joining us is andrew charles, covering the restaurant space. i guess the first question is, isthe consumer trysting chipotle after a couple health scares >> thanks, brian, for having me. the consumer is trusting which i policy lay more. i think it's because they have done the right things to regain truth. i think that will help in my view the fact they are focusing on digital, pushing people down that venue is the right thing to be doing >> they have something they're coming out with called the chipot-lane. they're placen a lot of optimism on it. why is just driving a car to grab your taco going to change their business >> you know, it's a well-done reinvention that's game changing this is going to be something with a new access point with the consumers, with a third-party courier. i think it's something that enhances convenience more importantly really drives up side to chipotle's cash on cash returns typically they gather about a 40% cash on cash return for new stores so the facta hits better for the income statement as well, gives them permi

>> i think prince charles shouldn't courage prince andrew is to do everything you possibly can in orderting the royal family in a way that nobody could have foreseen. i think that prince charles will do everything in his power to protect the family as a whole and he's not going to put prince andrew before the royal family as a unit. >> we know what it's like the cover the story or read the story from america's point of view, what's the fever pitch in the u.k.? are a lot of people paying attention to those? >> absolutely. the british people are entirely productive of the royal family. we can say what we want about them but you can't come near them. people have been devastated to see the impact that this has had, particularly when it comes to the queen. prince andrew is always been rumored to be her favorite son so i think everyone is feeling huge amounts of sympathy for her and everything that she has had to go through. spewing charlie langston, delighted to have you here i hope you come back and have a happy thanksgiving. busy block coming up. john a hurley, and paris next when you're l

apparently according to nick witchell here talking on bbc news last weekend, charles and andrew haven opportunity for chickens to come home to roost. the difficulty per prince charles is he is on the other side of the world trying to manage the situation from there. also not getting publicity. for his tour. it is a soap opera but it isa for his tour. it is a soap opera but it is a soap opera we need to take very seriously. let's look finally at the mail on sunday which has that picture which print sensory said he was at —— prince andrew, he said he was at —— prince andrew, he said he was unable to verify. they say they have the definitive truth about this picture. have they? the mail on sunday say they have got the full image and that it was cropped. in the corner of this rather nice apartment, we have andrew, the girl and ghislaine maxwell looking like the person who was running, she is like the master of rebels, the enabler in the situation. at her flat. it is interesting to see that bigger image because we have not seen bigger image because we have not seen that. they have some bi

charles and andrew have very different personalities.he advice of his older brother on this? i have no real idea but i would suspect that it might be quite difficult for both of them. as a consequence of this, there will be people saying somebody has to get a grip now, the one point of fact it might be slightly too late. the mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, says he has concerns about the use of any sort of cladding on buildings after a fire at a block of student flats in bolton on friday. the fire service has confirmed that the material on the building is not the same type as used on grenfell tower in london, but mr burnham says it raises issues that need to be addressed, as kevin fitzpatrick reports it was a fire that spread rapidly and ripped through the top three floors of this building in the town centre. people were panicking and coming out because there was a real fire and there was a lot of smoke. so, people were panicking and everyone ran out. heard, like, banging on the door, and saying, "fire!" and i grabbed, like, my

he is out in new zealand at the moment touring, that is prince charles, obviously, not prince andrew.rse it is notjust a family crisis when it is the royal family, it involves all our lives because we are also involved and it is interesting that in this statement today that came from the duke, finally it seems like he is showing the contrition that many feltjust wasn‘t there in his newsnight interview with your colleagues. absolutely and owen, we have seen already some statements. interviews with representatives of the victims in the us are saying they now really would welcome prince andrew telling the authorities whatever he knows, effectively and the times also has more detail on what has happened here. saying yes, prince charles consulted on the queen ‘s involved and obviously it is impossible to know where the most pressure is coming from on all of this. we don't know because we are relying on what —— this is one of the biggest crisis to envelop the royal family for decades. this is the eighth in line to the throne. we're talking about his associations with a prolific paedophile a

the palace let it be known that andrew's brother, prince charles who will one day be queen so unhappywell, i don't think that's not going to get justifiable for anyone. justice for anyone. i wonder what the royal family is going to have to do. will they tell him he will talk to authorities? i am kind of disturbed by this notion. so the metropolitan police in the u.k. have said you know, this is not in our jurisdiction. not our thing. we are too busy. but, that's not been true in previous cases when it didn't involve a royal family member. when the little girl madeleine mccann went missing and that was in portugal, the british parents, remember, they went for dinner, and this becomes an all-out search. and that wasn't in the jurisdiction, either. but they went and did all of that to me, i think that the royal family and the u.k. government is going to have to figure out a way to do something to move it forward. >> doug: i couldn't agree more, dana. this is a huge, huge public relations challenge for the british, for their nation. and for the monarchy. they have got to keep prince andre

learned that prince andrew spoke with the queen and prince charles before making his stunning announcement today. in the unprecedented statement, the prince announced he would step back from public duties for the foreseeable future. it came just 72 hours after this intervied about s- financier jeffrey epstein. >> you were staying at the house yf a convicted sex offender. >> yes. it was a convenient place to stay. >> reporter: within hours, prince andrew was skewered by the british press for that performance, calling him arrogant and lacking in ntmpathy, including for virginia iberts giuffre, photographed here with the prince when she res just 17 years old. >> i don't remember that photographer ever being taken. >> reporter: she says she was with the prince at least three times while still underage, all at properties owned by jeffrey ,pstein. sarah ferguson, prince andrew's ex-wife, has put her support behind him. ree media here has reported that she was the driving force behind the interview, but the damage is already done. several charities, companies, and organizations the prince support

. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that prince andrew spoke with the queen and prince charles before making his stunning announcement. in the unprecedented statement, the prince announced he would step back from public duties for the foreseeable future. it came just 72 hours after this interview aired about his years' long relationship with american financeer jeffrey epstein. >> you were staying at the house of a convicted sex offender. >> it was a convenient place to stay. >> reporter: within hours, prince andrew was skewered by the british press for the performance calling him arrogant and lacking in sympathy. including for virginia roberts dufray, photographed with the prince when she was just 17 years old. >> i don't remember that photograph ever being taken. >> reporter: she says she was forced to have sex with prince andrew at least three times while still under age, all at properties owned by jeffrey epstein. sarah ferguson, prince andrew's behind him. the media here has reported that she was the driving force behind the interview. the damage is already done. several charities

there is a headline prince charles set for angry showdown with prince andrew according to the daily telegraphbirthday party planned for february was cancelled by the queen. >> dana: cancel culture working in that regard. what about virginia. >> she is trying to get the london authorities to investigate and go forward. they say it's not our jurisdiction if there was any trafficking it was elsewhere: i think the legal ramifications are going to continue. the interview that she has given or will give will allow us to see some more of the evidence. but, again, the thing here is, dana, there is nobody cross-examining these people. prince andrew g will iuffre's attorney said i would love to take his deposition and refresh his recollection. in lawyer speak he has evidence to show him to resh his recollection to show him different things he denied. >> dana: it's interesting the metropolitan police in the u.k. would say that remember madeleine mccann the little girl that went missing that was portugal and they were full in on that. i'm a little skeptical about that. >> you are not alone. >> dana: jill

andrew's bbc interview was broadcast on saturday. on tuesday, he was photographed leaving buckingham palace. there, had been meeting with the queen, key advisers and prince charles that the prince andrew statement was released but even during the day, that was yesterday, more companies distancing themselves and of course it had been mentioned during that leaders debate and really for the monarchy, it's so important that they can't be seen to be interfering or a distraction during the democratic process that is an election. so, by yesterday despite this being so unprecedented, there seemed to be a sense of inevitability that this action would have to be taken. inafew in a few minutes, the next edition of brexit cast. good evening. let's start this look at the well weather in australia. as well as the wildfire smoke, that we have been seeing in some parts, this is near victoria in southern australia, blowing dust, that has been because of the strength of the northerly winds and how dry it is. of course, the heat has been almost record—breaking. over 40 degrees around melbourne on thursday, dropping significantly only the high teens and friday with the drop in temp

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this episode has seen prince charles exercise his authority alongside the queen. they were the ones who decided that andrewage was done to the monarchy itself. there's an immediate question as to whether andrew will present himself for questioning by the us authorities about his friendship with the convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein. in his statement last night, andrew said, "of course i am willing to help any appropriate law enforcement agency with their investigations, if required." we do think it's a good, positive step that he says he's going to co—operate with law enforcement, but we'd like to see that happen. we do think it's a good, positive step that he says he's is he going to, for example, fly to the united states and voluntarily meet with our fbi? will he sit for depositions? here, andrew's links with more organisations are being severed. he's stepped down as chancellor of huddersfield university, and as patron of the 0utwa rd bound trust. he will have much less to do. he's funded by an allowance from the queen's private income. it's not known whether that will now be cut. nicholas witchell,

evening and our understanding was it was a personal decision by prince andrew but it did follow discussions with the queen and prince charlestourin and prince charles was currently on tour in new zealand. what does it mean? well, he is not resigning any of his 200 or so patronage as oppositions but he is stepping back from them and the palace does understand that some of those organisations, some of those charities, may wish to find themselves a new patron. he will appear at royal family events so potentially the next time we see him, may be at sandringham at christmas was not he is stepping back from public duties for the foreseeable future and one expects that this could be for some considerable time, charlie. labour will launch its general election manifesto today, withjeremy corbyn promising 75 billion pounds to fund the biggest social housing building programme in decades. the conservatives are also talking about building houses today — they're announcing plans to deliver a million homes in five years, with extra help for first—time buyers. our political correspondent jessica parker is in westminster. so we are expecti

. >> reporter: prince andrew determined not to go into hiding, seen out riding with the queen today but cancelling a business trip to bahrain. prince charles said to be pushing for his brother's withdraw om something about the shift in power from the queen to the man who sometimes referred to as the shadow king, if you'd like. >> reporter: his friendship with convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein and lack of remorse in last weekend's interview engulfing the royals in crisis. >> is prince andrew have the full support of the royal family? >> reporter: his sister princess ann facing questions and a lengthening list of organizations, international bank barclay and orchestra and the world famous cambridge university reviewing his position as a patron. meanwhile, attorney general william barr said he initially had his own suspicion ath hind was a perfect storm of sc intrigue like a story line from "the crown". prince andrew hopes to return to royal duties within months on british newspapers re reporting he's been forced to move his office out of buckingham pace. keir simmons, nbc news, london. >>> tens of thousands of text messages are at the c

this episode has seen prince charles exercise his authority alongside the queen. they were the ones who decided that andrew question as to whether andrew will present himself for questioning by the us authorities about his friendship with the convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein. in his statement last night, andrew said, "of course i am willing to help any appropriate law enforcement agency with their investigations if required." we do think it's a good, positive step that he says he's going to cooperate with law enforcement, but we'd like to see that happen. is he going to, for example, fly to the united states and voluntarily meet with our fbi? will he sit for depositions? here, andrew's links with more organisations are being severed. he's stepped down as chancellor of huddersfield university, and as patron of the outward bound trust. he will have much less to do. he's funded by an allowance from the queen's private income. it's not known whether that will now be cut. nicholas witchell, bbc news. one of the most pressing issues for politicians is how to tackle the social care crisis for adults in the u

charles is next in line to the throne >> we understand that prince charles hasn't gone to see prince andreweeking council from his father, prince phillip >> reporter: back in june during president trump's visit, prince andrew was front and center. the two have known each other from for some time here they are 20 years ago at a party with jeffrey epstein next week at the nato summit in london, the president is once again set to meet the queen. it's unlikely her so called favorite son will have the same role to play >> erin, who is attending the queen's nato reception next week >> reporter: the nato reception will be held here at buckingham palace, unsurprisingly, prince andrew will not be on the guest list, but neither will prince harry and meghan they're away on family time. prince william will be traveling as well. so it will be a smaller group of senior members of the royal family. >> erin mclaughlin, thank you >>> coming up next right here, if you're planning on catching a movie this holiday season, pack some patience with your popcorn. we're going to explain the reasons why films these

understanding is that it was a personal decision taken by prince andrew but this was following discussion with the queen and with prince charleson tourin prince charles who have courses on tour in new zealand the moment. he is not resigning any of his 200 or so patrick images or positions but he is stepping back from them —— patrickjenny‘s he is stepping back from them —— patrick jenny's and we he is stepping back from them —— patrickjenny‘s and we understand that many of those organisations might wish to find themselves a new patron and there is an understanding on the part of the palace that that will happen. he was stepping back from public duties and he will not carry out any public engagements but our understanding from the palace is that he will appear at royal events, so potentially the next time we might see him is at sandringham at christmas, the traditional time when most of the senior members of the royalfamily come most of the senior members of the royal family come together. interestingly one of the main organisations that he has been involved with in the last five years orso, an involved with in the last five yea

1st skirmish went down but is incredible andrew what do we know about how this got started how the plot to her bow formed man it's an amazing story i mean charles a lot of the leader of the rebellion and this was all his kind of brainchild right he was as far as i'm concerned like the william wallace of the american south and his story was just incredible he was incredibly clever and incredibly rich so resourceful and yet he was a mixed race slave driver on the wooden plantation owned by as you gramma said men will enter his master and as such he had special privileges and he was seen by his fellow slaves as men well andres lapdog essentially his right hand man and he would ask his master you know a master can i go to the trip on a as a stage to visit my girlfriend and his master and say oh yeah go ahead you know it's fine to spend the night and day long and would spend the night going around to different plantations you know stirring stuff up and trying to get these more rebels to his cause and he went out it goes for months. and i think it went on more than just months it. i don't think it went on for years because we're talking about a time

charles will be king one day. >> right. connell: they can do without prince andrew. >> they can.garet than anybody else. for all the wild antics of "the crown" they don't match reality what is happening. this guy, if the worst is true, what he said in the interview of why it was that he stayed with epstein for so long, it is just totally inexcusable. david: terrible. >> i don't see him recovering. connell: worst handling of an interview. what is coming up on "bulls & bears"? >> we have dr. siegel how to bring prescription drug prices down. there is our good buddy, steve forbes. everybody loves steve forbes. the smartest guy in the world, whether the socialist lure of bernie and liz has lost its luster. connell: oh, i wonder what steve will say about that. i do too. we'll see. connell: david, see you at the top of the hour. >> absolutely. melissa: a strong move in the streaming wars. a new push from netflix that could take viewers off the couch? that's next. plus a high-tech herd. russian farm is using high-tech headsets on dairy cows to reduce the anxiety. who knew dairy cows wer

newspaper the sun, the 93-year-old queen summoned andrew to buckingham palace to tell him her decision. after heavy pressure from her eldest son prince charless to be properly examined. in the meantime it's right and only right he should step back from duties. >> the duke of york says he unequivocally regretted his relationship with the financier and was willing to aid in any ongoing investigation. his association with epstein has becomea major disruption to my families work work going many organizations and charities i'm proud to support. >> he was forced into a corner in protest from big business, charities, and it's a catastrophe for both appellants and the prince. this comes days after an interview where he denied allegations he had sex with an underage woman who said she had been trafficked by epstein. >> reporter: pg&e has issued the all clear. customers have had power restored and safety inspections and restoration is underway. 50,000 customers throughout the territory have their power shut off yesterday. 18,000 customers in the north they were affected some 12,000 in lake county and there were more outages in the foothills. four doze

and in the case of charles and anne, they had a much more austere upbringing then andrew and edward who prince charles will be furious about this. because it is, this is done very serious damage to the monarchy at, you know, the only way the monarchy works if if people do not stop —— start asking what it is for and if you think about what royal white prince andrew is for, who has no constitutional role as such, the only thing can be to promote ideals, values and organisations and i don't mean people expressing working, so what he has done has drawn attention to that kind of question of what is the monarchy for? and not given any kind of good answers, and just given damaging ones. thank you so much for your time this morning here on bbc brea kfast. and the bbc newsnight special prince andrew and the epstein scandal is available on the iplayer. it is one full hour of very interesting television. good morning, i'm asad ahmad. new trains into london waterloo station — which are the cause of two years of strikes and further walk—outs next month — won't be running until the summer. south west

and prince charles and the shock waves from his interview continuing after his failure to show sympathy for jeffrey epstein's victims and seeming lack of remorse for their friendship prince andrew will lose his taxpayer-funded salary and only appear at family events, a humiliation for a man born into public life. keir simmons, nbc news, london >>> an nfl star will indefinite suspension for a violent attack at a game last week. here is s >> reporter: a full week and countless replays later, myles garrett's clubbing of mason rudolph with his own helmet remains the talk of the sports world. tonight the nfl upheld the cleveland browns' star defender's punishment after his appeal suspended indefinitely >> it sends that message loudly and clearly that even though one guy has done it, it should never happen again, and if it does, this is what's going to happen to you. >> reporter: garrett, who apologized for his actions after the game, made his case in person at league headquarters in new york espn reported garrett to pittsburgh steelers quarterback quickly an nfl spokesperson said, we looked into it and found no such evidence rudolph has not been disciplined by the league >> the bott

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this episode has seen prince charles exercise his authority alongside the queen. they were the ones who decided that andrewe question as to whether andrew will present himself for questioning by the us authorities about his friendship with the convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein. in his statement last night, andrew said, "of course i am willing to help any appropriate law enforcement agency with their investigations if required." we do think it's a good, positive step that he says he's going to cooperate with law enforcement, but we'd like to see that happen. is he going to, for example, fly to the united states and voluntarily meet with our fbi? will he sit for depositions? here, andrew's links with more organisations are being severed. he's stepped down as chancellor of huddersfield university, and as patron of the outward bound trust. he will have much less to do. he's funded by an allowance from the queen's private income. it's not known whether that will now be cut. nicholas witchell, bbc news. turning to google, it is extending a ban on political campaigns targeting advertising, people based on the

andrew and geoffrey epstein yes basically of the new reports the gay sions of. assassination in a u.s. prison and so forth but you can understand why prince charles would want the fact that he sought the advice on his marriage to diana from jimmy savile you can understand why a things like that would want to be kept secret. because they would be seen in a bad bad light when in fact they were. presumably the it's a completely innocent well i don't think prince charles was no is no way responsible for what jimmy savile to and and there's an incident in that sort of ghastly behavior that jimmy savile in indulged in but the fact is he should have bad judgment this is our future king he should bad judgment in relying on jimmy savile for marriage advice and being very close to him and being a stark defender of them even when it was known to other people that jimmy savile was a was a bad lot well obviously they're also allegations about how the queen hides her wealth in tax havens yes but when it comes to the removal of the monarchy in this country rather than the barricades or anything you just finally you talk about the national anthem and a slight ch

this episode has seen prince charles exercise his authority alongside the queen. they were the ones who decided that andrewf course i am willing to help any appropriate law enforcement agency with their we do think it‘s a good, positive step that he says he‘s going to cooperate with law enforcement, but we‘d like to see that happen. is he going to, for example, fly to the united states and voluntarily meet with our fbi? will he sit for depositions? here, andrew‘s links with more organisations are being severed. he‘s stepped down as chancellor of huddersfield university, and as patron of the outward bound trust. he will have much less to do. he‘s funded by an allowance from the queen‘s private income. it‘s not known whether that will now be cut. nicholas witchell, bbc news. more witnesses have been giving evidence to the last day of the public committee inquiry into the potential impeachment of president trump. they include fiona hill, the former top russian expert on the national security council, and david holmes, the counsellor for political affairs at the us embassy in ukraine. at the heart of the inqui

. >>> and during his visit to new zealand, prince charles ignored a question about his younger brother, prince andrewla visited christ krurnlchurch, wh authorities asked him from a distance from his brother should talk to authorities investigating the late jeffrey epstein. >>> and here at home, jane fonda taking part in another friday protest calling for a cleaner environment. she has been leading the demonstrations in washington for several weeks, getting arrested during many of those protests. capitol police today arrested actress diane lane among others as they blocked the street >>> you are up to date that's the news update, guys have a great weekend >> you too, sue, thanks. >>> still ahead, up in smoke the president meeting with vaping advocates and public health groups at the white house today. we'll key inn e othkey vaping meeting with vertical wellness don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ don't get mad. get e*trade, dawg. in the human brain, billions of nefor people with parkinson's, some neurons change their tune, causing uncontrollable tremors. now, abbott technology can target those exact neuron

. >> reporter: prince andrew determined not to go into hiding seen out riding with the queen but canceling a business trip to bahrain. prince charles said to be pushing for his brother's withdrawal from public life at least for the foreseeable life at least according to british newspapers. >> it rather tells you the shift of power from the queen to the man who sometimes referred to as the shadow king, if you like. >> his friendship with convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein and lack of remorse in last weekend's interview engulfing the royals in crisis. >> excuse me ma'am, do you have the full support of the royal family william. >> his sister princess ann facing questions. among a lengthening list, barclay's, the royal philharmonic orchestra deciding to part company and the cambridge university reviewing his position as a patron. william barr initially had his own suspicions about financier jeffrey epstein's death behind bars at one of the most secure jails in america but came to conclude that his suicide was a result of a perfect storm of screw-ups. the palace intrigue this week, the story line from the crown, prince andrew hopes

are all students of the great scholar charles black, who would want to focus not only on the text, but the structure of the institution. >> i should mention that andrew johnson was impeached for trying to fire the secretary of war stanton, and in doing that, he violated the tenure of office act, that said that certain positions, including the secretary of war, the person holding that office could not be removed by the president without the advice and consent of the senate. that is itself plainly unconstitutional. >> the tenure of office act itself. >> the tenure of office act, because a president cannot be an executive in office unless he can fire those who work for him. >> and washington insisted on that. in congress agreed with him. >> right, and you cannot have it any other way unless you have an executive. there is one very large consequence to the argument that philip and akhil -- with which i completely agree, that impeachment is a legal proceeding and not purely political. the essence of a legal proceeding is that like cases have to be decided like cases have to be decided like, and so the grounds of impeachment have to be -- if you impeach a

charles before signing off on it. showing that her eldest son may be playing in the fate of andrew. >>> dylan is back with another checke weather. >> we're talking about rain and the potential for snow. but we also have warm temperatures, especially think the northern plains where temps are 10 to 15 degrees above average. it is chilly in minneapolis. only 39 degrees for a high today. minneapolis, 44. that's above average. and rapid city, 53 degrees. that warmer air will move eastward as we go through tomorrow. omaha, close to 60. oklahoma city, close to 70. st. louis, 53. still chilly across the appalachians and up and down the east coast. going to see no sunshine tomorrow. it will rain up and down the east coast, especially from the mid-atlantic northward. early next week, tuesday in charleston, 64 degrees. that will feel nice. nashville, 62 on tuesday. charlotte, up to 64 on wednesday. even the east coast on wednesday, should get up to 62 in philadelphia. we have the next system that's going to start to cool things down later in the week and going into next weekend. we are looking for today, some of the heaviest rain

andrew scandal — with reports that the queen has cancelled his 60th birthday party. not a picture of him. that is not his photo. it also features a photo of prince charlesr of new zealand. and the most read story on the bbc news website is about the brawl at a cinema complex in birmingham, where police moved in to tackle a fight involving people armed with machetes. much more on the papers throughout the morning on bbc breakfast. while it may not be an election headline—grabber, like brexit or the nhs, the issue of childcare remains hugely important to millions of families. breakfast‘sjohn maguire has been talking to parents and care providers about their concerns and what they'd like to see done to help. have you had a nice day? that is a nice cuddle! it was maycomb time for libby. a5 for all parents returning for work, forje55, finding the nursery for work, forje55, finding the nur5ery place for work, forje55, finding the nursery place was for work, forje55, finding the nur5ery place was the first hurdle. it is quite difficult to get into nursery. it is quite difficult to get into nur5ery. so we put it is quite difficult to get into nursery. so we put

prince andrew stepped out of the spotlight, his office at buckingham palace is closing now he'll have to explain himself to the future king, older brother prince charlesown with u.s. investigators after that disastrous interview with the bbc about the prince's friendship with convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein. >> but you were staying at the house with a convicted sex offender. >> it was a convenient place to stay. >> the queen's second son later put out a statement saying he unequivocally regrets the ill judged association with epstein. queen elizabeth seen riding with prince andrew at windsor friday is trying to balance the role of monarch and mother, reportedly calling off a big birthday party for andrew at buckingham palace to celebrate his charity work next year. buckingham palace declined to comment, as the flood of damaging headlines shows no sign of slowing down. >> he's 60 in february, and the queen was going to host that for him. the event the of the last week, that's been cancelled. >> reporter: and it could get worse. >> but he knows the truth. >> reporter: virginia roberts giuffre who told savannah she was instructed to have sex with

among the queen and prince charles, it is believed they we re prince charles, it is believed they were instrumental in getting prince andrewy "no longer have the capacity" to offer them. doctors supported the proposal at a meeting of english local medical committees in london yesterday. it means the british medical association will lobby nhs england to stop home visits being a contractual obligation. an nhs spokesperson said gps would still visit patients at home where there was a clinical need to do so. an investigation is due to start, after a fire severly damaged a victorian seafront hotel in eastbourne yesterday. flames spread from the basement of the grade—two listed claremont hotel in eastbourne, and engulfed much of the building. six people were treated for minor injuries and one person was taken to hospital with breathing difficulties. thejury in the grace millane murder trial heard horrific details about the way in which the british backpacker died in new zealand. because of the nature of her killer's defence, grace's parents had to listen to claims about their daughter's sex life, with the case reported around th

with governor andrew cuomo slamming him in countless emails for getting beat by congresswoman ocasio-cortez over the failed amazon deal. they said you got outsmarted by a bartender. charlesking money on fbn. bartenders work hard as well. what is it about? >> one of the magazines has had a bartend article column. they know everything, right? everyone tells them their troubles and they know all the gossip. in this particular case it wasn't getting outsmarted by aoc as much as being out of touch with a lot of new yorkers thinking that hey, she won this district. remember, she won this district against a guy supposed to be number two in the party. they were elevating this guy to the top of the very party. and she pulled off one of the biggest upsets ever. i think these established politicians like the cuomos of the world have a tin ear. what does she represent? why did the people vote for her? would she have any kind of clout when it came to something like this? he dismissed her out of hand and that's where he blew it. >> bill: interesting cover on the post today. bill deblasio wants to ban this. >> when all the french restaurants were number one, two, three and five and i w