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with south korea based professor robert kelly went viral after his children burst into the room. the incident has inspired two new yorkers to create a cartoon, based on the family. scandals happened all the time the question is how those democracy respond to those scandals. what will it mean for the wider region? think one of your children hasjust it mean for the wider region? think one of your children has just walked in. remember this? the bbc interview that went wrong, that turned the political scientist and his family into global stars. pardon me. now it has inspired a children s cartoon. hi, i m nina, and this is my brother, jack. cartoon. hi, i m nina, and this is my brother, jack. it is based on a family and although some details have been changed, it is easy to see the resemblance. it was created by new york couple lauren and jared. the resemblance. it was created by new york couple lauren and jaredm was such a raw and perfect family moment that we have to essen ....
make funding pledges to tackle cash shortages in schools in england. the boss of barclays will be facing pressure today over his pay and also his handling of a controversy surrounding recruitment in the bank. i ll have the details shortly. in sport, the french open s a fortnight away and andy murray says he still needs to get better but he s through to the third round in madrid. our build up to this year s eurovision song contest starts here the bbc‘s steve rosenberg is in kiev with all the tunes and all the facts you need to enjoy the world s biggest singing competition. and carol has the weather. good morning. thank you. iam in kew gardens next to the japanese gateway. i will tell you more about it through the morning but if you adjust stepping out it is a chilly start although most of us will have a day of plenty of sunshine, except in the north of scotland where we have some patchy rain. good morning. first our main story. president trump has fired the head of ....
are getting the day off. and at least six people have died as wildfires chase across several states. storm chairses say why they get so close to it? get the word out and save people s lives. that s why i do it. i thrive on that. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. there s no comment from the cia after wikileaks publish as what it says are files on the cia program. the alleged cia hacking program targets everything from smartphones to internet connected tvs. there s so far no suggestion the program is being used against americans, but if verified, the breach has severely undermined cia tactics and targets. jeff pegues has our reports. reporter: wikileaks claims the stolen data came from a former u.s. government hacker or contractor. it reveals espionage tools that can take over internet-connected smart tvs and record audio. it also citeds abilities to hack iphones or google ....
the main news from westminster: fears of a government power grab as ministers set about disentangling the uk from european union law. it has been suggested that the government is looking at henry viii clauses to take this through. so much for parliamentary sovereignty. scotland s aspirations for a voice also seem to be given the henry viii treatment with a rough wooing clearly taking place right now. will security cooperation be used as a bargaining chip in brexit talks? a former police chief thinks an implied threat has been issued. that the uk will withhold security cooperation with the eu if it does not get the trade deal that it wants was insensitive, reckless, or an empty threat, or all three? and calls to increase the jail sentences imposed, in england, on people who are cruel to animals. these individuals are practising cruelty, basically, on animals which they will then transfer on to humans. now that article 50 has been activated, work begins on what to do wi ....
missile threat from north korea. there is no silver bullet solution but it is clear that congress must play a proactive role in providing more robust tools to the executive branch to confront this threat. there has been a lot of attention on north korea in the weeks following north korea s fourth test. but senator corker and men gardner worked on this issue before it got this far. they came together with a robust piece of legislation. i want to thank you for your leadership. you are new to the committee but not new to addressing problems our nation faces and i want to thank you for that. i would like to thank them over many months to focus on the attention poised by north korea to develop a bipartisan bill. i want to single out senator cardin for the constructive manner in which they worked with our team on this important piece of legislation. other senators made important contributions as well. senator cardin i was just boasting about your effort here. the senate and ....