. ♪ ♪ [ cellphone ringing ] >> liam: hope? you there? >> hope: liam! you know the groom isn't supposed to see the bride until she's walking down the aisle. >> liam: just give me a little -- little peek. like a tiny, tiny, tiny peek. >> hope: okay. i needed one, too. >> liam: ah! >> hope: hi! [ giggles ] >> liam: i saw it! >> hope: guess what? guess what? it's here. >> liam: it's our wedding day. >> hope: i love you. >> liam: i love you, too.

have a listen to the international trade secretary, liam fox. the public voted to leave the european union. what do people not understand about the terms, referendum, binary and democracy? the british public have had their say, they have given their instructions to parliament, it is parliament's duty to carry that out. the difficulty for the government is not just a view this is the difficulty for the government is notjust a view this is an attempt to undo brexit but they also question how mrs me can go into negotiations knowing that whatever she tries to do will have to be approved by the commons. the fear would be that will encourage the eu to play her off against the commons and will strengthen their hand in negotiations, and ministers say the house of commons is that legislative chamber it is not they negotiating body, but labour seem poised to back this move. listen tojeremy corbyn asked about it. the lords have passed a number of amendments which will come back to the house of commons later this month. i think parliament should have the fi

>> liam: because i've been paralyzed. >> ridge: by what your dad did to you. >> liam: doing to me. present tense. and he's not doing it alone, and i want to be done with it.

liam proposed. they're gonna have a future together. >> ridge: steffy's having a baby. >> brooke: [ sighs ] yes, i know that. i know this is not something you want to hear, but i'm not gonna apologize for supporting my own daughter. we love them, and we want the best for them. but, i'm sorry, it is time for liam and hope. >> katie: wyatt, no one forced liam to propose to hope. you can't blame yourself. >> wyatt: no. no, i blame dad. for using me to turn liam against steffy. i mean, i don't care what he says. it's not right. i mean, come on, katie, i thought, all of people, you'd

. >> liam: well, and she's carrying my child. >> wyatt: yeah... >> liam: you know? but -- but if you saw what you think you saw at the office... and i trust you, i just -- i just want to be positive about steffy and dad. so is there... [ sighs ] i don't know. is there any other explanation for what you saw?

so give it up for liam and j balvin with "familiar." enjoy. >> take it away, fellas. ♪ hey ♪ central park yeah let go ♪ it's simple you dip low your hips roll you do the calypso ♪ ♪ an intro is all that i need, oh, yeah ♪ [ singing in spanish ] ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, i just wanted to get your name but if it's cool i wanna get inside your brain ♪ ♪ can we get famili-famili-famil-familiar yeah ♪ ♪ i'm feeling, i'm feeling, i'm feeling, i'm feeling ya hey ♪ ♪ what's on your mind for later tonight ♪ ♪ let me be the one to fill it up can we get famili-famili-famili familiar ♪ ♪ i'm feelin', i'm feelin', i'm feelin', i'm feelin' ya ♪ ♪ what's on your mind for later tonight ♪ ♪ let me be the one to fill it up, we can get ♪ ♪ your waistline, the baseline in real life don't wanna no facetime ♪ ♪ 'cause great minds they think just the same hey yeah ♪ ♪ you're shaped like vibrato ♪ a model or some kind of bottle well pour up 'cause i want a taste ♪ ♪ ooh, i just wanted to get your name ♪ ♪ b

i'm in the middle of my -- >> wyatt: you're not listening to me, liam! dad wanted me to believe that there was something going on with steffy, but there wasn't. it was a lie. >> wyatt: that doesn't -- that doesn't even make sense. what about the night at the office? >> wyatt: i -- it didn't happen. >> liam: you saw it happen! what do you mean it didn't happen?! >> wyatt: i know that! i know it did, but i just -- i thought it was true. it was a scam. dad's the one who wanted me to believe something was going on so that i would come to you. >> liam: wha-- what? >> wyatt: yes!

is liam? >> steffy: obviously he's not here. >> ridge: well, he must have

i wish it was liam, though, i prefer liam. >> what? >> i'm a liam person. >> i'm a liam person. iam person. remember sleep before smart phones? new! zzzquil pure zzzs is here to help. with a drug-free blend of botanicals with melatonin ...that supports your natural sleep cycle... ...giving you that head start in the morning. new at walmart and walmart.com your hair is so soft! did you use head and shoulders two in one? i did mom. wanna try it? yes. it intensely moisturizes your hair and scalp and keeps you flake free. manolo? look at my soft hair. i should be in the shot now too. try head and shoulders two in one. >>> we're back with a solemn >>> we're back with a solemn reminder of what this memorial day weekend is all about. soldiers who gave the ultimate sacrifice, of course. flags were placed at arlington national cemetery. the vast majority died during the civil war. >>> before we get you to the weekend, let's look back at some of this week's biggest headlines. >> president trump unleashing a twitter storm. >> we call it spygate. >> the tweets came in rapid succession, call

the mazza liam is a greek revival form. it was erected in honor of his vice presidency of the united states. next to the mazza liam, we will come to the monuments of john tyler morgan. he was born in 1824 in tennessee. in 1855, he moved to selma and married a local selma girl. he voted to secede from the union. he was a strong states rights supporter. he felt the federal government was overstepping its bounds by regulating slavery in alabama and other states. he voted to secede. in 1866 -- two of the most important things he was known for was an expansionist. he was in favor of the united states acquiring hawaii, cuba, and the philippines. he felt the u.s. should be involved in a canal system. the french started the panama canal. they give up on it. he was instrumental in working with theodore roosevelt and was finished. during reconstruction, john tyler morgan was focused on trying to rebuild the state of alabama. he was not in support of rights for african-americans. he was in favor of maintaining jim crow laws in the sou

i love this face. >> liam: oof. well, i guess that's good 'cause this is what you get to wake up to every morning for the rest of your life. >> hope: mm-hmm. yeah. i can't wait. >> bill: come with me, steffy. just walk away from all of it. >> steffy: i'm not going anywhereh

you were just standing at the altar, liam, so save the misplaced outrage. >> liam: mis-- misplaced? i'm sorry, you made me think that you and steffy were still together, that there was an

you are in government liam. you should have thought this threw. i am just liam. you should have thought this threw. i amjust asking liam. you should have thought this threw. i am just asking do you have a position? i assume when you campaign to leave you had a solution for this. you are in government, you advocated leave, you need to have a solution on the customs union. you need to is have a solution in relation to the northern ireland border and you don't have one. are you telling voters you don't have a position. our position is clear, we wa nt to position. our position is clear, we want to stay in the customs union. well, that is sour solution, you don't want to take it, you're... leading to a car crash, that is your choice. 0k, choice. ok, shalli choice. ok, shall i go to plymouth for a second and just take a pause? because we have the result confirmed, that labour have gained plymouth from the conservatives. 31 to labour. 26 to the tory partiry toe tory, a gain fossil fuel four seats for labour in plymouth. labour gaining plymouth from the conservative, 46%

. ♪ ♪ >> liam: [ sighs ] ♪ >> hope: liam? it's okay if -- if you're having second thoughts. >> liam: no. it's... [ sighs ] hope, i-i proposed to you last night because i'm ready to charge ahead. i'm ready to start a life with you, be happy. this -- i-i-i-i got to -- i got put this behind me. it's time.

with me is liam booth—smith, chief executive at localis — an independent think tank. he is back, as promised. you know sleep deprivation, don't you? you have two little children.” sleep deprivation, don't you? you have two little children. i have got one. maybe there is one i do not know about. you have one little girl, so you have been there, done that. we've had lots of people writing in today saying that they have children and therefore i do not sleep very much. we will get to that. but first, no surprise at all, a very emotive photograph. an

well, i have a view that you must do more to look liam boyce civilians. i will not speculate as to the reason why more haven't. .. not speculate as to the reason why more haven't... i think we should be being very active in making sure that those who served alongside us, those who have taken risks and those whose lives are now at risk because of the service they did alongside oui’ of the service they did alongside our troops in combat is recognised and they are given protection they require, sometimes in the uk and sometimes elsewhere, depending on what they choose. i had the privilege to serve alongside an incredibly brave man who is now living in the uk with his family. he earned his place in the uk many, many times over by his extraordinary courage. i'm extremely proud that oui’ uncanny courage. i'm extremely proud that our uncanny dillon agriculture has recognised that i brought him over. there are many others which is why i gave evidence to the committee because julian lewis gave evidence to the committee becausejulian lewis was absolutely right

cullum to artists ranging from jamie cullum to liam gallagher, who is headlining, and so many more liam gallagher, who is headlining, and so many more on liam gallagher, who is headlining, and so many more on what the bbc hopes will be one of the biggest weekends of music the uk has ever seen. good job keeping your voice above that, thank you lizo mzimba in an increasingly noisy belfast. what a fantastic weekend it looks. helen willetts, the weather looked lovely? beautiful in belfast and perth but i'm concerned about thunderstorms for coventry and swansea on sunday. beautifully sunny in belfast, we will keep the sunshine for the rest of the day and clear skies until evening, perth looks fine and dry with a breeze coming in, just the outside chance that some rain will creep towards the borders of scotla nd creep towards the borders of scotland but really unlucky to see that in perth. the clear skies here, but the rain is with us across england and wales. this was fort augusta at about half an hourago, this was fort augusta at about half an hour ago, beautiful. this was fort augusta at a

i believed it so much, i did exactly what you wanted me to do -- to go to liam and tell him and shatter his life with another lie, and for what? like, you and steffy aren't even together. she wants nothing to do with you. >> bill: don't be so sure. >> wyatt: oh, i know what you want to tell yourself, that you two were meant to be together, but you know what, the only problem is she is in love with liam. and he deserves to know the truth. >> bill: you have to trust me, son. >> wyatt: trust? >> bill: i'm serious. >> wyatt: wow. >> bill: let it be. this is the best outcome for everyone concerned. >> wyatt: for your

she loves liam and she always has. and now she's gonna be married to him. my daughter deserves her

[ cork pops ] [ cheering ] >> rick: all right. >> emma: hope i find what you and liam have someday. >>e:

saw that, and my dad told wyatt that they were together still. >> hope: so he would tell you. >> liam: my dad wanted to destroy my marriage so he could have steffy. >> hope: you were going back to her [voice breaking] before the lie. you were talking about forgiveness. you sent her all those roses. [ cellphone chimes ] >> steffy: ohh. oh, my god.

but if you tell liam the truth and he goes back to steffy, you're just postponing the inevitable. he will get hurt again. do you think i'm a terrible person? >> wyatt: no. no. trust me, that role is already taken. making his office a stage set for my benefit. >> katie: what your father did was despicable. >> wyatt: [ sighs ] >> katie: but you have to ask yourself, why were you and liam so ready to believe that steffy would say yes to him again? >> bill: you can try to hide

. >>> and -- >> why liam loves scaring ♪ meet me in the middle >> marijuana morris and zed performed their hit, the ♪ >>> look at ryan reynolds getting a hero's welcome in seoul, south korea. they did a deadpool flash mob in 2016. that earned ryan two mtv movie award this is year. tiffany had sish hosing the the show. brace yourself, y'all. maybe she'll bring a famous face, say brad pitt. >> we were riding in the elevator, yes. >> you said in a year from now if he's still single and you're still single, maybe you'll be single together. >> he said that. we'll probably be single together a year from now. not together together. he has a hot of kids. i want angie to be my friend. >> take a tip from tiffany. here's how she got in with the queen, beyonce. >> as soon as i walked into the party. i went to the deejay booth. i said please get on the mike row fiend let beyonce know i'm here. i want to sign the nondisclosure form to i can party. i went to the dance floor and i nay nayed. she was like, i love you. i was like, i love you, too. >> then there's meryl streep. >> i'm going to find h

. >>> and -- >> why liam loves scaring ♪ meet me in the middle >> marijuana morris and zed performed their hit, the lifornia forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. ♪ >>> look at ryan reynolds getting a hero's welcome in seoul, south korea. they did a deadpool flash mob in 2016. that earned ryan two mtv movie award this is year. tiffany had sish hosing the the show. brace yourself, y'all. maybe she'll bring a famous face, say brad pitt. >> we were riding in the elevator, yes. >> you said in a year from now if he's still single and you're still single, maybe you'll be single together. >> he said that. we'll probably be single together a year from now. not together together. he has a hot of kids. i wa

. >> liam: well, i'm glad you said yes. >> hope: yes. yes. a 1,000 times yes. ♪ ♪ ♪

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liam will be back with us later. will both discuss the new scientific evidence to suggest there are bizarre mood swings if you do notice like i do. that would explain a lot. stay with us on the briefing. also on the programme — a symbol of hope for sarajevo: how the return of the cable car has lifted the city's spirits. the pope was shot, the pope will live — that's the essence of the appalling news from rome this afternoon that, as an italian television commentator put it, terrorism had come to the vatican. the man they call the butcher of lyon, klaus barbie, went on trial today in the french town where he was the gestapo chief in the second world war. winnie mandela never looked like a woman just sentenced to six years injail. the judge told mrs mandela there was no indication she felt even the slightest remorse. the chinese government has called for an all—out effort to help the victims of a powerful earthquake, the worst to hit the country for 30 years. the computer deep blue has tonight triumphed over the

the trade secretary, liam fox, said the deal peers want could lead to the uk being in the eu indefinitely. the public voted to leave the european union. -- i think —— i think there is an attempt by a group in the house of lords who were very strong on the remain site to thwart alex goode from the european union, that cannot be acceptable. —— to throw at our experts. i think parliament should have the final say on the terms of leaving the european union, and if we don't accept the decisions that the government has made, then they should be sent back to negotiate again. we'll have the latest from westminster. also this lunchtime... 2500 patients in northern ireland are to have their cases reviewed because of concerns about the work of a neurology consultant. a court is told that four sleeping children died when their house was torched with petrol bombs as part of a feud. a minimum price for alcohol comes into force in scotland — the government hopes it will reduce the number of drinking—related deaths. and, after violent scenes in anfield, italian police say they can guarantee t

and then, there was liam. his first spelling bee, and when liam heard this -- >> lambency. >> bless you. >> reporter: it made us laugh, too. and he got it right. >> correct. >> bless you, he said. the final rounds tomorrow. we love it. i hope to see you tomorrow night. >>> hundreds of fires burn hundreds of acres in contra costa. >> we of a chilly breezy, windy weather pattern right now and it is not changing any time soon. accuweather forecast coming up. >>> how you can help river otters rebound in the bay area. >>> breaking news is out of san francisco. a family member just told abc news that the body found on the ground of hospital. several agencies are investigating her death. the hospital and sheriff's department wouldn't comment on this. >>> good evening, thank you for joining us, i am ama daetz. >> and i am dan ashley. we are just a few weeks into the fire season and already california has been put to the test. >> seven grass fires. >> some structures were destroyed. you can see the rubble of cars and b

but they left behind destroyed mosul liam's burned manuscripts and a traumatized population. while retreating jihadists had burned about four thousand manuscripts. you for weeks french and mali and troops relentlessly pushed forward into northern mali tanks world along the main road between timbuktu and bamako. the evacuation of manuscript was either be routed to side roads or continued by boat. sometimes a transportation vehicle was shot at in air or from an aircraft when it was suspected that weapons were in the trunks. cultish. did the strategy of these armed groups the groups that navy was to take everything from the residents of timbuktu that was of vital importance to them it. is fairly if that is taken from them or they no longer have any points of reference. it will be as if they had never even existed. there met there they existed. war valente if you are nothing. it's easy to manipulate here. the net it comes in every they can do what they like with you. we had to prevent that cost what it may it's just going to defeat absolute muscle the editors of the. world got th

and destroying their sacred maza liam's the historic documents were in immediate danger. a unique rescue mission to save the manuscripts began. arrow. thanks. abdelkader haidara is one of the men behind the rescue mission thanks to him the cultural heritage did not fall prey to the islamist extremists. his family's library is now in safe keeping in bamako the capital of mali its collection of manuscripts is among timbuktu's largest and oldest. abdelkader haidara is error and guardian to these treasures. the library is an important collection of scientific philosophical and theological manuscripts as well as literary texts written in arabic and african languages. the collections contain texts on issues of science and religion but also on everyday life love poems unique chronicles of west africa's kingdoms descriptions of ice surgery in the fourteenth century and discussions of the koran about the coexistence of muslims and christians that are still meaningful today haidar often refers to the old texts many of them are still surprisingly relevant. when we talk about good go

kicking off the action, first versus second in the championship — a hat—trick of tries from liam kay helped the leaders, toronto wolfpack, beat toulouse 43—30. all a great advert for second—tier rugby league. apart from this. mark kerilla missed his conversion for toulouse, but both touch judges gave it, so the referee couldn't overrule them. it didn't affect the result in the end, though. then it was the turn of super league leaders st helens to put on a show for the crowd on tyneside. ben barba's try one of the highlights of a tight first half against widnes. 22—18 at the break, but st helens ran away with it in the second half — three more tries, including two from ryan morgan. widnes didn't score another point. 38—18 to saints at full time. then it was wigan versus warrington, second and third place in super league at the start of the day, and it's wigan who have kept up the pressure on st helens. they ran away with it in the second half, literally in the case of liam marshall here, setting up george williams. it finished wigan 38, warrington 10. last game of the day is

receive regularly, prompted by this interview on tuesday morning with international trade secretay liam fox, who was speaking down the line from westminster. the elected house passed the legislation for the referendum. we voted to leave the european union and the house of commons passed legislation to allow that to happen. it is not acceptable for an unelected house to try to block the democratic will of the british people. well, cameron bemoans that we said doctor fox that we said doctor fox was live in westminster. that backdrop behind showing houses of parliament and traffic crossing the bridge. well, the answer is that of the guests are there live, in some cases, the backdrop is prerecorded, as was the case on tuesday with elizabeth tower, currently rather unsightly because of scaffolding. question time on thursday came the issue of the cost of housing, with a provocatively phrased question from an audience member. here is david. it's been a welcome to come to question time. from teresa morris please. is homeownership within the reach of younger people if they didn't «as? f? 5234.2

joining me natasha bertrand, legal analyst katy phang and former federal prosecutor liam brennan. >> the negotiations with giuliani were to go south, do you think robert mueller should subpoena the president? and if he does, should the president plead the fifth? >> those are very big questions, alex. there is a question, legal question as to whether robert mueller can subpoena the president to testify before a grand jury during an investigation. but even in any criminal investigation, if mr. mueller wants to ever possibly bring charges against the president, subpoenaing him to a grand jury to testify is a dangerous move it could risk the whole investigation and any subsequent prosecution, because if you force someone to testify under subpoena, and then you use that evidence to then prosecute them, you force them to give evidence against themself and that's a constitutional violation. so generally prosecutors don't subpoena people that they think they may bring charges against in the future. >> huh, interesting. >> katie, the list of questions for robert mueller, what do you have for

we are talking about david davis and liam fox resigning if this goes ahead and they do not want this idea of a customs deal and want more

comenzÓ a reclamarla y los comparaba la odisea con la batalla de custodia que se desatÓ en el caso de liam gonzÁlez. hoy la prima entendiÓ que la batalla terminÓ. >> Él es su padre. entrÉguenselo a él. lourdes: ¿piensa que es el mejor futuro para la niÑa? >> por supuesto. lourdes: la ruta obligada es cuÁl va a ser el prÓximo paso. por ser bebÉ prematura, la niÑa tiene condiciones cardÍacas que requieren chequeos mÉdicos continuos. patricia: vamos a la pausa. al volver les vamos a contar por quÉ este partido de semifinales de la liga de campeo ♪ patricia: para terminar, el partido de semifinales de la liga de campeones que se jugÓ en madrid, entre el real madrid y el bayern münich se centrÓ la atenciÓn el jugador del bayern, james rodrÍguez, ex real madrid. enrique: el colonia no dijo que si le hacÍa un gol al madrid su equipo anterior no lo iba a celebrar. pidiÓ disculpas con un gesto a la aficiÓn. enrique el encuentro terminÓ empate a dos, el real madrid disputarÁ la final contra el ganador de la roma y liverpool. buenas noches. ♪ alejandra: buenos dÍas. hoy

receive regularly, prompted by this interview on tuesday morning with international trade secretay liam fox, who was speaking down the line from westminster. the elected house passed the legislation for the referendum. the public voted in the referendum. they voted to leave the european union and the house of commons passed legislation to allow that to happen. it is not acceptable for an unelected house to try to block the democratic will of the british people. well, cameron bemoans that we said doctor fox was live in westminster. that backdrop behind showing houses of parliament and traffic crossing the bridge. what's perplexing was the fact that i could really save the lives of the tower and a bit thin. —— clearly see the tower and big ben. if the image was live, surely it should have been covered with scaffolding. we reserve also confident of the past to ask why the backdrop to interviews that of a line from bbc newsroom features the same footage again and again? and if that's the case, what they are being described as alive. —— live. well, the answer is that of the guests ar

comenzÓ a reclamarla y los comparaba la odisea con la batalla de custodia que se desatÓ en el caso de liam gonzÁlez. hoy la prima entendiÓ que la batalla terminÓ. >> Él es su padre. entrÉguenselo a él. lourdes: ¿piensa que es el mejor futuro para la niÑa? >> por supuesto. lourdes: la ruta obligada es cuÁl va a ser el prÓximo paso. por ser bebÉ prematura, la niÑa tiene condiciones cardÍacas que requieren chequeos mÉdicos continuos. patricia: vamos a la pausa. al volver les vamos a contar por quÉ este partido de semifinales de la liga de campeo cuando las alergias te atacan, siente el alivio sin sueño de claritin por 24 horas. día tras da tras día. porque la vida debería tener más alegrías y menos preocupaciones. siente la claridad, vive claramente claritin. cuando estás en una primera cita... ...y el cuello de tu camiseta te traiciona... ahi te das cuenta que está... a medio lavar. agrega downy para prevenir el estiramiento de tu camiseta. downy y listo. ♪ patricia: para terminar, el partido de semifinales de la liga de campeones que se jugÓ en madrid, entre el rea

with me is liam booth—smith, chief executive at localis — an independent think tank. he is back, as promised. you know sleep deprivation, don't you? you have two little children.” sleep deprivation, don't you? you have two little children. i have got one. maybe there is one i do not know about. you have one little girl, so you have been there, done that. we've had lots of people writing in today saying that they have children and therefore i do not sleep very much. we will get to that. but first, no surprise at all, a very emotive photograph. an eight—month—old infant one of the first to die in monday at‘s unrest. there is a reason why us presidents have from time to time occasionally campaigned on the issue of recognising jerusalem as the capital of israel but all of them, up until the current time, had deferred the issue essentially for precisely this reason, which is that it will polarise even more so an already highly polarised situation. the view seems to be that the wider international community is sort of in agreement that this was not very sensible moo

we are talking about david davis and liam fox resigning if this goes ahead and they do not want this idea of a customs deal and want more of a trusted traders and technological ways of moving goods through across the irish border. it is a nebulous idea they have. i do not think they know so much what they do want but they do know what they don't want which is the customs partnership. does the figure of 60 surprise you, it is not just does the figure of 60 surprise you, it is notjust a couple of others who are outliers? it is a lot of people. members who aren't known as the european research group who are a bit ofa the european research group who are a bit of a shadowy tory backbench group of brexiteers who have public funding as well, and as the name would suggest, they are normally there to and assistance to tory mps and carry out research on there behalf. they are putting pressure on the prime minister to not deviate from what they see as this peer brexit path. tomorrow, the crunch day, the brexit cabinet subcommittee meets and so it is ten or 11 of the more senior cabinet members,

liam fox and dividend. the much time they spend abroad, i'm sure he will love that. also suggested the new worrilow yachts he is so keen on could be used in heated sale across the channel on that. he could follow i suppose his political hero, and the lectures you live. we will move to those photographs. the 71st pictures we have seen. it was going to happen at some point. the suffixes as we have to now call them, post a wedding reception when they were seen wedding reception when they were seen driving off into the sunset and there rather flashy source car. have you had enough of the roseate?” think it is great. ijust think you are out and i remembered this was on when the shop was really quiet. you weren't there? i can't admit to being there. no, but it was great. it was great to see the country come together and unite around us and all the history with megan's family and what all that entails, it isjust great and it is good news and happiness. it is great to see them together. she is laughing at harry. good, all power to them. laughter emirs. if he is worried abo

liam fox. a former environmental campaigner who had a sexual relationship with an undercover police officer is mounting a legal challenge to try to have him prosecuted. she's attempting to bring a case against the head of the the crown prosecution service after it was decided that the officer, jim boyling, should not be charged with sexual offences or misconduct in a public office. he had relationships with two other women whilst he was undercover, and is currently suspended from the metropolitan police. our home affairs correspondent, june kelly, reports. august, 1996, the london traffic was halted by cycling protesters. they we re halted by cycling protesters. they were from an environmental group. among them was jim were from an environmental group. among them wasjim sutton, supposedly signed up to the cause, but in fact, a police spy gathering evidence on the activists. his real name isjim boyling and while he was undercover, he had relationships with three women. 0ne undercover, he had rel

is he gonna tell liam that the whole thing is a lie? >> bill: i don't know what he's gonna do! i don't know where he's headed! ♪ ♪ [ cellphone chimes ]

>> bill: and liam will be with hope, where he belongs.

. >> brooke: you and liam? >> hope: yeah. i just -- i can't believe this is happening. >> brooke: well, i can. some couples are just meant to be. >>at

joining me is liam brennan, former federal prosecutor. should don jr. be worried? >> hello, aex-l thank you for having me back. jose grida says donald trump jr. should be worried but we don't know what is on the wirestands or when they were from. don jr. admitted he met with torsion. in that testimony they only discuss the business agreements with torsion. the question, is that true, did portion in these spanish wiretaps mention don jr.? did he say something else about what they had discussed? if there's some way what torsion said on the wiretaps undermines the testimony that don jr. gave, that could be very problematic but it is an open question and the other question is when are the wiretaps from. did they pre-date his meeting with torsion which was in may or june of 2016 at the nra convention in louisville or postdate it and recap what went on there. >> do we know how jose grinda got the wire taps? >> they were doing an investigation with russians so they were conducting this investigation. how they ended up getting in touch with, and they have been investigatin

the title for this, liam and emma and top baby names for 2017. the article, the information that just came in from the social media administration as babies are born and registered within the system. they call through the name and there is a chart with top baby names for boys and girls and they've gone through them, the variation based on the names throughout the -- >> is your name on there? >> liam is number one and emma for the girls, but in the girl's top ten,s aa -- isabella and i have a mason down here -- what is that number seven -- number six. and so we have two of our kids' names on there. but mike dropped off the top ten for the first time since -- >> michael is always -- >> it is number 12 now. so it's been taken by william and noah and marcus you are in the top 200. >> somewhere on the list, that is all that matters. >> now i checked kari, k.a.r.i. and chris, they are not in the top 1,000. >> we never get our own -- >> but that does not mean they are bad. that is a good thing. that means you are unique in your character as well as your

international trade secretary liam fox accuses some peers of trying to thwart the uk's exit from the eu, after a government defeat in the house of lords. a jury hears that four children from greater manchester died after their home was attacked with petrol bombs while they were sleeping. and in sport, rangers have sacked head coach graeme murty with the clu b head coach graeme murty with the club board in the scottish premiership. it paves the way for a possible move forformer premiership. it paves the way for a possible move for former england captain steven gerrard to replace. serena williams could be the top seed at wimbledon, she has dropped to 449 in the world following the birth of herfirst to 449 in the world following the birth of her first child. and judd trump leans john higgins birth of her first child. and judd trump leansjohn higgins in the quarterfinals of the world snooker championship, 5—3 up with 13 the target for a place in the final format. albie back with more on the stories just after half past. four sleeping children died after being trapped in their bedrooms

while liam is number one for boys and for the fourth year in a row, emma takes the number one spot for little girls. >> interesting. >>> coming up on our 5:00 hour, apple's tim cook has some inspirational words. hear what he has to say to the graduating class of his alma mater. >>> the american embassy that's about to open in jerusalem. we will tell you about the protest happening. >>> we have a crash in downtown oakland. south elgin -- southbound 880 blocking several lanes here. traffic is quickly backing up on 880 and on 980. >>> rather robust fog bank in place. it's going to be slow to burn off. temps will be cool this week. we will talk about the monday forecast highs, which are below average. >>> good morning. a man's body found in sonoma state university in a campus apartment after he was fatally stabbed. we will have the latest on the investigation. >>> palestinian protesters are voicing their opposition to the opening of the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem. we are watching live this morning. we have more on the protests, which has turned deadly. and the reason the move is so cont