do we still have vaughan? vaughan, if you're there, i know this morning it came up that mr. of supporters around. talk about what happened in court today with that. >> reporter: right. there's discussion over some of his supporters, including vivek ramaswamy. the other day they came into the proceedings during cross-examination. the prosecution expressed disgruntlement with their interruption. today we saw congresswoman lauren boebert and congressman matt gaetz and they went on the attack outside of the courthouse standing in solidarity with donald trump. >> vaughan and charles, thank you. >>> the biden administration is moving to block audio of special counsel robert hurd's interview with president biden being released. president biden is asserting executive privilege over those recordings from the investigation of his handling of classified documents. the full transcripts were released in march. today the republican-led house judiciary committee voted to hold attorney general merrick garland in contempt of congress. the house oversight committee will hold a separate contem

i'm lewis vaughan jones. this is bbc— so much! i'm lewis vaughan jones. this is bbc news. _ hello. settled and completely dry. but there has been some sunshine. northern scotland was a good example of that today, lifting temperatures well up into the 20s. compare that with the scene in norfolk with a lot of cloud, some bits and pieces of rain thanks to this weatherfront, a very slow—moving feature. and actually, we're going to see a pulse of heavier rain drifting back along that weather front as we head into tomorrow. tonight, a lot of dry weather around, but with some areas of mist and murk and low clouds still plaguing some of these eastern coasts, that rain getting going across parts of east anglia into lincolnshire and east yorkshire by the end of the night. so, overnight lows, 9—12 degrees — just a touch cooler than some recent nights. and then into tomorrow, these outbreaks of rain drift westwards across the north midlands, parts of northern england towards merseyside, maybe into north wales. to the north of that as well, a decent amount of sunshine. scotland once again seein

miss vaughan spruce.ice, irish barrister and legal counsel for alliance for defending freedom. well, lorcan , defending freedom. well, lorcan, thank you very much for coming in. okay. is the law clear or doesit in. okay. is the law clear or does it still need further clarity ? clarity? >> the law is not clear and, at the moment the home office is engagedin the moment the home office is engaged in a process. the home secretary of introducing ministerial guidance around the pubuc ministerial guidance around the public order act. and it's still not clear really where we stand, because, as isabel pointed out there, parliament has criminalised so—called influencing within these zones, but without setting out clearly what that will involve. and it may still involve silent prayer , may still involve silent prayer, it may involve shocking to even consensual conversations between people . and we hope that the people. and we hope that the guidance that the minister will bnng guidance that the minister will bring ou

yes, vaughan gething has only been in thejob as yes, vaughan gething has only been in the job as first going from one bad headline to another. the announcement by the plaid cymru leader, rhun ap iorwerth, means cutting short an agreement between the two parties to get legislation here because labour only control half the seats and so depend on other parties. in that announcement by plaid cymru, they questioned the judgment of mr gething and all those other bad stories that have been following him around — the acceptance of a £200,000 donation from a company whose owner was prosecuted for illegally dumping waste, and just yesterday the sacking of labour minister because of the leak of a message by mr gething. mr gething will want reassurance because there is every chance now he may face an opposition vote of no confidence. thank you. weeping statues, divine apparitions and miraculous healing relics. guidelines on supernatural phenomena like these have been updated for the first time in almost half a century by the vatican, which says that catholics need to be more cautious about accepti

he minister, vaughan gething.. there's going to be a vote of no confidence in him next week and basically , while next week and basically, while campaigning, he accepted a £200,000 donation, from a man, that had been convicted of environmental offences . his. environmental offences. his. now, there was a lot of unhappiness at the time because that was a huge donation and may have helped him win his position, so lots of questions for him. so i suspect what's going to happen is rather than lots of questions about what sir keir starmer is trying to talk about, we're going to get lots of questions about diane abbott and lots of questions about vaughan gethin's future, and that £200,000 donation. >> so, okay, catherine, for now, thanks very much indeed. >> well joined now by our south west of england reporter, jeff moody, who's speaking to the general public about what matters to them in the upcoming election. good morning to you, jeff. and where are you this morning ? morning? >> good morning. what i'm here in south m

vaughan gething . he's only been first gething.e months. he'll be facing a vote of no confidence. and that's after , of course, the coalition after, of course, the coalition deal between, or at least the confidence and supply deal. no, i think it was a coalition between the welsh labour and pued between the welsh labour and plied kumri collapsed. now they do have a majority of just one vote in the senate in the welsh parliament, but of course vaughan gething has sacked one of his cabinet ministers in recent weeks . could that recent weeks. could that particular member of the senate be his undoing? it's going to be a knife edge vote. it could come down to just one vote. whether or not no confidence is voted in. vaughan gething as first minister of wales and that has huge echoes of what happened to humza yousaf up in scotland just last month. >> a lot to do with the donations for his leadership campaign from someone who committed environmental offences. absolutely, that's the accusation. lots of money to his leadership campaign, hund

, saying he questioned thejudgment leader, rhun ap iorwerth, saying he questioned the judgment of vaughancult for the first minister in the senedd with labour only holding 30 seats so from now on, every policy will have to be done deal by deal and the message from the labour group is they support him but he will need to win back the trust of some of their supporters. back the trust of some of their sweden-— supporters. thank you, hywel griffith. more now on the situation in the middle east, and soldiers in israel's army are sharing footage of palestinian detainees in the occupied west bank, despite the military�*s pledge to act on previous misconduct revealed by the bbc. legal experts say the filming and posting of such footage may breach international law. bbc verify�*s merlyn thomas is here with more. thanks, reeta. this is what some of israel's soldiers have been posting on social media. entering palestinian homes in the middle of the night. but this isn't a warzone. it's the west bank. home to 3 million palestinians, it's partially run by the palestinian authority. but there's been an

i am lewis vaughan jones. this is bbc news. hello there. seeing more showers breaking out as well, some of them heavy and thundery. and those showers will continue well into the afternoon. some slow moving thundery downpours, particularly across southern scotland and a good part of england. temperatures as a result of more showers around will be lower than yesterday. noticeably so in scotland, but we still could make 21 in the south east of england if we miss most of those showers. but those heavy showers will continue into the evening. they�*ll fade away from much of england and wales overnight. but we�*ll see some further wet weather coming back into northern ireland and scotland later on in the night. clearer skies in the south could see temperatures dipping away to eight or nine degrees. but the promise of some early sunshine, at least, for central and eastern parts of england. however, scattered showers will build up through the day. this time, the focus of the heavier downpours with some thunderstorms is more across northern and easte

so i've been working with vaughan as leader of the opposition.r because that will be absolutely ipso turbo boost the work that we can do delivering for wales . we can do delivering for wales. >> so sir keir starmer, not wanting at all to get drawn into a discussion of that donation , a discussion of that donation, wanting to focus on what a westminster labour government could do, along with a welsh government in wales . people government in wales. people saying here today what could a labour government at both ends of the m4 do for wales and the country at large? >> okay. thank you, katherine forster, live from the campaign trail with the labour party in abergavenny. now trevor kavanagh worked for the sun newspaper when the newspaper famously backed tony blair's labour party ahead of the 1997 general election. and trevorjoins us election. and trevor joins us now. trevor welcome to the show. a delight to have you. the labour party has always been dogged by its left wing, even before 1997, the michael foot years, the neil kinnock years, and again i

that is the reality and it is reasonable to point out that vaughan gething and keir starmer are responsible that. it is a deflection? we _ starmer are responsible for that. it is a deflection? we have _ starmer are responsible for that. it is a deflection? we have a - starmer are responsible for that. it is a deflection? we have a proud i is a deflection? we have a proud record. is a deflection? we have a proud record- to _ is a deflection? we have a proud record- to put — is a deflection? we have a proud record. to put £5 _ is a deflection? we have a proud record. to put £5 billion - is a deflection? we have a proud record. to put £5 billion in - is a deflection? we have a proud | record. to put £5 billion in vested across projects across the country to from wrexham, to anglesey, to barry. we have the north wales electric occasion line. two new free ports, port talbot and anglesey which are going to attract billions of pounds, createjobs which are going to attract billions of pounds, create jobs for people. the announcementjust recently... that's our track record of delivering for the peop

i�*m a lewis vaughan jones, this is bbc news.til we get the full picture of who has won what and where. i want to show you this. there was a headache for former prime minister, boris johnson. he was turned away from a polling station when he went to vote in local elections because he forgot to bring adequate photo identification — a requirement he brought in when he was prime minister. he brought in that law, and he fell foul of it. mrjohnson introduced a law in 2022 making it compulsory for voters in england to show photo id. he didn�*t have the right photo id. we understand that he went home, collected the right it, went back and was able to vote. we have been hearing that the new voter id rules will of course have impacted some people, but largely did not have a greater impact. you are watching bbc news, i�*m lewis vaughan—jones, plenty more coverage coming up. live from london. this is bbc news big conservative losses in local elections across england with the party potentially facing its worst night at the polls in four deca

and vaughan gething has answered all the questions that are put to him.t i'm putting forward this morning is what a game changer it will be if we were able to elect in a westminster labour government, that would work with the welsh labour government, delivering for people across wales, because up until now there's been conflict. so i've been working with vaughan as leader of the opposition . i want to be able to opposition. i want to be able to work with him as prime minister because that will absolutely sort of turbo boost the work that we can do. delivering for wales . wales. >> yes. so it will be interesting to see what happens with this vote of no confidence. next week. it's likely he will survive it, of course, because of the numbers in the senate, although of course there are, people, labour members of the senate who are not happy with how he came to power. and if one or more of them were to abstain, it could quite possibly be serious. we'll see it next week, but yeah, a few blips in labour's campaign, which has been running very, very smoothly up u

vaughan grand i went to holyhead portjust a few vaughan grand i went to holyhead port just a few weekslaid cymru launch, as well. all of the parties are out and about. we are going to be with all of the teams throughout the day. but let's catch up first with the weather. hello there, good morning to you. it does look like high pressure will be building in later this week into next week as well. we should see quite a lot of dry, settled and sunny weather. however, in the short term, we hold on to further showers at times and today, some of these could be quite heavy and thundery across parts of central and southern england. low pressure setting out into the north sea there, high pressure to the west — that's bringing northerly winds across the country. outbreaks of rain this morning will tend to fragment. we'll see sunshine appearing, so it'll be sunny spells, scattered showers, variable cloud. these showers heavy and thundery through the midlands into southeast england. always a bit more cloud. outbreaks of rain affecting north sea coasts of eastern england there, with temperatures low

cocktail of sludge that this very company that donated all of that money is seeking permissions from vaughanment. see how it all looks like it begins to tie together a crucial question to debate . but today the first debate. but today the first minister of wales refused to show up in the welsh parliament for that debate . well, we on for that debate. well, we on this programme reached out to vaughan gething, the first minister of wales, or any representative for a comment on the extraordinary scenes that we saw this afternoon in the welsh parliament, but sadly they haven't got back to us. i wonder why? well, coming up, we're going to be talking about the ambulance crisis in the united kingdom . what on earth is going kingdom. what on earth is going on with the speed of our care that. next? good evening. it's 7:47. and you're watching farage with me . you're watching farage with me. tom harwood now, the schoolboy killed in yesterday's london sword attack has been named as 14 year old daniel anjorin. he was struck by a sword as he walked to school by a remarkable and tragic coincidence. the ve

mister elizabeth discovered and talked to the adam jo ann vaughan. crossings done was a russian navigator who land rushes 1st, 2nd navigation from 180321806, the management follows pollution stands, root we are under sale to an hour around the world. trade begins just like all the great competitors and stand and crunched out the . ready will take about 3 years from st. petersburg, east to west, around 1210 back to some pages back in 3 years. the time getting into work we change one shift every 3 hours and unconsciously compare it to our last trip window before this. now it's just 2 sensors are lawyers or what's not very frustrating. your work is still looking at this issue with the glasses. well, you have to seek one's life. it's not the only thing that you will pay the supply fee, the video videos, that's it. i guess the answer for you to 04 and i was gonna deposit it just because it just given the way in which if there's a lot of those are just befuddled as i'm finished with. i'm going to just skip ro is points and some of the people that most of the pool open here for the move away, on

the government into vaughan has given assurances that this will last effect. it's was with the radio and vice president. so i think is acting head of state until an election is held. looking at us, taking the events proceeding the faithful flight saw the many countries of expressing the supposed to make the desk the old, the leader. remembering him as a strong politician on the individual, it includes fellow breaks, man, but india with his vice presidents planning to visit to von on wednesday to pay respects to her balance top ranking officials onto correspondence. and brendan sharma has more details for us. a can you as an all city of states morning on the 21st of may, which is to be tomorrow, respect to be condolences to building and leadership on of the of the president. he's for maintenance stuff and 7, all those who were on board the shuffle that crashed on sunday of the iranian other by john for the. now what in jazz do we use all the government officials, buildings where the national side is no one will be your own ass off off to be also there will be n

how to get this isn't the process opposition. politicians made a trip from armenia as capital. yara vaughan to these little villages near the border to support furious locals. they are worried land that they make a living on may be returned to azerbaijan, and that their farms might end up on the frontline of a future conflict. has gotten some analysis from alyssa to calvin l in london. she's the deputies are the deputy director of the europe and central asia program of the international crisis group. that's an independent organization. looking to piece welcome list. that's a d w. how may i ask you, can this agreement bring a last in piece to, to long standing, so those as well armenia. and as a result, i have heard held several rounds of bilateral talks over the last couple of months . and the agreement to return is for a band and villages that have been controlled by our media since the 1990s. as well as the beginning of border to invitation is the latest sort of tangible sign that they can come to really difficult agreements. both sides have a reason to want a piece deal. president a news

as the tennessee who for defense and you want to locally was the name of the father of the rod vaughan arrived in east today to track down the participants in these games. and who was said still to controlling a portion of the trade. it is a favorite vacation spot for ukrainian steelers and the 1st to settle here was the i need meaning to enjoy the laptop luxury with views of ancient ruins. the cleaning owns 2 flat silver monte by the only district, a quiet, picturesque area, inhabited by hours to crowds with tourists rarely go on real estate agencies. websites, properties in this district are described in one word. luxurious loan has been a little central for you. all these, all you gotta phenomenal a yeah. let me look at that again before that'd be with him. and then of come on off. and then mosley bid all ma, uh, from the habit of some sort of party come, but in the assad. but the, what do you show again to be in telecom and i'm convinced that it's not that much to say out and fuck me, look and be in clinic. and we have become a say at a lot of public and it's always always the kind

with previous convictions for environmental crimes and who a few months ago gave £200,000 to help vaughanfter another of his other companies was loaned £400,000 from the development bank of wales , overseen by the then wales, overseen by the then economy minister, vaughan gething. does the prime minister agree with me that this serious matter demands an independent investigation? it's not some internal labour party matter and ultimately that company needs to get out of my constituency and let people in pembrokeshire have their quality of life back. yeah well my right honourable friend bnngs well my right honourable friend brings up an incredibly important issue. >> and i know that people in wales are concerned about the relationship that he mentions. and i also agree with him on the need for transparency and an investigation regarding the welsh labour leader, because it's very clear that the situation is the situation is not at all transparent and answers are needed. yeah, that's one worse. one woi'se. >> one worse. >> yes, very much. >> yes, very much. >> mr speaker. mr >> yes, very much

the welsh first minister vaughan gething will face a motion of no confidence onjune 5.tion deal between labour and plaid cymru and a series of rows involving mr gething. bbc news has learned that criminals are using social media to sell guides on how to carry out sextortion. the guides include showing how to pose as a young woman online, trick a victim into sending sexually explicit material and then blackmail them. last month, the national crime agency issued an alert to schools across the uk about a rise in the number of cases involving children. our correspondent angus crawford reports. on the beach. drinking cognac, living it up. olamide shanu, accused of making £2 million through sextortion, part of a gang tricking victims into sending nude images of themselves online, and then blackmailing them. yesterday in court in london, facing extradition to the us. investigators say olamide shanu was involved in the sextortion of hundreds of victims, part of a new wave of gangs based mainly in nigeria. their aim — terrify their targets, often children, and make them pay. he

this isn't the process. opposition. politicians made a trip from armenia as capital. yara vaughan to these little villages near the border to support your use locals. they are worried, lad, that they make a living on may be returned to azerbaijan, and that their farms might end up on the frontline of a future conflict. i spoke to alyssa coming out early and she's from the international crisis group. and i also, if armenia is seizing of territory, could insight leads to piece as well. armenia. and as a result, i have heard held several rounds of bilateral talks over the last couple of months . and the agreement to return is for a band and villages that have been controlled by armenia since the 1990s. as well as the beginning of border to limitation is the latest sort of tangible sign that they can come to really difficult agreements. both sides have a reason to want a piece deal. president a news wants to cement gains over the last years, also to curry international favor ahead of bikers hosting of the cop 29 climate talks. and pushing on has made a number of unpopular concessions as

i'm lewis vaughan jones, this is bbc news. bye—bye. hello there, good evening. pushing northwards and eastwards. north yorkshire under the front, staying rather damp and murky through the afternoon. some of the bluest of the skies, best of the sunshine, highest temperatures were across northern areas of scotland and not much is set to change as we head through the next few days. it will generally stay unsettled — showers at times, also some sunny spells, but sunniest across northern scotland, cooler and cloudier for eastern—facing coasts with plenty of threat and har moving in from the north sea and a southeasterly wind. here's our area of low pressure just spinning around, sending this front out towards the north and the east. but it's pretty much stationary as we head through tonight. it will still be given some rain at times, but a lot of that rain tending to fade. second pulse may be moving into parts of east anglia, up through the midlands as we head through the small hours so, it stays rather damp, but certainly mild. temperatures in double figures, a litt

hillary vaughan is digging deeper into this issue. >> reporter: drill baby drill is what the oil andto lower prices, the american petroleum institute saying on fox business saying a meeting with the president to tell him that but haven't had the chance. gas prices up 50% since he took office, voters are feeling it. 84% of voters say gas prices are problem for their family in addition to high prices on groceries and housing. democrats on capitol hill are brushing out the idea that high gas prices could be a drag on democrats in november. how big of a problem are high prices going to be for democrats in november? >> who knows? the basis of fuel costs are based on supply and demand. that rule will hasn't changed in centuries. >> reporter: these high gas prices have people thinking twice about supporting president biden in november. >> reporter: gasoline prices vary across the country. >> economies air band flow. >> reporter: high prices overall, political liability, people getting pinched from the grocery store to the pump. >> the white house might be concerned that they sell break thei

changed i think, you know, a changed labour party doesn't look that changed when we're talking about vaughan>> well, and i do put it to you as well, bill, that labour party is not that changed. we had zarah sultana standing up today. we've had david lammy talking about how he would essentially he'd i'm paraphrasing here, don't sue me, david. but he drank benjamin netanyahu to the hague kicking and screaming, wouldn't he? presumably that means that we would stop selling arms to israel as well. a massive shift in foreign policy there by by the labour party, i think i think most people would think i think most people would think to try to appease the quote unquote muslim vote in britain. is it really that change the labour party? it's fundamentally changed. >> you look at the selection of parliamentary candidates that has been undertaken under keir starmer. it's been utterly ruthless and no one with a far left corbynite perspective has been able to get through. and i know the tories are going to try and, you know, create this impression over the coming six weeks that, you know, keir is the face

hillary vaughan has reaction from both sides of the aisle. the biden campaign trying to court black voters but how do black voters feel about trump's verdict. wesley hunt on that. we've got a shot at the podium where trump is expected to speak in less then an hour. we will take a look at it. less than an hour trump speaks, you will hear what he's got to say. we will be back. 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 breathe trading. and sharpen your skills with an immersive online education crafted just for traders. all so you can trade brilliantly. everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of patients. your shipping manager left to “find themse

hillary vaughan reports after this. ♪ ♪ ♪(voya)♪ there are some things that work better together.ce benefits and retirement savings. voya provides tools that help you make the right investment and benefit choices. so you can reach today's financial goals and look forward to a more confident future. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. with dexcom g7, the most accurate cgm, you can achieve diabetes results without fingersticks. see how exercise affects your glucose, making it easier to spend time in range and lower your a1c. ♪ ♪ i was only 23 when i was first diagnosed with non-melanoma skin cancer. 40 years later, i've had almost 20 mohs surgeries. i had just accepted that the pain and the scars were going to be part of my life. but when i was diagnosed with two basal cells on my face, i became determined to find an alternative to surgery. if you, like millions of others, are affected by skin cancer... it's important to know that surgery isn't the only option. there's another choice. gentlecure. it sounded like everything i had been looking for. gentlecure uses low e

hillary vaughan has the story later in the show.r next air-conditioner could set you back a whole lot of money. much more expensive because of biden's green agenda according to energy expert ben lieberman who joins me after this. ♪ ♪ 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 breathe trading. and sharpen your skills with an immersive online education crafted just for traders. all so you can trade brilliantly. this is our future, ma. godaddy airo. creates a logo, website, even social posts... in minutes! -how? -a.i. (impressed) ay i like it! who wants to come see the future?! get your business online in minutes with godaddy airo stuart: one hour into the markets, the dow is up 30, the nasdaq is down 18, no clear trend on wall street so far today. lauren is looking at the movers and we have one big mover, serous logic. we too it

julie london, johnny mathis, harry belafonte, sarah vaughan, chet baker.'ve always been really drawn to and very inspired by. i feel like we're lacking vocals, you know what i'm saying? i don't know. i don't know what [bleep] i'm saying, guys. if you are not every vocalist has a recognizable style as soon as you hear that. you know billie eilish when you hear her. was that the product of your love for these other artists just coming out through you or a choice? >> billie: i think that it first, you know i started recording when i was 13. you've got to take time to get to know yourself. i think at first it was, i was seeing the way i knew how to sing in the way i felt like it sounded good. with inspiration from my favorite singers and songs and artists. i think over time i learned who i was and how i actually wanted to sound and what was genuine. that's why i think it's really important that people are more forgiving of inspiration because i think that we live in a world where everyone wants to have everything be perfectly original and no one has ever done

the landfill is linked to a company which donated £200,000 to vaughan gething, the new first ministeron the race, but the questions have continued. mr gething has repeatedly said no rules were broken. he's accepted the donation's caused concern and anxiety, but didn't want to talk to us about the issue. his political opponents say he's been found wanting. we want this stench to end - at withyhedge, we want this stench to end in welsh politics. and i think the first minister has got some serious - questions to answer. back in pembrokeshire, the landfill company says it's on track to end the odour and will stop putting in more waste from tomorrow. whether that's enough to stop the stink is a question that hangs in the air. hywel griffiths, bbc news, pembrokeshire. a torch of commemoration is on its way from the uk to normandy to mark the 80th anniversary next month of d—day. the beacon was lit in central london this morning. tim muffettjoins us from hms belfast in london. yes, not long now until commemorations marking the 80th anniversary of d—day take place under in the six. this ship

hillary vaughan has more. >> reporter: president biden's problem is not to raise retirement age or cuting you're in denial, social security and medicare are running out of money and at some point no one will get anything from it. the death date for social security, 2035, for medicare, 2036, that's when these programs are predicted to dry up and go belly up. president biden insist his fix is raising taxes on the ultrarich but the only problem is that is how he's going to pay for the other things he wants to do and the money he has already put on the nation's credit card. >> if you are going to address the liability for social security, what would the tax rate have to be or the total amount of taxes have to be on those making $400,000 a year? >> the computation -- >> charging $4.9 trillion for the deficit from medicare and other things and we've got to add social but haven't done the math. >> the president doesn't have a plan, he has principles. >> reporter: no plan, just principles but budget hawks sates we talk is in helping anyone. it's time to face the hard truth. >> there is only so

monstrous months primitive, i couldn't as be driven by physical urges, as best jim katasha ms. wharton vaughan. so accordingly they triggered more fears of colors, idols, and his own to rush, calculated their opponents, eventual, or full revenge into that comes in his diary minister of propaganda, yoseph gathers quoted to get nervous saying not long after nazi germany's invasion of the soviet union in 1941 we have so much to answer for that we must win because otherwise our entire nation with us a tips head will be a right to k to along with old we hold the. so let's get to walk the direction for pricing in the nazi leadership. the heads of the van law and even individual soldiers was certainly conscious of the german crime, is committed in the eastern territories and they ordered them knew about them, sold them, or even committed the missile, but unable to well. but if the red army came to germany, then god have mercy on us all at once. cool. at the start of 1945, the russian army stood 80 kilometer as outside funding and was preparing its attack on the german capital. close to 3000000 people

hillary vaughan is digging deeper into this. >> reporter: president biden likes to brag the us economys the strongest in the world but many americans did not feel this economy is worth bragging about. for some it could get worse, taxes could be going up for millions of americans if president biden goes there was his plan to let the trump tax cuts expire with no plan to replace it. >> president biden: that expires in the next two years. let me tell you something that it will take -- expired and dead forever. >> the mar-a-lago value, there's a competing vision of the economy at the heart of this election. following my blueprint to rebuild america and it is working. >> reporter: not everyone feels biden's policies are working for the. recent fox news polling shows 64% of americans think the economy is getting worse, not better, trump says bidenomics are to blame for that. >> we are going to throw out bidenomics and replace with amaga -- maganomics. i i will give you growing incomes and fair trade for the american worker. >> reporter: even some democrats getting worried about biden boastin

a thing as beast driven by physical urges as best jim conciseness warden vaughan. so accordingly they triggered more fears of colors . angel's hedge, the on his own to rush, calculated their opponents eventually or full revenge into that comes in his diary, minister of propaganda. yoseph gathers quoted, hit nervous saying, not long of to not see germany's invasion of the soviet union in 1941. we have so much to answer for that we must win. because otherwise, our entire nation with us, the tips head, will be eradicated along with old. we hold the. so let's get to work the direction for breaking in the nazi leadership. the heads of the van most and even individual soldiers was certainly conscious like the german crime was committed in the eastern territories and they ordered them knew about them, sold them more, even committed them, if they knew all too well that if the red army came to germany then, god have mercy on us all at once. cool. still active, 1945. the russian army stood 80 kilometer as outside but then and was preparing its attack on the german capital. c

hillary vaughan has all the details and we are still not there.ll be on the other side of the breaker, we will be back. ♪ 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 breathe trading. and sharpen your skills with an immersive online education crafted just for traders. all so you can trade brilliantly. stuart: how many points are we away from 40,000, 13, change. by the way, we are free. 5 years since the dow hit 30,000. 3. 5 years it took to go 10,000. what if you got from movers? until? lauren: they go to neutral, stock is up one hundred 40%, the stock is down 40% this year. wolf is saying it got too cheap, come back and bite. we want what is with under armour? >> investors are buying its turnaround. the plan includes job cuts. the news is bad, north american sales fell 10%. they are expecting overall sales to be down in double digits this year

that's the reality of labour in wales, and it is absolutely reasonable to point out that vaughan gethingers this morning, he was in gillingham. at long last, the election has been called. the time has come, and the wait is over. and that means through the power of our democracy, the voters now get to choose. the power of the vote, the power each and every one of you has, to change our country, our community and your future for the better. so whether you're a family that's been battling the cost of living, dealing with anti—social behaviour, whether your business that's been struggling for years against the odds of the economy that's in chaos under this government, whether you've served your country, in whatever way, this election is for you. because you now have the power, the chance to end the chaos, to turn the page and to rebuild britain — applause. and we've had...we've had 14 years of going round and round in circles,

michael vaughan berg a grave and the story of 20 black soldiers who drowned after a careless accident by a white sailor and their grave became the waters of a river near charleston. doug edgerton wrote about the beaches t discovered since that remains were moved to buford national cemeteryity of georgia press chose taken massachusetts. that's men who fell in that battle. and it is very possible that robert gould shaw is buried under one of these namelesstones. michael gray wrote about a train wreck in northeastern pennsylvania that led to hundreds of confederate p.o.w.s dying and being thrown in a mass ditch along the delaware river. melody andrews reflects on the meaning of theedd schantz has a powerful essay about lincoln murder and two of our writers, caroline janeen, hillary green, wrote about the slave cemeteries and jennifer murray wrote about a horse animal. history is becoming very popular. and old baldy general meade's horse was died after the war and was buried and his comrade meade's groun to philadelphia and take this picture at the art museum. you can go visit old baldy t

you are bugging vaughan let me find out she's in one of them damn tense instead of the dorm that i paidd supportive of yellows kids protesting, not my kids. my kids know better. alexa vanessa and crazy, she ain't talking more for you that, readers. because let me tell you what is free? about here >> greg: not bad. at least the show is heading an unfamiliar direction of humor. so as internet brain condemns fossil fuels we need dad to take them smacked tell them. [laughter] and when internet brain says trans females can play in women's sports that brain says kulak's arm wrestle for the keys to your car. see that brain is not just a party pooper and obsessed with consequences. that dad loves his kids enough to be -- [applause] let's welcome tonight's guess! he looks like the guy you'd want to cheat off of. host of the guide bendtsen! [cheering and applause] is a blink and appended one shahed-136 sooner or mack hose about you started night jimmy failla. [cheering and applause] >> greg: she is cute as about specifically covid-19. new york times brittling author fox news contributor kat! and

vince vaughan get a big celebrity and have a huge party at the university will never forget epic. >> teacher so have a rage or and put in escrow for the next decade of rangers. >> to their moms, you give it to their parents. >> we had 1 comment on social media that i really liked. 10 k for the rager, 490,000 in legal fees for said rager. my thought is giving it all to charities of traumatized children both sides of the war hate to put it on a serious note but that would be nice. thank you for watching america's late news fox news at night i'm jonathan hunt in los angeles yo will be relieved to know trace night. >> ♪ ♪ppin keep those expectations with reliable ground shipping. thanks brandon. with usps ground advantage®. ♪ that's this weekend, 10:00 a.m. eastern time. see you then. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪

■a■ michael vaughan berg wrote about the stone river as a grave and the story of 20 black soldiers whoafter a careless accident by a white sailor and their grave became the waters of a river near charleston. doug edgton wrote about the foug the mass grave that have been discovered since that battle ansome othos moved d national cemetery and i'm so proud that thegeorgia press chos photograph as the cover lustration, because it was taken by a student of mine, chloe baker. these are unknown gr o massachusetts. that's men who fell in that battle. and it is very possible that robert gould shaw is buried under one of these nameless stones. michael gray wrote about a t pennsylvania that led to hundreds of confederate p.o.w.s dying and being thrown in a mass ditch along the delaware river. melody andrews reflects on the meaning of the execution of the 38akota warriors who were executed in the day afterchrist. and mark schantz has a powerful essay about lincoln murder and a brick wall in norfolk, virginia. two ofur writers, caroline janeen, hillary green, wrote about the slave cemeteries and th

so we started getting really worried when 34 weeks had passed on vaughan. this happened oh, i tried smelling really strong things like this. in fact, it must be destined sick tools. matter fact, i said to myself how i'll be able to get a width of phone thing. so that wasn't my case. so the fear that it might never come back was always there. need you to come to how much vista fits the sale not close because my sister had a baby last year. i monica the google into the facts, but i can't perceive that unique baby smells really breaks my heart because some had some v and the let's see how late last year i went back to my g p. i had everything checked and all the doctors i asked and told me it wouldn't come back stick these dots will pack up because at this, the fitness center on that then your nose and throat doctor recommended i go to the address, didn't smell and taste clinic. so in the end i went there in crossing my fingers crossed on. i thought when we smell something, how do the nose and the brain interact? the older itself is a chemical stimulus, with e

i asked him about that afterwards, but vaughan gething, of course has only been welsh first minister00 in campaign donations that he accepted from a man twice convicted of environmental offences. so some difficult questions and i suspect sir keir starmer is going to want to talk about many, many other things, but not particularly keen to talk about vaughan gething or indeed diane abbott . indeed diane abbott. >> no, he most likely will not be. what does labour want us to be. what does labour want us to be talking about today with all this distraction, with diane abbott and other candidates, as you mentioned, faiza shaheen to . you mentioned, faiza shaheen to. >> yes. >> yes. >> well, labour wants us to talk about green energy. their plan , about green energy. their plan, great british energy that they say is going to transform , say is going to transform, energy in the united kingdom. they say it's going to bring down our bills by 2030. they won't say by how much. a hundred couple of pounds. perhaps. they're stressing the need for energy independence, for green energy independence, f

the welsh conservatives tabled the motion against labour's vaughan gething following months of controversyround donations dunng controversy around donations during his election campaign. the vote is due to take place next week on the 5th of june, and an investigation into severe turbulence that hit a singapore airlines flight last week has found that a rapid change in gravitational force was what caused the plane to suddenly drop thousands of feet. the flight was diverted to bangkok. passengers and crew were thrown into mid—air mid—flight, with some hitting the ceilings and walls and sustaining bad injuries. a 73 year old man, in fact, died of a suspected heart attack on that flight. as it happened, dozens of others suffered injuries. the investigation's preliminary findings suggest the turbulence caused a sudden vertical acceleration . that's the news acceleration. that's the news for the latest stories. do sign up to gb news alerts, scan the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts . gb news. com slash alerts. >> thanks, polly. now, first of all, tonight this is the scen

waless first minister vaughan gething as labour's campaign arrived in wales today. sir keir thanking mr gethin for his leadership and saying he was looking forward to a new partnership with the first minister. if labour takes power. sir keir says he's proud of labour's record in wales and said mr gething, who's facing a vote of no confidence next week, is doing a very good job. labour's deputy leader says she doesn't see any reason why diane abbott can't stand as an mp with the party at the general election in july , according to election in july, according to reports in the guardian newspaper. angela rayner believes mr abbott hasn't been treated fairly or appropriately . treated fairly or appropriately. the veteran labour mp had the whip restored this week after a long suspension. she's accused sir keir starmer of culling the party's left wing. sir keir starmer has said he wants the highest quality candidates and described her as being a trailblazer . and the green party trailblazer. and the green party was out on the road today as well , setting out its was out on

. >> rishi sunak well, sir keir starmer says he's standing by waleses first minister, vaughan gething, as labour's campaign arrived in wales today, sir keir thanked mr gething for his leadership and said he was looking forward to a new partnership with the first minister. if labour wins power. sir keir says he's proud of labour's record in wales and said mr gething, who's facing a vote of no confidence next week, is doing a very good job. meanwhile, labour's deputy leader angela rayner says she doesn't see any reason why diane abbott can't stand as an mp with the party at the general election , according to reports election, according to reports in the guardian. angela rayner believes mr abbott hasn't been treated fairly or appropriately . treated fairly or appropriately. the veteran mp had the labour whip restored this week after a long suspension. she's accused sir keir starmer of culling the party's left wing. sir keir says he wants the highest quality candidates and has described miss abbott as a trailblazer . miss abbott as a trailblazer. the green party set out its vision to tac