andrew hi you look just great. you invited yourself. well, it's all for you , no, perfect woman.done what came? we are very glad to see you . you look gorgeous. thanks, you're great too. this is your girlfriend no. such a luxurious girl is ordinary. the wind is chasing me, my mischievous hair. reply and walk. i pepper a young sleeping city to me in the sky now went with a girl to the cinema was good. and sergey ivanovich ryder or where? yes, i think. there were robberies in the area, 6 in a week. i need to run around the area again. bubbles is good live you had breakfast for me today 11 not yet, nor had breakfast. see help. so, see you then, all right. you need advocate. i don't. why are you, comrade captain, interfering with the work of law enforcement agencies in any way? a little unintentionally. come on, forget the business of life. you'd better tell me where they gave you such a blow to the guy to whom you returned the jaw, they barely pumped it out. yes, i was not hit anywhere . to be honest, i don’t even remember, when was the last time you fought seriously, probably, at s

his bodyguard was beaten in the toilet. he is still in the hospital. you are something of his business. sasha has nothing to do with it. andrew thank you all.e're fine. look , i don't know if everything's okay with you. and we have a police officer lenya konderekov wounded on it's your fault to put pressure on me. no need here. say thank you that i am to your cause along with mine. you understood me. yes, everything is clean. why didn't you wash it here? well , here's the dirt under the wing, i see that enough money do not want to pay, just say so. so what happened. just explain to him that if the paid service is ordered, then it must be performed. we just recently opened with vika morozov, therefore, there is a problem with personnel. maybe vodka? goodbye. vitya where are you? not a phone conversation strongly let go yes come in. i wanted to kill goretsky to talk, yes, he’s the client’s documents, everything is so right, and you have already studied them. not yet, maybe we'll see together. of course, but i really need it. so andreevich's plan is, of course, difficult for you to refuse. thanks. well, i suggest something better. this is how

andrew marden standing by for us in orlando for today's event. good. it's great to see you again. andrew. >> hi, james and darya. you guys thought you were done with me after beijing, right? but nope, you got to talk to me again today. i'm so sorry. sorry, not sorry. one of those things. but yeah, we're at liv golf, orlando. it's the 3rd stop on the liv golf tour this year. the first one was in mexico 2 weeks ago. they were in tucson and jason actually cover that one in tucson. i don't get the luxury of phil mickelson walking into my live report right now. unfortunately, but we can tell you that we are 90 minutes away from the shotgun start, of course, live golf different than other tours. it's about the team's as much as the individuals. there are 12 teams that are going to be out on the course. one of those teams actually took the time yesterday to work with younger golfers, the next generation that would be team majestic since featured up of golfers from england. you've got poulter lee westwood henrik stenson. they work with 20 kids from the arbor school of central florida guys. it's about 3

you hear me? andrew: francis zuber fatefully crossing his path, able to claw out the snow and revealed the snowboarder's face. >> can you breathe? andrew: the two reuniting, telling their story to gma. >> i was waiting for my friends to get to make, having confidence they were going to get there. and tn when they didn't and they started radioing me, i could not respond to them, because my arms were bound. at that point i realized i was in a lot of trouble. andrew: we will have more on this rescue at 7:00 a.m. i am andrew dymburt, abc news, new york. reggie: that is a lot to go through. i'm curious where he got that shovel. kumasi: i mean, smart. reggie: yeah. thank goodness he came along. coming up, issues in antioch. the investigation that is having an impact on police service there. >> former president donald trump, now the first president to be indicted on criminal charges. i'm morgan norwood, and i will have the latest coming up. kumasi: we will be right back. announcer: building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> legally it is a serious moment when you have

i don't know if it matters if it's a troll or not, because you have guys like andrew -- i enjoy his characteree this lampooning character he does. but i also enjoy just as much the regular social justice warriors it's based on. and i left us as much is that. which is more entertaining to me? they are both equally entertaining and both equally constructive in their absurdities. whether it's a troll or it isn't, he is still annoying people. i mean, they should still remove him from the school. the fact that the school is paralyzed shows so much. >> greg: it's amazing. he's telling an amazing story. i know that was a "south park" pot years ago, i believe, but this is an incredible achievement. it is performance art. >> tom: whether he's doing it at performance art or doing it seriously, it's making the same point. >> andrew: it matters because there have been bomb threats to the school now, people are so upset about it. are they bomb threats or are they worried one of the breasts will pop connect i don't know. [laughter] with the school in its reports has said there's no urgency to resolve this

his position. andrew liz, andrea, thank you. rail safety will be the focus today when the ceo of norfolk southern testifies on capitol hill. alan shaw will apologize for the toxic derailment in east palestine, ohio and will detail the safety changes now being made. the company is also building a facility in ohio to improve the training of first responders. meanwhile officials in west virginia say no hazardous materials were involved when 22 cars from this csx train derailed yesterday, some diesel fuel did leak into a river. the cars derailed after hitting a rock slide war of words in the debate over the origins of covid 19, a former cdc director, taking aim at dr anthony fauci. it was one subject during a hearing on u. s national security threats. another big topic. with social media. two subjects dominated a senate hearing on the top global threats to america, covid, 19 and tiktok. to me, it screams out with national security concerns. senator marco rubio question fbi director christopher wray on whether tiktok, which is owned

his testimony in court. okay, i heard you. go. well, take it tomorrow. and if it's urgent, call him on his cell. andrew look at me. it hurts not to turn around. tell me what happened to you. it's because of the money you asked me because of them you were beaten. you owe someone why didn't you immediately explain? it would change something. connected one condition now you will tell me about all your problems before they begin. do you understand me? thank you. i'm sorry, but officially you are not my patient. you are not registered with our clinic. and so write out the necessary painkiller for you. i can't. yes, i just would not want my diagnosis to be officially mentioned somewhere. i understand, i understand, but you understand me too, we have certain reporting can not. it seems to me more become stronger than the usual analgesics. well, there are other people, how they struggle with this problem, of course, but they do not hide their diagnosis, they are officially registered and receive official medical assistance. people who need painkillers who cannot get them officially use the services of so-called intermediar

you both. hi john reid. hello you both. hi andrew, good to talk to you. john, over to you.ust had is something that's very important . had is something that's very important. me. and if i could have 2 minutes of your time on that, i'll be grateful. you have to. far away . i don't know. to. far away. i don't know. stephen bear , the man in the stephen bear, the man in the moon. i have no idea nor the girl that he was seen with, nor anything else. however i would. i would raise the. yeah, let's lock him because he's been naughty . and if you lock him up naughty. and if you lock him up for 21 months or 21 years, it will make no difference unless you the man in some way so that when he comes out he's not the man he was when he went. however, in system we've got in the kidney criminal justice system, we've got to die unless there's some authority and knowledge on this rehabilitation is taking a backseat and i've got no how to rehabilitate something like him. but if we do nothing, he's going to come out. and whenever and do it all again. because made that way. we need to rehabili

a text poll , the program, ask text poll, the program, to ask whether you would be interested in a book by prince andrew about histhe question. oh, dear, bad. 93.8% say no. and 6.2% say they might give it a go . there's might give it a go. there's always hope. thank folks. lots more to come . the government's more to come. the government's crackdown on social behaviour work. we'll be asking former home office minister ann widdecombe. she's tonight's newsmaker and she's . just it's just wsfime just it's time now for the newsmaker in which we tackle a big story of day in the company of a fearless commentator. tonight, people who vandalise public spaces will to repair the damage they cause , within 48 hours of they cause, within 48 hours of being given an order under government plans. communities will also have a say on offenders are punished . the offenders are punished. the pilot scheme covering ten areas aims to show the public such acts quickly and visibly . the acts quickly and visibly. the pilot forms part a crackdown on anti—social which the prime minister rishi sunak will announce tomorrow as he says he hopes

a text poll , the program, ask text poll, the program, to ask whether you would be interested in a book by prince andrew about his, bad . the question. oh, dear, bad. 93.8% say no. and 6.2% say they might give it a go . there's might give it a go. there's always hope. thank folks. lots more to come . the government's more to come. the government's crackdown on social behaviour work. we'll be asking former home office minister ann widdecombe. she's tonight's newsmaker and she's . just it's just wsfime just it's time now for the newsmaker in which we tackle a big story of day in the company of a fearless commentator. tonight, people who vandalise public spaces will to repair the damage they cause , within 48 hours of they cause, within 48 hours of being given an order under government plans. communities will also have a say on offenders are punished . the offenders are punished. the pilot scheme covering ten areas aims to show the public such acts quickly and visibly . the acts quickly and visibly. the pilot forms part a crackdown on anti—social which the prime minister rishi sunak will announce tomorrow as he says

andrew, thank you for reporting on this. >>> biden decided to play nice with china and not be upset about covid. well, when you do that, you reach out, reach out to china, what happens? on his first comments since taking his position, the new chinese foreign minister warned late yesterday that beijing and washington are headed for a c conflict or a confrontation if the u.s. basically does not wake up. consider a warning of an air force, the lieutenant notes, revealing details from a classified pentagon war game that simulated chinese push to take control of the south china sea. he found china's missile force reigned down on the bases and ports, the u.s. relied on in the region. turning american combat aircraft, ammunitions into smoldering ruins in just a matter of days. my response was holy-moly. we are going to lose this if we fight like this. how our long-held doctrines of warfare would become obsolete. here to react to this, john radcliffe during the trump administration. john, i think people still have this romantic view of capability, militarily after all these years, like it is still 1986 or 1994 or 2002. what do we have to understand from this situation with china ri

what went through your mind when you heard sergeant vargas andrews being in the tower with his team leaderady to shoot that suicide bomber and couldn't get the a-okay. the battalion commander came in and he said, i don't know. who can give us the okay, this is the man we need to shoot and they never got the a-okay and that guy, 13 americans and many more died. what goes through your mind, what was happening in the tower and how can we improve the rules of engagement rules? >> unfortunately the authority and authorization that should have been available for them to do their job were not. the department of state was running this military operation and they should never run a military operation. it never goes well to have a politician trying to dictate what war fighters do on the ground, this is the byproduct. young men and women will lie and we will lose wars. they disbanded the -- this could have saved american lives and the people that were evacuating. it is fault of the government and department of state for things like this happening and us to continue to lose wars. >> steve: indeed, ear

his invasion of ukraine. well andrew small is a senior transatlantic fellow with the german marshall funds indo pacific program here in berlin at good to have you with us, andrew. this is essentially, she's 1st i visit since being reconfirmed as chinese later. it's also his 1st visit since the invasion. what do you make of the timing of this movie? or she can thing has taken virtually every major opportunity. he's had that these important junctures absence. he 1st became general sack fear coffee to meet with pearson and conduct these symbolic trips. and so in one way this is become, is, is the demonstration that he's prepared to go ahead with these kind of routine exchanges in which he has continued to deepen relations with russia. even at a sensitive juncture. m, as, as we're seeing now, am barely a year off to the russian invasion. that the criticism that he knew would come from being going a heck with a state visit in this context is something that he's am comfortable pushing back against. the one thing that he is doing around the is it in order to provide some level of political cover for it and is also putting a cool in it would appear aft

andrew pollack. you know him. a few people have moved me in my career covering these type of tragedies as has andrew. he lost his beautiful daughter, me do you in the marjory stoneman douglas high school. she was among 17 killed back then and the irony is there was an armed guard at the school. he never entered the school by which time beautiful meadow and so many others were gone. andrew joins me right now. sorry, my friend, under these circumstances. here you had officers that were immediate and fast and probably had the response that you wish would have been in place some five years ago. your thoughts. >> those police officers did a great job. very heroic. we're failing to notice here is that a 14-minute response time is unacceptable. the shooting in park land took seven minutes and killed 17. we're very lucky. what we're failing to note here is that parents need to wake up and demand that they have programs in place in their school like the guardian program in florida where there's training for teachers, training for veterans, training for individuals that could work at these schools and be able to carry in

just to remind you of our breaking news — the social media influencer andrew tate and his brother tristanter a judge ruled in favour of their appeals. but they will remain under house arrest. andrew tate, his brother tristan and the two romanian female suspects have been under police detention since dec. 29 as prosecutors investigate them for suspected human trafficking, rape and forming a criminal gang to sexually exploit women. we will continue following that story and many others right here on bbc news. stay with us. hello, the last day of march was unsettled across the southern half of the uk. plenty of showers and areas of heavy rain and strong winds, but this area of low pressure will clear away during the first part of the weekend, and into the start of april, things become a bit drier and brighter and more settled and we should start to see more sunshine on sunday. this area of low pressure has been pulling away into the near continent, taking strong wind with it but leaving a legacy of cloud. further showers and a weather front bringing further rain to northern ireland, parts of

you. here's an andrew jackson. make a clean set of sheets happen, i'll introduce you to his twin brother.es) you don't have to do the banter, but what's it cost me? manny, it was a great idea to come on the train. rail is the last bastion of respectable travel now that every airport has become a sweat-pant convention. we are all traveling to portland because jay's ex-wife, dede, is getting remarried. we're so happy. for us. it means the end of those damn alimony payments, so i'm gonna make sure dede goes through with it. it'll be, "i do," "i do," "i'm done." (bell dinging) how much choice action are we gonna get on this trip? i'm managing my expectations. don't you know anything about trains? hey. we're just gonna go bang out

his entourage. andrew what do you think? i think you're great.erstand what the situation is at the moment in ukraine, and you know what else offends me, as a person who reads the media , is that in any situation where the trace of the ukrainian special services of ukrainian authorities is visible, of course, they wash their hands and say, this is not m- we didn’t even know about it, if we remember the explosion of the nord stream, again the same incident that happened in the urine, but don’t such operations agreed in high offices. you know me. when i served as an officer in the armed forces, i went to the airfield from this airfield as an officer of the commander of the assault battalion of the marines of the baltic fleet, so i know, but i will answer at two levels, first of all at the tactical level , the conflict that i am now taking place on the territory. in ukraine, in general, the theater is such a hybrid, which means that it has a protracted character. it took a year for everyone to figure it out. what is being done at the same time, it me

criminal case, you can go back to the nixon decision where it's pretty clear that this would come out against the former president. so that seems like a very weak argument on his part. >> andrewt does it for this issue of "andrea mitchell reports." remember follow us online, on facebook and on twitter @mitchellreports. "chris jansing reports" starts right after this. "chris jansing reports" starts right after this it can quickly stop migraine in its tracks within 2 hours... without worrying if it's too late or where you are. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks a protein believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. migraine pain relief starts with u. learn how abbvie can help you save. ask about ubrelvy, the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. ever leave your clothes in the dryer and find a wrinkled mess? try downy wrinkle guard fabric softener! wrinkle guard penetrates deep into fibers, leaving clothes so soft, wrinkles don't want to stick around. make mornings smoother with downy wrinkle guard fabric softener. this is going to be great. taking the shawl off. make

you think donald trump here is that? seizes on it and tries to spin it to his advantage. do you think oh go oh look andrewcuomo equity -- >> i think the cancer in the body politic here is old school politicians are play by their own rules when it comes to power. violating rules and violating the norms of sexual conduct as well. i think the important lesson to draw from this culturally that it does reflect what a lot of people are if. this is framed as a payment to an adult porn star, people who received in one way. within the legal context, this will be a case about probably a tax violation and campaign finance violation. what cuomo is saying is that a matter that rises to the level of putting the former president behind bars. if he's convicted of a felony. i think it's clear a lot of americans would say no. that is something the reflects for a lot of america's. >> i needed short and sweet and you guys made it powerful short and sweet. thank you so much. look for to see you guys next weekend again. meantime for, all of you. that's good for me on this edition of alex witt reports. i'll see you friday 3 pm

his gear is in the back. he knows how to get to it quickly. that's how you save lives. andrew mccabe, i appreciate it. thank you. president biden today renewed his call for lawmakers to pass a ban on so called salt weapons just short of 19 years since the 1994 version expired and wasn't renewed. he also signaled how constrained he says he is the chief executive to do more, telling reporters quote. i can't do anything except pleaded with the congress to act reasonably. as for what congress will do so far, democrats have yet to decide how to proceed or if to proceed and fair to say many, if not, most. republicans aren't willing to proceed at all in the house, at least on any gun restrictions. here's what some of them said or flat out, refused to say when asked by reporters, including our men, manu raju. nashville is obviously incredibly seriously nothing. you responsible speak brother this week. universal circle. and i think with respect any discussion of legislation, it's premature. you seem to indicate there was nothing more congress can do in terms of, you know, we want to. you want to legislate evil?

the next time you take a take a close look at that $20 bill, take a close look at the face of andrew jackson and think about his legacy. and i guarantee you after this discussion, you will never look at that $20 bill the same way again. i promise you. clarence, your book is powerful. i, i use that word purposely because it is it's one of many descriptors, descriptive terms i could use to describe a book that explores not only the past. we're talking about 1822, harriet tubman's birth. we're talking about the pivotal years of 1863 to 1865. we're talking about 1913, the year of her death. but we're also talking about this moment because as your book and harriet tubman is more than just a symbol of when the obama administration in. 2016 announced that it was going to place harriet tubman on the on the cover. i mean, on the front of its $20 bill replacing andrew jackson, there was a furor. and this question hasn't been settled yet. what happened in 2016 and where are we now with harriet tubman's place in history, symbolically and actually, especially in the context of this pushback against what people a lot of folk

his internal policies. i care about the veterans and gold star mothers like marine sgt vargas andrews had his arm blow off and his leg. youe suicide bomber in his sights and was not given permission to engage. that is what i care about. that's why if they do not deliver by monday close of business i will serve the subpoena. shannon: want to make sharia back to the other gentlemen it was cumbersome bowman on the issue of tiktok a very heated hearing this week. he says just going after tiktok is potentially racist. here's what he says. but let's not be racist towards china and express our xenophobia when it comes to tiktok. because american companies have done tremendous harm to american people. shannon: he says this is somehow xena phobic motivation to go after china. tiktok, when we have american company ceases marketing privacy concerns in the same ways. we are race has been the shining is not. do not understand this logic blame america first. every national security official in this administration it's a national security threat. we banded in the congress, right? we bandit in the congress that it is too dangerous for us

andrew is in the front passenger seat, his friend is driving. and he's probably hitting 80, 90. i'm saying, youow down". it was falling on deaf ears — i don't think he responded at all — so i basically reached the conclusion that somebody was going to die that night. does your fire extinguisher work? it's out? i used it all up — - i can't put the fire out. sirens wail. watch out. the car has hit a tree. the driver was thrown into bushes nearby. he died from his injuries. i'm very fortunate to have walked away from that wreck with as little injury as i did. you've seen pictures of the car — there was not much left of it. in the scheme of things, to have walked away from that wreck is very fortunate. one of the first people on the scene pulled andrew out of the car. he also told police what has happened. did anybody see what happened? any of you guys see what happened? wait — that's not the driver? did you see where the driver went? oh, the driver is the person in the bushes? despite the man's testimony, the police suspect andrew was, in fact, the driver. there was no way that that's the passenge

andrew, thank you for your input. senator braun was here yesterday and i appreciate his involvement in championing this issue in this bille saw go through both the senate and the house this week in washington on this department of labor rule. we have to fight this at all levels. in the state of oklahoma, we have no one to blame but republicans for not getting things done. we are highly motivated. everyday we are in session working for the people. >> you touch on the council a little. -- you touched on cancel culture a little. you look at disney which is gone woke plus. do you say to a parent do not get this implies? do not watch disney movies? how do we strike the balance between being active and protest? >> the more active you are, the more effective you are doing. it means more. if you do not go to disneyland or disney world for vacation because of their woke policies, called them and so that. -- called them and tell them that. disney is aware of this. you do not offend a half of your target market and not realize we are doing. they are aware that mess this up and they have lost control in florida of the land in disney

know, i'm going to brin you in a second, but andrew want to pick up on something you talked about let's say that trump's lawye said yesterday that, if ther is an indictment his clien will follow the normal process if he doesn't, as you pointe out, because he's or state charges new york would the have to go down an extradite him from florida to new york my question is, is there a legal way for florida governor ron desantis to stop that kind of action by new york? >> i think the answer to tha is that he could slow it down, but i really don't think at th end of today that legally he would be able to stop it it would go to federal court i new york was in that positio where they had to extradit him. it would ultimately go t federal courts it is hard to imagine that ron desantis would be able to do that and i could imagine donald trump just as a politica matter, not really wanting t be in a position where his fat is in the florida governor's hands. >> right florida governor republica governor who hasn't declared his run for presidency yet, bu everyone is anticipating tha he will. charlie, that manhattan da has declined to comment on the social media posts by th fo

his daughter violet was born yesterday. [applause] representative andrews, i hope you are enjoying some well deserved time with your newborn. congratulations. you and especially laura, who did all the heavy lifting on that one. here's why he showed up to vote because we know that our work matters. data shows that children who go to preschool are more likely to graduate, earn a certificate or degree, and get a good-paying job. preschool helps employers, too. that's why so many business groups support it. unfortunately, affordable preschool is just too hard to get for too many. 20 years ago it was invaluable for me. without it i could not have raised my girls and continued my career. and most people in this room could say the same. we were fortunate because we have access and we could afford preschool. every parent and every child in michigan deserves the same. because we all want what's best for our kids. so let's expand our bipartisan preschool effort, the great start readiness program, so every 4-year-old in michigan can access a free public preschool education by the end of my second term. [applause] this investment will

his new trial is set for next february. andrew rhiannon, andrea thank you. it is time now for your wednesday, weather forecast. well good morning, and today's community is going to be a messy one. with this, nor easter, still continuing to make its way up the new england coast and those winds are continuing. in fact, if you're towards the coast of boston and portland around that i 95 quarter, i wouldn't travel today and expect some more power outages. speaking of power outages, you've got him on the west coast . you're still dealing with rain, with the san joaquin valley, looking at some flooding potential folks. be careful for accuweather meteorologist michelle macleod. new win for alec baldwin in the rust movie set shooting case. first new crash tests raising concerns about the safety of some popular suvs and former nfl star michael irvin releases surveillance video in $100 million lawsuit against marriott hotels what he says the video shows. can do to help you get to sleep tips. you need gm a this week. if you've ever been on the beach that had a huge abu

he is regifting that estate to his disgraced brother prince andrew. how do youson out of your second home because uncle fred was getting out of prison. you wanted him to live there. >> gillian: my brother barely even remembers my birthday. [laughter] >> john: yeah, i've said it before and i'll say it again, it is difficult being a prince. house judiciary chairman wants to question more than a dozen fbi employees to discover what he calls the weaponization of the agency. it live at the justice department, what does congressman jordan expect will come out of the testimony? >> congressman jordan and other republicans in the house and senate believe that doj is weaponized, they say they have the receipts to prove it to be a whistle-blower's, now jordan on friday sent a letter to 16 fbi employees. their names are redacted asking them to come testify. he says it is "vital for carrying out our oversight" he argues they need a serious overhaul, house democrats denied that this is true and that these are a true whistle-blowers. they claim republicans are keeping them in

his best for the final moments against milwaukee. wait until you >>> welcome, he best team in basketball in the bay without their star player, and there was no giannis, and andrew wiggins missing his 11th straight game due to a family matter not bad seats for first game, not a bad first memory. jump ahead to the third, look at draymond green, sprained his right ankle, had to leave the game, but came back for the fourth order, the warriors down 2, green says i'm behind the line and i'm going to sink that, golden state under 20 seconds, stephan curry, with mike breen, a big old bang. the closing seconds, a chance to win. jrue holiday into the lane, stephan curry with the block, over time in san francisco, the extra frame, two words, splash brothers, klay thompson, the bucket, putting the warriors up 4, stephan curry with the ball game, combining for 13 of the warriors 14 and over time, golden state is victorious, 125- 16 team, stephan curry a game- high 36 but the overlook play, the block that sent it into overtime. >> to hit a couple of big shots down the stretch and find yourself in a position where you can't make a plan the other side, it gives everybody a goo

andrew economic ties of course, key to the u. s. germany relationship. how do you members view the inflation reduction act? hi, good morning. our members, overall u, v. inflation reduction act as an opportunity. so the united states is our largest export market. it is our largest investment location and our members overwhelmingly are the so called hidden champions of german and european industries . so these are companies with one 102200 employees who are predominately exporting 2020, excuse me. 20. 22 was our largest year for export numbers in history broke all records . and we expect that to continue in 2023. the inflation reduction act will unlock it enormous amount of new investment and of course green energy and also manufacturing for green energy components. so despite some of the, let's call them industrial, political pain points, we view the inflation reduction act overall as an opportunity for us. well, that's kind of at odds are the you position, isn't it? you commissioner, earth left under line, of course, also heading to dc soon to meet joe biden. the i are a is on the table and how it affects the you. how do yo

you to remain here now. controversial influencer andrew tate and his brother tristan will remain in custody in romania for ae denied wrongdoing. here's our correspondent, lucy williamson. there's been a strong response from the tates' legal team to the ruling by this court here today. a spokeswoman said the team was speechless and that it would take years for the tates to rebuild their reputation. andrew and tristan tate stood in court today, smiling. they appeared relaxed. and we're told that the judge — for the first time — asked them to directly respond to prosecution arguments that they should stay in custody because they were a flight risk and a risk to public order. we're told there was a dynamic exchange between the judge and the brothers. but despite this, the court eventually ruled that their custody should be extended for a further 30 days, until the end of april. that's still within the six months of preventative detention allowed by the romanian courts. but this case has really shone a spotlight on the way romania deals with human trafficking cases, and experts say it's likely to be really impor

his sisters you are in my thoughts and prayers as you mourn mark's passing. madam speaker, i rise today to honor the life and legacy after great kansan, andrew, who passed away on february 12 at his home in burton, kansas, surrounded by his loving family. he was born in 1915 in hutchison kansas after studying at kansas state university. he and his wife started their registered an gus operation which -- angus operation which later back the murray ranch. he and his family built a legacy all their own while carrying on the tradition of their ancestors. he spent a lifetime of pounding posts by hand. chuck wagon bookouts, live -- cookouts, livestock teams. he built a place to raise his family and cattle by the sweat of his brow. his gift was the ability to meet people of all walks of life and getting to know them. his network of friends was nationwide. he pursued another career as pharmacist. he attended the university of kansas school of pharmacy, graduated in 1990, after which he worked in the kansas area for 30 years retiring on his 70th birthday in 20206789 because of his career changing experience, he was able to come alongside people and find direction in th

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you, andrew. so unsettling right? that suspect is due in court today, and authorities are trying to determine why he allegedly packed and explosive device inside his luggage and showed up here to the airport. sources say the device did contain flammable and explosive materials, but they say it was not operational and was not built to go off in flight. investigators say the device was detected during routine screening on luggage belonging to mark monthly monthly was paged to come to the security desk, but instead he left the airport. he was arrested a short i'm later at home. the investigation into its background is ongoing. local police apparently knew about monthly already. it's unclear why so far there are no obvious links to terrorism. in this case, andrew alright. morg. anand, allentown. a state of emergency has been declared in more than a dozen counties in california after epic snowfall. it's so deep there's concern about food shipments getting through, but it's not the only extreme weather. more storms also hit the deep south overnight this morning. people in alabama are describing tornado sirens and booming thunder blaring throughout the n

his hands right there. that is really close to the gas line. thank you so much, justin andrews. >>> the white house approved california's request for an emergency declaration which covers two dozen counties including san francisco, san mateo, napa, and santa cruz. many areas are seeing a break in the rain right now. >> maybe not for long. first alert meteorologist jessica burch joins us now for what is on tap for later today and into the weekend. >> this is a dynamic system out in the pacific. just this atmospheric river alone had plenty of energy but it will start tapering off and tracking to the south within the next couple of days, leaving us with lingering showers. tuesday, here is round two. plenty more where this came from. showers expected as we kick off the next work week. taking a look at the doppler this afternoon, showers down south close to the santa cruz mountains but for the most part, it is breaking apart and becoming a lot lighter. boots on the ground will actually have a great opportunity to get some really heavy work done despite the fact flooding issues were

andrew was also you deepen his consumption, but not amphetamines, and he liked to smoke weed.at she had with andrey proshchenko on this topic at all. uh, and what they call him a businessman was repairing radio phones, and then they came to repair the phone, where they met. all this hasty marriage. after 3 months, this period of danka was associated with the peak, and her, as it were, to put it mildly, commitment to mind-expanding substances. this is very sad. ah, a period in her life. i didn't have it there anymore. and if the same friends, close friends who used this turn, somehow tried there, that my mother was offended that she was not invited to the wedding like this, i don’t understand what it was because of the wedding. yes? yes, she believed that she was a strong independent adult, and therefore she did not need to invite her mother to the wedding . the strange personality of the new husband did not seem to cause questions only for the young wife, but as soon as she hangover and withdrawal. has come. an epiphany was a task for money on danya 's car, the business given

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you would know, andrew. this goes to how smart is murdoch? how on his "a" game is he? i'm not taking anything away from him with regard to efficacy. we could talk about failures and endorsements and lies. but he seems to think he can push others out front and he can back away and say, it was just business. but you see limits to that how? >> yeah, so i think that might be a perfectly good strategy for the public, but i don't see that working in any way in a court of law, which you alluded to. in the way law works, it doesn't matter if it turns out it's just incredibly powerful anchors who are doing this with malice, or with the ceo who's doing this with malice. all of that is imputed to the company. it's the company that's on trial. it also -- so in other words, the fact that the very, very top of the company is not involved wouldn't be a defense. now, i also think that is a very factual thing. based on the brief we all read, it's a very hard factual claim to make, because everyone knows that -- is control by murdoch and by laughlin, his son, and they appear to be all o

andrew. are you home? oh, man. this is not good. >> does it look like he's packed up at all? >> all his is that bag. man, that's a shame. >> did he know what time you were coming? >> yeah, he knew. i was very specific. this is the sadder side to what we do. and sometimes people are just not ready. >> so what happens now? >> just got to keep trying. >> suddenly, we hear voices at the end of the tunnel. is that jazz out there? >> get your gear. you can come back and get the rest, my man. it's all good. >> it turns the out to be jazz. he tells us that he'd been trying to reach andrew on a pay phone. so jazz, yesterday when we left, you said you were really thinking about it. had you made up your mind to go? >> no, i was sitting here today, and it was like, i thought about -- i got some pieces that are still missing. i'm going to give this program a shot and see what happens. >> andrew and lou seem to really believe in you and seem to be really ready to help you when you need it. >> i've seen them help a lot of people out. you know, a lot of cats that i didn't think would make it. i'll give