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but andrew didn't continue to drive.e pulled over on the shoulder, jumped out of his car without thinking, in his words, quote, a cliche, i know it sounds corny, but 18 years of training kicked in. and i ran toward the scene of the accident. that's what andrew said. as a result, mr. president, he saved the lives, literally, of three people. now, he doesn't even have a memory of how he got from his car to the accident. training, bravery, heroism. but he does remember approaching the first car, the dakota, flagging people down, yemg for a medic. there were -- yelling for a medic. there were three people in the dakota. none of them were moving, and the car was bursting into flames. he tried to smash the driver's door open. he had to move the camping equipment that had fallen on the driver, and he was able to get her safely out of the car. at this point the car was den gulfed -- engulfed in flames. but he went back in and got another person out of the car, into safety, which was so difficult because the car door had been sma

andrews.i don't know if you had heard that soundbite from the woman there, who went morgan aster, what are you feeling or something to the effect, and she responded by saying, honestly, i want to move out. i want to move out. it struck me a little bit. you're representative from the state of texas, i want to get your thoughts on what it meant to just heard the women say the. give me a second because i see that police and the fire chief coming out. i wonder if that briefing is about to start. let's go ahead and wait one second, i don't want to interrupt you. let's hear the press conference, which is about to begin now. >> thank you also very much for coming. we will have a press briefing here. the speakers, if you don't mind, for the media, to say and spell your name for the media. i want to bring in our first speaker, fire chief jonathan boyd. >> my name is jonathan boyd, identified two from the allen fire department. i will speak to the medical part of our response. when we receive the call,

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so things are pretty tricky with andrew.thinks he can come back, pines to come back, but he has not gotten the memo that nobody wants to see him. frankly i think you should have gone off to one of the border countries -- scotland, in days past he would have probably been banished into some castle. but you can't do that anymore. andrew remains a big problem for charles. >> one of the people who must be watching this coronation, the transformation is kate middleton's mother. what is kate's role during the coronation and if you were watching her mother, what would you think she would be thinking? >> she will be flawlessly elegant, untouchable gorgeous, she will play the perfect role. but i'm sure that misses middleton, misses bennett of the middleton family it will be thinking there one step closer, monster closer. -- one step closer. the next coronation will be william and her daughter, queen kate. i think she will be thinking one step closer as i said. >> one thing i was going to be thinking about is little george. he will be

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andrews.i don't know if you heard that soundbite from the woman there when morgan asked her what are you feeling or something to that effect, she responded by saying, honestly, i want to move out. i want to move out. it struck me a little bit. and your representatives from that state texas, i want to get your thoughts on why did men to hear that women say that. and let me just -- give me a second because i see the police and the fire chief coming out. i wonder if the briefing is about to start. let's go ahead and wait one second. i don't interrupt you. let's hear this press conference which is about to begin now. >> thank you also very much for coming. we have the press briefing here. i'm just going to -- four speakers, if you don't mind, for the media, just to say and state your name, spell your name, and your title. i will turn it over with our first speaker, our fire chief, chief harvey. >> my name is jonathan boyd, i'm the fire chief for the allen fire department. i'm going to speak to the

and joining us now on booktv, it's father and son, david and andrew. between the two of you, you've written eight books about the intersection of sports and culture, athletes and politics. david maraniss, you why is this a topic you keep returning to over the course of your writing career? you know, a lot of people say that sports is the toy department of writing. and i've never believed that. i've always thought that you can illuminate american history and sociology and politics through sports. sometimes politics is and sports is more important. so i always look for the drama and action of sports as a way of telling a story about something. and that's what i try to do in all of my books. andrew maraniss why is this become the focus of your writing career? yeah, well, it was impossible to grow up this house without being interested in sports and writing. those two things have been connected in my life as long as i can remember. my parents talk about the fact that i learned how to read by reading the back of baseball cards. i tried to start my own sport

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the governor andrew bailey. we are now — those... the governor andrew bailey.efence secretary ben wallace is speaking. he is giving some details about what the uk is doing in terms of military equipment is giving to ukraine. the doing in terms of military equipment is giving to ukraine.— is giving to ukraine. the hypocrisy of claiming _ is giving to ukraine. the hypocrisy of claiming victory _ is giving to ukraine. the hypocrisy of claiming victory while _ is giving to ukraine. the hypocrisy of claiming victory while waging i is giving to ukraine. the hypocrisy of claiming victory while waging a | of claiming victory while waging a war of the one choosing and the reality this is a war of president putin choosing and the uk stands for values of freedom and human rights and the protection of civilians who will stand side by side with ukraine and continue to support them in defence of the southern country stop i commend the statement to the house. ~ ., ., house. we are united in our determination _ house. we are united in our determination to _ house. we are unite

andrews. t.thereafter participated activy in governance.paisley served for several years as first minister they achieved some celebrity as the chuckles brothers. [laughter] paisley was succeeded as du p leader and first minister by peter robinson who had met a very effective negotiator the du p in the tocsin. they ovens and were ably assisted in the talks by nigel and ian paisley junior. the alliance party was led by doctor jon. he and his colleagues were very effective in the tocsin he later served with distinction as the first speaker of the northern island assembly. and his colleague, irene bell later served in that same role. the northern ireland women's party led by monica mcwilliams and pearl sager played a vital role as indeed does all the women in all of the coalitions that stitch the threads of peace together. [applause] the loyalist parties but they played a very large role in negotiations they were david irvine and gary mcmichael. both were outstanding and powerful advocates for peace. they were assisted by other articulate leade

andrew: it's hard to tell.only today that we learned about these attacks, so i think it is too early to tell. it does fit into ukraine maintaining some strategic ambiguity when these attacks happen. they haven't claimed responsibility for similar incursions or strikes on russian military equipment or in places like belgrade, and southern russia. for moscow, the idea of a false flag is a really drastic step for the kremlin to take, one we have not seen in many, many years. i think that would suggest a much higher level of desperation, and i do not think we are there right yet. ben: andrew, it is good to have you there with us. around the world and across the u.k., you are watching bbc news. let's have a look at some of the other stories making headlines today. about 200 people have gathered outside the oxford union to protest a talk by the gender critical academic kathleen stock. professor stolt says she is determined for the talk to go ahead. the talk was interrupted by two trans rights protesters, who were rem

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andrew weissman is back with us.he first thing merrick garland will do that kevin mccarthy will be secretly relieved about. >> absolutely. to our last segment about the republicans and when they will actually disassociate themselves -- well, george santos doesn't have the popular vote and the popular will and power and clout of a donald trump, and yet even with that, the republican house, because they wanted his vote, were not willing to stand up and act based on principle. well, now it looks like my former office, the eastern district of the new york -- that's brooklyn, queens, and long island -- that's a federal office. the reports are now they have brought charges. we know he was under investigation for things -- could be wire fraud, mail fraud, campaign fraud -- a whole litany of things, and reports are he has now been charged. there apparently are three sources reporting that information. i would strongly suspect that, knowing my former office, that they had those conversations with his defense counsel. so it cl

. ♪ >> good evening, thanks for joining us i'm andrew dimburg.ght with an affair two starts from the popular reality show van der pump rules hooking up causing major divisions within the tight friendship circle in the show and opening veins for millions revealing the cultural obsession with goss op and scandal, why do some of us care so much. here's abc's megan wright. ♪ >> so i'm driving in hollywood, you know, it's a place full of dreams. >> you have the young and the beautiful that flock here for a chance at fame and some of them find it in reality tv. for fans and even the cast of the popular show van der pump rules there will forever be two realities, one before and now one after scandoval. >> it was like a nuclear bomb and all hell broke loose after that. it was just so brazen and bold and wonderful viewing. >> i don't give a [bleep] about [bleep]. your friendship is [bleep] bull [bleep]. >> no it's not. >> yes, it is. >> scandoval is something that consumed the lives of every single bravo who will i can for two months. >> i believe somebod

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(andrew syvret) there is a slower pace of life in guernsey.ometimes, it's the butt of jokes in jersey because it does move slower. but that's why some people have chosen to live there. there is an attraction with a more gentle, tranquil way of life. combined with easy access to an airport and things like wi-fi and broadband and all those modern luxuries if you like, guernsey has those, but it's not quite as immersed as in jersey, shall we say. in guernsey perhaps, people are a little bit less commercial in the way that they go about things. (sophie fouron) the british channel islands have many things in common, obviously, but they're also very distinct from one another. jersey, for example, is the financial capital. and guernsey wants to be closer to its roots. that's the way they want it. hello! - hey! hello! - knock! knock! - come on in. (sophie fouron) this is so beautiful. - thank you. those are asparagus. - asparagus! - yeah, you don't normally see them like this, because i've left them to grow. they grow really fast. - and under glass, e

yes, prince andrew of course, is the king's brother. and he has with strict to all of his minute treat titles and, and some of the many of his roles have step back from public life as the cause of his involvement with the now dead key to found jeff jeffrey epstein. also, he had to settle out of quote, a sexual abuse case with an american woman who claimed that she had sex with him on the age at the age of 17. now he's always denied that, but they settled the case out to the court. and it was very embarrassing for the royal family. the queen herself was alive at the time, and that was when prince andrew had his titles for move. he's still a prince, but that was when he got sick too. days, minute treat to michael, just seeing pictures of the the another of controls, his brothers. prince edwards, who's now that you could edinburgh, give them laptop for off to his, the philip the to for that and for died. and his while i sophie the duchess of edinburgh. and they have said to be very popular, they will, they will loved the particularly sophi

andrew: it is now nine.nning to put on the greatest show on earth is an honor for an australian came from that lays, and i have been asked to help my country. sydney was spectacular. in this city, we are benchmarking tell a, -- benchmarking l.a.. augmented reality, anticipation five spectators yonder the physical, put on games that has done and excitement is -- those nine years will be gone in a flash. romaine: really appreciate you taking the time with us. heading of the olympic committee for the 2032 games. haidi: lucid motors, ordered member in los angeles. you have data when it comes to an update on the kiwi job market, the job change has seen an 8/10 of 1% gain, faster than expectation. the unemployment rate going lower, free .4%. -- 3.4%. higher than expectations. dublin from the previous meeting. participation rate holding steady, and uptick of 72%. we are seeing gauges of 1% when it comes to private wages. we are seeing a jump, the reaction on it comes to the kiwi dollar, arise -- the rise with wage

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now it's back to andrew— in. this is gb news. now it's back to andrew and . bev back to andrew and. the prime minister, understand, to minister, we understand, is to talk to minister ethics talk to the minister and ethics adviser as to whether she breached the ministerial. code by asking her civil servants could they help her, could they help her have a private speeding awareness course? they said they couldn't. so she the fine couldn't. so she took the fine and took the points. yeah so rishi refused to rishi sunak has refused to publicly— rishi sunak has refused to publicly -when. rishi sunak has refused to publicly when he rishi sunak has refused to- publicly-when he was publicly back her when he was guostionot— publicly back her when he was questioned at— publicly back her when he was questioned at the— publicly back her when he was questioned at the yesterday. questioned at the g7 yesterday. no-s— questioned at the g7 yesterday. no-s untor— questioned at the g7 yesterday. he's under-from - questioned at the g7 yesterday. he's under from the he's under pressure from the oppositio

i the south korean president andrew biden?— the south korean president andrew biden?_ andrew biden? i think it was to be expected. they would - andrew biden? i think it was to be expected. they would be . andrew biden? i think it was to be expected. they would be a i be expected. they would be a strong statement from kim yo—jong. i am surprised there was not more, notjust in a statement but in the action. as a habit, sometimes they make a launch will take some other actual action and notjust words to send a message when there is a summit between the us and south korea all south korea and japan or any other country that may not sit well with them. country that may not sit well with them-— country that may not sit well with them. you are actually a former nuclear _ with them. you are actually a former nuclear negotiator - with them. you are actually al former nuclear negotiator with north korea during the trump administration. how seriously should these recent threats from north korea be taken? we have seen flurry of missile tests. what what is the state of play with no

with me, andrew pierce and bev turner, who— andrew pierce and bev turner, who is— andrew pierce and bevin— andrew pierce and bev turner, who is in boston— andrew pierce and bev turner, who is in boston in lincolnshire ,.he_ who is in boston in lincolnshire we brem— who is in boston in lincolnshire , the brexit capital— who is in boston in lincolnshire , the brexit capital of england, because— , the brexit capital of england, because any— , the brexit capital of england, because any moment the latest net migration— because any moment the latest net migration figures will e big— net migration figures will arrive, a big moment for the government— arrive, a big moment for the government with— arrive, a big moment for the government with a huge unpressed pointed— government with a huge unpressed pointed nee— government with a huge unpressed pointed rise expected . the pointed rise expected. the previous— pointed rise expected. the previous net— pointed rise expected. the previous net migration figure stande— previous net migration figure eeenee ee— previous net migration figure stands at a—

what kind of relationship does he have with andrew? andrew is accused of being a criminal.elationship with his children. camilla is his rock and he is very reliant on her. >> prince andrew was once second in line for the throne. a helicopter pilot, said to be the queen's favorite. and then stripped of his title. >> he was accused of having sex with under age girls. >> andrew was stripped of royal duties and military titles. the queen had effectively banished him. a civil suit filed by his accuser in 2021 was settled in early 2022, with no admission of guilt or wrongdoing. >> the monarchy was slow to take action on prince andrew, and he should have had his honorary patronages revoked way sooner. harry's a meghans were revoked before his were, and honestly, that is a stain on the reputation of the monarchy. >> how damaging he is to the monarchy. this is a big headache for the coronation. i think people accepted that he was there, he is the queen's son, but simply, andrew couldn't be more toxic. >> nobody really covers andrew much in comparison to meghan, who gets covered all

our guest today, andrew card. andrew card served with the national endowment to democracy, interim chief executive officer, president of franklin pierce university, acting dean of the bush school of public service at texas a and m and senior government role under three us presidents including white house chief of staff to george w. bush, and secretary to george h w bush. we have executive director of fiscal institute of international affairs. he has been it distinguished professor on diplomacy at georgetown, vice president of worldvision, a veteran who served in the gulf war, us special envoy to the darfur process and most especially administer of international development. today they have edited and produced transforming our world, george h w bush and american foreign policy, a collection of essays from well-known foreign-policy practitioners who participated in unfolding international events in the administration. i to make sure everyone knows we will have time to take some audience questions near the end of the

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andrew sa s he or the day after that. andrew says he is — or the day after that.ew says he is now more - or the day after that. andrew i says he is now more determined than ever to keep fit and take care of his brand—new valve. you're live with bbc news. south east asia remains in the grip of an extreme heat wave, with a number of countries in the region experiencing sweltering conditions. vietnam recorded its highest ever temperature over the weekend, reaching just over 44 degrees in the north of the country. thailand and myanmar have all seen extremely high temperatures in recent weeks. here's matt taylor with more. this has been one of the longest lasting, one of the largest and most extreme heat waves seen across parts of southeast asia. we have seen temperature records shattered across many countries and records have been breaking day after day after day. the heatwave has been going for weeks on end. all—time temperature records have been broken in a number of countries, temperatures well above a0 degrees. many of these, of course, will be verified in the wee

. >> prince andrew as well in the -- >> they're not allowed to wear their military uniforms. to wear his uniform. >> prince george is standing outside, one of the pages. >> i have to say absolutely seamlessly from my point of view having briefed on what to expect, it all played out absolutely perfectly. there was only that moment at the beginning when the carriage arrived early and the wales weren't in position and they resolved that. quite an extraordinary affair. >> i think we're really going to be discussing in the days and weeks and we'll see it in the press whether this did what they wanted it to do, to thread the needle between what as an acronistic and exclusive ceremony that no other country even the crown heads of state at the ceremony, no other country does this kind of ceremony. and of course at a time like this with so much of the current politics and history and economy playing particularly in this country, there was a great deal of sensitivity to how this would go down and was there enough done to make it look like a relevant and modern ceremony. and i think we'

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andrew wiggins will take the court. steve kerr says he couldn't happen at a worse time because andrew wiggins played exceptionally well to help them win game 5. >> i just think that, you know, andrew, he's been back -pnow for maybe 3 or 4 are long it's been. and i think everything has has come together. you know, he's he got his conditioning and his endurance back in a couple of weeks. but now his rhythm is there. the you can tell. he's very comfortable with his movement and his game. so wonderful to see and replace which i love. >> speaking of comfort, even if he does play, is he comfortable enough to do everything that the warriors need him to do? guard defend rebound. >> he's just not another pitched in. 25 points on friday. >> i mean, excuse me on game 5 in friday, of course, being today, game 6. they will need all the points because it's going to be an ex. nick tough game. las vegas only believe that the warriors will win. >> by one and a half before we found out about the injury. and then the other part is anthony

i'm rhiannon ally alongside andrew dymburt. of course, the official unofficial start of summer today and memorial day as well. it sure felt like it, at least here in the northeast, it's getting hot. there was beautiful. yeah, it was for us this year is going by quick too. and indianapolis 500 yesterday and the grand prix and f1 and then you had game six miami. so much going on. you also had the western conference finals in the nhl. there's just a lot. did you even leave the house or did you just watch sports all day? if you know how that game ended, you know, it wasn't a great weekend for me all day and it's still lingers. you know what? they're still don't let it affect me. they're still tonight it affect the show or you insomniacs either but yeah, i'm raging inside. we'll have more on why andrew's raging inside coming up a little later in the show. right now, we want to begin with optimism from president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy after announcing a deal to raise the nation's debt limit. both sides say they expect

harry and meghan's were revoked were andrew's were.on of the monarchy. >> how damaging he is to the monarchy. this is a big headache for the coronation. i think people accepted that he was there at the queen's funeral. he is the queen's son. but simply, andrew couldn't be more toxic. >> it's incendiary. that's one of the key contentions. no one really covers andrew much in comparison to meghan, which covers all the time. and that is problematic. that's deeply problematic, because you have this person who is connected to all of this evil and wrong and yet, that is less important somehow than a black woman as part of the royal family. and that is -- >> it's a stark contrast. >> it's a stark contrast. >> scandals, real and imagined dominate the royal headlines. >> prince harry's new book and his media blitz are causing a stir. >> has the relationship between the press and the royal family changed at all in the last several years? >> i think the relationship between the press and the royal family has actually not changed. because they want

andrews.i don't know if you heard that soundbite from the woman there when morgan asked her what are you feeling or something to that effect, she responded by saying, honestly, i want to move out. i want to move out. it struck me a little bit. and your representatives from that state of state texas, i want to get your thoughts on why did men to hear that women say that. and let me just -- give me a second because i see the police and the fire chief coming out. i wonder if the briefing is about to start. let's go ahead and wait one second. i don't interrupt you. let's hear this press conference which is about to begin now. out to begin now. >> thank you also very much for coming. we have the press briefing here. i'm just going to -- four speakers, if you don't mind, for the media, just to say and state your name, spell your name, and your title. i will turn it over with our first speaker, our fire chief, chief harvey. >> my name is jonathan boyd, i'm the fire chief for the allen fire department

and andrew, jested is still here actually so why don't i do this -- you give me the response to what heard so far but if you have a question for justin, feel free! >> i'm interested from gaston, as you were about corroboration. because obviously his client is going to be attacked as anyone would in this situation, whether fairly or unfairly. i'm interested in other witnesses other than the ones you mentioned. i certainly heard the interview about a tape recording that is going to be great, emails, those could be great. i was it was a show no are there other potential witnesses who can corroborate what you may have other than love harness? >> absolutely, the complete mentions of why variety of people who we think will have relevant information for various reasons related to her employment, related to the person that you confided in when unwanted sexual advances were made. they are a whole host of individuals referenced in by name or by position and the complaint and we are going to be trying to talk to as many of them as possible. >> andrew -- >> -- and i mentioned you talked to some

so will he be that will, will prince andrew be the along with those? you are clearly important working broyles and in this procession and are given an important place within the role family to be seen as the face of the role family and be out there doing good works to prove. that's why it's important to keep the family. so i think patches we, yes that's, that's something that we wait to find out. who exactly will appear? will they keep it very small, or will they wide midtown, to little bit more wonder whether camilla's family members of the miller family will be on the balcony. you would have mentioned so that would be a whole new whole new era wouldn't set. yeah, absolutely. weights that we wait to see about that. and then of course, there is supposed to be the, the flight cost where we get, for example, the red arrows and spits bias from the 1st and 2nd level that a 2 to fly pos, booking impulse. but that depends on the weather. so i think again, another thing that we have to wait and see what happens, some of that will be able to occur given, but i

andrew-became his andrew bridgen became his party's— andrew bridgen became his porrw-s rush— andrew bridgencome. so kick back and relax at 11— the week to come. so kick back and relax at 11 a.m._ the week to come. so kick back and relax at 11 am. on- t so kick back and relax at 11 am. on sundays and relax at 11 a.m. on sundays on and relax at 11 am. on sundays oh oh— and relax at 11 am. on sundays oh oh wows— and relax at 11 am. on sundays on gb news with— and relax at 11 am. on sundays on gb news with me, michael homoto— on gb news with me, michael romkko oh— on gb news with me, michael portillo gb news— on gb news with me, michael portillo gb news the people's chomoh— portillo gb news the people's channel, britain's— portillo gb news the people's channel, britain's news . channel >oh channel > oh. welcome to saturday morning with esther and phil. first up this hour— esther and phil. first up this hour wru— esther and phil. first up this hour with ho— esther and phil. first up this hour will be laurence- rtt»: c first up this hour will be laurence fox, koooor— hour will be laurence fox, ko

yes, andrew miller listened to _ happening. yes, andrew miller listened to the _ happening.r listened to the hearing - happening. yes, andrew miller listened to the hearing by - happening. yes, andrew miller| listened to the hearing by video link from prison, he remained impassive as the circumstances surrounding the child's abduction were relayed to the court. the primary school—aged child mobile phone but had died and there were no buses so she was walking home when she was approached by what she described as a lady and a car who said her name was amy george, the child said the person did not appear to be threatening so as she accepted a lift. miller also known as amy george took the school got to his house were over 27 hours he repeatedly sexually assaulted her. —— the schoolgirl. she complied with her demands because she did not want to make him mad. she asked to go home. he said he would let her go after a week, at another point he said he would not let her go because she was his new family. she called 909 after escaping from the bedroom when miller fell asleep. in the

back to andrew and don . to andrew and don. iiv— to andrew and don. itv bosses- to andrew and don.ld affair following claims that his lover pais— following claims that his lover aaii sif— following claims that his lover paid sii ay— following claims that his lover was paid off by the broadcaster. yes:— was paid off by the broadcaster. vss. my— was paid off by the broadcaster. vss. m, swa— was paid off by the broadcaster. yes, my own newspaper- was paid off by the broadcaster. yes, my own newspaper ,- was paid off by the broadcaster. yes, my own newspaper , the daily yes, my own newspaper, the daily mail, reports that the younger man, who's much younger man, received a financial settlement from the channel before being moved program . moved to a different program. meanwhile, former itv presenter and gb news host eamonn holmes says he felt used and lied to by philip . what happened that night philip. what happened that night at philip. what happened that night ai is— philip. what happened that night at the national— l what happened that night at the national television awards— at the

but i agree with andrew, it's going to be the same ammo am oh pretty much, which is, everyone on thetting close to the witness stand. so, we'll see that happen again. we'll see another one sided case, where the prosecutor, like the plaintiffs here, just piles up witness after witness and the other side, the defense side, is stuck having to really win its case by cross-examination. >> andrew weissmann, what is does jack smith see when he sees a federal jury take evidence against donald trump into the deliberation room for less than three hours and come back unanimously? finding that everything donald trump said was untrue. >> well, there, i do think it's important to remember, that there are -- that each situation is different. he can honestly take from that that the jurors will do their duty. that's something jack smith nose as a prosecutor in manhattan and the eastern district of new york, along with faith gay and myself. so, he knows that already. he already knows there are extremely good judges, like louis kaplan, who's a no nonsense, really perfect draw for this case. just to run

retailers like andrew who don't sell to under 18 | andrew who don't sell to under 18 say the government the school which alerted us to the problem _ retailers. the school which alerted us to the problem is _ retailers. the school which alerted us to the problem is on _ retailers. the school which alerted us to the problem is on half- retailers. the school which alerted us to the problem is on half term. | us to the problem is on half term. but the head took time out to give his reaction. t’m but the head took time out to give his reaction-— his reaction. i'm pleased that there's some _ his reaction. i'm pleased that there's some work, - his reaction. i'm pleased that there's some work, thinking l his reaction. i'm pleased that i there's some work, thinking about how they— there's some work, thinking about how they think might affect children and a _ how they think might affect children and a need to tighten things up. i still think— and a need to tighten things up. i still think we've got a long way to lo. still think we've got a long way to go i_ still think we've got a long way to go

now, of course, andrew wiggins. he has to guard lebron james and you want to shoot the ball way more than van loon he had to so that's something we have to keep and i on now we're at shoot around this morning. and as you can see behind me now, the guys are out here. they look to lose right now. we see steph and klay out here getting some shots up. now they know what they have to do. they've been in this situation before. they have actually fared really well in this situation under steve kerr and led by steph curry. they usually win elimination games. but back to andrew wiggins. he's dealing with a lot tonight and he's dealt with a lot this season. we know he missed 20 games during the season for family issues, but his head coach steve kerr is really grateful of the guy he is and the player he is and he knows he'll do whatever it takes to night to help the team. >> i love weeks he's there for every night. i think before this season he had missed maybe 15 games in his entire career. is really man. so getting him was s