andrew liz. andrea thank you. a couple in spain has been sentenced to four years in prison for a brazen heist convicted of stealing $1.7 million worth of wine. authorities say the pair order to 14 course meal from high end restaurant and they were given a guided tour of the wine cellar. then they distracted the receptionist and made off with 45 bottles of wine. one bottle from 18. oh, six. was valued at $300,000. the stolen wine has not been recovered. coming up a problem nationwide just how bad customer service is getting these days, but first why there's a growing shortage of a common asthma shortage of a common asthma medication. mighty quaker oats. a bowlful of nourishment. they're heart-healthy, have no artificial flavors, and for only cents per day... the delicious apples and cinnamon will hug your taste buds. quaker oats. a super-trusted superfood. skin your face will envy? with olay hyaluronic body lotion 95% of women had visibly-smoother skin. be fearless with olay hyaluronic body lotion and body wash. ug

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you should immediately call the poison control center andrew liz. final. thank you. the famed notre dame cathedral in paris will reopen to the public next year, more than five years after being ravaged by fire. the roof of the 12th century church caught fire while undergoing renovations in april of 2019, the flames brought down the cathedral's famed spire, which will gradually reappearthis year. notre dame is set to reopen in december of 20 24th travelers mark your calendars. okay coming up the changes coming to one of the world's most beloved chocolate bars. but first why the stars at this year's academy awards will be more glitzy than ever. that's next. you're watching world news now. let's face it natural underarm deodorants that try to mask odor. just don't cut it. changes everything. it's the world's first outrageously affective, aluminum free body deodorant that's safe to use anywhere. developed by an a b g y n after years of research, gloomy walks, odor from happening in the first place and keeps working for up to 72 hours . claim your starter pack offer at lu

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

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liz. hey, andrew. i think we can sometimes feel like the oscars are just so hollywood and that it's a bunch of rich people celebrating ric people right. but some of this year's nominees are an important reminder why it's important to keep going in the face of seemingly impossible adversity. very one more time. the 30 year old irish actor collecting the hardware this awards season for his work in the benches of in a share i children. very kogan's road to the red carpet has been a long one. as a child, barry and his brother lived in 3 different foster homes over the span of seven years. as a kid. you don't know what's happening. it's only when you get older, you can look back and get perspective on barry's mother passed away when he was just 12 years old. that was on paper. yeah. can i go he's destined to do mess up, you know? yeah i went against her. and now after winning a bafta for the kids that dreaming to be something from from the area that i came from this for you so and now he's an oscar nominee,

andrew, both very much. lizith you a little bit later on. now, this is very interesting. a recent has revealed that three times as many aspire a many children aspire for a career health social care career in health and social care and become social media and to become social media influencers . yes, i'm not influencers. yes, i'm not entirely sure. i believe it. the study conducted by the online tutoring provision ghost unit also suggested 74% of children don't believe they're learning enough at school to prepare them for the future. well, this morning we're joined founder and ceo of grocery felix oswald, who's here to tell more about the research . morning to you. the research. morning to you. felix, we're intrigued by this because . you know, we hear a lot because. you know, we hear a lot about the younger generation now, the obsession with tech talking going viral , being talking and going viral, being online. it's seems they're online. but it's seems they're actually more up for a in health and social care is

hello, andrew hilburn actually worked for liz truss and i agree her lowering taxes but at the same time she increased spending, agreed to pay for everyone's winter heating bills and want to borrow public money to pay for them. i think that is actually a disaster. we believe in lower taxes. the did react to her autumn budget, put it forward by kwasi kwarteng and it was a disaster. well any way you guys were here we hope that you go out and tell to buy the book okay what's the of the book tax is spelled consequences and it's fun and i actually have one person senator holly me he's he's read the entire book and so have i. any closing comments for everyone or i know we have an open barred just across the room. so. all right. well, thank you, everyone, for joining. i look forward to seeing you i am so pleased to introduce tonight's speakers jessica lander is an award winning teacher writer and author who teaches history and civics to recent immigrant

liz: what do you think, andrew?ll, i think everybody knows that cohen is not a credible witness. i presume that the district attorney thinks that he can make the case if he actually does think he can make the case because it's in the documents and that nothing that is important to prove hinges on cohen's credibility but i would point out to people that the federal prosecutors in my old office, bob costello's office had case first and they decided not to proceed with the case against donald trump i think precisely because of the things that we are talking about, the quality of the case and the quality of the main witness. liz: so democrats we are hearing two sources saying, tom, that they're concerned that this is a really weak case. this case is about elevating to a felony of books and records misdemeanor that the trump administration falsely recorded the payments to stormy daniels as legal expenses. they were referencing a legal retainer with michael cohen that didn't exist. again, what do you make of democrat offi

liz: the house gop is talking about bringing in alvin bragg to testify. andrew. he is part of a sovereign state, municipal prosecutor. congressman comer just broke news at the top of our show saying well he is citing the federal campaign law as a violation to prosecute trump and he also wants to know if d.a. bragg was communicating with the white house or communicating with the justice department before bringing this case against, possible indictment of trump. what do you think of all of that? >> yeah. well, several thoughts. first of all the campaign finance law charge allegedly part of elevating this to a felony has been twice looked at both by the federal election commission and by the department of justice while i was there, southern district of new york looked at the case. both of them passed. decided it wasn't a campaign finance violation. congress has legitimate interest in the oversight. if there is any federal interaction or funds that go into investigation, any federal resources i think that is a legitimate area of inquiry. i don't think alvin bragg sa

. >> and andrew wiseman, the people who have sort of gone toe-to-toe with him, they paid a political price. lizis no longer in congress neither is adam kinzinger. there are still standing there are enough exhibits for the sake of democracy have gone toe-to-toe with him and they are still hear to tell the tale. why aren't there more of them? >> this is something really for psychologists. i mean, this is not the first time in history that we have a problem of people who are complicit either through, as eddie said, silence or, you know, closing their eyes or just not wanting to take a stand and donald trump knows that and uses his power and fear of being smeared to do that i do find the same issue, though, which is why there are not more you know, i remember when i was prosecuting enron, a bunch of us on the enron task force used to say this case is not about just about the leaders of enron who all went to jail it was about the people who were complicit, who knew damn well what was going on and didn't do anything and that's just, you know, that's just one example. i mean, there is just many, many

andrew pierce. and tony, i am a survivor from one of the grooming gang scandal. i secured a landmark legal victory suing her abuser for £425,000. gb news spoke with lizarlie peters found this exclusive report of 20 years after enduring a horrific gang ordeal. grooming gang survivor liz finally feels that she has justice for the abuse she has justice for the abuse she suffered in 2018. her abuser , ashkan boston, was jailed for nine years after he raped her twice in a flat in rotherham between 2002 and 2004. liz was groomed by a woman and kept in her flat where she was abused. but after boston was finally jailed in 2018 for two of the rapes that she suffered. liz felt that he was not sufficiently punished. it went off and well, i suppose what i've got to take from that is the system doesn't really benefit victims anywhere. boston was released from prison last yean was released from prison last year, having served just half of his sentence and being moved to an open prison without liz being informed. but after all of these failures, liz has secured a landmark legal victory , with the landmark legal victory, with the high court awarding a massive £425,0