carol please answer yes or no.hat a project to repair a bridge providing better connectivity between communities provide equity benefits? >> i believe it would, yes. >> could a project to improve signaling for subways enhancing on-time performance and making the transit system more reliable for their residence simultaneously provide climate benefits? >> i believe it would, yes. >> could a project that makes a busy roadway safer for pedestrians provide equity benefits? >> yes. >> well, thank you because it is clear to me these projects are not only reasonable but much-needed in a red and blue states alike, dot's decision to undermine these projects is not only unnecessary and unlawful it's going to be very, very unpopular. especially if they tied it to dei is the rationale for stopping or slowing vital transportation projects that benefit the entire community. and, the bipartisan for structure law provided historic funding for passenger rail in massachusetts we are receiving critical funds to finally fulfill our dre

guest: i think carol for that comment. i very much agree that the way we organize the procedures in both the house and the senate today really cuts down on our members ability to work things out and look for bipartisan compromise where they can find them. we have very leader dominated institutions today relative to most of the history of congress. the top partisan leaders have a very tight control over the agenda and we have a very cramped lawmaking process. we do not often see those to the grindstone work in the committees leading to bipartisan bills that then get brought to the floor where other members have a chance to offer amendments. that has become very uncommon in our time. that process of lawmaking is good for building compromises we can all live with. when we try to do anything to our top partisan leaders they tend to think about how things look for the next elections, which again does not always motivate them to think about how can we calm things down. host: supreme court justice sonya sotomayor was speaking las

carol clay was a pillar of strength, grace, and conviction, a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother. she stood shoulder to shoulder with her husband, former congressman bill clay, in the fight for justice. her legacy lives on in the young people uplifted through the c.b.c. spouse's scholarship fund. the community she strengthened and the family she nurtured. to congressman clay sr., to lacy, and the entire clay family, my deepest condolences. may carol clay rest in peace and maher memory continue to guide us towards a more just and compassionate world. and i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. last week, the first speaker in line at my town hall was susan perry, you wouldn't know it at first but susan has difficulty speaking. mr. subram yam -- mr. subramanyam: she was the first person to speak and i could hear h

carol was smart to keep an eye on her warranty. she was aware of her actions and she fought for them, which is super important when you pay for your warranty. it's baked into the price of whatever it is you're buying, so you should get your money's worth. if you have a consumer issue on ice, maybe we can deliver some results. snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. thanks, chris. well, coming up next, the top stories we're following for you today, including president trump delivering his address to congress. ahead, scott mcgrew breaking down his key topics in his speech and the reaction from democrats. and i'm kris sanchez in san mateo county, w where it appears the voters have spoken once again on the future of sheriff christina corpus. we'll tell you the results of a the middle ofion that's still in i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power li

carol was smart to keep an eye on her warranty. she was aware of her protections and she fought for them, which is super important when you pay for your warranty. it's baked into the price of whatever it is you're buying, so you should get your money's worth. if you have a consumer issue on ice, maybe we can deliver some results. snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. thanks, kris. 26 after the hour, we've got a lot more ahead at 630, including president trump delivering his address to congress. scott mcgrew returns to break down the key topics in his speech and the new reaction from democrats. plus, it appears the voters have spoken once again about the fate of sheriff christina corpus here in san mateo county. we'll tell you the results of a special election and a rainy start on this wednesday morning. i'm mike inouye is tracking those wet roads out there for you for that commute. and meteorologist kari hall is tracking what's falling from the sky this morning. and when will it clear

joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news washington managing editor carol lee, telemundo newsjulio vaqueiro, stephanie murphy and republican strategist brendan buck. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> from numbers news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >>> good sunday morning. the stakes are incredibly high as president trump prepares to address a joint session of congress tuesday night. it comes as newspapers around the world are highlighting what appears to be a realignment of u.s. alliances and a stunning turn towards russia. on friday in a heated confrontation in the oval office, president trump and vice president vance berated president zelenskyy in an explosive and unprecedented televised showdown. u.s. officials say the path to a peace deal to end the war in ukraine is deeply uncertain and wholly dependent on the ukrainian leader's next steps. since the clash, trump administration officials have also discussed whether to pause u.s. military aid to ukraine according to two administratio

our kids, carol, michael, maggie and claire and our son-in-law scott was always there to support claudia and me. i'm so proud of each and every one of you. this is truly an emotional and humbling experience for our entire family. in the years ahead we will need your continued prayers and support, because there's a lot of work to be done, and because sadly, the word -- the world around us has grown more divided and cynical. for far too many people hard work has been replaced by handouts. the power of prayer is mocked. the contest of ideas is no longer a matter of right versus wrong but of good versus evil. political opponents cast each other as traders or criminals. i reject this. i believe we can work together without sacrificing our core beliefs. one of my life's mentors was a man named dave sinclair. he instilled to me that building relationships, standing for your values, relying on your faith, and finding a path to make something work is a good thing. my story is living proof that a mentor and a young person's life could have a lifelong impact. mr. sinclair reinforce the values my mo

carol lindholm: lester jones had told me that he worked for bob scott rv. and when i drove around, i saw a car in the parking lot that was the same one that was in the driveway when i walked up to lester jones' house. and i thought, oh my god. keith morrison: right away, carol went to the sheriff's office, told them all she knew about lester ralph jones. how much credence did you give that story? or did you. we gave it a lot of credence. keith morrison: in fact, a week after paige disappeared, they brought jones in for questioning. jones was once chief of a rural fire department, which is where his story gets strange. rob dixon, paige's ex-husband. and had also met dixon's then wife, paige. and was taken aback, jones claimed, when a couple of years later he went to the models, inc massage parlor and was greeted by rob dixon's ex-wife. she recognized you? >> do you think she would? >> i wouldn't. >> think. >> okay. >> okay. >> so kind of made you feel while jones answered questions downtown, investigators scoured his house and bob scott rvs where he worked.

carol linderholm: paige, this is carol. i just saw something on tv about you being gone since thursday night. i hope you're all right. oh my god. oh my god. rob dixon: paige, if you get this, please, please call somebody. everybody's worried about you. everybody's looking for you. please let us know you're ok. keith morrison (voiceover): paige was a woman with a premonition. she said she knew something bad was going to happen. a couple day later, she was missing. keith morrison (voiceover): we found out that she had this second life. quite obviously, it's dangerous. keith morrison (voiceover): she'd been playing a risky game. henry stoffel: that opened up the door to a multitude of people we needed to start looking at. keith morrison: he was a scam artist. correct. megan williams: he was a liar. he was manipulative. he had a list of names, their bra size, and whether or not they would have sex. keith morrison (voiceover): could investigators get their man before he struck again? i turned around, and he was just sitting in t

processes and diversity, equity and inclusion develop support implementation the dashboard to track carol. the current project is to improve transparency and rulemaking. i have heard loud and clear that got work to do here. i'm listening and changes are coming. i am thankful for employees and being dedicated customer services transparency and metrics of success will build public confidence in our effort and ensure we have the capacity to lead courageously together. [applause] without a doubt, there are many things to focus on to realize progress oregon is donating. we have to muster success on other issues as well the executive branch, legislature and i look forward to working with you, the legislature and the public defense in a timely and cost-efficient way. my administration obligation for outcomes treatment for families. legislatures are well into this. i look forward to working with you to translate what you want for years to come. [applause] and like to close with thoughts of putting hoping to practice and i tend to think it's a fundamental belief the future will be better. the conf

guest: i think carol for that comment.ery much agree that the way we organize the procedures in both the house and the senate today really cuts down on our members ability to work things out and look for bipartisan compromise where they can find them. we have very leader dominated institutions today relative to most of the history of congress. the top partisan leaders have a very tight control over the agenda and we have a very cramped lawmaking process. we do not often see those to the grindstone work in the committees leading to bipartisan bills that then get brought to the floor where other members have a chance to offer amendments. that has become very uncommon in our time. that process of lawmaking is good for building compromises we can all live with. when we try to do anything to our top partisan leaders they tend to think about how things look for the next elections, which again does not always motivate them to think about how can we calm things down. host: supreme court justice sonya sotomayor was speaking last mo

carol linderholm: paige, this is carol.ht. i hope you're all right. oh my god. oh my god. rob dixon: paige, if you get this, please, please call somebody.

. >> yes, carol, the cooper dice says while she voted yes, she's hoping supervisors will make an unbiased decision. >> instead of just going off an independent report released by retired judge doors cordell, which accuses the sheriff of abuse of power retaliation and sending racist text messages. and i probably one of the few people who read the entire judges court dale's report. her reply was very biased. it was one-sided. i don't think that was her intent. sheriff corpus denied all allegations against her in a one-on-one interview with kron 4. >> and i will not falter and i will continue to fight to the end as ballots continue to be dropped off and counted at the san mateo county registrar's office. members of the deputy sheriffs association could be heard cheering after seeing the first preliminary results. >> not every ballots being counted yet, but what we've seen so from those first results was incredible. and it really show that we have the support of the community. the registrar's office has 30 days to certify the results. we should have a better idea of the outcome within a week

this is recalled, john persimmon, it's called carol. okay, i think in russian in georgia, jeffrey silverman, his career, flourished until 2011 when he saw a story on georgia and tv about a new us biological lab. open 70 kilometers from to b. c. individual galaxy of come up on the positive part of the also knew the losers as well. but if i just give us some photos really set up what they're doing, you've gotten the option to pay the most of the novelty as an allow me to costco some of the edits or the little girl, the silverman, to sit down to find out what the bar to is out to is very 1st findings shots him right behind me. there's a village near the airport where the workers for the repository used to working with the military barracks. and people were getting sick all the time. there was a thursday or from the lab. were living here for got sick to die. but what did they dialed? oh, they should food poisoning. oh yes. but they found was coming out of their mouth, silver moonlight to learn that these experiments were ordered by military

it's called carol. okay, i think in russian, in georgia, jeffrey silverman, his career, flourished until 2011 when he saw a story on george and tv about a new us biological lab. open 70 kilometers from to be see. individuals like cf. com. well, the bosses you bought appeal, so new the what is this? uh, but if i just give us some photos really said what the garden level of what are the options, know, is it about finding him to be the most of the, not with us and allow me to cosco some of the edits or the little bit of the silverman to sit down to find out what the barbecue is out to is very 1st finding shell, tim. right behind me. there's a village near the airport where the workers, for the repository, used to working with the military barracks and people were getting sick all the time. there isn't workers. they are from the lab for living here for got sick to died. but what did they dialed? oh, they should food poisoning. oh yes, but they were there and the phone was coming out of their mouth silver ma

have been going to escape, it is the use of those frozen assets, something that could actually in carol, the stability of the euro. and um, you know, i'm not an economist, i know in a position to evaluate the arguments. but even if we actually do take those arguments serious. um, it is a question of, of costs and benefits. yeah. it's a question of the sort of priorities, and actually security is an ex essential priority, which is over and above any kind of consideration that may have to do with the stupidity of the parents. okay, and lastly, touching many thanks and day for the moment for joining us that seem right. so the head here on out to sara, china is call me this policy goes up for an importance gathering that will set house the government's agenda for the year. ahead and into doing guys wrong for the goals in florida has coming up with flora in sports news . hello. they will start in south america, where extreme heat has southern parts of the continent. finally, in its grip, we have read warnings out for northern parts of origin, tina, but paraguay and southern areas of brazil w

judge merchan jeanine carol heart carjacked me when we come back we will show you the evidence.hter] [applause] ♪ welcome back. thousand federal workers looking for jobs, not all of them start only fans like kennedy. [laughter] stop it hey girl. sorry. forgot the plug. we agreed to a plug. [laughter] i was going to recommend driving a taxi as a sidekick because that is how i started. my only prerequisite, if you've seen judge merchan jeanine hailing you, do not stop the car. [laughter] >> you are like a bad third-base coach. >> i want to drive. >> don't do it. >> i'm getting out of the car. >> you are going to be stuck on the street. i don't know what to tell you. what do i do, fight in the street? [laughter] >> where is drive? >> i feel good already. where is drive? [laughter] >> how do i look? >> you look like a million bu bucks. [laughter] >> here we go. >> the judge has taken over. >> just to let everybody know. >> anybody can have a backseat driver. i wind up with the front seat driver. you can't drive -- [laughter] >> where we going? >> to jail. [laughter] >> you only kill

coming under political fire from lawmakers. zalinski is the part of the deal carol with trump look for intermediaries who will help restore relations along the way. something else will be taken from us because intermediaries do not work for free. try to arrive at the very same negotiations with trump only on less favorable terms. put all support for ukraine at risk, while trump is playing chess. so, lensky is still playing the comedy clubs. the crisis management is the mode for tia of and that reports. trump is considering cutting off all a to, to ukraine. the parliament has published and addressed to the us president, congress and american people expressing their gratitude and eagerness to cooperate on the past. a piece of us as the premium prime minister announces its readiness to sign the deal with washington and another m. p has called for urgent action to save the situation to a new agreement. we are ready to sign the agreement that has been prepared regarding the establishment of the relevant investment fund in order to start working with the usa on a completely pragmatic economi

d. yvonne's carol caught the europeans within the next jersey conference. we know that they love that kind of clustering, and we know accidents getting must've known that there's real deep personal animosity towards him from both bonds and from so it was a real risk going into that meeting. the only option that seems to me is for the europeans to try and offer something to the americans to get back to the table. and then hoping that that will cool some of the tensions. and then zalinski can begin re engaging um, particularly this critical, critical minerals deal, but on other aspects of the agreement. but it was a fairly, unfortunately event that probably was avoidable. i would say one advantage that donald trump seems to have is that he can move very fast. so you'll find a pass to come up with a plan on the fly and then he just runs with it. well, as we're saying the you, as well as nice to nice how to do everything uh by committee, we're hearing that there's not going to be too much concrete that comes out of today's meeting. there's another, another summ

judge merchan jeanine carol heart carjacked me when we come back we will show you the evidence.by: liberty! mom: liberty mutual is all she talks about since we saved hundreds by bundling our home and auto insurance. biberty: it's pronounced "biberty." baby: liberty! biberty: biberty! baby: liberty! biberty: nice try, kid. only pay for what you need ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ baby: liberty. - bye, bye cough. - later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing? hashtag still not coughing?! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. welcome back. thousand federal workers looking for jobs, not all of them start only fans like kennedy. [laughter] stop it hey girl. sorry. forgot the plug. we agreed to a plug. [laughter] i was going to recommend driving a taxi as a sidekick because that is how i started. my only prerequisite, if you've seen judge merchan jeanine hailing you, do not stop the car. [laughter] >> you are like a bad third-base coach. >> i want to drive. >> d

carol with trump look for intermediaries who will help restore relations along the way. something else will be taken from us because intermediaries do not work for free. try to arrive at the very same negotiations with trump only on less favorable terms. put all support for ukraine at risk, while trump is playing chess. so, lensky is still playing the comedy clubs. the key of has moved into crisis management and reports. trump is considering cutting off all a to to ukraine. is parliament has published an address to the us president, congress and american people expressing their gratitude and eagerness to cooperate on the path to peace. and that says, the prime minister announces its readiness to sign the deal with washington. tony ok, now we are ready to sign the agreement that has been prepared regarding the establishment of the relevant investment fund in order to start working with the usa on a completely pragmatic economic basis. either disagreement has been approved by the government of ukraine. we are ready to begin this cooperation at any moment. if the united sta

and sylvia and caroll has designated the p k. k as a texas group, as has the us and its best and allies. but at least 40000 people have been killed in the conflict. as the b k date came to establish an independent curtis state. although in recent times, the focus has been on retail autonomy and rights for pets. which helen has been serving the lives sent in since 1999 of to being convicted of treason and his school comes months of to enter a suggested he could be drawn to really if the p k gave renounces violence and dispense to a piece process between the p k, k and the toughest stage collapse and directed to go the group has since launched regular attacks in the country. some believe that will challenge called may bring historic changes was the, the i'm starting the. busy picture of the late that the curtis struggle for stripe and labor, this will be given a more legitimate for internal and external really, despite being in jail, a challenge remains a huge, the influential leader for many cuts. his goal for b is, could have maj

representative carol granville, i want to thank for her leadership here. we must continue expanding affordable childcare. this is profamily, pro-child, progrowth. let's get that done. [applause] alright, i think i'm even going to get the speaker on his feet on this one. [laughter] next i want to talk about fiscal responsibility. most michiganders are watching expenses closely. state government should do the same. every february, the legislature adds earmarks. these could be important. fire stations, roads, schools, some of them, not so much. these earmarks are added without transparency. they have been for years. under republican and democratic control. i know speaker hall is passionate about bringing accountability to the process. i agree. let's have total transparency on all your marks. you should put your name on it, right? -- if you want to invest taxpayer money, you should put your name on it, right matt? [applause] i mean if they could do it in d.c., we sure as hell can too. let's start with jobs. making it as easy as possible for michiganders to get

yes, carol, the coop and i says while she voted yes, she's hoping supervisors will make an unbiased decision instead of just going off an independent report released by retired judge doors cordell, which accuses the sheriff of abuse of power, retaliation and sending racist text messages. and i probably one of the few people who read the entire judges court dale's report. her reply was very biased. it was one-sided. i don't think that was her intent. sheriff corpus denied all allegations against her in a one-on-one interview with kron 4. >> and i will not falter and i will continue to fight to the end as ballots continue to be dropped off and counted at the san mateo county registrar's office. members of the deputy sheriffs association could be heard cheering after seeing the first preliminary results. >> not every ballots being counted yet, but what we've seen so from those first results was incredible. and it really show that we have the support of the community. >> the registrar's office has 30 days to certify the results. we should have a better idea of these results within the next week.

good morning commissioners director assured city attorney tom secretary fuller my name is carol huang, one of the project manager with the san francisco public works streetscape program. good to see you again. also with me today we have project manager alan dewey from us of mta and also project manager who's also working under the streetscape program will be you also working with me on this project. >> i'm here today to provide a project update on the folsom streetscape project we awarded we awarded the project on november third, 2023 and issued a notice to proceed on march 11, 2024. the project was awarded at $34,979,747.50 with the construction duration of 950 calendar days. mitchell engineering is the city contractor on this project. >> the project is manganese bonds are by as of mta through federal, state and local funds on the complete streets improvements while as a puc and public works also contributed funding toward utility improvements and roadway resurfacing. >> the project is within district six on folsom street between second and 11th streets. more information about the pr

. >> yes, carol, the coop a dye says while she voted yes, she's hoping supervisors will make an unbiased decision. >> instead of just going off an independent report released by retired judge doors cordell, which accuses the sheriff of abuse of power retaliation and sending racist text messages. and i probably one of the few people who read the entire judges court dale's report. her reply was very biased. it was one-sided. i don't think that was her intent. sheriff corpus denied all allegations against her in a one-on-one interview with kron 4. >> and i will not falter and i will continue to fight to the end as ballots continue to be dropped off and counted at the san mateo county registrar's office. members of the deputy sheriffs association could be heard cheering after seeing the first preliminary results. >> not every ballots being counted yet, but what we've seen so from those first results was incredible. and it really show that we have the support of the community. the registrar's office has 30 days to certify the results. we should have a better idea of the outcome within a week

trump to take a victory lap for his first six weeks in office, and to take a page from a christmas carol. i think the speech, according to sources, is going to be framed around past, present and future priorities. so past so far, he has taken more than 100 executive actions. we should expect him to highlight some of those accomplishments. issues like culture wars, gutting diversity, equity and inclusion programs, as well as trade, women's sports and other issues. on the present, we should expect him to advocate for his budget and tax agenda going through congress right now, as well as talking about what he's doing on the border and his efforts in the middle east, and looking ahead to the future. sources say we should expect president trump to talk about sending americans to mars, as well as energy issues and artificial intelligence. but we are also getting a good picture now of how americans are responding to president trump's efforts to reimagine his use of executive authority and reshape the size and scope of the federal government. according to a new cnn poll out just hours ago, a nar

good morning carol. good morning everyone. breeze right there through san bruno mountain. stormranger getting ready to pick up on some rain that will move in later on tonight. we see it right now on satellite and radar. some rain up there towards the northern coast, and that cloud cover that will come around and actually give us a gloomy afternoon. but before we get there, yes, people are getting ready for that. five k and the polar plunge in alameda starting at 745 this morning. whether you're going out there to support and bundle up. but if you're going into the water, better luck to you. a good job doing that. we're going to keep it mostly cloudy there through alameda. a few hints of sunshine there as we go on into the afternoon, but as i mentioned, there is rain on the way, so we'll be talking about that coming up at 7:00. back to you. all right cinthia, thanks. also coming up at seven this morning on today in the bay. thieves using distraction to steal. we'll tell you about who they're specifically targeting and how you c

administration perspective and from a fairly objective analytical one, i'm not sure that anybody carols -- cares. europe is going to return to 5 percent definance spending gdp. >> there is no reason to feel that security presence in their own backyard let alone around the world. they are noted -- not an innovative economic force and they are internally weak. and the question is if they have the civilizational will to care anymore. the attitude of the german company. as they are going through their own version of the china shock. the german auto ceos don't want protection from chinese ev's for fear they may loose out on the cash cow years in the market. i with say it's bad years in europe but i don't know that they are a sort of central front in the future of a lot of these discussions. >> i mean beijing would be delighted if that was the framing that they got. and i'm not saying that to be snippy, to say that some of this is probably the lens we're looking at this through. tighter trans atlantic cooperation has been tighter. there has one step forward and two steps back on a range of is

and remember we read carole weaver's book medical revolutionaries this is why enslaved who act acted as nurses and acted as healers were so important in this time period because they actually could provide care. but when you're dealing with diseases like yellow fever and tetanus, it's very, very difficult without certain forms of knowledge to be able to treat individuals effectively. and so we get this extremely high death rate in that light. is any wonder that sandow, as the cruelest slave colony in the americas, becomes the site of the largest revolt and rebellion of enslaved people in the entire region? so recall that on august in the middle of august, 1791 presented his usually drivers, people who were considered to be in port and on the various plantations where they were forced to labor the drivers and enslaved representatives come together in the northern plain, in a spot called mon rouge. this is often referred as the whac-a-mole ceremony. and they come together and they discuss how can we turn everyday rebellion, which also existed in the colony into organized resistance to

>> i want to turn it carol harris our director and see can eitem rate for you. >> thank you for the question. a number of things that could be done. first of all with regard to i.t. management we have a major issue where we have $100 billion annually going to the i.t. budget across the federal government. 80% of that is going toward the same old system so we have to -- >> how old are some of them >> some are up to 50 years old. so they are old and they need to be >> what kind of technology where they coated with? let's with cobol. -- >> with cobol. the government is having difficulty finding knowledgeable people to work on these programs because these computer languages are out of date. >> after i taught myself html in college because there were not college classes, i considered it a real programming language, but i learned cobol back in 1999. i worked on y2k stuff. i mean, that was almost 26 years ago, 27 years ago when i get that. the fact that we are still using it decades later. i only have 45 seconds left. what are some of the operational risks resulting from the last administration's f

this is if i recall john persimmon, it's called carol. okay, i think in russian, in georgia, jeffrey silverman, his career, flourished until 2011 when he saw a story on george and tv about a new us biological lab. open 70 kilometers from to be see. individuals like cf. com. well, the positive part appeals to new the losers as well. but if i just give us some photos really set up what they're doing, you've got the option of assigning him to pay the most of the novelty as an allow me to cosco some other edits or the little girl, the silverman, to sit down to find out what the bar drew is out to is very 1st finding shell 2 right behind me. there's a village near the airport where the workers for the repository used to working with the military barracks. and people were getting sick all the time. there was a thursday or from the lab. were living here for got sick to die, but what did they dialed? oh, they should. food poisoning. oh yes. but they were there and the phone was coming out of their mouth. silverman lights alone. these experiments

we of course, do have carole malone there.nist susie stride, labour party activist, political commentator, ex tory party chairman sirjake berry. karl, i�*ll start with you. look, you know, you see some of those stats, their worst weekend so far this year. 20% up on illegal arrivals, more migrant hotels, etc. are we being invaded here, 1517 00:09:39,280 --> 0

we of course, do have carole malone there.ist susie stride, labour party activist, political commentator, ex tory party chairman sirjake berry. karl, i�*ll start with you. look, you know, you see some of those stats, their worst weekend so far this year. 20% up on illegal arrivals, more migrant hotels, etc. are we being invaded here, do you think? >> well, yeah, i think we. i think we are. you know, the numbers have gone up. as i say, you just quoted numbers have gone up. as i say,

the 26 year old admitted killing louise hunt, her mother carol and sister hannah at their home in julyt denies rape. prosecutors say he carefully planned the attacks after miss hunt ended their relationship, and he went on to buy weapons and he went on to buy weapons and deceived his way into the home. jurors were told louise described the relationship as sucking the life out of her, before breaking up with him weeks before the attack. the trial continues. and the king has made a rare visit to a royal navy warship at sea, meeting sailors on hms prince of wales before its biggest mission yet. his majesty flew by helicopter to the aircraft carrier in the engush to the aircraft carrier in the english channel, thanking the crew for their extraordinarily valuable service. the £3 billion ship will soon set sail for japan, leading the uk's strike group in a mission to boost defence partnerships. and it's the first time in nearly 40 years a reigning monarch has boarded a royal navy ship while at sea. >> i can only say that i take immense pride in you, the men and women who bring this vessel to

the 26 year old admitted killing louise hunt, her mother carol and sister hannah at their home last july he carefully planned the attacks after miss hunt ended their relationship. he bought weapons and deceived his way into the property, jurors were told louise described the relationship as sucking the life out of her before breaking up with karl weeks earlier. the trial continues. and farmers have been staging another protest in central london today over labour's inheritance tax changes, with a pancake day rally near parliament. they're rally near parliament. they�*re opposing a planned 20% tax on agricultural land and businesses worth more than £1 million, arguing it will force land sales and hurt families. the met police has limited the number of tractors allowed on the march under a public order act, a decision questioned though by politicians including reform uk's nigel farage. he urged farmers to pressure labour mps in rural constituencies. the government says the plans are fair and balanced. well, the shadow environment secretary, victoria atkins, told us here on gb news that tax

her mother carol and sister hannah at their hertfordshire home in july but denies rape.secutors say he carefully planned the attacks after miss hunt ended their relationship, and he went on to buy weapons and deceived his way into the home. jurors were also told louise described the relationship as sucking the life out of her, before breaking up with him just weeks before the attack. that trial continues. a manhunt is underway tonight after a teenage boy was shot deadin after a teenage boy was shot dead in broad daylight in clapham. the 16 year old was found with gunshot wounds this afternoon but couldn't be saved. no arrests have been made so far, as police are racing to identify the victim and contact his family. officers are also combing cctv and appealing for witnesses. with a crime scene still in place. the met police says that they will work around the clock to catch those responsible. farmers have been staging another protest in london today over labour's inheritance tax changes, with a pancake day rally near parliament. they're opposing a plan 20% tax on agricult