richie incognito. two other players have been diagnosed as having signs of cte, a d degenera tiff disease. >>> rick renteria is settle to take over the reins in chicago, as the coach in the past season and has played for parts of five major league season. that's a look at our sports headlines. we'll dig a little deeper into this. >> thank you jessica. a new study has shown that palestinian yassir arafat was poisoned. >>> a lawsuit by two women in a small new york town could impact the nation. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler. here are the top stories. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius was back on capitol hill to talk about the problems on the healthcare.gov website. >> too many hardworking people have been waiting too long for the ability to obtain health insurance. >> the secretary told the senate's committee, that the website shouldn't have been rolled out, she should resign according to legislators, over this incident. >> secretary of state john kerry

was richie minton a suspect?initially, i would say that he was a suspect, yes. >> but then, seemingly out of nowhere, richie is absolved of any involvement. after a coroner changes the manner of death to suicide. i don't believe that for a second. when we come back, molly's father assembles a team of private investigators, and it seems that he's finally making some headway. i'll speak with him and get the latest. that's next. >> hey, get your head in the game, son. the scout from football college is up in the stands. >> maybe you'd rather go to school for insurance. >> i didn't raise no insurance, man. >> but you did, dad. >> football is your passion. but mine is providing around the clock protection to progressive customers who bundle home and auto. jamie, we need you out here for football. >> you're giving up on your dream, james. no, that i'm giving up on yours. >> no. james, wait. >> oh, that's not the exit. >> look at this one. under eye bag. it's gone. >> they are some of the hottest videos on social media.

richie. could he have killed lucas? yes. lucas might have been richie's son.e have killed him? don't know. could he have killed bone? yes. why would he? every reason not to. i doubt very much whether he'd have killed samantha, because he was still under quarantine with us up at the farm. i say he's still in the frame. me too. franco. could he have killed lucas? yes. why? don't know. bone? yes. why? he hates bone. franco hates everybody. felipe. mr. up-for-grabs. i suspect he was making too much money out of people to want them dead. jo. you think she might have sent the spider to herself? it occurred to me, yeah. let's come back to her. mack. now, this is a man carrying around the most appalling secret, but i don't know what it is. unfortunately, i don't think he does either. kitten. more secrets. who was that? that was vernon. vernon's gone. better not have done. i've yet to have the pleasure. gentlemen, this is not an aid to my digestion. the quicker you answer our questions, sir the sooner we leave. what has mack got to hide? one really doesn't know. it was

i love lionel richie. he got an invite with _ and tails. i love lionel richie.with his involvement in the princes trust. and then on sunday he will be the headline act at the coronation concert. he has been telling journalists that he feels like a kid at christmas. he will be almost at as many events as king charles. lltlul’iiiii will be almost at as many events as king charles— king charles. will he be dancing on the ceiling? — king charles. will he be dancing on the ceiling? i— king charles. will he be dancing on the ceiling? i don't _ king charles. will he be dancing on the ceiling? i don't know. - king charles. will he be dancing on the ceiling? i don't know. was - king charles. will he be dancing on the ceiling? i don't know. was it i the ceiling? i don't know. was it kina the ceiling? i don't know. was it king charles _ the ceiling? i don't know. was it king charles or— the ceiling? i don't know. was it king charles or the _ the ceiling? i don't know. was it king charles or the queen - the ceiling? i don't know. was it i king charles or the queen consort t

as dusk fell, lionel richie san. — adorable! as dusk fell, lionel richie san, and _ adorable!l, lionel richie san, and the _ adorable! as dusk fell, lionel richie san, and the royal - adorable! as dusk fell, lionel| richie san, and the royal box adorable! as dusk fell, lionel- richie san, and the royal box did its best to keep up. then it was time to be a little more serious. 0n the stage came the prince of wales. i will say a few words about my father and why i believe this weekend is so important. but don't worry i like lionel, i will not go on all night long! cheering —— unlike lino. —— lionel. i5 cheering -- unlike lino. -- lionel. , , -- unlike lino. -- lionel. is my grandmother— -- unlike lino. -- lionel. is my grandmother said _ -- unlike lino. -- lionel. is my grandmother said when - -- unlike lino. -- lionel. is my grandmother said when she - -- unlike lino. -- lionel. is my| grandmother said when she was crowned, coronations are an expression of hope in the future. and i know that she will be up there, looking down, and are very proud mother. like a mackie spoke abou

richie puts on a great show and his residency at planet april. in addition to music cares tribute, big stars will be yes you're once >>> the hunt continues in the florida everglades for those giant burmese pythons. it's a month-long harvest aimed at bringing down the population. mark strassmann is there. >> reporter: in the florida everglades, this is basking season for burmese pythons, when the cold-blooded snakes seek out the warmth of the sun. >> there's a lot of native plants we should be aware of. >> reporter: tom rahill's team is hunting for snakes. burmese pythons are an invasive species and an evasive one. tom, one of rahhill's team. it's a challenge, though, isn't it? >> it is a challenge. >> reporter: burmese pythons average about eight feet and than 1 million acres of swamp and sawgrass here. rahill is known as the snake whisperer. >> i've got over 300 captured personally. >> reporter: he tracked down his first burmese in 2008 and was hooked. >> you go into an alpha predator mind set. if you don't have an alpha predator mind set, you c

it's very important over the coming months that richie sunak is seen to get a grip on this.hink we started to see that early this week but i think joe is right. boris johnson, when he feels wrong will feel very angry and it won't be this insnct to shut up and go away. i think he's likely to stay around unless of course, he really concludes that he's not going to be able to win again. i think if there's one thing that runs through all of his career is the need to win and be popular. if the polls really say where they are, 69% of people think that boris did deliberately mislead parliament. i think it's going to be that much more what happens in the conservative party that dictates the future. >> interesting. we are talking about the infighting, civil war is a term i have heard a number of times. there will be elections that take place. still holding out, she was going to resign, no she wants to know exactly what happened with the potential period. how damaging are these strands? >> it's very damaging to say you're going to resign and then say will actually know there is some i

—— unlike lionel richie.e. and i know that she is up there are fondly keeping an eye on us and she will be a very proud mother. cheering all these celebrations are magnificent. at the heart of the pageantry is a simple message. service. my father's first words on entering westminster abbey yesterday were a pledge of service. it was a pledge to continue to serve, because, for over 50 years, in every corner of the uk, across the commonwealth, and around the world, he has dedicated himself to serve others, both current and future generations and those whose memory must not be neglected. take the natural world. must not be neglected. take the naturalworld. he must not be neglected. take the natural world. he was as of the risks to our planet's health long before it was an everyday issue. or the prince's trust. the prince's trust is, has supported over a million young people, many from disadvantaged backgrounds, to realise their ambitions. but perhaps most importantly of all, my father has always understood that p

cricket. >> richie has been the voice of cricket.re would be very few australians who have not passed a summer in the company of richie ben as aou. he was the accompaniment of a australian summer. his voice was even more present than the chirping in our suburbs and towns. >> reporter: days in the hot sun eventually took their toll. his long illness was skin cancer when he went public he em floyd young players to wear cream scare cap. but it was a car crash two years ago that ended his media career. >> hi there. just enjoying. what a difference he makes to keep you in top form. >> reporter: richie will be remembered as a great cricketer. and an everyone greater commentator. the ambassador for the game who had the golder tones. >> when the australians came out to field for that 45 minutes there was a very nice and very memorable moment. >> reporter: andrew thomas, al jazerra. sydney. >>> and as always lots more on our website al.com. get the latest on all the stories we are following there. alaljazerra.com.

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but i like to be called richie. very first time, many happy tears. richie, who�*s 26 and has cerebral palsy, said he was fed up with the american accent his speech aid gave him, because it didn�*t match his identity. so, he asked people with east yorkshire accents to come forward to record their voices for him. and more than 35 men, who were from the area around his home of howden, did just that. i�*m richard cottingham. hi, i'm richard cottingham. but i like to be called richie. three were blended together to make richie�*s final unique voice. now i am a yorkshireman, not an american. it means i can communicate with my own voice. what do you think — is that the one? yes, i think that's the one! i think we've got it! it is a unique blend, yeah. so the technology that they use is really clever. it's taken bits of the different three voices and blended them together to make a completely new voice. so, as richie and i have discussed, he doesn't sound like any of the original three donors. the voice that he's got is com

richie benaud was the voice of cricket. are very few australians who did not pass the summer of richie benaud. he was at companiment -- accompaniment of an australian summer. >> days in the hot sun eventually took his toll. his illness was skin cancer. whether he went public, he encouraged young players to use cream. >> richie benaud will be remembered as a great cricketer, and an even greater commentator. the ambassador for the game who had the golden tones. >> when australia came out to field for that 45 minutes there was a very nice and very memorable moment. >> an dru -- andrew thomas, al jazeera sydney. >>> lots more news on our website. aljazeera.com. >> assessing the damage, communities in illinois reeling after a major storm but the worst may not be over. >> new dash cam footage reveals what happened moments before a south carolina officer shot a black man. previous reports of excessive force against the officer. >> president obama and cuba's leader after 50 years of strained

there would be very few australians who have not passed a summer in the company of richie benoit.e accompaniment of an australian summer. his voice was even more present than the chirping of thesy. >>> benoit's long illness with skin cancer when he went public he implored young players to wear cream and a cap. but it was a car crash two years ago thaengded his media career. >> hi there, what a difference this makes to keep you in top form. >> reporter: richie benoit will be remembered as a great cricketer, and an even greater commentator, the ambassador for the game who had the golden tones. >> when the australians came out to the field for that 45 minutes, it was a very nice and very memorable moment. >>> and more on aljazeera.com. >>> picking up the pieces residents are left to face the damage. >>> running for president? the most an advertise fated announcement in politics. >>> and new details from south carolina as we learn more about the white police officer who killed an african american man. ♪

there'll be few australians who have not passed a summer in the company of richie benaud. he was the accompaniment of an australian summer. his voice was more present than the chirping of the cicadas in our suburbs and towns. >> reporter: days in the hot sun took their toll benaud's long illness with skin cancer. when he went public he implored young players to wear cream and a cap. it was a car crash two years ago that ended his media career. >> just enjoying iced milo marvellous what a difference milo makes to keep you in top form. >> reporter: ritchiechie benaud will be remembered as a great convicter, an ambassador of the game. >> when the australians came out to field, there was a nice and memorable moment >>> let's talk to gavin robertson, a former australian cricketer joining us from sydney. let's talk about what many will remember richie benaud for, he had a silky delivery great comic timing. >> i thinks he was the voice of many of us. growing up in australia he was part of our summer. he had a steep history in the game and in his commentary he guided the public an

do you know a man named richie? - richie hey, hey i don't dig you man. - look mr. packard i'm sorry, but somebody's trying to frame me, now you left a message you were going to call his office around 7 o'clock, now all i want to know is did you call him? - no, i got tied up and i'm going to call him in the morning, i'm going to call him in the morning. [humming] hey that tune - hey you're breaking my bill. - that's the tune i heard on the phone, now you must have called cameron. - hey you know what you did, you just made me out like i'm a liar, well you're the end. the living end - that's the tune i heard on the phone. - but it's an old record, i wouldn't play it, i mean it's square, real square. crazy, you know what i think happened to you? you flipped. [music] gil larkin: i felt as though i were living in a crazy nightmare that made no sense and it seemed so long since i'd left mona. [doorbell buzzing] i figured i had about two hours before the cleaning woman would notify the police. - mr. larkin, yes of course we've been expecting you. - who are you? e e you? -

he was the accompaniment of an australian summer. >> tribute there to the late richie benoit. and you can get a great deal more on our website, which will talk about the medical supplies getting into yemen. to find out more details on that and other international affairs, aljazeera.com. that's aljazeera.com. ♪ >>> severe storms tear through three states causing major destruction. communities picking up the pieces. >>> mending ties. president obama speaks with raul castro ahead of the summit of the americas, how their trip to panama could change u.s.-cuban relations. >>> and new questions over a police shooting in south carolina. dash cam video shows what happened in the moments before a white

in his day, richie mostly won.played 63 times in his country, took more than 200 test wickets, and stored more than 2,000 runs. as captain he never lost a series. >> first innings total of 242, not very good. >> reporter: but it was after he retired from playing the game after hanging up his hat that he went from sports star to legend as the king of cricket comment commentator commentators. >> i think it was a disgraceful performance. >> it has been a privilege to go into everyone's living room throughout that time. >> reporter: ben behind the microphone was for a long time essential for the game. >> richie has been the voice of cricket. there have been very few australians who have not passed a summer in the presence of richie. >> i don'ting think we'll be able to be released. i have always seen him as the godfather of cricket. >> reporter: his long illness with skin cancer when he went public he implored young players to wear cream and a cap. but it was a car crash two years ago that ended his media career. >> hi

>> reporter: let's just say, it's hard not to sing along with lionel richie. yes you're once everybody! twice three times a lady >> the best thing that ever happens, the music stayed around. the music stuck. we're talking about the third generation of folks are now sitting in the audience. >> reporter: and you've been going now, okay, i don't want to date you here -- >> no, no, 230 years, i know. >> reporter: born and raised in tuskegee, alabama, richie led the commadores to the top of the charts in the 1960s. she's a brick house >> reporter: he went solo in 1982 and became a superstar. say you say me >> reporter: dominating popular music with 13 consecutive top ten hits, including five number ones. oh what a feeling when we're dancing on the ceiling all night long all night >> reporter: richie had no formal music training. he says he just somehow knew how to write songs by ear. >> so, i don't know why i know how to play that. it's just that i can play that. >> and so, trying to explain it to you is harder than trying to -- than just playing, because >> report

richie really epitomized everything that was good about cricket.ayer he was obviously a very successful player. he was the first person to get 200 wicketts and 2,000 runs. he was an unbeaten test captain. and obviously, post his playing careering with his broadcast career was even more successful. he was a voice and a personality that inspired millions around the world to love the game of cricket, to grow up and to grow up with the game and take par int in it. he's a colossal loss to international cricket. >> indeed. and talk about his style a little bit he was very laconic, wasn't he? he didn't waste word. >> he was a master of the english language. he was a man who knew when to say something and when the picture was enough to to say something. he was the master of the pregnant pause for a sec, and he was a man whose language colored our living rooms through the late '60s, when he gave up playing right the way through to the last time we saw him in england was the legendary series in 2005. the asher series when obviously, that was a fitting end to

i'd like to be called richie. ..be called richie. 26—year—old richie has cerebral palsy.ntity. now he hopes to create an entirely new voice by blending recordings of two local men. what are you looking for in a new voice? female computerised voice: i�*c like a young man's voice with a subtle east yorkshire accent, someone who has a nice smile. so far, 36 men have come forward. hiya, my name's billy, i live in hull. my name is gaz, i'm 24 years old, from york. . my favourite colour is red and my favourite food is sunday dinner, especially yorkshire puddings. good evening, richie... but it's up to richie to listen and draw up a shortlist. what do you think of that one then? give me a rating out of ten? i'm a local lad myself. obviously i'm a massive yorkshire lad. this is 29—year—old ryan, who lives just a few miles from richie. we need to try and do everything we can to help anybody, you know, and if it's the littlest thing that might make that person's life a little bit better than i'm more than happy to help out where i can. being from around the hull area... there's als

richie puts on a great show and his residency at planet hollywood in vegas begins in april.> a factory closes. jobs are lost. the old way was to simply give people a hot meal. this is the united way. right here in our community, united way is changing the way, from quick fixes to real lasting change. that's what matters. that's united way. to learn how you can help your community, visit... >>> the hunt continues in the florida everglades for those giant burmese pythons. it's a month-long harvest aimed at bringing down the population. mark strassmann is there. >> reporter: in the florida everglades, this is basking season for burmese pythons, when the cold-blooded snakes seek out the warmth of the sun. >> there's a lot of native plants we should be aware of. >> reporter: tom rahill's team is hunting for snakes. burmese pythons are an invasive species and an evasive one. tom, one of rahhill's team. it's a challenge, though, isn't it? >> it is a challenge. >> reporter: burmese pythons average about eight feet and camouflage themselves in more than 1 million acres of swamp and s

richie puts on a great show and his residency at planet april. in addition to music cares tribute, big stars will be joining richie at the grammys. yes you're once everybody three times a lady when the engines failed on the plane i was flying, i knew what to do to save my passengers. but when my father sank into depression, i didn't know how to help him. when he ultimately shot himself, he left our family devastated. don't let this happen to you. if you or a loved one is suicidal, no matter how hopeless or helpless you feel, you can get well. (franklin d. roosevelt) the inherent right to work is one of the elemental endowed, as our nation is, with abundant physical resources... ...and inspired as it should and opportunities available ...we approach of finding a better narrator: donate to goodwill where job placement and training >>> the hunt continues in the florida everglades for those giant burmese pythons. it's a month-long harvest aimed at bringing down the population. mark strassmann is there. >> reporter: in the florida everglades, this is

>>hace rato, me encontrÉ a richie pegando mÁs letreros. el pobre, no ha parado.llÁ. sÍ, espÉrate tantito. ahora, dime. muy bien. te vemos allÍ en unos minutos, por favor. gracias. >>¿quÉ pasÓ? ¿noticias de los muchachos? >>richie los encontrÓ. tenemos que irnos para alcanzarlos. >>¡bendito sea dios! >>vamos, elisa. ya tendremos tiempo para celebrar. vÁmonos. [♪] >>mamÁ... ¿quÉ haces aquÍ? >>enrique, ¿por quÉ no has ido a la casa? me tienes muy preocupada. >>estoy cuidando la casa de ramÓn, mamÁ. ¿cuÁl es el problema? >>el problema es que trajiste a mi hija contigo. nos tienen preocupados y los dos son unos inconscientes. >>no, usted estÁ muy mal de su cabecita, seÑor. aquÍ no estÁ su hija. ¡asÍ que Órale, a buscarla a otro lado! >>enrique... ten mÁs respeto para el seÑor. ¿por quÉ te comportas asÍ? seguramente no estÁs tomando tus medicamentos, ¿verdad? >>¿por quÉ dices que mi hija no estÁ contigo, eh? ¡todos saben que tÚ te la llevaste de la casa! >>todos saben que su hija es una cualquiera, seÑor. estuvo conmigo un rato, pero se fue con otro fulano. >>no te atr

richie and richie benaud were soon trending.ng the messages this one from the prime minister, tony abbott. a sad day for australia, he said. we have lost a cricketing champion and australian icon. what an inning. a feeling echoed by australia's test captain, michael clark. on iz instagram account, he wrote, what a man. extremely sad day. you were a lot more than just a cricket cricketer. pictures also being shared. this one showed flowers being laid near a memorial of benaud and this showing the flag at half-mast outside. a tribute, too, from the actor, russell crowe, who wrote, my deep gratitude for all you gave to the sport of cricket as a player and as a broadcaster. this church north of sydney changed its sign by way of tribute, using one of benaud's many catch phrases. a heartfelt message from former cricketer, shane ward, who said as a cricketer, commentator, and person, you were the best there's ever been. for me it was an honor and a privilege to call you a close friend and mentor. messages that give a flavor of how much

richie: please.u, i spent two nights in the hospital, and then got sent up for 30 days in rehab. i got that stuff from my usual guy. i had no idea... because of you, my life didn't just fall off the rails, man. i-it went down the embankment, through the orphanage, and into the gas tanks. i mean... i ought to kill you. richie: please... but... step nine of the 12 steps instructs us to make amends. so... let's you and me make amends, huh? no... yeah. (chuckles) it's on me. no... better things than for rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to a biologic, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can reduce joint pain and swelling in as little as two weeks, and help stop further joint damage. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma, and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz if you have an

boris johnson and richie soon at -- sunak have yet to throw their hat in the ring.sident trump ordered to give information to the investigative committee. italy's far right leader, the first since mussolini. he will challenge the election commission's decision to disqualify him from holding public office on charges of unlawfully selling state gifts. hello, and welcome if you are watching in the u.k. on pbs in the u.s. or around the world. and in a few days time, the u.k. will have a new prime minister. and penny morton has become the first conservative mp to say she is running to replace liz truss. no other mp has declared yet but former prime minister boris johnson and richie's neck have -- they each need the backing of at least 100 colleagues in parliament. whoever wins become conservative party leader and therefore the next prime minister. but opposition parties are calling for an immediate general election. >> i will remain as prime minister until a successor has been chosen. >> a vacancy at the top of government once again. conservatives now need to choos their

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richie has been a champion in that regard. i couldn't be prouder than to speak in terms of the things that he has specifically done that i have seen on a day-to-day basis. tremendous loss to that district to lose the chairman of the ways and means committee. every time i turn around with there iswe are doing, some project of national significance in his district that seems to have made the cut. he is proud of his district. he is proud of his ingenuity and he makes sure that is recognized in legislation and the congress. you are going to speak with mark meadows today. up $1 agreed to come trillion? speaker pelosi: let me be clear. if you watch this convention and you hear people say we have to truth monitor because they are not telling the truth, that is the atmosphere which he springs from. when he comes to all of you and says we are trying this and trying that, they are trying anything. we have said to them, we are willing to meet you in the middle. we think what we have in our bill, i speak to them regularly, we are committe

richie emphasized that point. don't speak unless you're adding to the pictures and you have something sense to believe input. >> his voice will live on. that will reassure us. it will never go away whether it be in archives or the memories we've got. >> oh sure, just to welcome people back. of course, the cause of his greatness the people became accustomed to that voice. that's what he'll be remembered. >> thank you so much for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> a man has been arrested arrest running on the track during the practice of the chinese grand prix. the practice sessions were dominated by louis hamilton. one of the greatest footballers offers his view. he was speaking in colombia before playing in a match to promote peace in the country. i'm going to guide the prince. no doubt there will be plenty of aunts too kick blatter in the backside. >> imagine walking 250 kilometers in six days in the searing desert heat in morocco. that's what hundreds of competitors have completed doing. just one last marathon stage

now you've got some of these players defending richie incognito. what's your take on this? >> my take on it is that none of this behavior would fly at msnbc or in any other workplace. but i wonder if there's a special set of rules and circumstances that kick in when it's an nfl locker room. and tamron, i'm thinking about a legal case that was litigated within the last couple of years in california where there was some really baudy language used in it the writers room in hollywood. the finding was the different set of circumstances applies. there's a creative process in the locker room where there's going to be what would otherwise be regarded as sexual harassment. there's going to be foul language. this is part and parcel what they do to come up with scripts. i'm not sure the nfl is ready for typical workplace rules to apply to the league generally. if they're all closing ranks around this guy, it would seem that there would need to be a seat change to bring about more decorum. >> we've seen people close ranks, police investigations, the list goes on and on. it doesn't make

. >> in his day richie benaud mostly won. he played 63 times for his country and took 200 test wickets and scored 2,000 runs. as captain he never lost a serious. >> a total of 242 not very good that. >> it was after he retired from playing the game after hanging up his green cap that benaud went from sports star to legend as the king of cricket commentateors. >> cricket matches can be slow. there are long gaps in action. benaud was the master. his voice was measured, mellow and calm. >> most important though, it quickly became familiar. benaud behind the may crow phone was for a long time essential to the game. >> richie benaud has been the voice of cricket. there would be very few australians who had not passed a summer in the company of richie benaud. he was the accompanyiment of australian summer. his voice was even more present than the suburbs and towns. >> days in the hot sun took their toll. benaud's long illness with skin cancer. when he went public he implored that young players wear cream and a ball cap. but it was

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richie. my turn at the trough. how you doin', tommy? hey, richie. - janice, tommy linardi. - how you doin'? yeah. have a seat. you did good for us. ions and personnel assignments can do for you. yeah, well, maybe that's why you're walkin' the beat. hey. hey, here's a little, uh-- here's a little boost. i think i did the right thing for you too, richie. enjoy a happy holiday. thanks, tom. i wasn't expectin' this. you must have something very special planned for those schedules. hey, spend the money. don't worry about my plans. tommy, happy new year. yeah. see you later, huh? angelo, come here. do you believe this cheap son of a bitch? huh? i'll admit to being a little disappointed. i don't roll over and spread wide. why don't you take your smart mouth someplace else? okay. merry christmas. [ tv: indistinct ] there she is. hi. oh! hi, johnny. oh. i'm so glad to see you. oh, here you are. mrs. hanson says you're eatin' better. mrs. gallaway died thursday. yeah. she died a long time ago, mom. [ chuckles ] she did everything gracefully. even

but richie sunak himself is in an interesting position.dealt with the question of what boris johnson johnson said yesterday by basically asserting boris johnson didn't really mean it. and you could see, i think, that discomfort on richie sunak's face. it's not his kind of politics. this is not that kind of where he likes to fight political battles. there were reports a few days ago that richie sunac even considered resigning at the heart of partygate. if that was the case. but i know he was the plea unhappy the way the government was being run. a perception of the lack of seriousness. now, that was partly about partygate. pandemic rule breaking. all the way through 2020, 2020. -- the official report into what went on. but the question for mps really was always can force johnson be trusted? does he follow the rules? and if he's clocked out, is he straight with people? jessie and buses suspected of lying to parliament? the war and ukraine has changed the conversation and context. and you can come away from the spring conference thinking anyt

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he >> should richie sunak cut fuel duty?r reduces feel duty, we will stand in his way. but even a five pound reduction in fuel duty will only reduce filling up the car with petrol by two pounds. so, i don't think that really rises to the scale of the challenge that we face at the moment. which is why we're calling for a windfall tax on the big profits been made by north sea oil and gas companies right now. and channel that in with both a reduction in that from 5% to zero on gas and electricity bills. but also a big and expansion -- because we know it is families and pensioners, on lower, modest incomes, who are struggling most at the moment with the rising prices. so, that would be my priority. but any sensible measures to deal with the cost of living crisis, of course, labor would support those on wednesday. >> i just want to talk a bit about the windfall tax, because this is something that labor is talking about a lot. you clearly feel the public's went back up. but isn't there a real risk that this could discourage invest

so richie sooner wants to avoid that. one of the things you can do to make sure that that doesn't immediately happen is by reappointing, jeremy hunt. as the finance ministers, chancellor of the exchequer to changes is, chancellor again would have spooked the markets. and he knows that there is a real financial crisis in the united kingdom. and speaking the markets would have made it much harder to dig himself out of that hole. so that is why jeremy hunt has kept that position. james cleverly as foreign secretary, that is perhaps a more of a surprise given as you said, particular that he supported boris johnson that on sunday to say that he would like to see boris johnson coming back. but the understanding is that james cleverly has done a good job at the foreign office, so that is why he keeps his position. and ben wallace another of the big offices of state as it is defense. and ben wallace will continue as secretary of state for defense as he did under board us johnson. and then again under las trust, there's a few more

the fact is that richie neil is the chairman of the ways and means committee. as such, he is such an advocate for our country. his personal life is something that i always like to call attention to. as the chairman of ways and means, he has a great deal to say about survivor benefits on social security and the rest and he knows that well. because he lived it. his family lived it. he is there for america's working families. america's families who are impoverished by the loss of a loved one. the breadwinner in the family and the rest. i can't even believe they would say about the tax returns. richie neil has been completely strong and tough-minded on this. we are at the mercy of the court. he has been very strong and how he is going forward. he could not do anything more. in fact, when we win this election, and we have a new president of the united states in january, and we have a new secretary of the treasury, and richie neil asks for the president's returns, then the world will see what the president has been hiding all this time. in terms of dealing with the c

richie brave with his - wonderful tribute there.orrow. goodbye. spells are wet and windy weather around, but noticed that he be mild. saturated ground we've already seen localised flooding, it's going to exasperate existing funding problems —— flooding problems. lots of isobars on the charts, blustery. spreading northwards and eastward, and we are introducing milder air pretty much across the country elsewhere, it's a little bit quieter, some clear spells, but showers or longer spells of rain pushing into northern and western areas as low pressure sticks close by. and it will be blustery, but a largely frost free night to come. so for friday, we start off with a bit of sunshine across southern and eastern areas. showers from the word go in the north and the west. they merge together to produce longer spells of rain at times into the afternoon. but i think east and southeast england may escape. most of the showers stay largely dry with some sunshine, and it will be a milder day. double figure values for england, wales, northern irela

and as prime ministerial debut school, this was perhaps as good as richie sooner could hold free. but the issue spacing loose truss happened, disappear. please questions, and there will be tougher days ahead. alan fisher, i'll do sooner. westminster. i'll pull brian and joins us now from london. the so the prime minister taking a bit of flank there over the re appointment of sweller braverman. how damaging does it look like this could be for him while they lit labor party in the other opposition parties are trying to land upon shondra. she's unique early in his tenure as prime minister, but i think that the prime minister soon ac is still enjoying very much of a honeymoon period. it literally 24 hours into the job, confronting the issue. head on early doors are reappointing sewell abraham, and who's a close political ally? she's a, you're a skeptic, just like the prime minister. she's right wing, just like the prime minister. and what the opposition parties were paid to to allege was that that been a kind of what they described as a grubby deal. according to labor. the scottish na

every student richie soon to speak to conservative m p 's. but in order to formally formalize his, are moving in year number 10, downing street. he would also have to see the king. so this is the formal process. we don't know exactly when that happens, but it won't be today. so yes, the handover will then be within the next days. i thank you for that bug it mass in london. just to repeat that breaking news and answer in the last a few minutes. that's a britain has its 3rd prime minister of the year richie sooner asked the man, looking now at some more news from around the world. north and south korea have exchanged warning shots off the coast of the korean peninsula. each side accuses the other of reaching its maritime borders. tension between the 2 curious have been simmering on the young, carrying out to reference tests at an unprecedented pace this year. uganda has reported one a dozen cases of a bowler and the capital cam. paula of the last 2 days i break began in the countryside. health registry says there have been more than 90 confirme

this is blocking richie highway in both directions. if you're head southbound on richie highway, the detour is at waterford road which is just after jumper road. your best bet is to avoid it all together. northbound your detour is going to be at east west boulevard which is also pasadena road in the other direction. and that should be clearing up within the hour. we'll keep an eye on that. and if you're headed southbound on route 10. that traffic is being diverted on to mount road eastbound so you won't be able to get on to richie highway from route 10. reporting live, i'm captain jeff long, back to you. >> captain jeff, we will continue to check in with you. >>> our other top story, drying up that's what's happening to a number of maryland streams. a new drought warning is effect for a large portion of our state. we begin with alex demetrick who has details on where the drought is hitting hardest. >> reporter: conditions on the eastern shore have been bad all summer now they are going from bad to worse. in drought springs are like the

use richie highway.here's another crash on route 10 pasadena along the northbound lanes at route 100 and another crash on route 50 eastbound prior to 97. a live look at the beltway the west side extremely jammed here at baltimore national pike. 12 extra minutes to travel the outer loop from 795 down to 70. also moving slowly on the harrisburg expressway at shawan road. we have several accidents reported on northern parkway at 83. that's a look at your traffic. megan and charlie, over to you. >>> for centuries poets, singers and writers have tried to find the perfect way to describe love. >> to find the definition of love we're looking no further than a group of adorable kids who don't need many words to die what it means to -- describe what it means to love them. >> warm and fuzzy. >> i don't know. >> sprinkles. >> sprinkles of course. they were asked other things what they love and what their parents do on a date night. some of them even said they go to costco. >> chick-fil-a. >> very cute. one kid said