cameron's classmates. it's graduation day. >> cameron not being able to walk with us definitely, you know, kind of makes me a little heartbroken. my best friend. >> reporter: they don caps and gowns for a makeshift ceremony. >> you don't have your tassel? >> there's one in the kitchen. >> good lord. go get it. it is a big deal. >> reporter: while the future appears bright for them, cameron's is still unknown. he is facing the possibility of ten years to life for rape, and district attorney hallie dixon is showing no signs of mercy, local hero though he may be. do football players get a free pass? >> absolutely not. not as long as we're prosecuting these cases. they will not get a free pass. >> reporter: so for you there's no question. cameron harrison is a rapist. >> there's no question. i'm not saying that he is this evil human being. i am saying what he did was wrong. >> reporter: when we come back, cameron harrison's day in court is coming. >> we did everything we could to block the camera crews. >> rep

so if there's a cameron and nischelle doing "entertainment tonight" mars, let them be. let them do them. >> i pictured aliens more friendly. >> you think so? >> let me look at you. are you one of them? predator hits theaters on september 14th. >>> we have to wait a little bit for that. but not so much for jerry seinfeld's show, comedians in cars getting coffee. he weighed in on the fate of roseanne barr. >> i didn't see why it was necessary to fire her. i never saw somebody end their entire career with one button push. that was fresh. >> she should be replaced, not . >> they should get another roseanne. they brought dan donner back. he was dead, right? they brought him back. why can't we get another ro roseanne? i hate to see a comic lose a job. >> jerry is all about supporting fellow comics. the new season of his show, comedians in cars getting coffee drops july 6th. >> whoa, that car just blew up. >> the keys are not in the car. >> see, i told you not to leave the keys in the car. >> i didn't touch them. >> i didn't either. i don't have them. i swear. they're not in -

to send a shock to cameron's heart while the coach, who happens to be cameron's father, does cpr. >> you would think, i'm going to lose my son. you know, what's wrong with him? he's been healthy 16 years. nothing like this has ever happened before. >> reporter: a few seconds later, cameron taking a deep breath. >> when i woke up, i was in the gym and i was sweaty. >> reporter: wide awake, waiting for the ambulance to arrive. so this year, father's day is a very special celebration. >> i see my dad as my hero, because he saved my life. >> whether it was my child or not, i would have done the same thing. you get down and do what you have to do in order to save someone's life. >> reporter: cameron suffered what's known as sudden cardiac arrest, which affects more than 7,000 kids each year. fortunately for cameron, his school had that aed on hand. that, and the cpr performed by his own father, saved his life. >> i love him. and he's a good kid. he does everything we ask him to. still got it. we're real proud of him. >> and the american heart association says using an aed within five minu

so if there's a cameron and nischelle doing "entertainment tonight" mars, let them be. let them do them. >> i pictured aliens more friendly. >> you think so? >> let me look at you. are you one of them? predator hits theaters on september 14th. >>> we have to wait a little bit for that. but not so much for jerry seinfeld's show, comedians in cars getting coffee. he weighed in on the fate of roseanne barr. >> i didn't see why it was necessary to fire her. i never saw somebody end their entire career with one button push. that was fresh. >> he says she should be replaced, not killed off. >> they should get another roseanne. they brought dan donner back. he was dead, right? they brought him back. why can't we get another ro roseanne? i hate to see a comic lose a job. >> jerry is all about supporting fellow comics. the new season of his show, comedians in cars getting coffeh >> whoa, that car just blew up. >> the keys are not in the car. >> see, i told you not to leave the keys in the car. >> i didn't touch them. >> i didn't either. i don't have them. i swear. they're not in

. >> cameron looks a little more tan than usual. that's because he spent the weekend kicking it in hawaii. >> that's right, i was on the beach. i was working this weekend. >> yeah, right. >> you know i was with the stars of jurassic world. chris pratt, we met up with him at the ranch where a lot of the movies were filmed. we took our chat up in the air. >> hear we're with cameron from "e.t.." a helicopter ride near the ranch. get ready. >> is this a valley here? is that where base camp is, where we're shooting? >> yes. >> as you look out, is this literally where you shot some of the scenes? >> absolutely. >> yeah, that's the mountain. that's the mountain peak that gets blown up. this valley, we were running down right here, down to the left is where the gyrosphere goes off the cliff. this is us, man. there's the bones from kong's skull island. this preserve is amazing, completely preserved like it was created, no resorts, no hotels, nothing like that. >> chris, where do we shoot the scene by the lake? >> right down there. >> that's

this is a report from sir oliver, the fixer of david cameron, famously. he said you need to build more houses in an emergency programme or we face losing out in losing the election in 2022. how on earth he imagines we will get through to 2022. especially with no general election. there are many sweaty palms and brows. this reeks of panic. to think we can get a housing programme and all of the infrastructure involved being advocated by sir oliver in that time, it beats imagination. advocated by sir oliver in that time, it beats imaginationm advocated by sir oliver in that time, it beats imagination. it is supposed to be 300,000 homes per year being built. we are not. there has been a complete black hole when it comes to domestic policy in the last two years due to brexit. that was ok at the beginning when it looks like rigs it was going somewhere, perhaps positive, perhaps not, but moving forward, and now we have had gridlock. —— brexit. we do not have any national housebuilding strategy. we are not building enough, and not in the right places. we stil

cameron: it depends on how often you look at your p&l. basically gets marked on a daily or more likely a monthly basis, then that naturally mandates a more tactical approach and you can sort of say ,axio maybe things will be ok over the summer -- sort of say, maybe things will be ok over the summer but in the midterm there'll be a little more risk in terms of the president doing something crazy to mobilize his base. say yes and no at the same time. if he does continue with this track and markets are week over the summer, that would make it more likely he would perhaps try to reach a deal before midterms so the stock market is not week electionsing into the . whatever we see in july and august, we will probably see a reverse in september. onid: there are things going in washington decides what is going on in the white house, for example the fed. there will be some real money going to shareholders. us is a graph we put up, jpmorgan, inc. of america, -- citigrouperica, and and wells fargo. brooke: the actual dollar amount is massive, about 9

saying good-bye to cameron as he went away to college. it was almost like she knew something. >> reporter: something was broken in the family, could never be fixed, of course. but then there was this news, huge news that the dna matched a one-time bus driver who had moved on to davis, california the troopers called karen as soon as the results came in. >> you get excited. you think, wow. >> reporter: this is the guy. >> yeah. >> then the bomb hit. >> reporter: the bomb. >> the bomb. they had some new dna system out. they retested it. and turned out it wasn't him. >> reporter: ouch. >> no one could believe it. >> reporter: back at square one. >> back at square one. then dealing with karen again. >> reporter: karen ramped up her campaign to keep bonnie's case in the public eye. >> bonnie's mother karen campbell continues her own crusade to find her daughter's killer. she remains unsatisfied with the investigation. >> reporter: the attention brought in tips. troopers tested more than 100 dna samples. and nothing came of it but frustration. t

i would like to know whether the historic cars on pull in and pull out trips from cameron beach yard and to it will be in service when they are on the j line. i say this in part because i was also an operator at muni in my career there, and it's dear to my heart. i would also like to say thank you to peter, robert and his crew. >> that's a good question. if we could have a staff member get back to him on the question, that would be fabulous. >> tom gilberte. etiquette seems to be the big word here. or lack of it, or we have to design a new etiquette, whether it's following the permit plans to get your scooters on the street and then where to park them. there was one in the elevator at van ness, inside the elevator on the street. it's -- it's a lack of etiquette. and we have to, you are going to have to design the etiquette. it's more efficient, drops not in a bus zone, nothing near a corner makes sense right off the bat. we have uber and lyft etiquette that needs to be developed. bike etiquette needs to be developed. scooters etiquette needs to be developed and all moving vehicles an

. >> cameron spent time with the cast in hawaii in a helicopter. he said it was dino-mite. >> rolling out the carpet again? >> yeah, i know. we gotta put the carpets in the contracts. >> that's how i want to arrive to my interview ps. >> it's ideal. >>down hill from here. >> action! >> if you think this was spectacular, what must it have been like for bryce's 11 and 6-year-olds and chris' 5-year-olds? >> ridiculous. it's fun. it's a jurassic movie. >> it's like chuck e. cheese on steroids. >> for me, it's especially meaningful because i grew up on movie set. getting to have my kids here, the it's incredible. >> when he's not combatting dinosaurs, chris is fighting the heat. >> so sweaty all day. that's why i wear the deep v. undershirt. >> i would have wearing. >> it's an essential. if i don't have it, you see these nice little smiles of man b ork ob sweat. human femur bone. no big deal. what does chris pratt smell like? >> have no sense of smell. i actually have no seps of smell. is there that's why we're such a good team. >> we know chris loves f

. >>> and cameron diaz and benji madden, rarely photographed out together are enjoying time in florence, italy. >>> but this pair tops them all. justin bieber and hailey baldwin. the biebs was seen getting a handful during an intense makeout session. he's been making time for his career. he's working on a new album expected to drop next year. ♪ i'm just a girl >>> gwen stefani kicked off her first ever las vegas residency this week to rave review. she had a lot to live up to by performing inside plant hollywood. ♪ if it's real then i don't want to know ♪ >> other people shared this stage. jennifer lopez. are there any stylettos? snakes backstage? things left behind by the other ladies? >> no. it's funny. i saw jennifer here. i got to go in her life backstage dressing room. and, the thing about jennifer. we have a similar life. and back if the day, i remember prince said to me, he's like, you and jennifer, you are in competition. i remember being like in his limousine like, with him, and i'm look like what are you talking about? this was like ♪ waiting for tonight i don't underst

cameron: cash. joking aside, if the fed continues to put rates up, you don't have to work very hard to get more than 2% on a cash investment. if you think volatility is going up, you can think your ability to forecast what the president is going to do is low. i think most people would agree with that. having a little bit more of safe money that is gearing teed to earn you something isn't necessarily a bad thing -- that is guaranteed to earn you something isn't necessarily a bad thing. see some we restrictions on investing from china, and harley davidson deciding something that would last a while if they shift their manufacturing overseas, maybe this isn't just a negotiating tactic. cameron: when everything is moving together and correlations are very high and volatility is high, that kind of tells you what is in the price. he to be willing to trade stocks on their individual merits rather than a big macro driver, that is how you can tell it isn't in the price. even though the stock market fell sligh

best batsmen david warner in tears and band, cameron ba ncroft warner in tears and band, cameron bancroft band, the coach darren lehmann resides in tears leaving australia with a new captain in tim paine and a new coach injustin langer. very experienced opening batsmen of course. what we heard at lord‘s today was a sense that of course australia are still going to try to win but there is, however you define it, going to be a change of culture. there is no room for abuse anywhere, there is plenty of room for banter or what we call sledging, it isa for banter or what we call sledging, it is a fun part of the game and actually part of the game. we will behave well on and off the field and you guys or everyone else, we will still be called sledging australians, it has happened for 30 yea rs. we australians, it has happened for 30 years. we will work with that. the word people used in south africa was cheating and in the esteemed position of australian captain, are you had to restore australia‘s reputation? i think we all are, yes. no doubt our reputation as a cricketing nation took a bit

at just 11 years old, jordan miller and cameron cowin's dreams are ming true in ofront of a crowdf nearly 30,000 people in brooklyn's prospact . original music they composedas played by the new york philharmonic. >> it was mouth wide surprised. of >> it's pretty spectacular because i think when the philharmonic plays your piece, it's mor dynamic. >> reporter: they are part of the very young composers initiative and their work reflectsrogram's theme, the harlem renaissance. >> the ptarts with the drums. >> kind of -- >> cameron's composition is called "harlem shake". thoughts. ur own >> jordan composed "boogie down uptown". >> my piece is inspired by the harlem renaissance and the excitement of when you first arrive. >> while they be lly gifted, it's not always about music and chords. >> what do you do for fun? >> usually soccer is the basis in my life. >> i like doing creative writing and poetry. >> what do you say to people who say oh, kids that young couldn't possibly be composing major sces? it's not really a special talent to me. i feel like everyone can do it as long as they believe

this time here, cameron, sah and his sister is here. they're both nscapt cameron tell me about safety being of prime insurance for you guys. >> working for the asa, we focus on being safe on the water, if you fall overboard you can be swept away by the current. a life ys have to have jacket that fits you properly. >> reporter: that is perfect.r and yister fished out this water bottle just a few minutes ago. not too little ago. and it was very close to this ospreyet that you guys have fallen in love with. the mama and the babies in there. there's trash in the nest as, well talk about that pollution. >> thespreys are actually picking up plastic cups and otherebris to build their nest stronger. it just does not look right.d the poor birds -- >> reporter: what do you want people to do because thatis tra afoming from the district, right? r a big heavy rain like last night, you're going to see a lot. >> yeah, all of the trash flows downhe river eventually washes back up on the shores. and then builds up in piles out in the potomac. >> reporte

that bonus will help educate her two sons cameron and christian. [ applause ] >> pretty good, right? . [ applause ] >> pretty good. so we're so happy for your family. and i know your sons are going to make you very proud. they're great young men. and, lesonya, please would you say a few words. [ applause ] >> thank you, mr. president. this is an honor to be here today. as you said, crowley maritime was able to benefit from the tax reform by paying employees bonuses. and in return, my family, we were able to invest in hour children's education. [ applause ] >> my son, cameron, he will be entering into his senior year at moore house college in atlanta, georgia. [ applause ] >> and my youngest, christian hill, he will be entering into his freshman year at savannah state, both in the fall. [ applause ] >> so because of this, you know, maritime is a great company. i'm very honored to work for a great company and for the company to benefit from such a great tax opportunity in which they were able to give back to the employees. and so i want to thank not only mr. president for allowing us t

from slovakia, rob cameron has this report. the mig 29, once the scourge of the skies from the baltic to the black sea. but they are gradually being phased out by a former warsaw pact countries. and that this open day in central falati, this one at least is something of a tourist attraction. the mig 2093 much a child of the cold war. but today they are well past their prime. some are up to 30 yea rs past their prime. some are up to 30 years old. she incited complain of daily problems with engines and avionics. the only reason they can stay up in the sky at all if the presence here of around a dozen russian military technicians working ata russian military technicians working at a nato airbase. translation: you are right. to some extent, it is a sensitive matter. but in no way are any laws governing classified information being violated, and it should be pound —— pointed out that it is notjust slovakia but many other members that have mig 29. the polls or barbarians we re have mig 29. the polls or barbarians were flying upgr

we heard about this in the david cameron era, it was supposed to be all posh boys, but even in the era of theresa may when the conservatives were supposed to be a more meritocratic party, some might argue that the fact that she is no longer in the cabinet is their idea of it not being a meritocracy. it might be sour grapes. of course she was sacked by theresa may for talking secretly to the israelis and not letting the government know. perhaps there is an axe to grind. another story, scotland yard allegedly wasting £10 million and leadership training. i'm interested, it says that the metropolitan police has been accused of wasting money on a leadership training programme is the crime rate is soaring. i think it's the soaring crime rate that is the interesting bit. when you have 10,000 officers attending five days worth of training and taking tests to tell them what colour their personality is, we have a crime rate which in london in particular is causing immense fear among people. we've got young children carrying knives to schools, we have stabbings almost every day, and we have gang

but then they we re david cameron in 2016. but then they were put on hold when theresa may became prime minister. all of these options were available two years ago and you didn't take them. was it a wasted opportunity? you can always do more, but what we did two years ago is that we wanted to reduce the sugar content in food consumed by children, and if we did not deliver on that, we would go further. the industry did not deliver so we are going further. reading the detail today, some health campaigners said they still had reservations. we welcome the plan. it is definitely a step in the right direction. however, many of these actions are subject to consultation so we do not know if they will take place. there are other areas that need to be looked at and considered for the future. the food and drinks federation said there would be deep disquiet in the industry and there will be intense scrutiny of how the measures might work. the government wa nts measures might work. the government wants every restaurant measures might work.

. >> reporter: at just 11 years old, jordan miller and cameron's dreams are coming true. in front of a crowd of nearly 30,000 people in brooklyn's prospect park. original music they composed was played by the new york philharmonic. >> did you find yourself looking around and seeing what the reaction was? >> yes. >> and what was it? >> kind of mouth wide open. ki o surprised. >> it's pretty spectacular because i think when the philharmonic plays your piece me dymic. >> reporter: the girls are part of the philharmonic's very young composers initiative. it reflects the harlem renaissance. >> it starts with the drums. >> reporter: cameron's composition is called "harlem shake." >> it's your own thoughts. >> reporter: jordan composed "boogie down uptown." >> my piece, it's inspired by the harlem renaissance, of course, and the excitement of when you first arrive. >> reporter: and while they may be musically gifted, it isn't always about notes and chords. >> what do you do for fun when you're not writing music or studying for school? >> usually soccer is >> i like doing creativ

they we re cameron contested in england. they were supposed to be level with the labour party and it was a landslide victory. this is what might have been, the survey, at the time. but when election time comes and parties come up with manifestoes, and when the electorate has to make up its mind, that is really when the swing ta kes mind, that is really when the swing takes place. and we believe that this is the time my party... i feel that this is the time we will win in a landslide. you say you can dismiss polls, but for example, take the state of punjab, the biggest impact is done, you cannot win a national election if you do not carry the 100 million people of punjab, half the population of pakistan. it is run by pln, and in february, you lost badly ina pln, and in february, you lost badly in a by—election against them. only in february. it does not bode well for you, in february. it does not bode well foryou, imran khan. in february. it does not bode well for you, imran khan. in by-elections in pakistan, if you look at

a a good one. >> jimmy: thank you, cameron. i liked some of that joke. it was sometimes funny. [ laughter >> steve: like some of your name too. >> jimmy: this one is nick. he is age 12. he said, "dear jimmy fallon, me and my mom love to watch your show. but my brother and my dad both think you're a nerd. [ laughter ] i have a suggestion. can you come to canada?" then, down here it says, "p.s. nothing, from nick." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: he didn't have anything for you. no p.s. >> jimmy: you really psyched me out there, nick. well, to answer your question, i would love to go to canada, you little punk. [ light laughter ] p.s. nothing. this next one is from lucy, age nine. she says, "do you want to hear a pizza joke? never mind, it is too cheesy." >> steve: yeah! [ laughter and applause ] come on. >> jimmy: i said, "what do you call a cow with two legs? lean beef." there you go. there's a drawing. [ laughter ] not bad. lean -- lean beef. that's fantastic. this is from henry, age five. it says, "dear jimmy, please stop

labor leader german corben did say panama meant the end of public trust in david cameron i suggested mr speaker the prime minister's record particularly over the past week shows the public no longer has the trust in him to deal with these matters does he realize why people are so angry. does he realize to members opposite realise why people are so angry if n.b.c. link to euro news had no time for jeremy colvin sliming tax dodging in the liberalism the england panama match tomorrow may at least provide some welcome public distraction for the u.k. government joining me now in a week of august caylus over u.k. plans for breakfast which some believe was catalyzed by neo liberalism and the immigration debate is britain's former europe minister lord hain today on the two year anniversary of the vote to leave the e.u. well then things were going back on quite another week in breaks it terms how much of a problem that she's lost seven to minister in eight months kind of bad strategically to lose a international trade minister this week greg. hands well obviously a blow because trade minister

they believe the german court and it's a panama meant the end of public trust in david cameron i suggest mr speaker the prime minister is records particularly over the past week show the public no longer has the trust in him to deal with these matters does he realize why people are so angry. does he realize to members opposite realised why people are so angry if n.b.c. link to euro news had no time for jeremy corbin sliming tax dodging india liberalism the england panama match tomorrow may at least provide some welcome public destruction for the u.k. government joining me now in a week of august kayleigh seven u.k. plans for breakfast which some believe was catalyzed by neo liberalism and the immigration debate is britain's former europe minister lord hain today on the two year anniversary of the vote to leave the e.u. well then things were going back on quite another week in breaks it terms how much of a problem that she's lost seven to minister in eight months kind of bad strategically . to lose a international trade minister this week greg hands obviously a blow because trade minister

then for the next seven or eight years that idea was opposed by david cameron, come the coalition in 2010, the cameron led government then appointed the independent commission into this led by howard davies and that eventually suggested that there should be a third runway at heathrow. and the tories swung behind that. so it has been a long and winding journey for both the two main parties on this and you find yourself in a strange vision tonight with the commons finally have in giving their approval, with labour, the party first putting this forward , the party first putting this forward, completely divided and its leadership opposed. the question is, where do we go from here? this is perhaps the beginning of the next stage of this process, we will not see bulldozers on heathrow immediately. the government thinks develop went can start by 2021 —— development. although i would say this is a very big government majority, the house of commons will on this issue has been made very clear. that might make it harder for legal challenges to succeed. i think it also makes it harderfor lab

labor leader jeremy corbyn did say panama meant the end of public trust in david cameron i suggested mr speaker the prime minister's record particularly over the past week show the public no longer has the trust in him to deal with these matters does he realize why people are so angry. does he realize to members opposite realised why people are so angry if n.b.c. link to euro news had no time for jeremy colvin sliming tax dodging in their liberalism the england panama match tomorrow may at least provide some welcome public distraction for the u.k. government joining me now in a week of august caylus over u.k. plans for. breck's it which some believe was catalyzed by neo liberalism and the immigration debate is britain's former europe minister lord hain today on the two year anniversary of the vote to leave the e.u. well then things were going back on quite another week in breaks it terms how much of a problem that she's lost seven to minister in eight months kind of bad strategically to lose a international trade minister this week greg hands obviously a blow because trade ministers

cheering at cameron for every victory. cheeri even louder when that victory is over carolina.ng [applause] look back over your shoulder fondly and say goodbye to act one of your life. and then quickly look forward. act two begins today. it's your turn to reach out and take the baton.s you enter the world at a time of great challenge. our country is deeply divided, and too many americans refuse to hear any opinion that differs from their own.ma our planet is warming withha devastating consequences, and there are some who deny it's even happening. our schools and communities suffer from deep inequality, wec fail to guarantee every student the right to a good education. and yet we are not powerless inc the face of these problems. you are not powerless to fix them. no generation has ever held more power than yours. and no generation has been able to make change happen faster than yours can. the pace at which progress is possible has accelerated dramatically. aided by technology, every individual has the tools, potential, and r

cameron, what do you think we can expect from this rt? >> don't think james comey will be particularly excited. but tino the people in the department of justice will be because this is evidence of the process working. we are seeing the inspector general looking at the facts and the law to see if there are irregularities. seeing if there is something that requires more. this isn't evidence of the deep state. this is evidence of the process and it works. >> we heard rumblings about what may be in the report. the fact that james comey may have handled the hillary clinton email investigation unfairly. i will never forget the press conference 2016 when he stood at the podium and injected his opinion into the way hillary clinton used her private server. i think the i.g.'s testimony in front of congress will be where the real information comes out. charles: partilarly to adrienne's point, the exoneration memo, the conflic involving andrew mccabe and all the other conflicts out there. i'm hoping we get serious resolution on this. there is a lot o

cameron bancroft banned. the coach, darren lehmann, resigns in tears, leaving australia with a new captain in tim paine and a new coach injustin langer, a very experienced opening batsman of course. what we heard at lord's today was a sense that of course australia are still going to try to win but there is, however you define it, going to be a change of culture. there is no room for abuse anywhere. there is plenty of room for banter or what we call sledging, it is a fun part of the game and actually part of the game. we will behave well on and off the field and you guys or everyone else, we will still be called sledging australians, it has happened for 30 years. we will work with that. the word people used in south africa was cheating and in the esteemed position of australian captain, are you here to restore australia's reputation? i think we all are, yes. no doubt our reputation as a cricketing nation took a bit of a battering from south africa and that was really difficult for the players to come to terms

cameron bancroft banned. the coach, darren lehmann, resigns in tears, leaving australia with a new captain in tim paine and a new coach injustin langer, a very experienced opening batsman of course. what we heard at lord's today was a sense that of course australia are still going to try to win but there is, however you define it, going to be a change of culture. there is no room for abuse anywhere. there is plenty of room for banter or what we call sledging, it is a fun part of the game and actually part of the game. we will behave well on and off the field and you guys or everyone else, we will still be called sledging australians, it has happened for 30 years. we will work with that. the word people used in south africa was cheating and as the esteemed position of australian captain, are you here to restore australia's reputation? i think we all are, yes. no doubt our reputation as a cricketing nation took a bit of a battering from south africa, and that was really difficult for the players to come to term

these measures were all considered by david cameron in 2016, but then put on hold when theresa may became prime minister. all these options were available two years ago, you did not take them, was it a wasted opportunity? you can always do more, but i think what we did two years ago was we said we wanted to reduce the sugar content in food consumed by children by 5% in the first year and if we did not deliver on that, we will go further. well, industry didn't deliver on that, so today we are going further. the plan also includes an exercise boost for children, spreading the daily mile initiative to every primary school in england. after reading the detail of the strategy, some health campaigners said they had reservations. we welcome the plan, it is definitely a step in the right direction, however many of the actions are subject to consultation and we don't know if they will actually take place. further more, we think that there needs to be other areas that need to be looked at and considered for the future. the food and drink federation said there had been deep disquiet in the industry

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david cameron, nil is, no buts, and a third runway. and theresa may state on that manifesto and cheerfully came back a manifesto that allowed them to go ahead with it. i think we are still where we expect our politicians, at least on the service to tell us the truth on what's going on. add a dab in a number of times where there is it? on how truth always been with the bosses after a 50 million, my rent he came out in favour of remain, thousand other and now he has a heathrow vote that he said he would oppose the very end, and he chose to be an out of the country at the end of it. will he still has time will be back with a full paper review at 1130 and i will be back at the summit at the top of the hour. more beach days ahead, getting hot and land on monday, we saw temperatures peaked 30 degrees in central london and wales, we saw 29 in scotland, northern ireland, but recording 27 degrees as the hottest temperatures that this coming week. not much as changed, we had the jet strea m not much as changed, we had the jet stream looping towa

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david cameron and how he got vilified for that. there are political corpses in this area. let's go back to the daily telegraph and a little almost like a news in brief right at the bottom related to the visit of the trump next week and the visit of the trump next week and the first lady's plans have dj vu about them 7 the first lady's plans have dj vu about them? we know the plan put forward to melania trump is that she should go and visit british schools. iremember should go and visit british schools. i remember reporting when michelle obama because all these schoolgirls we re obama because all these schoolgirls were weeping and joy because she was so were weeping and joy because she was so extraordinary in the way that she touched them emotionally. and maybe she will be great at it, who knows? but it seems too similar for comfort, i think. it but it seems too similar for comfort, ithink. it will help but it seems too similar for comfort, i think. it will help to soften the image of the trump white house but the trip will be overshadowed by what donald trump does upstairs

just part mosque a senior conservative peer who served as an advisor to former prime minister david cameron has written to theresa me back and calls for an inquiry into some of for be other than the party describing it as a matter of grave concern to the many muslim members and supporters of the party these claims are backed up by former tory chairperson bias y.c. he says it is a simmering anti muslim underbelly of islam the four bia within the party alex nice speaks to laci. welcome to the they're like stalin show you a bit the first conservative muslim member of the house of lords recently you've written to the prime minister expressing your consent about as lama phobia within the party what provoked you to do that. unfortunately i believe that islamophobia does exist now within the conservative party have tried to deal with the matter quietly by writing to the present prime minister to the previous prime minister as well as have spoken to the c.c. h.q. . but unfortunately we have not received the right reply and no positive action has been taken i believe that the party should accept tha

cameron norrie proved light work for three—time grand slam champion stan wawrinka. he is well down the world rankings after an injury lay—off but looks to be returning to form. and andy murray returns to action tomorrow. his first competitive match in almost a year. we will let you know how he gets on tomorrow night. and british women's numberfour is out of the birmingham classic. she was beaten in straight sets by soccer from japan. that is all from sports day on a night where england got their world cup campaign off to a winning start. theresa may is promising a £20 billion a year increase in nhs funding in england, but she admits taxes will have to go up as well. across the nation taxpayers will have to contribute a bit more in a fair and balanced way to support the nhs we all use.

. >> reporter: at just 11,n jorda miller and cameron wacon's dreams are coming true. inront of a crowd of nearly 30,000 people in brooklyn's prospect park, original music they composed was played by the new york philharmonic. >> did you find yourself looking arnd and seeing what the reaction was? >> yes. >> what was it? >> mouths wide open. kind of surprised. >> it's pretty spectacular. i think when the phil harmon ph plays your piece, it's dynamic. >> they're part of the young er comp initiative, and they works reflect the theme, the harlem renaissance. cameron's composition is called harlem shake. ♪ jordan composed boogie down uptown. >> my piece is inspired by harlem renaissance, and the excitement of when you first arrive >> while they may be musically gifted, it's not always bout notes and cords. what do you do for fun? >> usually soccer is a basis in my life. >> i like doi creative writing, poetry. >> what do you say to people who say kids tha young couldn't possibly be comsers of major scores. it's not really a special talent to me. i feel like everyone can d

. —— the cameron government. this supermarket chain is saying they're not going to use plastic bags for certain products, and several loose paperbacks, you will still be able to see the fruit and vegetables in your paperback they will have a strip, you will be able to see it. i think this is a hopeful story. little things can be done to wean us off of the plastic. casing the prefect of the live in. —— plastic case and we effectively within. but it's going backwards to something we did years ago. and we all know that the fruit over the supermarket are frequently hideously ovoraptor in supermarket are frequently hideously ovora ptor in massive supermarket are frequently hideously ovoraptor in massive amounts of plastic, it seems like common—sense. i like we've got an american supermarket and you can have adoption of a paper sack. delicate question paper plastic, usually pick paper. it's notjust them. tesco are also talking about removing sell by date and use by dates because there is so much food waste. so th

i have worked for different cameron for many years. -- worked for david cameron for many years. from a financial services point of view, i do have some expertise and experience. roleare you looking for a to take you in that iraq should -- to take you in that direction? willel: the completion take place in the second half of the year. want to makeer te, i sure the next business is operating optimally. how that business looks and fits into the much larger cme group. remain inasked me to an executive role to run the integration process. plus or minus for the next year. after that, i think my role will be more nonexecutive. that'll free me up to do other things. i am not about to go to a beach somewhere, sipping piÑa coladas in the bahamas. i am sure i will spend more time going away, but i intend to remain london-focused. matt: you do have your finger on the pulse of westminster. may can like theresa get some kind of brexit package through that makes everyone happy. see it that way as well get a is there any future -- do you see it that way as well? is there any future for this go

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obsessed since he became the home secretary in 2010 with trying to meet this ludicrous pledge david cameron had of getting immigrations down to the tens of thousands, they are now turning away doctors we need in the nhs, and frankly, they should just tearaway these rule, it looks like there is a report in the guardiani like there is a report in the guardian i think that suggests that she is willing to look at that, and philip hammond is going to put extra tax in, so hopefully these are temporary problems. there speaks somebody who doesn't understand north of milton keynes, there is a real problem with immigration. there is the city the size of newcastle coming into this country every year, and you can't just coming into this country every year, and you can'tjust go on saying, that's fine. because there is an enormous economic problem, in trying to build a infrastructure of hospitals and schools and railways and roads to cope with it. it is right we need a different policy. and roads to cope with it. it is right we need a different policym is all right saying, but the problem is all right sa

the first time i got to the white house was when i was working as an advisor for david cameron. four golfers, i guess it is winning an open championship, for actors, it is appearing on the west end or broadway, but for diplomats, it is walking across the threshold into the white house and even more into the oval office. you feel if you do that, you can die happy. anyway, the british prime minister who i suspect would approve this, who spent the most time in the white house was i think winston churchill, because in 1941, he paid a 24 day visit to the white house. it is impossible in modern diplomacy to imagine a 24 day visit anywhere. a 24-hour visit is hard enough. indeed, churchill thought of the white house as a second home. he said, "we live here as a big family in the greatest intimacy and informality, and i have formed the highest regard and admiration for the president." looking carefully at the record, i am not sure every element of that was entirely reciprocated. [laughter] >> i imagine you have heard the story of churchill on the 1942 visit, being discovered by presiden