anna gar a. see you next t e, - how did you initially get the word out that breezy and riley were missing? - i took a picture of breezy, i took a picture of riley, and started making phone calls. (dramatic music) - the night that they went missing, they told family that they were coming back to eureka. they never made it. (dramatic music continues) - eureka is a ghost town, a mining town, and there are open holes. we had a feeling that the kids were not aboveground.

anna navarro, flowers and coffee. boo-hoo, they have not heard about 300,000 children missing because of child trafficking. i have not heard anything about laken riley moran. joslyn nungaray, mexican american girl who was killed and brutally raped. these out of touch elitists should be ashamed of themselves. they are out of touch. we can get our own flowers. they die anyway. we can get coffee from other countries and we'll be fine. human beings versus things. >> lawrence: deportations were criminals. rapists and violent offenders. of course they did not want to take them back. >> rachel: it is more than taking them back, the clolombia government, they work with violent military group and they control that gap in panama. they have been resistant because the government and violent ca cartels have been making money and pafrngs are complicit in this. this is controlled out of colombia. this is bigger play than what you are seeing in headlines. donald trump is saying these groups and rogue governments like socialist colombia, you will no longer control western emhaddes sphere and there is a new sheriff in town. amazing move. so embarrassing and message f

host: let's go to anna in texas, democrats line. caller: the lake and rileyct -- laken riley act -- we never had the uvalde act were students and teachers were murdered. we never had the el paso act where 35 people coming in from mexico to get groceries and also just living in el paso -- el paso is one of the best cities in texas. that young man was white. you never got anything with lake carroll and the wealthy neighborhood and a young man, 19, selling it to students. we do not talk about social security. $27.1 billion from people that work in texas and in united states -- nobody says anything about that. we also -- a work visa -- one million people come into mexico. they built homes. they have a quarterly visa where they come. the others the cartel. when they talk about the cartel, those are cartels that come from different countries flying into small airports in texas and oklahoma also and they bring in drugs. i am -- mr. wolf, when he was talking about i.c.e., i.c.e. came through in 2019 and went into -- i'm sorry. host: we got your point. there is a foll

anna, thank you for joining reporter anna riley. anna, thank you forjoining us reporter anna riley. thank you for joining us today. another very important day for farmers raising their voices once again. gb news right behind him. most of the country behind them. is the government taking any notice? what's happening with you today? >> good afternoon don. well, we're here in selby for their national day of unity. many farmers have gathered here today. we've got the beautiful backdrop of selby abbey. we've got a turnout backdrop of selby abbey. we've got a t

anna riley gb news. >> lovely. >> lovely. >> wasn't it amazing pictures?> wasn't it amazing pictures? >> yeah, they're great now. political commentator jess gil and author and commentator louis oakley join us for reaction. good morning and happy new year. happy new year both looking remarkably fresh as well. >> yeah, it was well behaved. you were very well be up for you guys. so i haven't slept. >> jess. well done. you at least someone's in the spirit. >> so good to be done. has to be done. >> what were you up to last night, then? >> honestly, nothing. just trying to stay awake for this. so i'm here. you made it. what a great way to start the year, though. no. >> it's brilliant. no, it's actually an honour for us to be here doing this show with you. company? yeah. so did you. you actually got to see the fireworks live? >> yeah. it was amazing. honestly, i don't know. i really hate this scepticism towards fireworks. like, i understand it's annoying having your dog go crazy, but at the same time, it's something beautiful. crazy, but at the same

our reporter, anna riley, is on the ground at selby abbey. >> yes, we're here in selby. it's a labour held constituency. we've got the abbey as a beautiful backdrop and we've got farmers gathering here to spread the message to stop the family farm tax. we'll be speaking to a farmer very soon. and as we kick off 2025, you might be thinking about a wardrobe refresh. fashionista entrepreneur melanie tillett will join us to share her tips and tricks as she's gone viral with the over 50s. >> and we'll be reflecting on the end of a very busy week stateside following the inauguration of president trump with journalist nelson. aspen will also reflect on the upcoming award season in hollywood in the aftermath of the la fires. >> and we'll be having a little bit of a sushi masterclass in the studio from expert simona ed davey's, who'll be teaching us all about japanese culture and food. very excited. >> very excited. yes, as always. and we'll have all the day's top stories with lifestyle journalist annette kellow and former former apprentice star trey lowe. >> welcome to saturday

. >> our yorkshire and humber reporter anna riley has more. >> stop the family farm tax. that's the message stamped onto milk cartons at this sheffield dairy farm. our cow molly suppues dairy farm. our cow molly supplies milk directly to locals and to supermarkets, shops, universities and cafes. and now they're bringing the national farmers union campaign to kitchen tables across the region. >> we thought that, you know, the food packaging was a really good way of communicating the message. so there's a qr code on that. you can scan while you're sitting eating your breakfast, and then you can read through the information on the nfu website that tells you, you know, april bpr explains all the jargon. the consumers are there. the most important people in this, they're the ones that are buying the products, and they're the ones that will be most upset if they're not there to buy. >> plans were made before the autumn budget to modernise the barns and equipment here, but the proposed inheritance tax changes now mean eddie's family farm is under threat. >> we're going to put up

anna riley. yes. oh, yes. anna. riley. >> yeah. we'll do a comparison. maybe later. what anna thinks of that. >> brilliant stuff. love it. right. let's crack on with the news this morning. because the reform uk leader, nigel farage says the gloves are off as he vows to escalate his campaigning efforts in kemi badenoch constituency of north—west essex. >> now, if that follows claims from the conservative leader that reforms online membership tracker was fake. >> yeah, that's despite the financial times saying they've seen the actual membership data and they say the tracker is accurate. >> well, here's what nigel farage had to say about that. >> i gave her an opportunity to apologise for what has now been thoroughly disproven in the media, and she has chosen not to take the opportunity, although that's not surprising. she's not exactly known for her charm. so what to do? what to do? well, it's all well and good saying sewer, but you have to prove actual harm. she hasn't harmed us. she's given us tens of thousands more members. >> so it all gets very interesting, becaus

our yorkshire reporter anna riley is on the beach in scarborough. >> the new year's day dip in scarborough 150 swimmers have taken to the north sea. here you may be able to see the crowds that have turned out. hundreds of people have come to the beach here to encourage people to take the dip. and it's all about charity. it's something that's been arranged by the scarborough lions. they take a fee for people to enter that goes towards charity. and then many people here are raising money for charity through doing this new year's day dip. it's certainly attracted a lot of crowds. you can see some people here in the crowd in fancy dress. there's been a competition for the best dressed and we can see people coming out of the water now who have taken part. >> and those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to martin. >> thank you sophia. now at least ten people have been killed and 30 more injured and hospitalised after a vehicle was dnven hospitalised after a vehicle was driven at speed into a crowd of people in central new orleans in the early hours of this morning. the driver then g