hair. richard simmons. there you go. he does look like him. he does. that was the hairstyle. i think photos of dave clark with that hairstyle. that song was a big hit for leo sayer. i am trying to think of others. that might be a one-hit wonder. if you re younger than 40, do you know leo sayer? has that name crossed your lips? even me. he still loves you even more than you can say, so. oh. and anyway, thank you for waking up with us and playing name that tune. some of you are shouting at the screen you know who it was as well. it s wednesday, april 26th. i m pam cook. and good morning, i m dave clark. we re going straight to steve pahlsson. i believe that song a couple of members from the crickets from buddy holly s band. we have a lot of trivia here. we do and thanks for the responses why you get up so early from i have to get up, it s quiet. get work done before the kids get up. i need that me time. steven dunlap in fort bragg, hey, raining
what is expected to be one of the hottest days on record. is also the hundreds day 100th day of the trump presidency and people are concerned. people are here talking about climate justice. last night at a forum at howard university was a discussion about climate justice and climate racism. climate disruption is the topic everywhere. we are standing in front of the ous kent along where a news conference is happening, of the leaders who will be marching today. there are thousands. i wanted to start by going to 350.org.of good morning. you standing between the capital and the washington monument. your thoughts on this day and why so many are gathered. it is an important day. it is the 100th day of the trump administration. we have seen nothing but bad news for people in the planet. that is why so many will come. amy: who came up with this? that is what is wonderful. it is truly a coming together of labor, health groups, environmentalists, community groups, over 900 organi
chairman grassley: welcome, everybody, to a very important hearing that we have. thank you for being patient while we get started here. i ll have an opening statement. senator feinstein will. and then we ll go-dirble introduce our first panel. then when we re done there go to the second panel and introduce that at that time. the senate judiciary committee today is holding a hearing that we entitled responses to the increase in religious hate crimes. this is a subject of great bipartisan interest in the committee. religious hate crimes harm victims. and also have a great impact on communities. many of these crimes would never have been committed but for hatred. they run counter to america s values such as religious freedom and tolerance. americans have the right to be safe against those who would treat them as members of religious groups rather than as individuals. religious hate crimes are on the rise. crimes against jewish people are the most common religious hate crimes,
further south and west the temperatures will not be far away from 20. similar temperatures into next week, west is best, little or no rain around and some sunshine at times. hello, this is bbc news. our latest headlines. theresa may says she is taking nothing for granted after the tories‘ success in the local elections. campaigning in the west midlands, she urged voters to give her a strong mandate to negotiate brexit. jeremy corbyn who s been visiting the east midlands says his party faces a huge challenge to win the general election. but he insisted the gap between labour and the tories isn t as great as the pundits have been saying. the liberal democrats say they would put a penny in the pound on income tax to go towards the nhs and social care. party leader tim farron said politicians needed to be honest about financing the health service. the ukip leader paul nuttall urges his supporters to stay on the pitch despite suffering heavy losses on thursday. he said vot
candidate s campaign team in the run up to sunday spresidential election. and three men appear in court charged with the murder of businessman guy hedger, shot dead at his home near ringwood in dorset. tend to cross for sportsday. time to cross. welcome to sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with me olly foster and james pearce. these are our headlines this evening: wasps and exeter claim home semi finals on the final day of rugby s premiership season. five goals for manchester city as they beat crystal palace to go third in the premier league. and the teenage motor racing driver who s vowed to drive again despite losing both his legs. good evening, we ll have all the results and reaction to today s football in just a moment, but we re going to start with rugby union. it s the final round of matches in the regular season in the english premiership and the pro 12. there was a lot at stake in the premiership, with three teams still able to finish top, and european qual