it seems a similar to what they went through in june when they decided to leave european union. in russia souvenirs are being sold at in mexico people are shocked and angry and they are fearing that a wall could now be a reality. as all those people react this morning across the globe this huge news, a lot of us are wondering what is hillary clinton going to say. how was she going to react. she hasn't said a word since trump got this victory and we later this morning. we will let you know what she has to say. >>> 33 minutes after 6:00. as we talk about how individuals voted and we look at different areas county by county especially in the bay area.>> we have been able to break this down. we wanted to show you the red that you see. taking a look at this, this is almost all of the counties in the area including polk, citrus, pinellas, manatee and sarasota. the only hillary clinton is hillsborough county. clinton got 51% of the vote compared to trumps 44%. in pinellas, closer. trap at 48.6% to clinton 74%. in polk county, trump got 55% to clinton's 41%. we are hearing for many of y

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union. i sort of saw it as a warning you know that something like this could happen. sound up printing late editions of uk newspapers flew off the presses with news of trump's surge. every step of this election has been watched around the world and american voters here in london say this is a finale they just couldn't miss. soundup - "it's bigly, big news, this is bigly." but for many clinton supporters at this party in london - early excitement nat sot - guy cheering... lessened as the night wore on. nats....bells markets around the globe plummeted as trump won state after state. nats... in russia, president trump souvenirs news, london. we know florida, especially the i-4 corridor was crucial for the presidential election. here's a quick reminder of the way the state voted. the bay area was all about donald trump for this election. if you take a look at the red on the screen, almost every county in our area voted trump. that includes polk, citrus, pasco, pinellas, manatee and sarasota. the

the other spot that metro station, close to the european union brussels is a center for international politics. it has a huge immigrant population. people from outside of belcher make up 70% of the brussels population. united nations said belgium has per capita the highest number of citizens traveling to fight in syria and iraq. 500 belgians have gone to the middle east to fight. >>> something you may not a part about. the last flight out of the airport before this happened was headed to florida. passengers landed a few hours ago. i feel blessed to be back. >> they didn't learn about the they claim there was no announcement and they did not have wi-fi. we are getting reports that parts of the main terminal at denver international airport reports of a possible security details. we are told that the evacuations were happening near the check-in areas for american airlines and that is the area before the checkpoint. flights have not been affected. we will let you know as soon as we get more information. >>> security has increased at airports and subway systems and train stations across th

another surprise result following britain's dramatic vote in june to leave the european union. >> i started saying that it is a warning that something like this could happen. >> reporter: late additions of the u.k. newspapers flew off the presses with news of trump's surge. >> every step has been watched all around the world. american voters here in london say that this is a finale that they couldn't >> i'm sure that it will be one night of sleep for us, but it's history. we are always going to remember where we were. >> i look forward to working with president elect trump. >> reporter: many leaders were quick to congratulate trump. but the foreign minister took a harsher stance urging them to respect the nuclear deal between the two countries. china's foreign minister said that they will cooperate with trump's administration to ensure stable china-u.s. relations. >> i congratulate donald trump. criticism of nato during the campaign, the head of the military alliance says he's looking forward to working with the president elect. in russia president trump souvenirs are already being sold. an

another surprise resul voting june to leave the european union. >> it is a warning. that something like this could happen. >> late additions of uk newspapers flew off the presses with news of trump's third -- surge. >> every step has been watched around the world and american voters in london say this is a finale you couldn't miss. >> one night a week for us but it is history. >> we will always remember >> many world leaders were quick to congratulate trump but i ron's foreign minister took a harsher stance urging the businessmen to respect the nuclear deal between the countries. >> china's foreign ministry said it will cooperate with trump's administration to ensure stable china us relations. >> i congratulate donald trump. >> to that -- speights trumps criticism of nato the head of the alliance said he president-elect. in russia present trump souvenirs are being sold and president russian president vladimir putin said he is ready to restore good relations with the united states. riley carlson. >>> even the talib and is weighing in on the outcome. calling on trump t

secretary of state, john kerry hammered out the deal with his russian counterpart and european union. they agreed illegal arms groups should be disarmed, and the pro russian militants should leave unoccupied buildings they occupied. >> my hope is that we actually do see follow through over the next several days. but i don't think, given past performance, that we can count on that. >> a disturbing leaflet has surfaced in eastern ukraine. it tells jews to register with the pro russian militants, and demands an accounting of their assets. >>> first lady, senator, secretary of state, and soon, hillary clinton will be taking on the role of grandmother. chelsea clinton announced she's expecting. that raises the question, will we have the first grandmother running for president? ken pritchett is live with what this news could mean for her potential run. >> reporter: as hillary clinton makes one appearance after another as if on a campaign, her supporters await her big announcement. today it was daughter chelsea who delivered at a forum to help young women succeed. >> mark and i are excited t

. >> reporter: in union square, luxury stores are showing they can bounce back despite the bad economy. neimam marcus sales are up 5%. >> i'm scared. >> reporter: what happens tomorrow will depend partly on how the european and asian markets end their friday. in san francisco, i'm john sasaki. >>> more details now on how the losses have added up. today's decline combined with losses of eight days amount to a 10% decline since july 22. >> the market also responded to expectations that the job market is slowing. the bureau of labor statistics is set to release a critical jobs report tomorrow. jana katsuyama is live now in san francisco, where one company isn't culting workers it's -- cutting workers it's hiring people in an unusual way. >> reporter: when you go to a bar and a hotel you think about picking up a date but not picking up a job. here tonight at the w hotel, one tech company had a hiring happy hour. a very unusual way of getting job seekers and employees to meet in this tough economy. the bar was open and drinking were flowing at the w hotel as one tech company held a hiring h

. >>> and in norway tonight celebrations are under way after the european union was awarded the noble peace prize for promoting peace and human rights in europe. the award is not without its critics. some say the eu contradicts because it relies on military force. >>> after seven days of balloting it seems that users lost the ability to vote on policy. voter turn out needed to be at least 30% to keep the policy in place. fewer than 700,000 votes were cast instead of the 300 million that were needed. facebook is expected to make an official announcement sometime tomorrow. >>> it didn't take long for twitter to get over its break up with instagram. which allow instagram photos to be views on twitter. you can still include an instagram message on those pictures. >>> when to expect rain coming up in your complete bay area forecast. >> a reminder that you can get ktvu news [ female announcer ] for those who love sweets, your season is here. let's just call it the baking time of year. you need special ingredients. you need the staples. that's a given. you need safeway sugar for just $1.97.

. >>> all but one of the 27 european union stations agreed to that deal. only britain opted out. the deal forces member nations to submit their budgets for review in order to limit deficits. rising debts in countries such as greece, italy have kept final markets on edge with fears they could trigger -- >>> they played in the nba's oldest arena. oakland's plan to keep the warriors as the new owners consider moving to san francisco. >>> temperatures have been dropping off rapidly this evening. coming up the areas that will be in the upper 20s >>> los angeles police shot and killed a gunman after he walked down the middle of a busy hollywood street shooting at passing vehicles. this frightening video shows the man shooting at a pickup truck. witnesses say the man walked down vine street yelling kill me. here's what people say they saw. >> bam, he was trying to kill some people. >> the guy, tall guy was walking north on vine in the middle of street, okay. and he was shooting, shooting up. >> i mean he was making weird body gestures. literally running at people. running in circles. >>

a union had sued hoping to block the public/private partnership with the european group. but today, an alameda court judge ruled the construction project can move forward. it's the first contract awarded under a new state law allowing such partnerships. phase two of the construction is scheduled to begin later on this year. >>> there is word tonight san francisco's long-time sheriff will not run for reelection this year after more than 30 years on the job. sheriff michael hennessy does not expect a 9th turn. he was first elected back in 1979. ktvu obtained a copy of his home moe. hennessy was a finalist for san francisco's one-year mayor appointment that ultimately went to ed lee. >>> it's a holiday weekend, and a lot of people are hoping to spend it skiing or snowboarding. the snow is plentiful, the trick is navigating the drive. our team coverage begins with ken prithet showing us the conditions right now, ken? >> reporter: you can see the lights are still on above the lifts but the skiers have gone home. the resort is closed after a day of almost constant snow. we arri

union. >>> developing news from hayward where in the past hour the city council voted to impose a 5% pay cut on the city's maintenance and cleric workers. paul chambers just stepped out of the meeting. paul the union is being forced to accept this? >> reporter: that's right julie. those concessions will go into effect this monday. it's totaled to come out to $200 per paycheck. city officials told me it was 800 to $1,000 in concessions per check already agreed upon. members of hayward aciu marched tonight before the county's reading. >> you're looking at a bankruptcy crisis for a lot of us. i don't have anything extra. >> reporter: negotiations began in february of last year but came to an impasse in july with little to no talks since. >> there's been maybe a phone call here and there trying to get them back into the table and that kind of conversation. but an actual sit down at the table. >> the union agreed to 12% in concessions. it says the city's last best and final offer of an initial 5% isn't fair. >> you're now giving me the option of choosing between my kids medical care, my h

the european union imposed sanctions on those believed to be responsible for the violence and the u.s. is threatening to do the sail. >>> if you check social media today, you may have seen video direct from the front lines of those protests in ukraine. >> many of those images from war zones can arrive unfiltered but that doesn't mean unbiased. patti lee tells us about one video in particular that is going viral. patti. >> reporter: that video shows a new sophistication when it comes to using social media. not just for sharing information but shaping an agenda and a political message. >> we want to be -- >> reporter: this video is a cry for help from a ukrainian protester who makes her agenda clear. the presentation is far cry from the every man photos shared on social media cries just a few years ago. when the unprecedented use of twitter and facebook during international up risings appeared to harold a new era of reporting. professors with this journalism school mixer are leery that biased sources of information will be perceived as absolute truth. >> with video you can edit it. shot

the european union is preparing to impose harsher sanctions against syria. this as russia is trying to resolve the crisis. >>> in germany, europe ordered inspections of all airbus a380's. airbus has developed repair kits and insists the super jumbo jets are safe to fly. this new order includes all 68 planes currently flying for seven different airlines. >>> in antarctica, russian scientists have drilled into a fresh water lake more than 12,000 feet below the surface. they say the water could hold tiny organisms locked in the dark for years. there are some fears they could contaminate that lake. >>> the office building behind me has been vacant for two years, but a hi. we're looking to save some money on our car insurance. great! at progressive, you can compare rates side by side so you get the same coverage, often for less. wow! that is huge! ♪ and this is to remind you that you could save hundreds! [laughing] man: yeah. that will certainly stick with me. we'll take it. go, big money! i mean, go. it's your break, honey. same coverage, more savings. now, th

union. the obama administration is calling for calm. >>> israel announced today that it has foiled an al-qaeda plan to attack the u.s. embassy in tel aviv, and hit other targets inside israel. israeli intelligence officials say three palestinians plan to provide suicide bomb vests to four militants posing as russian tourists. the arrests were carried out in december, but just made public today. several unnamed state department officials say the u.s. has not been able to verify the israeli allegations, in particular, the alleged links to al-qaeda. >>> the defense department said today a soldier from monterey has been killed in afghanistan. edward bali was shot by insurgents who were attacking his base in kandahar province. his family said he was on his third tour of duty in afghanistan, and had done two in iraq. he grew up in salinas, and is survived by his wife, christy. >>> former secretary of state, hillary clinton is scheduled to visit california this spring. in san francisco, she's sched

no specific reason was giving for adding the extra fee however delta move came days after the european union started requiring airlines to pay for greenhouse gas emissions. >>> more than 5,000 artifact taken from the titanic will be on sale in april. the auction will take place on the 100th anniversary of the ocean liner's maiden voyage. it set sale from england on april 11th, 1912, it sank four days later. the collection was appraised in 2007 at $189 million . >>> and it is kind of chilly out there tonight. right now oakland downtown 48 degrees. light winds, valley fog will reform tonight. patchy coastal fog as well. we're in for more of the same as you head into your friday. weekend around the corner and there's no signature changes in terms of rain or in -- significant changes in terms of rain or temperatures. weather systems stay way to the north, very active pacific, all the storms above that high pressure are going over the top of us. underneath it is that swell. this is one of the systems that is generating the heavy swell but the storm can't go through the high and so what we'r

the justice department along with the attorneys general from 18 states and european union officials still need to sign off on the agreement. the government accountability office has suggested the merger would reduce competition than other large mergers including the accommodation of united and continental. >>> after nearly four months in limbo, twinkies are back on the shelves tonight. wal-mart started selling the snacks at its stores. twinkie and other hostess products have not been produced since november since hostess filed for bankruptcy. >>> the dow added $3.38 still enough for a new record high. the nasdaq was up 21. wells fargo and jp morgan reported profits but a consumer confident survey was lower. at&t is expanding with pa $1.2 million purchase. the company has agreed to buy leap wireless. leap is a prepaid wireless cell phone carrier. the deal will give at&t 5 million additional subscribers from a leap's servicer cricket. >>> this is an artist renders of a proposed campus. the company wants to improve the design. google had previously said it planned to open a new campus by 201

union and canada. the sanctions are aimed to get iran to back away. an iranian government spokesperson called if move confrontational. >>> in iraq, six people died 16 others were wounded when a car bomb exploded outside the offices of an arabic language television network. if attacker was waved through two security check points before detonating the device. >>> two car suicide bombings killed 25 people during a religious festival. >>> in peru where it is now winter, a cold snap is being blamed for seven deaths. even in the usually steaming peruvian jungle, temperatures have fallen below 21 several times. >>> rangers say they are stretched thin. coming up the new numbers showing a dramatic our real national pastime? saving money. and like baseball people love their stats. i started bringing my lunch to work -- 50 bucks a week in my pocket. here's a good one: state farm insures 40 million drivers. more than geico and progressive combined. i saved because i'm accident-free. of course, with so many ways to

markets perbgted up after the european union defended their efforts. online retailer overstobgt tkogt come is follow t amazon's lead and fight t a new california law require t sales tabgts on in state purchaseses. overis 120bg9 said it has dumped all of t california affiliates and taeubgt t money it would is have spent on the middlemen and give it to celebrity customers >> >> we are follow t some develop t news this hour this video just in from contra costa county where a man was found shot on a popular trail >> this pwoebgt engineer in t bay area. >>> developing news, around 8:45 this evening emergency crews responded to a trail off of pittsburgh off of harbor street and atlanta avenue. they found a man shot lie lying on the delta deanza trail. his condition is unknown at this hour. east bay regional police are investigating. >>> a warning for users of iphone, ipad and i-pod touch. it can leave them open to hackers. >> it's an iphone 4 and it's really cool. >> reporter: the company has taken the mobile world by storm and it's iphone, ipads and i- pods

they will vote on if they will stay in the european union and take bailouts, that come with more austerity measures. in the last election six weeks ago results were not conclusionive. >>> in china three astronauts were introduced before they head to space tomorrow. for the first time from there a female. she is 34 and an air force pilot. she and her male colleagues will work on a temporary space station that china put in orbit last year. the mission is scheduled to take about ten days. in spain new tests suggest that carve paintings are older than first thought. 15,000 years older. the red images and hand prints may be the oldest in the world dating back 40,000 years. experts say the timing means they could have been done by neanderthals. they were found in the 1870s. >> parts for one of the first am computer sold at auction for almost 3 75,000 dollars. the old keyboard tape with the black and white tv monitor belonged to one of 50 original computers. in 1976 the apple won computer sold for $666. it's among about a half dozen still in working condition. it sold in new york to an anonymous

let's put it that way >> california will join several other states and the european union by banning so- called gestation crates in 2015 >> >> reporting live, ken wayne, ktvu channel "2 news." >>> we have more information about the group behind the video. there is a link to the entire video, but be advised it is graphic. look under the "right now" section on our home pain >> >> a legal victory for the obama administration's health care law. for the first time, a republican appointed judge has found the legislation that the president signed last year to be constitutional. the sixth u.s. circuit court of appeals said the requirement is within congress's authority. the conservative group that filed the suit said it plans to appeal to the u.s. supreme court >> >> breast cancer drug, avastin -- several experts say it's not effective and could raise the risk of heart disease, during a two-day public hearing, some advanced drug cancer patients called avastin a miracle drug >> why should a woman in europe and 26 other countries be able to get it but not in the united states. i believer the l

. >> strange the reason is because the european union is requiring them but then they come to the eps because we have the best models. >> reporter: the machine can find if a chemical causes burke defects, cancer or other health problems. >> these are test that let us see how the chemicals interact with human cells or human molecules. >> reporter: results expected in eye few months. by law united states companies aren't responsible for the safety of tens of thousands of chemicals in the environment. today's partnership could point to a solution to that problem. john fowler >> we have new information this to the channel 2news room. uc san francisco just responded to our call about angel reyes who said she was thrown out of the hospital for using medical marijuana. they said it doesn't allow the use of vaporized marijuana saying even that form of medical marijuana releases particles in to the air that are damaging to the lungs. the statement said that could impact others in the hospital. >> sunnyvale city leaders asking the public what they think about a ban on smoking in parks and outdo

union. the eu is considering a reform package that workers say is anti union and two probusiness. the pack is aimed at making the economy more competitive. but workers say it'll make their pay lower. >>> and last night a surfer was bitten on his face and arm by an 8-foot long bull shark. a rescuers said he was probably saved because the shark also bit his surfboard. the other victim was attacked by a great white. >>> oakland police are asking for the public's help tonight to find a 70-year-old man wanted for felony grant theft. carl talton targets elderly victims in his scheme. talton approaches elderly victims and convinces them to donate money to charities. >>> two semi automatic rifles were stolen from two marin county sheriff's pickup trucks. the vehicles were parked in a locked garage just south of fairfax. it happened between 9: 9:00 a.m. monday and 9:00 a.m. tuesday. some ammunition was also taken. >>> you might call it back to the future. what we found in the new census reports about

rebels could also be getting some help from the european unions. eu members asked to lift arms embargo. >>> secretary of the state john kerry met with his -- washington and moscow have yet to agree on the participants. so far about 70,000 people have died in the two year civil war in syria. >>> i think there's always lessons to be learned. >> it's crucial to memorial day services, actually this is a story about a bay area police chief who is being called upon by colorado authorities to help explain what happened in a movie theater massacre there. >> this is video from russia at the moment a train crashes. we'll show you all the damage it did and >>> only on 2 from california to colorado. officials in aurora colorado have tapped a police chief. ktvu's heather holmes here after speaking tonight with vallejo's former top cop. >> he's one of four people picked to sit on a panel that will examine that horrific movie theater attack. it's all in an effort to update how officials respond to an attack. next year will mark two years since the horrific attack

., the former soviet union and european coalition have sent a class to the red plant. other nations have tried but failed. the mars project is a matter of national pride for those in india. others consider it a waste of $73 million. >>> high temperatures today nice warmer than they were yesterday. temperatures tomorrow will warm a little bit more. these are the numbers from today. the hot spot 78 in santa rosa. 70 in san francisco. and then 72 in san jose and 73 in morgan hill. highs tomorrow going to be slightly warmer than these. we're going to see a couple of more upper 70s and more mid- 70s. the jet stream drives to the north like this. as we get late in the week, the jet stream is going to drive south and open up the opportunity for a few sprinkles for showers. maybe more than that. we'll be tracking that over the next few days. these are the overnight lows forecast for tomorrow morning. we'll see frost, we had the frost advisory in the north bay. but it's not there tonight but you'll get frost in these inland bay valleys with temperatures in the mid-30s and low 4

. >>> hopes that the european union will move forward with a bailout plan caused stocks to rise today. the upbeat mood sent the dow up 102 points. the nasdaq gained 21. >>> a major blackberry outage spreads to the u.s. what's behind it, and when r.i.m. hopes to deliver a backlog of email. >>> i'll show you which cities will be the hottest, specifically, which cities will be make it into the upper 80s. i'll see you back here in two >>> we want to show you new video now of the two trains that collided tonight at the oakland amtrak station. this is the point of impact. you can see both trains are amtrak trains. you can see there that part of the walkway is damaged from one of the trains that apparently went off the tracks. 18 passiers have been injured. most of them suffered bumps and bruises. but we do know of at least one person with a broken arm. this happened right at 10:00 tonight. our news crew on the scene continues to gather more information. we'll have more for you later on in this newscast. >>> problems with the blackberry smart phone have now spread to the united states. peopl

. >>> in norway the noble economy awarded the peace price to the european union. it honored the eu for peace, reconciliation, democracy and human life. many were skeptical the eu would get if peace prize during a time of violent protests. >>> it is the first violence since -- each side was holding a rally when backers of the president stormed the stage of the rival camp. at least 100 people were injured. >>> and down under an early spring surprise for folks. a storm dropped about two inches of snow. that's more than people say they've ever seen. but wildlife kangaroos seem to cope just fine with all that snow. >>> the american beverage association is taking steps to restrict sales of sugary drinks. the group filed suit siting infringement of perm freedom. it outlaws the sale of sugary drinks larger than 16-ounces everywhere in the city expect grocery own convenience stores. a group backed by the beverage industry is spending millions of the dollars to defeat a soda tax on the upcoming november ballot. the money raised would go to pay for obesity education and comm

. >>> the european union privacy regulators put google on notice today. regulators want to know what investigation google collects about users and how long it keeps it. they want an opt out for users. google collects data for advertising purposes. >> after being locked out for two and a half years, employees return to work today, not before holding an informational picket. after a judge ruled the lockout was illegal the two sides still can't agree on a contract or back wage agreement. >> yosemite national park employees are helping the state health department study the potentially deadly hantavirus. health officials hope to use information to figure out how many park worker may have been unknowingly infected. they also want to learn about exposure and prevention of the disease. >>> the concern is about another potentially deadly disease. a chipmunk was found sick and diagnosed with the plague. warnings are posted. the plague can be transmitted to humans through bites from an infected flee or being exposed to an infected animal. >> elderly man missing for

. >> the european union and russia are challenging the navigation system common in america. a russian rocket lifted off carrying two satellites they can are part of the navigation system designed to compete with the american gps network. it should be up and running in three years. >>> another satellite, is expected to fall back to earth this weekend. officials say about 30 pieces will likely hit earth. when and where is the question. the experts say it could be pretty much anywhere but the polar areas. >> stocks pushed higher for a third week in a row. they received a boost from the improving employment numbers and optimism about this weekend's summit, the dow gained 267 points today. the nasdaq rose 39 points. strong earnings from blue chip companies also fueled the rally. >> new car sales in california are up 11% so far in year. that's according to the new car dealers association. california is now out pacing the united states market. it's up 10.4% this year. the new car dealers organization also said new vehicle registrations rose 9.4% last quarter. >> now it's the defens

the european union accession will be on the top subject for us. how does this change turkey's relationship with its western allies? the truth is the west still needs this critical nato member and particularly at the moment with syria, terrorism and the refugees that have been coming out of that syria conflict. i would say that's a big question mark for us because syria, robert lee we are going to be out of table at least for this foreseeable future, because russia, america and the kurdish people over there made a kind of unity or let's see allies. turkey is out of the equation for the time being. but it isa equation for the time being. but it is a member of nato. as that we will still be in nato but there will be discussion within turkey and nato, of course russia probably will be the major decision—makers here next to the us, but the question for turkey probably we are not going to be out of nato but that will be a ha rd be out of nato but that will be a hard discussion between turkey and nato because of russia. 0n hard discussion between turke

union on herterms, then departure from the european union on her terms, then having won an election, which i am confident she will, having her own mandate and manifesto, which the country has endorsed, will strengthen her hand hugely. notjust in negotiating with brussels but also in dealing with the political problems here. the house of lords is full of people who are deeply disappointed with the brexit result, have not come to terms with that, once too frustrated and a mandate will allow to raise up to be able to ensure that the former brexit the people voted for and that she believes then can i be permitted. —— will allow theresa may to be sure. the debate within the conservative party within the next few weeks will be something to be watched, because robbie backbenchers who will not wa nt to robbie backbenchers who will not want to compromise on some of the issues related to the negotiation. one of the things that has been striking ever since she became pregnant as, even though there have been individuals, such as ken clarke, overall she has enjoyed a greater degree of unity a

union and also i must leave the european union and also i m ust co nfess leave the european union and also i must confess there is no right for us must confess there is no right for us to demand a share of the assets that the european union has built up during our membership. there is no right to do do that and they have no right to do do that and they have no right to do do that and they have no right to levy a sport the opportunities. you are a member for wokingham, 56% voted remain. does that give you some sticky times on the doorstep # love factually inaccurate, the results were declared by local authority area and i represent parts of wokingham and parts of west berks. the fact is we gave the decision to the people to make and now all conservative mps and practically all labour mps have come to the same conclusion that we have to get on and implement the wishes of the british people as determined in the referendum vote. thank you very much. so today the political parties in britain will be busy organising candidates, reserving battle buses, printing the campaign literature. but n

many people are critical of the european union, who want to have more national independence, towards for example nato and the usa, who oppose many aspects of financial nationalism, these people would rather vote for marine le pen than mr match run. —— than emmanuel macron. emmanuel macron, the leader of en marche, which didn't exist a year ago. he is now the leading contender to be the next french president. i'm joined on the line from bordeaux by thierry fahmy, who is the election co—ordinator for en marche in that region. you put aside your company to run macron‘s campaign. what did you like about him? he said we shouldn't divide people but find out what is goodin divide people but find out what is good in the ideas coming from the left or right wing of the party ‘s —— parties and trying to make people work together to make friends better again. a lot of people who joined me on the balcony last night for the results programme who aren't really sure what mr macron does stand for. the rhetoric is fine but what are his policies? there are many things. some ideas go from

you know, obviously the european union has a value in itself because a grading economy market is extremely important. at the same time, when you are one of the countries that is extremely advanced, the uk service sector is very important. and somehow in the negotiations, the balance out of very vulnerable sectors limits the scope of how you can integrate. i think that, regardless of your point of view in brexit, now it is a reality, and the uk has a tremendous advantage of hard to do the architecture of agreements that fit you and suit you well in terms of the relevant sectors. you sound like quite a the relevant sectors. you sound like quiteafan the relevant sectors. you sound like quite a fan of brexit? i'm not, in fa ct quite a fan of brexit? i'm not, in fact what i'm trying to do is make the most of it. because mexico has had a very, very dynamic open trade policy. and we do highly regard our relationship with the uk. so, the economy minister there. i think it is interesting we are starting to hear other countries talk about how they can replace trade relationships with the united stat

but actually i think will be in the interests of the 27 member states of the european union as well. so not many people think we are going to go to war with spain over gibraltar but five days after article 50 was triggered, it does not bode well for the tone of negotiations, does it?|j does not bode well for the tone of negotiations, does it? i will score them both, the eu and outside a degraded for diplomacy. it is a hugely important issue to the people of gibraltar that the government has made it abundantly clear that if they want to stay british, then they are not going to have any compromise on sovereignty. i can tell you, though, that i spoke to someone very close to the fco today and they are incandescent about michael howard's interference in this. apoplectic was the word used in the conversation i had. it doesn't make it very easy for the prime minister. how does she make concessions to the european union during the course of an of this is how people will respond from her own side? both sides have to be pretty sensible because there are issues where both sides will get pretty

we need trade deals at the moment because we are leaving the european union. the whole world knows that we are leaving the trade bloc, the single market, which takes 45% of our exports at the moment. clearly whatever happens, it won't be as good as the status quo so we will lose some access to that market, so we need access to other markets. that's why you have theresa may in saudi arabia as we speak. lynn fox, the trade secretary, is in malaysia -- liam the trade secretary, is in malaysia —— liam fox. ministers are spreading out across the world, trying to find places to do their deals to replace the lost trade opportunities in the european union single market. obviously in trade negotiations there was always a quid for the pro—quote. one of the things indians would like is more access to uk visas for their skilled workers, is that something the uk will have to give india if it wants some kind of trade deal? absolutely, what the indians want is notjust access for their skilled workers, also they are very conscious that people of indian ethnic origin are

union. the two leaders agreed to seek lower tensions in the upcoming talks, according to an eu official. may also vowed to seek the best dealfor the british enclave of gibraltar. now, if there is one man, above all others, who earns his money in washington, it is surely white house press secretary, sean spicer. every day, the press corps are spoiling for a fight and, every day, he comes out swinging. and not only does he have to make sure the president's message is getting across, he has to make everyone feel good. it is truly... the nominal. the nominal. courtesy of the late show. you know you have made it when you are getting that sort of treatment. we all want to be on the muppets. that made my night! he is world—famous. you're watching 100 days from bbc news. stay with us. still to come for viewers on the bbc news channel and bbc world news: they're the world's biggest economies and they disagree on trade, so how will talks between us president donald trump and his chinese counterpart,

|j to leave the european union? —— would not have voted. i made sure i never told another country what their best interests are. however you've given me license to give my opinion, in my opinion, the british have to sort this out. i don't think overall in any way you come at it that it's good for the british people, for their stature, for their government, for all the things that are vital to the prosperity of the uk. obviously, there was a different outcome in the vote last year, but i think the longer this plays out, and the more reality sets in as to what the more reality sets in as to what the consequences of that vote were, i think it's clear that this could be rather devastating to the uk and its people. whether its trade, financial institutions. every aspect of their future is wrapped into the reality that we all live, 7 billion, seem reality that we all live, 7 billion, seem to be 9 billion, inadvisable reality underpinned by a global economy. that's not going to change, in fact it's going to get even more global. but we feel embold

the european union's brexit negotiator has called for profound reform of the organisation, saying it always delivers too little, too late. guy verhofstadt, who used to be prime minister of belgium, said the union had failed to tackle issues, including the migrant crisis and economic stagnation. he also said brexit, presidents trump and putin were reasons to reform the eu. around 200,000 people living close to america's tallest dam have been told its still not safe for them to return home. the area around the oroville dam in northern california was evacuated after a hole was found in one of its emergency overflow channels, prompting fears that it could collapse. authorities have managed to lower the water levels, but they don't know how long it will be before residents are allowed back. the half—brother of the north korean leader kimjong—un is reported to have been killed with poison in malaysia. south korean media sources say kim jong—nam, who was 45, was targeted at the airport in the capital, kuala lumpur. i guess general flynn got it easy, right? yes, they were differently i

ina for the uk outside the european union. in a white paper, it says britain can become independent and global. labour see any deal must be scrutinised by parliament. cases brought by the human rights lawyer phil shiner at against the british army will be reviewed after he was struck off for dishonesty. the ft sc is up slightly. trading in america and japan not doing too good at present. figures obtained by the bbc challenge claims that police teams investigating deaths during the northern ireland troubles are disproportionately focused on army killings. this issue is hugely complicated and controversial. 0ver this issue is hugely complicated and controversial. over the last week, the debate on this has heated up. on sunday, the northern ireland secretary wrote an article in the sunday telegraph that said there was a disproportionate focus on the action of state forces. 0ther conservative mps have backed up those claims. nationalism politicians here have very strongly criticised them. today, the police service of northern irel

so a bit ofa to exit the european union. so a bit of a delay, but nothing much more than that. there have been a series of immigration raids in cities across the us in recent weeks, as president trump makes good on his election promise to increase the deportation of illegal migrants. whether the number of raids is actually higher than under the previous administration isn't yet clear, but there is concern in many immigrant communities about how they should respond to an unwelcome knock on the door, as rajini vaidya nathan found out in maryland. president trump's crackdown on illegal immigration has seen hundreds arrested in raids in recent weeks. the government says they're only targeting people who pose a threat to public safety, but some of those detained don't even have criminal records. there are fears the net is being cast much wider. at this housing complex, oscar is handing out leaflets to educate people on what to do if an immigration officer knocks on the door. many residents here are undocumented immigrants, here without valid papers, and after recent raids in the are

nato and european union. you spoke to european union. you spoke to european allies, do they trust that those people, those representatives, actually reflect the positions of the president. vice president mike pence said he was speaking for the president. i've no doubt that he was speaking for the president. however he did not take questions from a very sophisticated audience and nor did the secretary of defence. everyone else who appeared there took questions including angela merkel and the foreign ministers of iran and russia and elsewhere. they all did iran and russia and elsewhere. they alldid and iran and russia and elsewhere. they all did and that left the impression that maybe the trump administration was not prepared to go to the second level. at any rate i think the bottom line was there waiting to hear from bottom line was there waiting to hearfrom president bottom line was there waiting to hear from president trump bottom line was there waiting to hearfrom president trump presley. they see is twitte

during his state of the union in western hemisphere. during his state of the union “119611, lyndon western hemisphere. during his state of the union in 1964, lyndonjohnson first proposed legislation that would come to be known as the war on poverty, paving the way for a range of welfare programmes. this administration today, here and now declares unconditional war on poverty in america. mr speaker, the president of the united states. one of the most memorable phrases ever uttered in the state of the union came in president george w bush's 2002 address, which warned iran, iraq and north korea threatened the peace of the world. it marks the birth of the controversial war on terror. states such as these and their terrorist allies, they constitute an axis of evil, arming to threaten the peace of the world. tonight's speech, a statement of purposeis tonight's speech, a statement of purpose is likely to echo mr trump's defiant and uncompromising inaugural address, a promise to put america first and to transfer power back to the people watch

union. and furthermore i can confirm that the government will bring forward a motion on the final agreement to be approved by both houses of parliament before it is concluded. and we expect and intend that this will happen before the european parliament debates and votes on the final agreement. tom bateman is at westminster for us. this is what the opposition labour party were hoping for, a vote on a deal. if they vote no, what happens, then? well, this was one of the questions asked to david jones, the brexit minister that you've just seen there in the commons. well, you know, if parliament rejects the negotiated deal, what next? he said essentially we would fall back on international trade rules, so that would involve ta riffs trade rules, so that would involve tariffs and things like that. whether or not he meant to go that far is unclear tonight. certainly the concession he offered in saying giving a verbal guarantee, if you like, that the british parliament would get a say on that final

an important moment in britain's preparations to leave the european union will be reached tonight, when mps vote, on starting the formal brexit process. increasing numbers of patients are having to wait more than a hundred days to be discharged from hospital, because of a lack of social care support in local communities. meanwhile the government has been accused of offering a ‘sweetheart deal‘ to a tory—led council, to help prevent a 15 per cent council tax rise to pay for social care. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london and frankfurt ended the day. and in the the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. the bbc has uncovered fresh evidence of the length of time some patients remain in hospital waiting to be discharged, often because of a lack of suitable home or nursing care. half of the acute hospitals in england told us about their longest delays in discharging medically fit patients. over the last three years, 130 patients spent a hundred days or more waiting to leave hospital. and today a report by the government's spending wa

when it comes to leaving the european union, parliament has had full capacity and multiple opportunities to restrict the executive's ordinary ability to begin the article 50 process, and it has not chosen to do so. but gina miller's barrister dismissed that out of hand.

it is not about whether or not the uk should leave the european union. that decision has already been made by the people of the united kingdom. decision has already been made by the people of the united kingdomm exchange for their support, the opposition will want guarantees of a meaningful —— meaningful vote at the end of the process. scottish nationalists don't rule out a second referendum on scottish independence. the decision is looming for scotland. are we prepared to allow her future to be dictated by a westminster government that is going down a path that i think the majority of people in scotland don't wa nt to majority of people in scotland don't want to go down, or are we going to ta ke want to go down, or are we going to take our future into your own hands? the westminster parliament is sovereign, says the court, and only parliament can change the law. ultimately, they have underscored the very foundation of britain's unwritten constitution and as abraham would say, these important principles, are inflexible. our chief political correspond

the us ambassador is to the european union, and that is in brussels. best of luck with the job when it finally comes, thank you for coming in to be with us. back now to the row that has led to the mexican visit to america being cancelled. senator amanda petter is with us. did president pena nieto make the right decision today?” think he did. a lot of people here in mexico felt there were no conditions for a good meeting, for a meeting of talking and dialogue. i think the position of president trump hasn't been the right one. he has said that america will make america pay for the war, and we don't agree with that.” america pay for the war, and we don't agree with that. i wonder if this is a row which suits both presidents. president pena nieto will look strong at home for standing up to the northern neighbour, and donald trump can say, i'm not giving ground, and still saying mexico has to pay for the war. and you both win.” saying mexico has to pay for the war. and you both win. i don't think that will be the final situation. i think that's the co

is it in america's interests that there is a strong, cohesive european union, or would you rather that the eu was a series of nation states that you dealt with bilaterally?” think that donald trump prefers dealing with countries bilaterally. certainly america it's off would not joina certainly america it's off would not join a supranational organisation, and now the people of written have

i asked him, would you support the break—up of the european union? he replied, it looks like it is on its way, and we will see what happens. it's hardly sounded like a ringing endorsement of the eu by the man who is now the president of the united states. jon sopel president of the united states. jon sopel, thanks for coming in. the president is clearly frustrated that some of his cabinet members haven't been confirmed. among his latest tweets was this message: "the democrats are delaying my cabinet picks for purely political reasons." "they have nothing going but to obstruct." "now have an 0bama ag." that was around the time he was sacking her. and then came this tweet. "when will the democrats give us our attorney general and rest of cabinet?" "they should be ashamed of themselves!" "no wonder dc soesn‘t work!" a lot of people might agree with that, by the way! i've been speaking to senator amy klobuchar, the democratic senator for minnesota, and started by asking why she's objecting to mr trump's immigration ban. well, i think the first thing, o