andrew borden's ancestors were amongst the group. they don't go on with her to new york and instead, many of them settle in fall river. the borden's of fall river are rich and powerful. they are one of the seven families that control the mills. when you look in the fall river city directory with ads for all of the mills, some are headed by borden's and others are treasurers, but there are borden's everywhere. buildings names for borden's and it's a name that everybody --. if a borden is axe murdered, this is a big deal. there is a catch year. the 128 borden families and all of whom would be cousins to the borden's we are talking about. many are old money and have moved up to the hill away from the tenements and mills, et cetera. andrew had not. his house is still down on the lower area and second street. it is because unlike his rich cousins, he was a borden who was not born into money. his father was a fishmonger who sold fish and had a strain of the borden family that had not gotten rich, but andrew working extraordinarily hard sav

and andrew's. look up. you know, you you folks need to make some money on your own, and he buys them a rental property, says you manage it, make that money, spend it as you want. you manage the property. but they turn out to be very managers and. he kind of takes it away. but there's resentment of abbey. there's resentment of abbey's family is getting money from andrew. and there are some who are going to suggest it without, you know, specific evidence that perhaps the girls were worried that they might be cut out a will at some point. june 1891. there is a robbery at the borden home. andrew and abbey are out of town, but the girls are home and jewelry and cash is stolen from the parents bedroom. no sign of an intruder. the police come. their suspicion is this is an inside job. and often in cases this. who do you blame for an inside job? yeah, the servants. and there is suspicion cast on bridget. maggie sullivan, who is while the bordens do not have the staff of the folks up on the hill they do have a serva

welcome back to the show, andrew. andrew newcomb: thank you, damian, it's great to be here.nk you for being here. well, we spoke with the ceo of the latino community foundation, julian castro, just after the elections, and he says that we need to treat the threats of mass deportations as a five-alarm fire. what say you? andrew: i think that that's an apt description of what we're looking at. the trump administration ran into some procedural hurdles certainly during its first four years, but this is a different time when he feels as though he has a public mandate. he's been given blanket immunity for any potential misdeeds by the supreme court, and he's learned how to operate through the system. now, having said that, the first time around, he made a lot of outlandish promises, for example, that there was going to be a big beautiful border wall that mexico was going to pay for. we saw that--we observed that none of those things came to pass. and so i think we should focus on--you can think of it as though they were rings on a planet, in terms of proximity to danger, and i thi

andrew jenningsgain andrew borden's friends his childhood says they haveo direct evence they're not going to be able to you the proper murder weaponobody saw the crime committed they don't have a motive particularly r her maybe you're going to argue she didn't like her stepmother but to kill her faer with an ax to the fe, 11 horrific, angry times and that the burned dress was indeed stained with paint and that's something you burn, even though at the time, usually old clothing would either sell or tear up to use for rags. all right now, one person who will take stand is going to be the maid, bridget sullivan. whtheirls called maggie because she was irish and last night maid was called mage and there were some in the community and even some online. today o suspect that she was the true killer. but she is goi to recount the events of the morning of the murder. she and liie are still kind of on speaking terms. so they nod each other in the courtroom and she just her account of being sent out to wash windows by lizzie and that she came back in and and to do the inside windowsnd the doors were

>> andrew: what you think about that?arty of cutting the spending so not reaching the debt ceiling? what do you think about that? >> i think it is a refreshing view. i don't think i have ever voted for a debt ceiling increase. more money going out in debt than i will learn this year by the time i finish this thought even. we better talk -- start taking it seriously. i tweeted on my tim burchett account that had over a million views that the problem is going to be with the votes in that room. it was not with elon musk or vivek ramaswamy it was going to be with those who have the guts to do what is right. that remains to be seen. we do this every time. everybody goes home and preaches to their people and throws out the red... and they come back to washington and they sell our country down the river. i'm hoping that will change and i'm hoping trump cleans it up. because we have to do something. >> andrew: do you feel like cuts can be made to? it is one thing to identify the waste it is another thing to actually do it. do you

andrew borden's daughter is home in the house. as long as as their housekeeper in broad daylight and no sign of a robbery. the fall river police arrive at the crime scene and depending on which newspaper you're reading, these are either official police who did as much as they could. or they are an inept, bumbling gang of irish-catholic police men. that's some of the press. open minded about immigrants and irish catholic police. and they say the police bumble at the crime scene is hopelessly compromised and they're tracking blood throughout the house and make a number of bad decisions that undermine the quality of the evidence that they find they search part, but not all of the house in the victoria an era it was improper to go up and rummage around in a women's bedroom and at the time lizzie borden was not a suspect. but once lizzie borden becomes a spouse suspect, people are going to wonder if she committed the crime. shouldn't there be a really bloody somewhere in the house and some sort of weapon to commit the crime later on? l

yes. him and prince andrew? yes, this goes _ him and prince andrew?s goes back some - him and prince andrew? yes, this goes back some time. i him and prince andrew? yes, j this goes back some time. mr yang, as we understand it, was born in china, studied in china, came to the uk, did further study in the uk and then had set up business in the uk, including a business which was involved in aiding uk firms seeking businesses in china, advising, consulting. as part of that, he came into contact with prince andrew, built close relationships with the prince, the prince himself has had business relationships with him, he has been a business envoy to china and it was through an organisation called pitch at palace, his attempt to help start—up companies, that is where he became close to him. they developed a close relationship but it was the nature of that relationship and the closeness of it that caused concern, i think, the closeness of it that caused concern, ithink, amongst the closeness of it that caused concern, i think, amongst uk security authorities.

andrew newcomb: muchas gracias, damián, por haberme invitado, es un tema que tiene muchos matices, yn, julián castro, que nos dijo que debemos tratar los resultados y las amenazas de deportación como un incendio de 5 alarmas, ¿cuál es su respuesta? andrew newcomb: sí, este, bueno, trump ha dicho cosas bastante alarmantes, en términos de querer deportación masiva y querer, básicamente, pues ir hacia todas las personas indocumentadas que puede; sin embargo, estando aquí en california, hemos también escuchado propuestas por el gobernador, newsom, que él y su gabinete están dispuestos a oponer esos esfuerzos y no cooperar, en el sentido de agencias legales de policía, tanto como los alguaciles estatales, del no estar necesariamente cooperando con los agentes federales de ice, sin embargo, es muy importante, y quiero empezar con este punto, de conocer sus derechos, uno no tiene que ser residente permanente, ni ciudadano, para ejercer sus derechos de privacidad y libertad, en contra de búsquedas no razonables, bajo la cuarta enmienda, entonces, es importante recalcar también que uno siempr

for e defense, andrew jennings , again, andrew borden's friend since childhd, says they have no direct evence. they're not ing to be able to show you the proper murder weapon. nobody saw the crime committed. they don't have a motive, particularly for her. maybe you can argue she didn't like her stepmother, but to kill her father with an ax to the face? 11 horrific times ? and that the burned dress was, indeed, stained with paint, and that is something you burn, even though at the time, usually old clothing you would either sell or tear up to use for rags. all righ one person who would take the stand is going to be the maid, bridget sullivan, who the girls called maggie because she was irish, and their last made was called ggie. there were some in the community, d even some online today, who suspected she was the true killer, but she is going to recount the events of the morninof the murder, and they nod to each other in the courtroom, and she gets her account of being sent out to watch windows by lizzie, and thatshe came back in, and she did the inside windows and the doors were locked

as being at the top of the tree when it comes to prince andrew because my contacts, so prince andrewan that could help him. however, the security services and the home office believe this man was in fact a spy believe this man was in fact a spy and working for the chinese communist party. he was barred from the country last year by the then home secretary, suella braverman, and his devices were seized and gone through. there are various communications on there, letters and messages, they found to be very suspicious. this man lodged an appeal and, as you said, he has now lost the appeal on national security grounds. this is very embarrassing for prince andrew and, of course, it is not the first time his relationships and hisjudgment has been questioned. in 2019, he was essentially sacked as a working royal after his friendship with the convicted six offenderjeffrey epstein —— sex offender. he has no longer a public row for the royalfamily, buckingham palace royal family, buckingham palace say royalfamily, buckingham palace say they will not be commenting, he is no longer a working roy

prince andrew's contacts.'s contacts. prince andrew met this man, thought he was a chinese businessman that could help him. however, the security services and then the home office believe that this man was in fact a spy and working for the chinese communist party. so he was barred from the country last year by the then home secretary suella braverman, and his devices were seized and they were gone through and there were gone through and there were various communications on there, letters and messages, that they found to be very suspicious. this man lodged an appeal and as you said he has now lost that appeal on national security grounds. this is very embarrassing for prince andrew, and of course it's not the first time that his relationships and also his judgment have been questioned. of course, in 2019 he was essentially sacked as a working royal after his friendship with a convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein. so he no longer has any kind of public role for the royal family. buckingham palace have said the

prince andrew sto - ed girlfriend... prince andrew stepped being _ girlfriend... a _ girlfriend... prince andrew stopped being a working . girlfriend... prince andrew - stopped being a working member of the royalfamily stopped being a working member of the royal family of details were revealed about his friendship with convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein. ever since questions have been asked about how the prince is funding his dirty room mansion in windsor and while there is uncertainty about the prince's finances, it is hisjudgement that has once again come under the closest scrutiny. graham satchell, bbc news. syrians rejoiced late into the night on friday to celebrate their new found freedoms five days after a lightning rebel advance ended over 50 years of rule under the assad family. thousands of people packed into the main square in damascus, setting off fireworks, sounding their car horns, and waving a new national flag — that of the rebel forces. in aleppo, residents danced in the streets and set fire to a huge billboard depicting the assads. diplomatic m

andrew andrew: certainly concerned. candice: martinez police chief andrew white is on california's 911 advisosory boardhich has been monitoring the state's new next generation 911 project for at least six years. the half billion dollar project aims to modernize the states aging 911 infrastructure. but as our investigations revealed last week, there have been serious setbacks leading to public safety concerns. chief white is now questioning why he had to learn about these safety issues through journalists. last week, we uncovered pages of reports from tuolumne county and desert hot springs dispatchers who were some of the first to use the state's new digital network. they described misrouted calls, lost calls, and at one point a 12 hour 911 outage. some dispatchers told us the deployment process was disastrous and delayed life saving responses. leanne: i felt like we were the test agency and they were testing our lives. andrew: you're gonna experience certain issues, but the scope and intensity of those issues i think wa

these are all just things andrew loves. andrew.ent to a certain college that i'm familiar with called the university of miami. what famous marvel superhero was actually born in coral gables, florida, where the university of miami resides. >> marvel superhero, born in coral gables. in the comics, not so much as movie actor or no. >> the character in the comics. oh. >> the character. oh, yeah. i'm out. >> i don't know, i don't know, spider-man. look at that. there's no way it's spider-man. >> no, it can't be tiny. >> look at tiny. it's a man. >> got ant-man would have never got that. >> that. me neither. number two, we mentioned florida. you are from florida. you are a quintessential florida man. except you're not wrestling alligators right now. but andrew dymburt not right now. what famous florida story once happened on your birthday? do you see if you remember it? if that hasn't come to mind, just guess something weird that could have happened. >> oh, there's so many options. >> way too many florida man story on your birthday. >> a

andrew young announcing he was going public with a tell all book. >> andrew young finally broke from john edwards and wrote a book in which he came out and acknowledged the cover up. >> more than that, he named john as the mastermind of it all. >> what is this? >> politics is almost cult like. i worked for john edwards for ten years, and here we were, on the verge of a possible presidency. the senator called me and said, my wife's about to die. will you consider helping me cover this up so that this is not on the front page of every newspaper in the world? >> so as federal investigators circle, john edwards was out of options. >> except one john edwards, now admitting he is the father of the child born to campaign aide rielle hunter. >> it's sort of maury povich for the upwardly mobile. you are the father. >> for all those that are disappointed and hurt, these words will never be enough. but i am truly sorry. >> and what about edwards wife of 32 years, elizabeth? she has not only had to deal with her husband's betrayal, she's dealing with a cancer that threatens to take her life. >>

andrew berry is our resident stock picker and, andrew, one of my favorite stories of the year with.tissue between your various stocks? >> we tack a -- took a value-oriented approach. we think you could see some pockets of opportunity elsewhere. jack: uber, that stock has been out of favor with investors in recent weeks. why did you like it? >> i mean, it's rapidly gone from being in favor to the autoof -- out of favor. the fear is robotaxis may somehow bypass the uber network. it's tesla and waymo who are the leadest. i think those concerns are overdone. i think they may welcome around. the stock is trading pretty inexpensively trs -- strong cash flow. jack: you're also sticking with one of your picks from 2024, alphabet made the cut. why are you still optimistic year? >> it was a great performer last year, it was our best choice in 2024. overall, we had a tough year partly because hertz, the rental car company, did poorly. alphabet's still looking quite good. the stock is one of the more reasonable of the mag 7 trades about 20 times next year's earnings. it looks like their strengt

an alleged chinese spy with links to prince andrew has been named as yang tengbo after a court liftedn order keeping his identity secret. sources tell the bbc prince andrew won't be joining the royal family for christmas at sandringham to avoid being a distraction. a shooting at his school in wisconsin leaves five people dead including the suspect. the german government loses a confidence vote in parliament paving the way for snap elections in february. also coming up on the world today: he plays tabla. tributes for zakir hussain one of the world's greatest tabla players who's died at the age of 73. mysteries of the mekong — we'll tell you about the hundreds of new animal species discovered in south—east asia. welcome to the world today an hour of international news from the bbc. prince andrew will not be joining the king and the rest of the royal family for their traditional christmas celebration at sandringham, the bbc has learned. the revelation came as the man who's alleged to be a chinese spy, with close links to the duke of york, was named publicly as yang tengbo, also known as

my colleagues jack howell, megan leonard, and andrew berry. so, jack, the s&p and dow were down a little bit on the week the nasdaq eked out a gain. what was on traders minds? >> well, stocks are still up massively for the year. so maybe just call it taking a breather. we did get some big stock declines after financial results from oracle and adobe. but there was also a big gain for broadcom. so to me it's not a clear trend there. alphabet had a huge week. that was after announcing a quantum computing breakthrough. and we got some inline inflation numbers. that makes a rate cut from the fed seem likely in the week ahead. >> i think actually traders are pricing in somewhere in the 97% odds for a rate cut. but keep in mind we're going to get that cut and then we'll probably be on pause for a bit. >> let's go back to the quantum thing, jack. that's been a red hot area. what's going on? >> this was an embarrassing week to be a supercomputer. google said it has a new chip called willow that can perform this benchmark calculation in less than five m

graham satchell reports once again, prince andrew is underfire.r he was targeted by a suspected spy working for the chinese communist party. a statement issued by the duke of york's office said the duke of york followed advice from his majesty's government and ceased all contact with the individual after concerns were raised. the duke met the individual through official channels, with nothing of a sensitive nature ever discussed. he is unable to comment further on matters relating to national security. prince andrew has a long history of promoting trade links with china. the revelations that he was in a close working relationship with a man who worked for chinese intelligence have been made public after the man, known only as h6, was barred from the uk on national security grounds. when mi5 became suspicious of h6, they searched his phone. they found a letter from prince andrew's senior adviser, dominic hampshire. it said, "outside of the prince's closest internal confidants, you sit at the very top of a tree that many, many people would like to b

andrew weissmann is also back with us.things, where do you see today's news fitting into the norms? how rare is it to have a director like this not only quit early, but quit after the incoming administration as the same president who hired him? >> yeah, i think it is completely unprecedented in the history of the fbi, over 110 years, but more than that, it is i think a direct attack on 50 years of guardrails, safeguards, and policies that have been put in place to avoid the fbi being weaponized as it was under j. edgar hoover to persecute political enemies and eight political friends. and many presidents in the 50 years since hoover have been unhappy with their fbi directors. bill clinton and louis free were not on speaking terms for the last three years of bill clinton's administration, so much so freeh turned in his white house visitor pass. you know, the idea an fbi director would voluntarily step down simply because the president or in this case incoming president was unhappy with them and the way they were doing their

andrew kaczynski joins me now. all right andrew, tell me more about what you found. >> well, that's right, we found multiple posts that she had deleted on january 6th in the aftermath of that riot that she had sent. one of them praised vice president mike pence for certifying the election. the other praised a capitol hill police officer. and i want to run people through both of them and talk about the significance of it. now, let's take a look here at this pence one. first, where she's retweeting someone. this is on her feed. she took it off. it says love him or hate him. he kept the wheels of democracy moving and pushed forward to certify his own loss. thank you, mr. vice president. that post also included a video of mike pence certifying the election, calling it a dark day in our nation's history well, why did she remove that? well, that post essentially admits that donald trump lost the 2020 election, something that he still doesn't admit and something that the entire republican party has

all right, andrew, is it our turn? oh, no. being told that there's only five seconds left. >> i don't know the full dance. i know a couple of moves for the skinny, right? >> something like this. we are the world. >> remember that part, guys? yeah, i was into that as i am. >> we are the children bringing back the big hair on the grammys red carpet earlier this month. and now it appears to have caught on right here on this very set. >> what happened? oh is that a big hair? don't care. i think that's what a bouffant is. >> i'm just kidding. >> anywhere else i'd be a ten. is it my destiny to live life? >> i love that song. okay, time for the skinny. >> it is time for weird science. we are back now with. that's wild. we are back now with our latest edition of yay or nay. you know, any time i hear we're doing a night bites, i always get a little concerned because you never know as you should be. yeah. what you're going to be trying. >> what do you think? i don't know, how dare you! obviously worked tooth and nail you guys. >> i thin

for ten years, prince andrew promoted the uk's relationship with china as a trade envoy.elieve that china is a very, very important country. it's one that the uk needs to continue to have a good relationship with. from state dinners to business talks, he helped forge closer ties. this one, a business event nine years ago for china's president xi jinping. ajudgment from the special immigration appeals commission, a semisecret court, has revealed that a chinese man known only as h6 has been banned from the uk because he is a threat to national security. the duke's adviser dominic hampshire told h6 that he could act for the dukein told h6 that he could act for the duke in talks with potential chinese investors. when the security services search h6�*s phone in 2021, they saw evidence that he might be deceiving the prince to gain influence for the chinese communist party. the court found that h6 had beenin party. the court found that h6 had been in a position to generate relationships with prominent uk figures which could be leveraged for political interference purposes. there

andrew, thank you very much, opinions. andrew, thank you very much. our _ opinions.much, our correspondent - opinions. andrew, thank you very much, our correspondent andrewj much, our correspondent andrew harding there. if you have been affected by sexual abuse or violence, details of help and support are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline. or you can call for free at any time to hear recorded information on 0800 077 077. the veteran labour politician lord mandelson is expected to be the new uk ambassador to the united states. helen catt is in westminster for us. helen, how much of a surprise is this? what does it say about the government's priorities? it’s this? what does it say about the government's priorities?- this? what does it say about the government's priorities? it's not a total surprise _ government's priorities? it's not a total surprise in _ government's priorities? it's not a total surprise in that _ government's priorities? it's not a total surprise in that lord - total surprise in that lord mandelson�*s name has been touted as a possibility for thisjob

andrew harding, bbc news.g me tonight, the senator for the french living abroad, the vice chairwoman of the french foreign affairs and defense committee. thank you very much for being with us. are you surprised by the leniency of many of the sentences that were handed out today? >> well, first of all, i'm relieved that all of these men were sentenced. i know that it ranges from three years to 15 years in prison, but at least it shows that it was taken seriously. as you well know, we still have a problem in france with the leniency that -- of certain sentences, and when rate is concerned.-- rape is concerned. so what the trial has achieved -- and your coverage is excellent, i find it shows that there is an awareness that rape can take place in the home, an awareness of the use of drugs as well to perpetrate rape. christian: on that point, if i read the french definition of rape, i think a lot of people at home would be shocked because he describes it as a sex act committed on someone using violence, coercion, t

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this noes him and prince andrew. this goes back — him and prince andrew.g. as part of that, he came into contact with prince andrew. he built a close relationship with the prince, the prince himself has had a business relationship with andrew, he has been a business and boy with china, it was through an organisation called picture palace, which was his attempt to start up funds like that, that is where they became close. they developed a close relationship but it was the nature of that relationship and the closeness of it that caused concern among uk security authorities. now, when they stopped him they searched his mobile phone and what was emerged in the court case was that there were documents on that phone, messages, text, that suggested a very close relationship. the court ruled that the home secretary had been right to be concerned about the nature of the relationship and that that would put prince andrew potentially in a complicated position, in an exposed position. the allegation was that yang tengbo, but the security services have claimed he belie

andrew: i think this is good news. let me articulate why. what i have been worried about, if you look at what work since july with the fed said they will start to cut rates, what has worked in the market is the low-quality what i would call junk growth stocks. high revenue estimates but very little earnings. very high multiples. the more risk you have taken in the last six months, the better you have done. that scares me because that screams of the year 2021. we know what happened in 2022 market fell apart. to the extent i think the fed has encouraged that risk-taking by saying we are going to cut rates, if they say we are going to go slower, good, rates going up, that takes the heat out of the bubble that i think is occurring. i think that is healthy for the stock market. in many ways, it might extend the bull market longer than just 2025. tom: andrew slimmon with us. he is with morgan stanley. we welcome all of you across the nation. if you are working, computing, apple card play, sirius xm, bloomberg television worldwide, youtube, all of

that news breaking in the last couple of hours — that an alleged chinese spy with links to prince andrewd after a court order protecting his identity was lifted. the businessman, named as yang tengbo, had previously only been known as h6 and was banned from the uk last week by a semi—secret national security court. mr yang, who agreed to have his anonymity lifted, said he had done nothing wrong and descriptions of him as a spy were "entirely untrue". our home and legal affairs correspondent dominic casciani was in court for the ruling. quite an extraordinary and very short hearing this afternoon. not what we were expecting. we were told to come to court at 2:00 because of a basically an urgent application in court. and we expect that we were going to have a bit of a battle over whether or not h6, who we can now say is yang tengbo, also known as chris yang, whether or not we could name him. and as we came into court, it became clear that mr yang's lawyers were going to apply to have his anonymity lifted. this is a very, very unusual situation because typically in a case such as this, befo

so nobody wanted the prince andrew problem to overshadow that.n, palace sources confirmed that prince andrew would not be travelling to norfolk for christmas. sources said it had been the general hope that he would honourably withdraw from all family events to avoid being a distraction. it seems he has taken that on board with regard to sandringham. instead, he will spend the christmas privately at his home in windsor with his ex—wife, sarah, duchess of york. with his ex-wife, sarah, duchess of york. ., , a statement attributed to the deposed syrian leader bashar al—assad has been posted on social media. they are his first apparent comments since he fled to moscow eight days ago. here's our russia editor, steve rosenberg. where is bashar al—assad ? he hasn't been seen since he fled syria. today, a statement, purporting to be from him, appeared on the social media accounts of the former syrian president, dateline moscow. it's unclear who controls the accounts and whether assad wrote this: "my departure from syria was neither planned, nor did it oc