hello, iam lauren hello, i am lauren taylor. more than ten years after killing his girlfriend, and is now at home. the south african has served just over half of his jail sentence, following a crime and trial that dominated international headlines. he shot reeva steenkamp multiple times through a bathroom door on valentine's day in 2013, later claiming he mistook herfor a burglar at their home in pretoria. reeva's mother says she's serving a �*life sentence'.

hello, i'm lauren taylor.art with drama on an alaska airlines flight in america which had to make an emergency landing, after a part of the fuselage fell off in mid air. despite the issues, no—one was hurt, and everyone was able to leave the plane safely. these pictures illustrate where the part of the fuselage went missing. it appears to have been the panel which houses a door. it's not thought anyone was in the seat next to the panel when it failed. audio has emerged of the moment the onboard crew informed flight control of what was happening — take a listen. we are declaring an emergency. we are descending down to 10,000. to recap what was said there — the crew was declaring an emergency, and carrying out an urgent descent. it's not yet known what caused the panel to detach from the plane — but here's what we do know about the incident so far. there were 177 passengers and crew on board. there are no reports of any physical injuries. the flight was heading from portland to california — and the panel became

i'm lauren taylor.y blinken of �*catastrophic repercussions�* from the continuation of israel�*s military campaign in gaza. mr blinken is on a tour of the middle east as the us tried to prevent the conflict in gaza from spreading. earlier he met thejordanian foreign minister. king abdullah also urged blinken to put pressure on israel to agree to an immediate ceasefire. next the secretary of state will head to qatar for talks with the emir.

hello, i'm lauren taylor. let's return to that breaking news we brought to you earlier. airlines flight from the us city of portland has made an emergency landing after part of the aircraft blew out in mid—air. listen to this emergency call from a member of the cabin crew. social media video shot inside the boeing 737 max 9 shows a window section missing. the passengers remain in their seats, oxygen masks dangling, looking remarkably calm. alaska airlines said the 177 passengers and crew landed safely back at portland. it has temporarily grounded its 65 max aircraft for inspection. the aeroplane has a chequered safety record. in 2019, it was grounded worldwide for 18 months after two fatal crashes. for more on this, i spoke to aviation expertjohn strickland. well, it's certainly come as fresh news to me this morning, just prior to the interview. looking at the photos, it's clear a section of fuselage equivalent to one window frame area in the row of seats affected. i would stress at this point, we know very little except that has happened, the aircraft was able to safely

i'm lauren taylor.ken of �*catastrophic repercussions�* of the continuation of israel's military campaign in gaza. mr blinken is on a tour of the middle east as the us tried to prevent the conflict in gaza from spreading. earlier he met thejordanian foreign minister. king abdullah also urged blinken to put pressure on israel to agree to an immediate ceasefire. the secretary of state will now head to qatar for

you're watching bbc news, i'm lauren taylor.et's peel away now to focus on a breaking story, in space. within the next half hour, japan hopes to become just the fifth country in the world to achieve a moon landing. its slim mission, which stands for smart lander for investigating moon, will aim for a gentle slope, close to a crater called shioli. the bid follows the failure this month of a private american company to reach the lunar surface. it's proven very hard to land on the moon safely. only about a half of all attempts have succeeded. let's cross to the newsroom and our science correspondentjonathan amos. what is special about this one? the whole point — what is special about this one? tie: whole point of this mission is to test precise navigation technologies, that is one of the key points of this mission. as you have correctly said, it is difficult to land on the moon. depending on how you count it, only about four out of the last nine or ten missions that have tried to soft land on the moon have tried to soft land on the

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i'm lauren taylor.ordan's king abdullah has warned the us secretary of state antony blinken of �*catastrophic repercussions�* of the continuation of israel's military campaign in gaza. mr blinken is on a tour of the middle east as the us tried to prevent the conflict in gaza from spreading. earlier he met thejordanian foreign minister. king abdullah also urged blinken to put pressure on israel to agree to an immediate ceasefire. the secretary of state will now head to qatar for talks with the emir. meanwhile, at a cabinet meeting, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu pledged to continue the war in gaza until all of their goals are achieved we are not stopping until victory. the war must not be stopped until we achieve all of its goals. the elimination of hamas, the return of all of our hostages and ensuring gaza no longer poses a threat to israel. a sadist about our enemies and friends, this is our responsibility and this is our commitment. every other consideration must be set aside and we will co

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hello i'm lauren taylor. officials injapan have issued a major tsunami warning after a powerful earthquake struck areas to the north coast of the main island of honshu. several powerful aftershocks have also been recorded. the tremor which according to the us geological survey had a magnitude of 7.5 struck at just after 4pm local time. it happened in the ishikawa area close to the town of anamizu. several buildings are reported to have collapsed in the nearby town of suzu. this camera caught the moment the earthquake happened. officials have urged people living in coastal areas to move to higher ground. some tsunami waves ofjust over a metre have already reached the coastline. there are warnings that waves of up to five metres could follow. this video shows the moment the tremor happened inside a supermarket. we're getting reports that some major highways have been closed and more than 33,000 homes have lost power supplies but the agency which administers japan's nuclear power plants says they have not been a

hello, i hello, lam lauren hello, i am lauren taylor.ormer athlete oscar pistorius has been released from prison on parole, more than ten years after killing his girlfriend, and is now at home. the south african has served just over half of his jail sentence, following a crime and trial that dominated international headlines. he shot reeva steenkamp multiple times through a bathroom door on valentine's day in 2013, later claiming he mistook herfor a burglar at their home in pretoria. reeva's mother says she's serving a �*life sentence�*. let's take a look at the background to this case now with daniel de simone. commentator: oscar pistorius is champion! | oscar pistorius, convicted murderer, today leaves prison on parole. he was once a paralympic and olympic superstar nicknamed the blade runner. his victim was girlfriend reeva steenkamp, a law graduate and model. pistorius murdered her on valentine's day 2013 by shooting four times through a locked toilet door at his home. his trial absorbed the world. pistorius claimed to have shot reev

lauren: taylor brought me the story, look at this loss, the committee reported earnings, they swung toloss, cut their dividend by 70%. what happened was they purchased the assets of signature bank and now they are bigger bank so they have to set aside more money to cover potential losses and meet regulations to meet cost of their size. we won thanks. now this. a judge in california blocked all residents of beverly hills for making any home renovations saying the city needs to address the lack of affordable housing. josh altman for million-dollar listing joins me now. what impact is this having? >> one day we will talk about a great ordinance or law that has been passed to help beverly hills and los angeles real estate but until then let's talk about beverly hills, the greatest, grandest city on planet earth, talking beverly hills hotel, rodeo drive, talking rolls-royces and fluffy pools, the best movies ever filmed here in beverly hills, high end everything. i was in dubai last week doing business and someone said i love los angeles, we go to beverly hills to spend money. i have no iss

hello, iam lauren hello, i am lauren taylor.a steel is set to announce formally the closure of both its blast furnaces in port talbot in south wales later today, putting 3,000 jobs across the uk at risk. the site will still make steel, but will instead use a greener electric arc furnace, which requires fewer staff to operate. the switch will be assisted by £500m of government funding pledged last september. the firstjob losses are likely to begin in april, with most expected to be cut by september. 0ur reporter lucy vladev has more. after years of questions about the future of steel making, the answers being provided for workers here are about as bad as they get. both blast furnaces in port talbot will close, as part of major changes to the way tata produces steel. jobs will go across the uk, but south wales will be hardest hit. the news will be officially announced this morning and unions say they'll fight for every job. gmb and the other trade unions will be using all tools at our disposal to make sure we're safeguarding steel

i'm lauren taylor.ordan's king abdullah has warned the us secretary of state antony blinken of �*catastrophic repercussions�* from the continuation of israel's military campaign in gaza. mr blinken is on a tour of the middle east as the us tried to prevent the conflict in gaza from spreading. earlier he met thejordanian foreign minister. king abdullah also urged blinken to put pressure on israel to agree to an immediate ceasefire. next the secretary of state will head to qatar for talks with the emir. live now to mehran kamrava, professor of government at georgetown university in qatar thanks for being with us. how much influence do the countries that antony blinken visiting at the moment, so say he's in turkey and jordan, how much influence they have on the situation in gaza? flat jordan, how much influence they have on the situation in gaza?— on the situation in gaza? not an awful lot- _ on the situation in gaza? not an awful lot- it _ on the situation in gaza? not an awful lot. it also _ on the situa

i'm a i'm a lauren taylor. gaza. reports say mostly women and children were killed in the strike overnight which hit a residential building in the al—faluja area. the israeli army claims it has "completed the dismantling" of hamas�*s command structure in the northern gaza strip. meanwhilejordan�*s king abdullah has warned the us secretary of state antony blinken of �*catastrophic repercussions�*

i'm lauren taylor with some breaking news here in london.'m delighted to report that she was not injured in any way and a safe and well in the care of hospital staff. they've given her a name, elsa, we believe she is a black or mixed race child. i'm extremely grateful to members of the public who have been seen to speak with officers and medics, your actions contributed to saving elsa's lie. we believe also to have been at least an hour old when she was found. we do not yet know how long she had been there when she was found. our thoughts now turn to the baby's mother. we are extremely concerned for her welfare, as she will have been through a traumatic

hello, i'm lauren taylor.e minister, rishi sunak, is shortly to speak about the rwanda asylum policy. last night, he saw off a rebellion of right wing conservatives — and successfully steered legislation through the house of commons. the government won the vote with a majority of 1m. mr sunak argues that the rwanda plan will deter people from crossing the english channel in small boats from france. our political correspondent peter saull reports. the ayes to the right 320, the noes to the left, 276. a government victory, in the end by a relatively comfortable margin. but at times this was in doubt. 61 conservative mps tried but failed to change the legislation, including the former home secretary. this bill needs to work. it is our last chance. if we get it wrong, the british people will not forgive us and they would be right to do so. most of her colleagues fell back into line, but she was one of 11 conservatives to rebel in the main vote. and this is what the latest tory row is all about — a plan to dissuade

i'm lauren taylor with some breaking news here in london. the metropolitan police are expected to make a statement shortly after a newborn baby girl was found wrapped in a towel in a shopping bag in east london. london ambulance service paramedics arrived and checked over before taking her to hospital. i'm delighted to report that she was not injured in any way and a safe and well in the care of hospital staff. they've given her a name, elsa, we believe she is a black or mixed race child. i'm extremely grateful to members of the public who have been seen to speak with officers and medics, your actions contributed to saving elsa's lie. we believe also to have been at least an hour old when she was found. we do not yet know how long she had been there when she was found. our thoughts now turn to the baby's mother. we are extremely concerned for her welfare, as she will have been through a traumatic ordeal, and will be in need of immediate medical attention following the birth. train medics and specialist officers are ready to support her, and

now former council member lauren taylor, who represents east oakland, was there in the background and henry, the big question, what do these people think should be done about crime in oakland? well, council member gayo says he's still working to get his his council colleagues to declare a state of emergency that would free up a number of resources. uh, council member gayo says he wants the fbi, sheriff's deputies, chp, any outside agencies that are available as they have done in the past to help tackle crime in oakland. now, coming up at five, we will hear from the founder of a well known oakland restaurant at jack london square. also, the head of the oakland vietnamese chamber of commerce. that community still reeling from the shooting death of oakland police officer twan lee. that's coming up at five. >> all right, continued calls for change in oakland. we look forward to your report at five. henry lee live in oakland. thank you. >> two people were killed in a single car crash in richmond. this happened this morning. police say they got to the scene just after seven this morning. sa

hello, i'm lauren taylor.ful iranian—backed lebanese group, hezbollah, says it's launched a barrage of rockets at northern israel, in response to an explosion in beirut that killed a top hamas official earlier this week. a statement said they hit an air traffic control base in meron with sixty—two rockets. the israeli military said it had identified about forty launches from lebanon, and that it had responded, without giving details. these are live pictures from the lebanese israel border — we will keep across those and bring you any developments from there over the course of the hour. the eu's top diplomat. josep borrell is in lebanon for talks on the situatoion in the middle east. live now to our correspondent hugo bachega in beirut. this is what hezbollah said is the response to the killing of the hamas leader but how calibrated is it? it is interesting because this is happening one day after the influential leader of hezbollah gave a speech and said this attack that happened here in beirut on tuesday that

i'm a i'm a lauren taylor.t least 70 people have been reportedly killed injabaliya in nothern gaza. reports say mostly women and children were killed in the strike overnight which hit a residential building in the al—faluja area. the israeli army claims it has "completed the dismantling" of hamas�*s command structure in the northern gaza strip. meanwhilejordan�*s king abdullah has warned the us secretary of state antony blinken of �*catastrophic repercussions�* of the continuation of israel's military campaign, during his tour of the middle east. the secretary of state is now in qatar for talks with the emir. meanwhile, at a cabinet meeting, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu pledged to continue the war in gaza until all of their goals are achieved. translation: we are not stopping until victory. - the war must not be stopped until we achieve all of its goals — the elimination of hamas, the return of all of our hostages, and ensuring that gaza no longer poses a threat to israel. i say this to both our en

going back to taylor swift. laurentraight to vegas from japan to super bowl, is the price going up because all the little girls want to come or is that crazy? ashley: i don't know if the parents of little girls can afford that staggering prices that they'll be charged. mike can. ashley: well mike could buy a whole section. thank you, lauren. the navy lowering standards for recruitment as i desperately try to change the subject and combine with weak leadership from joe biden is secretary austin and may have a potential mess in the making. we'll ask a former navy fighter what he makes of it all. the european union frequently criticized how they treat migrants and the migrant crisis of their own and full report of europe is cracking down on the problem, that's next. ♪ ameritrade is now part of schwab. bringing you an elevated experience, tailor-made for trader minds. go deeper with thinkorswim: our award-wining trading platforms. unlock support from the schwab trade desk, our team of passionate traders who live and breath

marjorie taylor greene, lauren boebert. then you are illegal as well.'s that. >> so much of this in these polls we are talking about -- >> your unaired. crossed eggs. now we get into political speak. anytime that a political campaign gets a poll, they're not just looking at the overarching numbers, they're looking at what demographics actually move when certain things are said overtime. and so i guarantee you, when you look at economic sentiment, over the course of the year, who's starting to feel better, the people who believe that their election was stolen for donald trump? you could give them 1 million dollars on the next time you call them, how do you feel about your third economic situation, and say i joe biden. my life is horrible, they'll hang up. that's how polarized we are. but that doesn't mean that joe biden is not increasing in popularity and that he doesn't stand a very solid chance of winning this next campaign. >> there's a problem. the border. if you want to call the border problem, if you want to call it a crisis, take your pick. it is

disagree with to get things done for your constituents, would you be able to work with marjorie taylor green or lauren vilbert quick >> i think so, i was able to protect them and i believe in democracy, what i as an officer disagreed with almost every single thing that came out of their mouth, i do believe when we have a common equal position, and we need to get things done, i could easily be dismissed as a regular officer now but nine your equal, let's sit down and this needs to be done, i'm up for it, it depends on them. >> lastly i want to ask, i don't know if you know this, you probably do, the late harry reid, the former senate majority leader, democrat from nevada, also used to be a capital police officer, your nodding and you do this, do drawing inspiration from them quick >> that really inspiration but he was a public servant, as a police officer just like i am, i'm not a career politician i'm a career public servant, i believe in lending my voice to the people and bring their needs and desires and once and echoing them on the floors of congress in the halls of congress.>> do you have a campai

that is because they have decided to empower and give away the keys to folks like marjorie taylor greene, laurend matt gaetz. they control the republican conference. they control the leadership. with my johnson, he is just doing the best he can to stay in power. i do not see democrats coming in to save him. i do not think that is a viable solution. >> i know you said on the homeland security committee. it could bring impeachment charges against homeland security secretary, alejandro mayorkas, as soon as the end of the month, for failing to enforce the country's immigration laws. does the committee have evidence that he created high crimes and misdemeanors? that is the constitutional standard for impeachment. >> zero evidence. constitutional scholars and professors the folks who literally made the constitution their life have been clear across the country that there is no grounds for any sort of impeachment. people might disagree with some of the policies but let's be very clear, the reason why we have such chaos is because of the inaction over the last 30 plus years in trying to actually solve i

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people but it works on 3% of, people and they keep giving $20 by the way they won't let lauren boebert or marjorie taylor greene vote for the rules to debate the budget when kevin mccarthy needs and to do that. most people are marked the holden to this army people who like the theater and to give them $10 every month. that is part of what generates it. >> you're right it's a galvanizing factor o of this hyperbolic insanity that we watch every day and i'm sure we get the same e-mails and how did they get myum phone number, you know. it's relentless. >> have a heart for the poor candidate. it's absolutely no fund and the worst experience. >> you also in your own experience discovered how hard it is to raise money and you have a lot of people were excited about your running. you saw, to money you were going to need to raise in colorado. >> i remember my first meeting with chuck schumer and they said good luck and raised a r million dollars in 80 days or else it's over. that's a lot of money. >> i have a friend who was in congress until a couple of terms ago and she was on the swing district and she was in t

party in terms of offering a different type of non maga female republican, versus a marjorie taylor greene, or laurenassorted depends how long she sticks around. i'm not of the believe that she's gonna stick around for long. especially when places like nevada role in, she's gonna -- it's going to be the kind of, the momentum i imagine we'll be mount against her. having said that, maybe although trump is such a one dimensional character, it's not like someone hanging around for the first few rounds of primaries is going to change the identity of this party right now, in any meaningful way. this is a trump party it's, all about gratifying trump in some way, if he's willing to do that i guess you might get a look as his vp, i think that's very unlikely because i don't think trump is really gonna be open minded and mature enough about looking at someone who defied him, but i wouldn't rule it out. ultimately i don't think she is a big difference maker as far as changing or re-casting the identity of the party, at the stage. this is someone who has run a pretty savvy campaign, a pretty cautious campaign, b

and by the way, they let their, you know, lauren boebert or marjorie taylor greene, vote for the rules to debate the budget. when kevin mccarthy needs them to do that. and because those people are more beholden to this army of people who like the theater and who give them $10 every month. and so, you know, that is part of what generates the circus. no, you're right. i mean, it's sort a galvanizing factor of this of this kind of crazy, hyperbolic insanity that we watch day. and i'm sure we all do get the same texts and emails and how did they get phone number? and now they're calling me and, you know, it's it's relentless. i mean, and i think you have a have a have a have a heart for the poor candidate who calls you. because i can tell you, it's absolutely fun and the worst experience. well, also, in your own experience discovered a how hard it is to raise money. i mean you know a lot of people people were excited about you about you running. but it was it was i mean, you just you saw how how much money actually were going to need to run a race. colorado. yes. i remember my first meetin

marjorie taylor greene, matt gaetz, lauren boebert. mike johnson has no ability to control his conference. he knows that. he's providing these opportunities for them to get crazy. >> is it as simple as donald trump is mad that he got impeached twice so he wants impeachment attached to joe biden somehow? >> not only does he want impeachment for joe biden, he wants to win. everything the republicans do in the house, including this impeachment effort against the secretary, is all about helping donald trump and hurting joe biden. >> matthew, let me bring you in here. you live in texas. the other side of this is that one of the strategies apparently that donald trump has to win is to essentially stoke a war between the state of texas and for federal government. you had republican governors essentially daring the federal government to do what the federal government is authorized by the constitution to do, which is enforce immigration laws. you have these barbed wire fences across the rio grande because there's water, you can't build a wall.

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what i do think is disturbing, this is really key and important, it was marjorie taylor greene, then it was lauren. now it's elise stefanik. this cavalcade of unseasoned, rhythmless that the republicans bring out every couple years to try to defend donald trump. these are people who, look, if you're just a silly commentator, okay, fine, you can sit there and lie. but these people control policy. they're dangerous. i think it's important we always put them in the context. it's not congresswoman elise stefanik, it's terrorist supporter elise stefanik. it's not lauren boebert who is fleeing her seat in colorado. it's lauren boebert who is also a terrorist supporter. that's how we have tuke about these people. nobody in iowa who vaughn talked about is going to care about this. what's important is to galvanize the people who say hey, i don't think we should have terrorists in office. because the folks in iowa already lost. >> while i have you, i cannot have a college professor on and not ask you about the very, very angry bill ackman. bill ackman, who led the drive to eliminate claudine gay as esident

lauren: i know but it's another genera and all i hear in the house is taylor swift. le bit over it. stuart: listen to this one from jean, you a indicationally show a computer bullpen with a number of people -- lauren: control room. stuart: how about occasionally one of you venture into the bullpen. it's called a control room. introduce us to one or more of the workers and let them introduce themselves and them what they do. is that a good idea, ashley? ashley: why not? could be fine. time is of the most important. there you government they're all like come on in, talk to us. as long as we can do it in a minute or under. stuart: lauren? lauren: go right to the front where you saw all the screens and point at all the feeds and say this is what's happening and that's what's happening and this is the big board from here from the new york stock exchange. through your whole segment. stuart: i want to say one thing, i love those people in the control room, all of them are youngsters. i don't know whether they're millennials or gen z but they're young and work like the devil.

lauren fox. >>> a new proposed hostage deal between israel and hamas, where does it stand this morning. >> and how much extra time must you have on your hands to dream up a conspiracy theory involving taylorft, the super bowl and president biden? go grab your tinfoil hat and run. ♪ is >>> just moments ago, president biden left the white house for campaign events in florida today. and he was asked whether president trump should be allowed to remain on the 2024 ballot. listen. >> should donald trump be allowed on the ballot? >> as far as i'm concerned, that's fine. >> how could that be a threat to democracy. >> because of guys like you. >> his response, as far as i'm concerned, that's fine. this comes as the illinois state board of elections hold a public meeting where they will decide whether trump will appear on the primary ballot or barred from the amendments of the insurrectionist ban. joining us laura barron-lopez and margaret talev. let me ask you about the question, you heard biden responding to. and a lot of states responding to whether former president trump can be on the ballot. his answer is a good one, let the people decide. the courts are going to ultimately. i'll start with yo

taylor greene began posing request questions. staying to field questions under those circumstances could have added to hunter biden's legal problem. stuart? stuart: yes, indeed. chad pergram, thanks a lot. laurenre, what's the white house saying about biden's -- hunter biden's surprise appearance yesterday e? lauren: they punted. karine jean-pierre, the press secretary, she will not answer the crux of the matter which is did joe biden, the president of the united states, know about his son's pr stunt yesterday with. did he know about it? watch. >> reporter: and hunter biden on capitol hill today, how big of a headache is that for you? [laughter] >> hunter biden is a private citizen. he is not a member of the white house, as you know, and i just don't have anything else to share. >> reporter: but the last time he was on the hill, you said the president was certainly familiar with what his son was going to say. >> i did say that, and what i'm saying -- >> -- president biden does not help him with his business deals, but he does help him skirt congressional subpoenas? >> that's not even true. that is a jump that is incredibly disingenuous in that question. lauren: was the white house informed in