And good evening. Its great to have you with us on this saturday. Im tom llamas. And we begin tonight with president trump, exploding over the multitude of issues clouding his administration. Less than 24 hours after the stunning shakeup at the white house, the president ferociously unloading on twitter. His tirade about leaks, the russia investigation and the new bombshell report about attorney general Jeff Sessions and the campaign. The new White House Communications director digging in on his first full day, explaining why hes deleting his old tweets criticizing thencandidate president trump. Abcs david wright starts us off. Reporter today, the president s flamboyant new Communications Director thank you. Reporter sought to kiss off any and all harsh words hes had in the past about his new boss. Tweeting, full transparency, im deleting old tweets. Past views evolved and shouldnt be a distraction. Former wall street executive Anthony Scaramucci was already at pains to explain how in
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runs the risk of being damaged or vandalised or having bits nicked off it. well, tom brada has been looking at the latest tech aiming to keep your cycle secure. over the past year, there has been a cycling boom, with shops struggling to keep up with the sheer scale of demand. but at the same time, there has been a steady flow of bike crime. last year, there were more than 80,000 incidents of bike theft, and many, many thousands more going unreported. like many people living in a big city, i often leave my poor bike left locked up outside, fending for itself. and unfortunately, over the last 12 months, it s received a lot of unwanted attention. all looks normal except, oh, where are the handlebars? there s the brake cable snipped. so, my personal woes got me thinking what pieces of tech are out there to help keep my bike safe? device beeps. first up, you have the motion sensor alarm system. this is the kinoee, and it s a fairly simple device. you attach it to your saddle post using ca
squirrelled away in the alleyways. we ve scoured the area and there are just too many houses about for us to narrow it down specifically enough to find the bike. that didn t go exactly to plan. for a bike which costs just under £2000, that s a little disappointing. but there s been a development. the latest models of vanmoof are now compatible with apple s find my app. with apple s network of millions and millions of devices, the location tracking could get a whole lot more accurate. after trying out all this tech, i wanted to find out what the professionals think. i love technology, and anything that i think will help us stop crime, it s music to my ears. a lot of companies come to us saying, oh, we ve got this latest product, so we run a bit of an innovation panel, so what we will do is look at it, we will provide a bit of advice as to whether it s a viable product and i invest in some of this stuff myself but you know that? the best crime prevention is i don t lock my bike up
scale of demand. but at the same time, there has been a steady flow of bike crime. last year, there were more than 80,000 incidents of bike theft, and many, many thousands more going unreported. like many people living in a big city, i often leave my poor bike left locked up outside, fending for itself. and unfortunately, over the last 12 months, it s received a lot of unwanted attention. all looks normal except, oh, where are the handlebars? there s the brake cable snipped. so, my personal woes got me thinking what pieces of tech are out there to help keep my bike safe? device beeps. first up, you have the motion sensor alarm system. this is the kinoee, and it s a fairly simple device. you attach it to your saddle post using cable ties, then set the alarm using