa ys between the countries? there are and always have but i think that the unity of the eu, especially in the view of what happened in the last few years is so important for those countries that they think will remain unified more or less. many people see germany is the most important country in the european union and directs policies in some sense. what is the sense? we had from angela merkel there is no conspiracy against britain but what is the german pew, what do you think? -- is the german pew, what do you think? —— view. is the german pew, what do you think? -- view. she is right that is no conspiracy. britain asked to leave the eu and you have 27 european countries and the other side. of course they will speak with a unified voice. as for the german pew at the german pew is rather matter. brexit is not the most important issue at the moment in germany because we have an election coming up to. i

we will have to keep an eye on the race tomorrow. we are told the weather will be good.anyone else taking part. we've had a number of suggestions on the best running tracks. radio one. —— run to the hills by iron maiden. another said the climb by miley cyrus. any more, let us know. you've done the marathon. a couple of years ago. it's tough. it has been dubbed the brexit election and whoever wins injune will have to deal with the complex negotiations of taking britain out of the european union. so what does the summer hold for ukip? its leader paul nuttall says he will take a "positive message to the country". but with its main objective achieved, will the party still appeal to voters? we'rejoined now byjohn bickley, ukip's spokesperson on immigration. we will talk to you about all sorts of other things as well. ukip is not the party they were and didn't have the party they were and didn't have the same purpose. i know lots of yourcampaigning in the same purpose. i know lots of your campaigning in recent weeks has been about convincing people that you still have a messag

the expectation of the second round of investors will be that emmanuel macron will be victorious. let's take a look at the bloomberg. we have the daily percentage change in the s&p 500, specifically the dotted lines are 1% moves. we have still been relatively rare. to have any moves of 1%. it was much more common last year of that magnitude so we have not seen the 1% gain going back to march 1 which was the last time all three major averages were at records. we will see today if it ends up being the best session since then given that we have had some other rallies over the past couple of months. in terms of what's working today, the focus to some degree is back on earnings since we got earnings winners. illinois tool works raised its forecast with earnings beating estimates. providence sales topped estimates with revenue up a the seven straight quarter and saw a weakening of demand compared with recent demand for star wars and marble products -- marvel products. there was a boost in board games. halliburton boosted sales in north america. it's a rapidly rising count in shale. but

that will continue. the change will continue.—5 and are doing so at early evening when we have more opportunity to do so. when i was young there were limitations on restau ra nts young there were limitations on restaurants in the coffee shops available. there are so many available. there are so many available now. there are so many pressures on businesses now, business rates, people complaining about parking, you cannot get into town centres and high streets. could that be a problem? ultimately, there will be some fallout. tastes change and they do so quickly in hospitality. we dimanche new staff and new experiences. that will shift. -- and new experiences. that will shift. —— demand new stuff. operators will need to adapt and capitalise on changing tastes or they will become obsolete overtime. the arrears the changing nature of competition in retail environments. that has always happened. as consumers, we all want to get the best there is to offer. thank you very much. that drink has made me thirsty the whole way through this. w

she will be hostage to fortune. brexit will make it easier fortune.ll make it easier for her to reach that target. one of the reasons we can't depend on the deal she will make, but people will regard this with scepticism because they promised seven years ago to reduce it to tens of thousands and failed miserably. she also said there would not be an election before 2020, and here we are. sometimes you get get punished for breaking promises. shall we have a quick look at another eu story? the times, britain told to keep eu laws, no deal unless mae accepts rules on eu workers and security. we are starting to see demands from the 27 member states. this is the boss of the european parliament. we are leaving the european union but they cannot stop meddling, can the? now they are saying that, even after we have left the european union, citizens, they will still have eu rights and will be able to uphold them with the european court of justice. is it meddling to look after your citizens? if the citizens wa nt to after your citizens? if the citizens want to sta

tomorrow will be fairly mild again and then we will see a drop a couple of showers may fire up but i think they are few and far between. not looking for anything strong or severe, but a shower or two during the drive time if something to watch for. morning, a bit of moisture early on but during the afternoon, a minimal chance. i do not see a lot happening until the weekend when the area of low pressure comes through. evening,ossible in the more the exception than the rule. tonight, the same thing. tomorrow will start off fairly comfortable, 60's tomorrow morning and 80's tomorrow afternoon. we are keeping a close eye on the weekend because we will be a little unsettled. saturday, more clouds around and cooler in the 60's. i expect in saturday afternoon and evening, and the first half of sunday. early next week we start to dry out and warm back up, looking pretty stellar. jummy: i see that 83 at the end of the 10 day. a historic birth at sea world orca gave birth to a calf. this is the last one that will be born in captivity. pregnant.was already of kindness led to a chain reaction in

what will this mean? it's the first time, it will be fantastic, i'm sure they will really enjoy it. live on bbc news, what you make of the game? good game. the main thing was the result. please fit tony, pleased for chris. fantastic result. why has it gone so right this season? we are a great club, we have done a lot, moved forward , club, we have done a lot, moved forward, you win some, you lose some. fair play to everybody at the club, we deserve it. we still have to wait for the final results of the huddersfield match to make sure. are you worried about that? not at all. we're just going to win the league go to the premiership. as you can see, a lot of happy faces. because the goal difference at brighton is so much different than huddersfield it is pretty much impossible for them not to be promoted. fans are enjoying the moment. it has been a difficult time in recent years, they did not have a ground when it was sold to developers. i will leave you with some of the scenes of the people enjoying their moments after today's victory, it takes right up. mathematically they have to wa

will break up and there will be some decent sunny spells around.y with spots of rain. and temperatures just a little bit higher on thursday in some areas around the mid teens. 0n higher on thursday in some areas around the mid teens. on friday we anticipate this weather front to sink south and introduce slightly colder air into scotland and eventually all of us later on friday will see colder air coming in from the north. i hope that in the south temperatures could peak at around 17 degrees. so quite a warm end the week for southern area. the weekend, high—pressure close by but we have low pressure as well and the air is coming from the north so not warming up coming from the north so not warming up in coming from the north so not warming upina coming from the north so not warming up in a hurry. but it will be mostly dry. you're watching bbc news. i'm christian fraser live at westminster, as the prime minister calls for a snap general election. i in a surprising u—turn, theresa may says divisions i j in parliament were putting at risk the country's

the second attacks package which we will submit by october, will be the tax package where we will rates to 25%. that will be more in line with asia. at the same time, we will repeal all the the duction's where providing. the mining area and the country has somewhat impacted it. the group -- the closure of the minds, can we expect a resolution soon? >> yes, in fact, as cochairman of the mining industry coordinating committee, i have instituted a program where we the stakeholders in the mining industry that due process will be certainly done inthe -- strictly our review of the minds. in the philippines, the minds and the government come into a partnership actually. it is not a concession, more of a partnership. a sharing of revenues. in a partnership you anticipate that some things might go wrong, and we have a very strict procedure. -- penaltiesalty the are proportionate to violations if there are any. we are going to have them strictly enforced. but we will give everybody a chance, ask the required things in our contracts. >> how much is it take for the philippines? it needs a lot of re

he will ab aggressive and move up. in this draft you can maybe see him move up a little bit in round one and maybe later on try to slide back and recoup some of those picks. that is something howie does as good as anybody manipulate that board. >> reporter: manipulating the board is what he did last year being aggressive trading twice in the first round to jump up and grab car so wentz with the second overall selection. now coming up later in sports, if they stay in the first round which we think they will do, should they draft a corner back? they have a huge need there. we will talk bit then, until then i'm don bell, back to you in the studio. >> that he they do, thanks. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for everything you need to know as nfl draft approaches. we will keep you in the loop right here on television and you can check out our on line draft guide at cbs philly.com. >>> well, nfl draft may not be the only reason for traffic jams around the city this week penn relays will be in town. penn relays begins wednesd

across the south west it will be touching gale force and we will start to see some thicker cloud and rain pushing towards cornwall and devon. the attempt is no lower than 10 degrees of 11. sunday will be a dry start for many people around central and northern and eastern areas but the rain around the south—west will continue to spill northwards and eastwards as a principles on. —— as the day goes on. that rain getting into the midlands and southern england as well pushing towards london area by the middle and latter part of the afternoon. ahead of it in that site eastern breeze we could make 18 celsius across south wales. —— across societies. it should feel pleasa ntly warm across societies. it should feel pleasantly warm in england and northern ireland and parts of scotla nd northern ireland and parts of scotland with the highest amateurs across the northern ireland. into bank holiday monday this area of low pressure will bring some pretty u nsettled pressure will bring some pretty unsettled weather to our shores particularly for england and wales. it does not look like much of scot

we will win.ause] because make no mistake, we are just beginning in our fight to make america great again. [applause] now before we talk about my first 100 days, which has been very exciting and very productive, let's rate the media's 100 days. should we do that? should we do it? [booing] because as you know, they are a disgrace. according to a morning consular call, more than half of americans say the media is out of touch with everyday americans. they've proven that. [applause] according to media research center, 89% of the media's coverage of our administration has been negative and purposefully negative, and perhaps -- [booing] according toause the public since her integrity, 96% of douglas -- of journalists donations and left watching david to our opponent. and as anyone were member who our opponent was? >> lock her up, lock her up, lock her up. pres. trump: that was some opponent. finally, according to a poll last year from the associated americans haveof a lot of confidence in america. that

it will have a lot of trouble but will break through to the north over the weekend.are all set for a mild and warm temperatures. cooler weather will come in. next week the cool pattern will come in with the possible rain on tuesday.>>> winter storm debris posing a threat to boaters on northern california lakes and reservoirs. don pedro reservoir crews are trying to keep 40 acres of debris from impacting the operation of the dm and still way. look at all of that, years of drought, fires and fallen trees have created about four times the amount of debris they say in a typical year.>> >>> have you seen the wildflowers yet? lots of hillside are covered with them. i am loving this. santa clara county park department says all of the rate has produced a super bowl. we are seeing more wildflowers now than we have seen in years. tomorrow park rangers are hosting an event called wild about wildflowers, a guided hike near coyote lake. >> what an event. those are good, aren't those the metal -- terrible weep? >> the guided hike will be near coyote lake at 9 am at the lodge ramp

we will stay here live on c-span. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> ok, if we can ask for everyone to take their seats, our next panel will focus on the first 100 days of the new administration in congress. this is a milestone that it's back to the roosevelt era. we used the first 100 days to launch the new deal program, so the first 100 days has become a nomenclature we use. i don't know how relevant it is they are going to tell us how relevant it is. i'm pleased to introduce this panel. it is a politically balanced panel and we are pleased to have david wessel moderate the panel. he is the director of the hutchins center on fiscal and monetary policy at brookings. after three decades at the "wall street journal" where he was economics editor and chair, two pulitzer prizes. thank you for being here. we have the president and ceo of at thehe senior fellow bipartisan policy center, ruth marcus, famous columnist fro

it will be 55 degrees by 10:00 a.m. and we will have climbing to do. while the winds are light, the flow will shift to coming from the southwest. when you have a southwest flow you are pumping in a lot of warm air. those winds stay light, only about 5 to 15 miles per hour. an easy climb as we go through the day. 65 by 4:00 p.m. i think some of our philadelphia neighborhoods will make their way all the way up to the upper 60s by later in the day. along the jersey shore, the winds are coming in from the southwest so it will keep the wind cooler but a nice day, sunny and light winds and 57 by noon. as we get into the afternoon mid to upper 50s for forecast highs. that's today. we'll talk workweek and beyond coming up. >> thanks, crystal. >>> his confirmation complete. neil gorsuch is able to take his seat this week on the u.s. supreme court. coming up, a preview of his swearing in. (woman vo) in march, my husband didn't recognize our grandson. (woman 2 vo) that's when moderate alzheimer's made me a caregiver. (avo) if their alzheimer's is getting worse, a

will stay calm and people will understand it will ta ke and people will understand it will take longerof people came in to ta ke attacks, lots of people came in to take people away. the actual outcome is far less serious in this situation. one dortmund player is looking at a broken bone in his hand. last month, three police staff were found not—guilty of manslaughter after a man who'd been held in police custody died. thomas orchard's mother has told breakfast she now fears no—one will be held accountable for her son's death. in 2015 the home office announced a review into deaths in police custody, but so far the government hasn't published its report. campaigners say that could leave vulnerable people at risk. you may find some of the images in jayne mccubbin's report distressing. his mother tells me that as a child, thomas loved the outdoors. more comfortable with his hens than with humans, but in his troubled teenagers years his mental health deteriorated into schizophrenia, but at 32 he was a church caretaker and he was getting better. you're really proud of where thomas was at wit

we will hear from him ahead.st, netflix shares after hours the back of the first quarter earnings report. see see shares falling below $140. gipo on bloomberg, you can get the post-bell trading. we are back up above the low, up 1.2%. shrugging off the initial concerns, focusing on the customer additions initially. the numbers were below what was expected for the first quarter. in the second quarter, a little stronger. let's look at the first quarter because they added 4.95 million customers in the quarter, more than half a million behind conservative estimates. joining us for more on these results, andre swanston of tru optik and greg portell, lead partner at a.t. kearney. thank you for joining me today. the glass half empty or full? the shares are climbing above that zero level. are you worried about q1 or optimistic on q2 subscribers? >> they pushed a lot of pressure on to q2 by missing estimates for the first quarter. they will have to come through with a strong addition in the second quarter. the challenges a

we will. the two options like i said there redesigning and peering back in it some way or facing the construction of it so we do a piece at the time were, doing -making both of these when we look at the capital improvement program, and reallocate funding to these projects and defund some other projects into for those time. those are the two general options i think will be coming back with probably in about september-october >> i would like to see this project continue. i know that's an old community really looking forward to this as a contribution we could make and collaborate with them and i also know sage is part of the agreement of their transition was very interested in seeing this to fruition. so whatever we can do to really get this back on track, i would really appreciate >> yes. we are committed to doing the project. there's no question in my mind. i'm per committed to it as well so we will make this happen. just a matter of finding the money and resources, the right time and right mix

will keep checking in. >>> san francisco's shuttles will start two hours before game time. sitting these are charging bicyclists to use the dedicated bike lanes. valet parking is also available for you. >>> the search goes on for a former atlanta braves star. otis nixon. he was last seen saturday morning leaving his house to play golf. he played 17 years of the major league including four with the amana brace. he also had problems with drugs. he was most recently arrested in 23rd team on drug charges. >>> a triathlon takes a surprising turn. what athletes had a hard time finishing. >>> catching criminals of saving gas. we will tell you about ford hybrid police car. >>> traffic was good this morning but we will tell you about an issue south of here in the hayward area. a collision that is tying things up in the east bay. >>> a week system dragging across that will not too much. by the time we get to the giants opener we will be good to go. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just

it will not work.ve a social media element therefore you have to check some things, you will need to have a liaison officers working across these companies, and to save you might contribute somewhat taxes, please! these companies are so powerful now they are almost above individual national governments. jeremy corbyn pledges £3 billion to close the education gap. the labour leader vows to invest in children's future, he tells teachers. we don't know where this money is coming from yet. it is an interesting thing. we did not know where the money for donald trump's walls going to come from. still nobody knows. rhys gill got elected. it is entirely possible that ofjeremy corbyn promises the right things people will elect him regardless of the fact it doesn't have funding in place. to be fair to him, he said that he will explain in the labour manifesto— able paper this with heavy hints will be taxes on corporations, cutting down on tax evasion. we have been promised that a lot. basically raising taxes on w

and, under president trump's leadership, i know our alliance will be even stronger, our nations will be safer and the asian-pacific will be more secure. [speaking foreign language] v.p. pence: nowhere is that more evident than our commitment to fight the biggest threat, the regime in north korea. since 1992, the united states denuclearizea north korea. we hope to achieve this objective through peaceful means but all options are on the table. just in the past two weeks, the world witnessed the strength and resolve of our new president in actions taken in syria and afghanistan. north korea would do well not to test his resolve. we will continue to deploy the defense system as a measure. we will continue to evolve a comprehensive set of capabilities to ensure the security of south korea. as our secretary of defense made clear here in south korea, we will defeat any attack and we will meet any use of conventional or nuclear weapons with an overwhelming and effective response. foreignor: [speaking language] v.p. pence: strategic patience has been the approach of the last american administ

i will say it will be a very competitive rate that will bring back trillions of dollars.elates to the definition of contractors and things along those lines, those will be the details we'll work with congress on as we turn this into a bill that will get signed by the president. >> reporter: so as the secretary said, we are working very diligently with the house and the senate on coming up with final details of the bill. you're going into very repatriation. >> very important ones. >> we agree. very important. our basic premise here is to i am pli fi tsimplify and make it. we want to make the system very fair. that's one of the things on our list that we will work on, just as secretary mnuchin said. we will get back to you with definitive answers on all of these details. >> on the 10, 25 and 35 rates, do you have income brackets proposed? >> again, we are in constant dialogue with the house and the senate. as the secretary said, we're holding a bunch of listening groups right now. we have outlines. we have a broad brush view of where they're going to be. we're running an en

will be the last color. jump right in. caller: i will jump right in. i believe in truth, fact and results. i go on my morning walk and a think about all of this stuff about the trillions of dollars of debt. in 1992, heaid that said if you make an f-14 made of solid gold, it would still not be worth $40 million. -- said that if you keep telling a lie over and over again, it does get accepted as the truth. we cannot possibly be $19 trillion in debt. ross perot said that if you were to give everybody in the world social security that qualifies, it wouldn't even equal a trillion dollars. so i'm questioning where people are making of the fictitious numbers about how we are $19 trillion in debt. i wish somebody would sit down and give the actual numbers of how much we are actually in debt. on my morninggo walk and think about the national debt. that is something we have in common. it isn't a fictitious number. it comes from the treasury. you can go to the debt to the penny and it gives a better explanation. but we are $14.5 trillion in debt for the money we

temperatures will drop. quite chilly feel, i suspect, temperatures will drop. on the coming weekend. this is bbc world news. our top story: north korea tells the bbc it is prepared to launch a nuclear strike if the us decides to attack it. the us vice president visited the north korean border and told tom young not detest america's resolved by continuing to pursue its nuclear programme. “— by continuing to pursue its nuclear programme. —— pyongyang. turkey has extended its campaign and the president says it will continue after its victory. easter monday in washington meant it was time for donald trump to share a stage with the white house bunny. the lawns were filled with children for the long—standing tradition of the easter egg hunt. stay with us on bbc world news. now it is time for hardtalk.

i will give...ce to do today what she has shamefully so far refused to do. do not pass the buck. stand up here today and tell this chamber, tell scotland straight, do you support the rape clause in principle or do you, like me, think it is utterly abhorrent? answer the question. i'll answer the question the same way i answered it in the press this morning. if the first minister doesn't like the two—child tax policy, she can change it. but the truth is... the truth is this first minister is always happier, always happier, complaining about the uk government than she is about doing anything herself. and the fact is that the way the snp is readying itself to pour negativity on this country at this election is shameful. and she might not like it, she might not like it, but scotland is part of this united kingdom. and if the first minister really wants to set out her stall at this election, isn't a practical vision of how she is governing scotland the very least that we should all expect? given the way t

. >> our trauma center will stay open. doctors and nurses will stay on their jobs. our foster kids will continue to get the support they need. >> san francisco is also celebrating the decision. >> this is why we have courts, to halt the overreach of a president and attorney general who either don't understand the constitution or choose to ignore it. >> san jose immigration attorney says the executive order had several constitutional problems. >> first of all, there's no definition. nobody knows what it means or who is a sanctuary >> in a statement trump said it powered the worst kind of human trafficking and sex trafficking. the administration is vowing to fight back. >> i think the case is very well written. i don't think he is going to win on appeal. i think it's pretty bullet proof. >> santa clara's county says they are prepared to defend the case if the president does appeal. >>> we have posted the court ruling on our website, abc7news.com, and offered push alerts on the news app when that story broke. happening today president trump set to unveil the blueprint