beijing based lynn lynn is just starting out in her career as a life. streamer the twenty two year old studied management in singapore back in china she got a job at a state owned enterprise but she saw little future there. but down there. i don't want to be tied down by my job i love my freedom life streaming is a new industry i want to try it out and find out what i can do with it. lynn lynn hopes this agency in beijing will help her make her dreams come true the company has rows and rows of small studios and some nine thousand lifestream is under contract that job is to build up the biggest possible fan base. after passing in or dition lynn lynn now streams for six hours a day more than two hundred million chinese visit live streaming platforms lynn lynn only has around a thousand viewers so far but she answers messages sings and chats about her daily life even while eating she still streaming. as a newcomer she doesn't much. i'm like this man is insane is getting ready next door he's a star of the industry with more than a million followers after co

lynn: could you elaborate? rep. griffiths: the case was a woman who applied to martin marietta, i believe she was in florida. she had five children. they told her that they would not take a woman who had children under the age of six. it was a $3 an hour job. they admitted in court why of course they would not think of asking a man that question. the man did have children under six. now this was a clear case of discrimination. and the supreme court in its decision sent the decision back to the lower court for further information as to whether or not women with children under six were good employees. what kind of nonsense was that? what did that have to do with that woman whether other women , were good employees with children under six? further more than that what the , supreme court was really saying was that this woman who was this all supporter of children. their father had abandonment. it was perfectly all right for her to work at a dollar an hour. no one was going to ask any embarrassing questions about do you

beijing based lynn lynn is just starting out in her career as a live stream or the twenty two year old studied management in singapore back in china she got a job at a state owned enterprise but saw little future there. but one day. i don't want to be tied down by main job i love my freedom to. live streaming is a new industry i want to try it out and find out what i can do. this is lynn lynn's dream factory rope on rose small studios the agency has some nine thousand live stream is under contract their job is to build up the biggest possible fan base. and kept it. even while eating she's still streaming as a newcomer she doesn't earn much like this man she engine is getting ready next door he's a star in the industry with more than a million followers after college she wanted to work in fashion sang in bars but then tried live streaming to earn more money when i started i wasn't natural a lot of people didn't like me and i hardly had any fans then my friends told me to just be myself since then it's been going great. an assistant with a phone keeps a record of the digital gifts fans s

we thought we need to get in there now. >> reporter: lynn didn't just lead the charge. she grabbed the tools, climbed the ladder and helped install batteries on a handful of stations herself. >> why we were so happy to come and restore. the hope more than anything else. when you see the tough firefighters almost tearful they're so grateful to get the systems up and running to get electricity back, to have their fire stations service community centers. it was very powerful. >> reporter: and the beauty, of course, is that now they have that power going forward. not relying on the grid. just recently in puerto rico a single tree fell, took out power lines and once again 900,000 people lost power. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> still ahead, a convenient way to get around town but is it causing a problem? >> the transportation alternative that has people budsing in san francisco. why it's led to so much concern. >>> and five years ago, an iconic sporting event turning into tragedy. the boston marathon bombing victims, all coming up at 5:00. ♪ ♪ get high speed inte

we thought, we need to get in >> reporter: and lynn didn't just lead the charge. she grabbed the tools,çó climbe the ladders and helped install batteries and panels on a handful of fire stations herself. >> that's what we were happy to restore, the hope more than anything else. when you see these tough firefighters who are almost tirefu tearful, they're so grateful to get the electricity back, to have their fire station community centers. it was very powerful. >> talk about being hands-on. >> and obviously, part of the beauty is not only get them back with the electricity, but going forward, they're not reliant on the grid. a single tree went down in puerto rico, knocked 900,000çó gçagain. the opportunity have power not just now but going forward uninterrupted in the future is huge. >> the first responders, people are still relying on them so critically. >>> we are tracking dangerous conditions on the coast. san francisco fire department tweeted warning, saying that waves could reach 20 feet. and there's a strong chance for rip currents and large shore breaks

and lynn got a call. >> we located your funds and you are reinstated. >> reporter: now, lynn is ready for the big one. >> thanks to "7 on your side." >> lynn says csaa told her the payment had been posted to her home insurance. and they gave her a one year free membership to aaa. i want to hear from you. you know the tell phone number, (415) 954-8151 you can reach me on my facebook and through abc7news.com. >>> how about the hail. look what it gave way to. rainbows. >> viewers noticed even capturing double rainbows. sharing these pictures with us. >> spencer is back to update the forecast. >> just when you think it might be all over, it is not. check out the lightning strike. fremont, an isolated thunderstorm moving through the area. we have a wider area of light rain down there. it is not over yet. overnight we do expect partial clearing with low temperatures mainly in the upper 30s inland. and tomorrow sunny skies highs ranging from upper 50s in the coast and in comes the next storm late wednesday early thursday. light storm ranking one on the storm impact scale expected to produce

lynn says payment had been posted to her home insurance. and they gave her a one year free membership to aaa. i want to hear from you. you know the tell phone number, (415) 954-8151 you can reach me on my facebook and through abc7news.com. >>> how about the hail. look what it gave way to. rainbows. >> viewers noticed even capturing double rainbows. sharing these pictures with us. >> spencer is back to update the forecast. >> just when you think it might be all over, it is not. check out the lightning strike. fremont, an isolated thundersto moving through the area. we have a wider area of light rain down there. it is not over yet. overnight we do expect partial clearing with low temperatures mainly in the upper 30s inland. and tomorrow sunny skies highs ranging from upper 50s in the coast and in comes the next storm late wednesday early thursday. light storm ranking one on the storm impact scale expected to produce under .10 of an inch of rainfall. gh temperatures climbing into the hoe to mid-70s inland. beach time weather. >> very nice. >>

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lynn talks to them all the time. those are key reasons a lot of times people leak. first of all kellyanne is a big shot, doesn't need to prove herself in that bay way to repos and it's not in nature to go behind their back and take them down. clearly this author may have felt like she was providing more information than others but that's not in her nature to leak information and be disparaging to other people and doesn't have anything to prove. my understanding, the president has full confidence in her an this isn't going to alter her standing in the white house in any way. >> lynn, here's what conway has said about white house leaks in the past. >> if people are running to the media to leak and not providing the information to the proper authorities, that can -- that should concern all of us. that is not -- >> kellyanne, that's dangerous. >> it's not a partisan issue. >> lynn, what's your reaction to this idea that she could be behind some of it? >> i think you would have to have a lot more information. reporters don't want to reveal information about sources one w

wood. and campaigner lynn faulds wood. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in, and syria makes many of the headlines. the metro focuses on donald's trump warning to president assad and his allies that they will pay the price for what the paper calls an outrage. the ft picks up the same theme, highlighting trump's tweet calling assad an animal. the daily express have chosen to put a distressing picture on the front page, to highlight the horror of the alleged chemical attack. the daily telegraph highlights trump's claims that vladimir putin was partly "responsible". the guardian claims it has a leaked home office document which alleges government cuts to the police "may have encouraged" violent offenders. the times has the same picture as the guardian illustrating the syria attack story — it also has story claiming the nhs is wasting £40 million a year on a useless injection for back pain. syria dominating the front pages there, but let's have a closer look behind the headlines. and various interpretations of that

joining me amie parnes and josh dawsey and lynn sweet. josh, as we sit here this morning, i guess we're on day three of the media blitz. we're on day one of the sales of the book right now. do you get a sense of how the white house feels its going? do they feel as if this damaging or they think they're getting their punches in? >> the white house really had an array of surrogates across the air. you had kellyanne conway and sarah huckabee sanders, you had various folks trying to discredit james comey even before his abc interview on sunday night. the white house feels the damage here could be worse. the president was certainly ramped up and upset about this book and so far, none of the woes have been absorbed in the white house estimation are irredeem be. none of the blows are stuff they didn't expect. nothing that hasn't been reported or no new episodes that have driven a frenzy of media coverage. obviously it's not good for having the fbi director on television calling the president unethical and untethered to reality, but the white hou

i'm joined by lynn sweet, chicago bureau chief of the sun times. just put it out there, lynn, is this a win for the president? >> no, it's not. a stay is really meaningless. it could be if you want to say, a sugar high. it maybe puts something bad or not great off for a while but, no, this is meaning really that the judge is saying everything can go ahead. i'm not ruling anything against what you want. i'm just holding off. 90 days in a civil lawsuit is not a lot of time. >> stormy daniels' legal team is not very happy about it. listen to what michael avenatti had to say about this. >> we don't know that it's only going to be 90 days. if we knew it was only going to be 90 days, that would be different. we don't have a whole lot of comfort that the stay will not be renewed after 90 days, that michael cohen and mr. trump won't try to further delayconce will continue and aching to get the opportunity to depose mr. trump. how messy could things get? >> they could get messy. i agree with lynn, for the president's point of view this is just pushing thing

there's also power as in the ability to be in control of one's life both types of power lynn says is what her company sun run provides her power. >> what's so powerful about solar for people, it's freedom. >> reporter: they also happen to be the two things she says the people in puerto rico were desperately lacking in the wake of hurricane maria. destruction practically everywhere, electricity practically nowhere. >> you can see these are the conditions. >> and while sun run didn't have customers in puerto rico, lynn felt it did have a responsibility. >> it was just a no brainer. when we saw the fact that the electricity system was down, it was going to be down for the foreseeable future. we knew we had a solution. it's inexcusable for us not to go there. >> in a matter of weeks, 15,000 pounds of donated sun run solar panels and batteries were loaded on to a donated private plane and flown in. lincoln fesses now months later they may not have dotted the is and crossed the ts they were supposed to but time was the essence. >> when we went there it was 60 days after and half of the fir

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and david and lynn make great points. and the most important point i pulled out was what david said about broken laws. he's accurate there. here's where james comey runs afoul. he runs afoul of the fact that he's still an fbi employee. no, he's not. he was fired. an fbi employee is one who is defined as one who holds or previously held a position of trust within the agency. as an fbi employee, one of the prohibitive disclosures, and his book is ripe with them, says you are not allowed to talk about anything related to open or ongoing cases or investigations. fred, the russia probe, the ig report that has not been released in its entirety, and a number of different investigations on capitol hill. james comey is not just a peripheral witness, he is a central witness, and that's where i think he will run afoul of not the law to david's point, but he will run afoul of the department of justice. >> thank you very much, all of you. appreciate it. >>> straight ahead, tensions running high between the u.s. and russia following fr

. >> you don't get to be a successful entrepreneur like lynn without being comfortable taking risk. when she and her company did last fall was quite a departure from anything she had done running for public company. one she says she had to take. >> this is pretty even distribution. >> as ceo of solar energy company, lynn spends much of her day talking and thinking about hour. but not just the electric kind. there is also power as in the ability to be in control of one's life. both types of power, lynn says, are what her company sun run provides their customers. >> what's so powerful is it's freedom. >> they also happen to be the two things, she says, the people of puerto rico were desperately lacking in the wake of hurricane maria last september. destruction practically everywhere. electricity practically nowhere. >> it was just a no brainer. when we saw the fact that electricity was down, it was going to be down for the foreseeable future, we knew we had a solution. it was inexcusable for us not to go there. >> so in a matter of weeks 15,000 pounds of donated sun run solar panels a

lynn: there is really not. in terms of big soybean producers, really, the only people in the game is the u.s., brazil, and argentina. even if brazil and argentina beted to make up what could lost from the u.s., they could not because there is not enough. china will have to buy from the u.s., so essentially, if the tariffs go through, they will have higher prices. guy: i know matt wants to jump in. what happens if you cancel soybeans? what do you do with it? [laughter] lynn: you can store it. you can put it in a silo until you could. i'm sure you would be able to sell them. china would have to buy. they are pigs. they need the soybeans. something like 400 million pigs in china. they need soybeans to eat. also, if you can't sell the soybeans, i'm sure your congressman will push for a law that would make soybeans into gasoline that destroys your engine. let's talk a little bit about how much you see these things spread out. theou see the pain in commodities sector, how long does that take that to hit high-yield in

david, lynn, thanks to both of you. >>> we're following breaking news out of the germany. multiple people dead after a delivery truck is driven into a crowd of people in muenster, germany. more on that, after this. he's playno, with us. he's trying to tell us something. let's see what forensics thinks. sorry i'm late. what did i miss? wanna get away? now you can with southwest fares as low as 49 dollars one-way. yes to low fares with nothing to hide. that's transfarency. to keep our community safe. before you do any project big or small, pg&e will come out and mark your gas and electric lines so you don't hit them when you dig. call 811 before you dig, and make sure that you and your neighbors are safe. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome back. we're following this breaking news out of germany. multiple people are dead after a delivery truck was drive noon a crowd of people in munster. a police spokeswoman telling cnn police are treating this incident as a deliberate attack and the driver of the truck committed suicide by shooting himself. police say their are six vi

nixon library, pat nixon, lady bird johnson, judy agnew, betty ford, barbara bush, marilyn quayle and lynn cheney have on come here and like our predecessors, karen pens is blazing her own trail and putting her own unique spin on the role of second lady. karen pens is a teacher by trade and has always understood and valued the importance of education, she earned her bachelors and masters degrees at butler university before moving to the naval observatory, she served as first lady of the state of indiana from 2013 to 2017. she established the indiana first lady charitable foundation to provide practical support including grants and scholarship for organizations and individuals that encourage children, family and the arts. she now works tirelessly to bring attention to the sacrifices of members of the military and their families and is particularly interested in making people aware of the benefits of art therapy to help those with mental health issues. as you can see on every page of "marlon bundo's day in the life of the vice president" mrs. pens is unaccomplished and award-winning artist.

. >>> joining me is washington bureau chief for the chicago sun times, lynn sweet. lynn, good morning to you. >> good morning, victor. >> so let's start here and pick up where abby left off about this intrigue about general kelly if the president takes extremely step of running a white house without a chief of staff. let's at least consider that kelly stays. could he stay in some diminished role like a priebus style chief of staff without the gatekeeper he once was? >> of course, he could. it's a nontraditional model but everything about the trump presidency is nontraditional trump. i think the issue isn't so much of having a strong chief of staff as having an impulse sieve president. if that is the case the job of the chief of staff is different than any chief of the staff we have seen in repeat presidencies, partly because of the power -- this is our communication question -- partly of the power of the presidential tweeting that he does which helps sets agenda and policy and politics. >> we know that the president has long consulted these outside advisers, a frien

have you seen this film by lynne ramsey? promise me that you will see it. let me sell it to you like this. it is tough, joaquin phoenix plays a hit man character going to get a lost teenager and it has violence and brutality but it is done poetically. done in a way which is moving, often funny and touching. and very poetic. not the film it sounds like when you describe the plot, i promise. in the same way that journeyman is not a story about boxing, it's not really about boxing. you will love it. dvd of the week? ingrid goes west, this young woman who can't distinguish between social media and reality. it reminds me of the brilliant film the king of comedy. it is kind of like a stalker story, on the one hand dark and sinister, on the other hand comic and it walks that tightrope very well. didn't get a big audience in cinemas but deserves one on dvd, i thought it was terrific. thumbs up across the board. so much great stuff to watch. i'd be really interested to know what you think of ready player one and the isle of dogs. i will see them both. thank you mark

lynn, do you think a daca deal is truly dead? >> nothing's dead. it just won't happen before the midterms. it may not happen but if you think of death as a clinical end of life, things don't end that way in washington. they just go on back burners, could be for years, so the issue here is that these are real people, though, who may have their lives thrown out in the meantime and of all the many fact checks that cnn does and everyone does, i think this one is most stunning that if you read the president's tweets, it's as if he hadn't absorbed this one essential fact about daca that it's only open to people who have been here since 2007. it is 2018. no one, no one new can come in as you mentioned. let's absorb that the depth of this one and what he's tweeting today and the stunning lack of acknowledgement that what he is saying is so wrong on this, that he wants to do this. i think, by the way, that he's doing it to change the conversation to immigration because i believe he thinks no matter what we say about it, any discussion about immigration is g

jason johnson, and lynn sweet with me as well. lynn, let me start with you. i've traveled to washington state and airbnb on capitol hill and i must confess, i've had trouble finding anything for $50 a night. >> what the president does is set the tone and ethics for his administration and the president said in a tweet he doesn't care about any of these allegations that are -- have arose out of reporting. sound reporting. now the issue isn't so much i think whether or not $50 is the proper price or not. that can be established one way or the other. it is just the judgment that went into not -- into going into a deal with somebody who's in the lobbying business, period. because the appearance of impropriety is always at issue when you have someone. then there are the stories that he didn't leave when he said he would and the landlords got mad at him and changed the locks. so it wasn't just this one thing, the $50 a night. because you have to look at this whole picture there. there are multiple lapses. what i make of. is that president trump doesn't seem particul

a very different case and the government today spent a lot of time distinguishing in court why the lynn stewart case is different. not only in that case was the lawyer being criminally prosecuted but she had a lot of real criminal clients which mr. cohen doesn't have, who were criminal defendants in cases before, pending in the southern district of new york. so there was a lot of potential for real attorney/client privilege issues to arise. so i'm summarizing it, but there were a lot of valid reasons to have a special master in that, to review all the materials in the first instance. that's not the case here. the government made that case, and it seems like the judge has agreed with that in large part because she seems to be denying the request in the first instance for the defense to review the materials. she has not said no to a special master although my sense is that she's looking at it in kind of a combination. like, she's not going to have a special master in the way it was in the lynn stewart case where the special master reviews everything in the first instance but more that she

tell us about barely lynn coateses before i do. his -- barry lynncoats and his struggle with the va. >> guest: he is an amazing american and one who became the fairs of the va scandal. when cnn broke the va scandal and the struggle and the wait lists for veterans and in the face of that was barry lynncoats. he testified before congress about this struggles. he begged for a colonoscopy for more than a year. wasn't able to get one. he had egregious esteems, not to get too in depth on this bus his tool coming out flat, symptoms that were tell tale signs of colon cancers, but still unable to get a colonoscopy as he langished on the va wait list. during the hardest times as he was approaching death he took it upon himself to be man of faith and share his faith with others and his prayer was, god let your will done and not mine. an incredible way to approach death. >> host: that's the quote i'm going to read. he in months before her husband was bets ridden she would week up to find his roaming around the backyard, praying the word, and d

have you seen this film by lynne ramsey? promise me that you will see it. let me sell it to you like this. it is tough, joaquin phoenix plays a hit man character going to get a lost teenager and it has violence and brutality but it is done poetically. done in a way which is moving, often funny and touching. and very poetic. not the film it sounds like when you describe the plot, i promise. in the same way that journeyman is not a story about boxing, it's not really about boxing. you will love it. dvd of the week? ingrid goes west, this young woman who can't distinguish between social media and reality. it reminds me of the brilliant film the king of comedy. it is kind of like a stalker story, on the one hand dark and sinister, on the other hand comic and it walks that tightrope very well. didn't get a big audience in cinemas but deserves one on dvd, i thought it was terrific. thumbs up across the board. so much great stuff to watch. i'd be really interested to know what you think of ready player one and the isle of dogs. i will see them both. thank you, mar

about a lot today in court and maybe people have read about it in the newspaper a little bit, is the lynn stewart case. that was a case where there was a special master appointed but it was a very different case and the government today spent a lot of time distinguishing in court@lynn stewart case is different. not only in that case was the lawyer being criminally prosecutor prosecuted but she had a lot of real criminal clients which mr. cohen doesn't have, who were criminal defendants in cases before -- pending in the southern district of new york. so there was a lot of potential for real attorney-client privilege issues to arise. so i'm summarizing it, but there were a lot of valid reasons to have a special master in that, to review all the materials in the first instance. that's not the case here. the government made that case, and it seems like the judge has agreed with that in large part because she seems to be denying the request in the first instance for the defense to review the materials. she has not said no to a special master although my sense is that she's looking at it in kin

in china seventeen people have drowned during a boat race frankest on a river near the city of gori lynn officials state media said two dragon boats packed with paddles overturned in an area of the river where the current was strong local media also says problems were not wearing life jackets. syrian government forces have been carrying out as strikes on the districts in damascus held by jihadist groups the targets included the yarmouk palestinian refugee camp the strikes are part of an operation by the syrian regime to retake the remaining opposition holdouts in and around the capital. activists in nicaragua say at least twenty five people have been killed amid a wave of anti-government protests among them was a journalist shot dead while broadcasting live on facebook thousands of taking to the streets in recent days over proposed changes to the pension system. images of the unrest that has rocked the central american nation of nicaragua for four days now police using tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse protesters the violence erupted as nicaraguans took to the streets in an unusual

more on this that former boris foreman who is a professor of political science at the bard college in lynn and d.-w. correspondent accustomed phenomena joins us from washington welcome both let's start with you boris foreman what does chancellor merkel hope to achieve in this three hour meeting that emanuel mccraw couldn't in history days that's the big question i mean mccraw is known to have a good relationship as you just said to donald trump but he was invited and was a long sort of moral ritual also him speaking in front of congress something that hasn't happened to french leaders speaking in front of congress for fifty eight years so there was a lot of pomp and circumstance perhaps that's the advantage of a glimmer a call that she can act in the shadow of what just happened also the korean headlines which are much more visible right now so maybe she's going to go she did without the spotlight being on the negotiations because of our nominee what does donald trump want from germany. a number of things first of all he wants germany to spend more on the military if possible on the u.s. m

he said that he plans to stay in germany as is legally required but specifically he plans to stay in lynn while the legal process here plays out he said off that he plans to return to about him where he's been in exile since late last year now he said he wants to use his time here and by then to do what he's been doing up until now which is defend what he says is a legitimate independence movement that's how to have a quick listen. do you think the f.b.i. or the other country made me believe that we was to return to belgium where the case i started once in the last year there were high water but the old police vans like to keep that it was lucky just. so. it's up to the consequences of the breach but it's my duty to travel around europe explaining what's happened what's going on i want to speak. all right how exactly he plans on defending the rights of the cac how he plans on defending the rights of the catalans that he says that he is representing is as yet on clay he said in that press conference that he has no immediate plans to meet german politicians but i think one thing is fact he

thank you torcuil and lynn. goodbye. it is nice to see you both. thank you very much for coming in. coming up you very much for coming in. coming up next is the weather. the weather this weekend is looking a little hit and miss. certainly not promising blue skies, and if anything a bit of rain on the way. now, we ended the week on a fairly mild snow on a fairly mild note despite the hazy skies london temperatures got up to 17 degrees which actually has made it the warmest day of the year so far. nothing spectacular but decent enough. a lot of clou dacross the uk during the course of the day. this weather front is drifting out of spain and portugal across to the uk, but with it also comes relatively mild air. the wind blowing mostly out of the south. there'll be a spell of rain reaching southwestern areas of the country by the time we get to early saturday morning. quite possibly the midland as well. also rain on and off across the western isles, but for most of us the night will be dry. and temperatures around about six or 7 degrees. here is the weather saturday, the wind coming out

. >> that is a journal entry lynn si hall wrote many years ago. it was her battle with anorexia. she said the one thing i had going for me was that i was really small. wl when he body started to change she wanted to hold onto being the smallest person. >> i would find sneaky ways of hiding food all over the house. >> they think it is something when it's no different to any other sort of mental problem people go through. >> when she was 23 years old she got down to 88 pounds. >> at college her eating disorders changed further after she lost her friend. >> she talks about how she was able to hide it from her family for seven years. her parents talked about. >> i said there are two boxes that have been eaten here in the last 24 hours. it all kind of came together. >> she checked into a rehab center that helped her overcome this. >> so good to see you. >> when she is there she met the staff. she is sharing a lot of this in her blog. she talked about her experiences with it. she says people have actually read her blog and from reading it they too have taken steps to improve and change

we found earlier that this article written by lynn mccloskey was not cleared byjeremy corbyn soffits. do you think you will be angry about this? they will regard as unhelpful. not least because individuals being singled out and already the climate around this is so already the climate around this is so febrile, which can be set up today and talked about the abuse they received around this anti—semitism, there is a lot of abuse of mps out that singling out people system as targets and firing line for some of the hostility and the party would regard that is helpful, and also continues to row bya helpful, and also continues to row by a testament and was labour is desperate to get on top. and highlight once again despite the fa ct highlight once again despite the fact since the last election the mps that opposesjeremy fact since the last election the mps that opposes jeremy corbyn have basically been keeping quiet. he felt the election gave them the right to be heard. now once again lifting their heads above the parapet and the divide in the labour party is more evident than his bid for

with me are michael booker, he's the deputy editor of the daily express and broadcaster and campaigner lynn faulds wood. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in, and syria makes many of the headlines. the metro focuses on donald's trump warning to president assad and his allies that they will pay the price for what the paper calls an outrage. the ft picks up the same theme, highlighting trump's tweet calling assad an animal. the daily express have chosen to put a distressing picture on the front page, highlighting the horror of the alleged chemical attack. the daily telegraph highlights trump's claims that vladimir putin was partly responsible. the guardian claims it has a leaked home office document which alleges government cuts to the police may have encouraged violent offenders. the times has the same picture as the guardian illustrating the syria story, it also has story claiming the nhs is wasting £40 million a year on a useless injection for back pain. the daily mail says the open university is a victim of the changes to tuition fees and claims educationalists and some senior c

: lynn, thank god you're here. but with the hard part behind me, the dough is now ready for a quick bath. >> dip these in a solution that creates the perfect golden brown four our pretzels. >> reporter: by the way, i asked if that solution could help me get a nice, golden brown glow and unfortunately was told it only works on pretzels. anyway, back to lynn and auntie anne's. >> we like it to be two to three grams of salt per bite. >> reporter: so with our pretzels perfectly salted i had a chance to chat about my favorite part of any assignment. not only can you eat pretzels from auntie anne's, but you can wear pretzels from auntie anne's. give me a second and i'll be right back. ta-da! now that i have my official visor and apron, let's talk fashion. >> we have a clothing line for auntie anne. >> reporter: you heard that right. a clothing line. with news of this carb couture, i had my met gala entrance. >> what are you wearing today? >> reporter: well, ryan seacrest, thank you for asking, i'm wearing the pretzel lin

here with me is lynn sweet from the chicago sun times and news contributor jamie small. the president saying no new daca deal and he's putting the blame on democrats after watching a report on television. did the president just shatter any more hope for the dreamers? >> let's take a look at the many ways that he has made a varied -- this is a weekend holiday weekend, passover holiday weekend. so after he did those tweets, jay, he also said, happy easter, everybody. so daca could be resurrected. you cover congress, nothing is ever really dead, rather things just haven't happened yet. which is kind of where daca is now. so the abundant ironys in these tweets are he's the one that ended daca. there would have been a daca if he had done nothing. and this weird thing where he's accusing people of wanting to come over the border for a daca program that doesn't exist, and he needs to be reminded he's the one that ended it. so in summary, this is another tough punch in the gut for people, real people who are dreamers, who are on pins and needles for what the future is coupled wi

joining me is lynn sweet, washington bureau chief for the "chicago sun times." thank you for being with me this morning. your read on last night. some felt the main attraction, the comedian went a little over the line and missed the occasion of really hitting it square dead center being funny but at the same time following the theme of the need to really support and really continue to be committed to the first amendment. >>> well, it's a hard one -- like you now, i've been at many of these dinners and if we celebrate first amendment, you hire a comedian and the comedian has the right to do what he this want. but given that right, i think there comes a responsibility to understand that you're dealing with an audience of journalists and the idea of going too far, using foul language and i'm personally not get foul language but i wouldn't use it here and now. there's a time and place for things. i wouldn't embarrass myself and you and company i work for by saying vulgar things on the air. and when you have a national audience, this is a televiced dinner, you don't

thank you lynn and michael. coming up next, it's the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is james king. good to see you, james. you too. what have you been watching? well, this week, wejourney into the dark recesses of martin freeman's mind in ghost stories. then we travel to 19205 new york in todd haynes' family drama, wonderstruck. and finally, we go to jennifer garner's sofa in the much talked about teen movie, love, simon. and look, we've barely begun and i already have a bone to pick with you. oh, go on. because i thought, right, so the good dr kermode is away for a couple of weeks. he is, yes. i thought i'll have a respite from him haranguing me about horror films, and what have you brought me? well, i tell you what, it is a peach of a weekend for horror movie fans because we're going to talk about ghost stories in a second. there's also this film, which we haven't got time to talk about, called a quiet place, starring emily blunt, which is.. which is way too scary for m

with me are torcuil crichton, political editor at the daily record and lynn davidson, whitehall correspondent at the sun. thank you both forjoining us this evening. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the times reports that dj tim westwood has been hosting a youtube channel featuring violent gang videos. he has told the paper he's unaware of any links to any gangs in those videos. the i leads with the french police investigating the death of a russian in surrey. on the front page of the financial times the united states is imposing economic sanctions on seven russian businessmen. the daily mail has an interview with doreen lawrence, the mother of the murdered teenager stephen. the daily telegraph reports the two thirds of burglaries aren't being properly investigated by officers. the express leads with the release without charge of richard osborn—brooks, who fatally stabbed a man who was breaking in to his home, and calls it a victory for common sense. the sun goes with the same story and the same editorial line. and the mirror says that ant mcpartlin was allegedly more than twic

folk metal from now let's take it easy for a while with brit callum lynn taught acoustic version of little holly what you know to deal tell us which german act created the original and if you're in luck you can win some cool c.d.'s. what a song and the conservatory wasn't too but either so who did the original version sent around so to d w pop export was six in one three three five five bird in germany or email pop export at d.w. dot com and don't forget to include your own mailing address good luck we're giving away c.d.'s by a unique pot on mine hoff. finas on officiating today we heard german singers whose roots are in fana and morocco so it's no surprise that today's classic clip features nneka who also has african heritage the german nigerian had her breakthrough ten years ago with the song heart beats back then i listened to that song over and over the single shot and five european countries and joy to video and i'll see you soon on pop exports by. the ruling. the book. the be. the book. the body. ice. melting away. and. the jewish state traces the consequences of climate change. may

he said that he plans to stay in gemini as is legally required but specifically he plans to stay in lynn while the legal process here plays out he said off that he plans to return to belgium where he's been in exile since late last year now he said he wants to use his time here and by then to do what he's been doing up until now which is defend what he says is a legitimate independence movement let's have a have a quick listen. do you think the rest of the german or no other country made me believe that we would do is to return to belgium where the case i started once last year there were by the orders of the old blues fans like you to see that it was lucky just. to show. you some of the consequences of the breach but you. travel around europe to explain what's happening what's going on i want you to speak. how he plans on defending the rights of the catalans that he says that he is representing is as yet unclear he said in that press conference that he has no immediate plans to meet german politicians but i think one thing is fact he said and this is not the last time that we'll see him

douglass as washington bailey, when he ran away from slavery and finally made it up to new bedford in lynn, massachusetts, he began to take ownership of his own body. what we find is an ownership of his own name, so he changed his name from frederick douglass -- from frederick bailey took frederick douglass, and basically, it was suggested a general by the name of nathan johnson, who suggested that he take the name of sir walter scott's main characters in the book, frederick douglass. s, and it was they double douglas. >> yes, it made it very unique. before we get into many more details, wisely relevant today? >> he is relevant because he lived a life of agitation. he basically was very focused on equal rights for all, no matter creed.ks, color or what we find is he lived a life of sacrifice and wanting to see all individuals obtain any and all forms of equality. what we find is he is a universal reformer, and he was very involved in the abolitionist movement, he was very involved in the temperance movement, he was also involved in the women's suffrage movement . and he continued to use hi

folk metal from now let's take it easy for a while with brit callum lynn taught acoustic version of little holly what you know to deal tell us which german act created the original and if you're in luck you can win some cool c.d.'s. what a song and the conservatory wasn't too but either so who the original version sent around so two d. w. pop export was six in one three three five five bird in germany or email pop export its details dot com and don't forget to include your own mailing address good luck we're giving away c.d.'s by a unique pot on meinhof. finas on officiating today we heard german singers whose roots are in morocco so it's no surprise that today's classic clip features nneka who also has african heritage the german nigerian had her breakthrough ten years ago with the song heart beats back then i listened to that song over and over the single shot and five european countries and joy to video and i'll see you soon on pop exports by. the ruling. the be. the but. the be. mysterious storyteller. the book a struggle for survival the bard's twenty one presents share is not. the be

. >> still, when dar's sisters, la donna, lynn and marla learned that dar and tom intended to marry, they were left scratching their heads. >> my famous saying was, there's got to be something wrong with tom for him to stay with dar. >> because you couldn't do it. >> no. >> no. >> you couldn't be around somebody who was, what, that much the center of attention? >> no. >> telling you what to do. >> that controlling. >> dar was not a domesticated person either. >> the foleys were married in 1994, and right from the start, dar took the lead. fair to say she wore the pants in that house? >> i'd say probably 75%, 80% of the time she did. >> she was the breadwinner? >> yes. >> you stayed home and took care of your son? >> i did. >> heath was tom and dar's only child and the center of their lives. >> and we just loved being together. we were always together. >> and so the three foleys lived on the outskirts of coldwater in an old farmhouse they called the heath bar farm. a picture perfect family until that winter day back in 2009. what was the last thing you said to her? >> i said, i love y

we're told something happened at mclaughlin lynn avenavenue. i want to show you sky 7 to the scene to get more information. we understand there's a large response by firefighters and rescues may be under way at this far. again, this is san jose. we're there on our way. we're also sending a ground crew. we'll have much more as soon as possible. back to you. >> breaking news. thanks so much, jessica. >>> this morning sonoma county investigators looking for two men they say pete and sexually assault add woman after she got into a car in san francisco she thought was a ride sharing car. the attackers picked her up outside of bruno's bar and left her hurt in sonoma. the victim was found early sunday morning at safe way. the ride sharing customers say this incident is a reminder to take precautions. i have them give me my name. if they don't know my name, obviously they aren't pick meeting up. >> i always look at the last few numbers or letters of the license plate and make sure i'm getting in the right car. >> authorities have very few clues to go o

folk metal from now let's take it easy for a while with brit callum lynn taught acoustic version of little holly what you know to deal tell us which german act created the original and if you're in luck you can win some cool c.d.'s. wow. what a song and the conservatory wasn't too but either so who did the original version center answer to d.w. pop export was rushed as a six in one three three five five bird in germany or email pop export its details dot com and don't forget to include your own mailing address good luck we're giving away c.d.'s by a unique pot on meinhof. finas on officiated today we heard german singers whose roots are in fana and morocco so it's no surprise that today's classic clip features nneka who also has african heritage the german nigerian had her breakthrough ten years ago with the song heart beats back then i listened to that song over and over the single shot and five european countries and joy to video and i'll see you soon on pop exports by. the end. thank you q. good shape so wondrous healing affects some of the brain in many cultures we called to see what m

melissa's aunt, lynn haberl, spoke at the church memorial. >> i could look out from the podium and see a sea of lawyers out there. >> reporter: including scott rothstein? >> including scott rothstein. >> reporter: who actually paid for the funeral. >> he actually paid. he came to the funeral home and paid for everything. >> reporter: three days after the funeral, detectives arrested tony villegas. he was charged with first-degree murder. >> he denied involvement in this. >> reporter: tony's attorney is bruce fleisher. >> they sought the death penalty. >> reporter: police and prosecutors were confident they had a solid case against tony villegas, but something happened that threw the whole investigation into freefall. that's because new crimes were about to be revealed. and new questions were about to be raised about who really killed melissa. and in the midst of it all, scott rothstein, like melissa, would disappear. >> coming up -- were melissa and scott rothstein's disappearances connected? >> we three kings be stealing the gold. >> the dark secret buried beneath all these rothstein

already slow on 205 but if you are driving in dub lynn on pleasanton it is fine. the -- dublin on the pleasanton it is fine. >>> a pedestrian was hit and killed on westbound i-580 near the coolidge avenue off ramp about 9:00 p.m. no word on how the person ended up on the freeway. the chp investigation continues. happening today, watch out for big, dangerous waves if you plan to go to the beach. a beach hazard statement was issued by the national weather service for sonoma, morin, san francisco and san mateo counties because ridiculous conditions are possible on some beaches -- because dangerous conditions are possible on some beaches and the alert will continue until 11:00 tonight. also, sneaker waves could be 20 feet high. if you go to the beach today, remember, never turn your back to the ocean. >>> another attempt to break up california, this time into three states. more than 600,000 signatures have been gathered reportedly for a decision to split california into three separate states. if the signatures are verified it is more than enough to put an initiative o

we're going to meet lynn and randy salazar. they lived in their home for 25 years. they rented it out for 18 years, then they came back to live in it, but lynn said, "no, we're not moving back in that home "until the kitchen is updated." so, they went to another kitchen company, finally ended up with kitchen experts. we'll tell their story. you're not going to believe it. we're also going to meet senior designer johnny. see a lot of before and after stunning photos you don't want to miss. and we're going to tell you why homeowners all across the bay area are choosing kitchen experts of california. so, sit back and relax for the next 30 minutes. we're going to show you how you can get your dream kitchen and become one of our special homeowners. coming up on today's kitchen experts show, why homeowners are choosing kitchen experts over other companies. - i think the difference was he's a designer.

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