andy >> a gb news exclusive. andy burnham, manchester's >> a gb news exclusive.ethreatens m'government mayor threatens the government with scrap with legal action if they scrap the northern leg of hs2. our political has the story political editor has the story and joins us from manchester. >> secretary is in >> the home secretary is in washington major washington calling for a major overhaul of international refugee the refugee law. she described the current absurd current rules as absurd and not fit modern comes fit for modern times. it comes as reports emerged that a 24 year eritrean woman died year old eritrean woman has died on beach trying on a calais beach after trying to channel and to cross the channel and the other sir davey, other headlines, sir ed davey, looking over looking to win over disenfranchised as disenfranchised tories as he closes dem conference closes the lib dem conference with targeting with a speech targeting the government the government over health and the economy. live in bournemouth >> we're live in bournemouth and can one of the uk's

again, i think andy can speak to that. we're not going to get justice from the justice department on any of this. we have to ask some questions that haven't been asked. this has been a multiyear investigation. this is what they come up with? it just -- you know, begs the question, why wasn't it done earlier if they're doing it now? a special counsel's job is not to vindicate his own reputation. should be to get to the truth and file charges accordingly if they are merited. i think now we're in a clean-up operation. >> martha: yeah, you make a great point, bill. when you look back at this, this is such a simple issue to charge, especially after the laptop came out. you have him doing drugs and holding the gun. so i don't know how much more evidence you need when you're investigating this to know that he was doing drugs around the same time that he was brandishing that gun on those images and then think back politically, bill, to the fact that now president biden stood on the debate stage and looked at that evidence, was con

andy swiss, en'oying the sunshine out — afternoon. en'oying the sunshine out in rome. _ afternoon. andy swiss, enjoying the sunshine out in rome. thank - afternoon. andy swiss, enjoying the sunshine out in rome. thank you i afternoon. andy swiss, enjoying the l sunshine out in rome. thank you very much. staying with golf and patrick reed has seen the defamation lawsuits against golf courses and media outlets dismissed by federal judge in florida. he was seeking damages of over £600 million from 18 parties. his filing claims of calculator, malicious, false and reckless attacks are caused him major damages. he launched these complaints in 2022. arrests and reported incidents of disorder in football matches in england and wales reached a new high last season. there were over 2000 football —related arrests in 2022 and 2023, that is an increase in the previous season, which was the highest number since 2013—14. not all fans share the same expenses are going to the games. mr; all fans share the same expenses are going to the games.— all fan

andy farrell has made one — part of that. andy farrell has made one change _ part of that.has made one change to - part of that. andy farrell has made one change to his - part of that. andy farrell has made one change to his side| part of that. andy farrell has i made one change to his side as they face south africa. connor murray dropped and plenty at stake with the winner of the match likely to top the group and avoiding the hosts france with a probable quarter—final against new zealand. with a probable quarter-final against new zealand. playing the world champions, - against new zealand. playing the world champions, they i against new zealand. playing | the world champions, they are against new zealand. playing i the world champions, they are a very— the world champions, they are a very good — the world champions, they are a very good team and they come with_ very good team and they come with great form over the last few weeks so yeah we will have to be _ few weeks so yeah we will have to be on — few weeks so yeah we will have to be on top form as well. it is only— to be

off to bed then, andy! thank very much indeed, anti-swiss, - time. off to bed then, andy!iss. it's also going to be an important weekend at the rugby world cup, with more quarterfinal places at stake. scotland have to get another bonus point win to give themselves a chance of making it out of their pool. they have made 13 changes for their game against romania in lille. grant gilchrist will captain the side. the edinburgh lock will win his 67th cap and has led his country before, most recently on last year's tour of argentina. despite all the changes, the scots should be confident of a big win. romania lost 76—0 to south africa and 82—8 to ireland in their other games so far. kyle steyn and chris harris, the only players that started in last weekend's 45—17 win over tonga. hamish watson makes his first appearance of the tournament along with luke crosbie, ben healy and javan sebastian. a bonus point for the scots would see them go into the final game against ireland on the 7th of october in paris four points behind the pool leaders. 0k, ok, that is where we have to leave s

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but john, andy, andy is joining us as well. jake gibson also updating to what we know about the penalties. if convicted, he faces, hunter biden, a maximum penalty of 25 years in prison. actual sentences for federal crimes are typically less than the maximum penalties. a federal district court judge will determine any sentence after considering the u.s. sentencing guidelines and other factors. >> john: that statement came from the department of justice itself as it was outlining the charges. so that's important, the idea he faces a total of 25 years in prison but the actual sentences are typically less than the maximum penalty. factor in, too, that he would probably be considered a first time offender, and as kerri kupec was pointing out earlier, might not even face jail time. i think andy mccarthy suggested it could be fines as well. but does this president want his sole surviving child to have this on his record and might he fall on his political sword and pardon him. that's one of the questions we are looking at this afternoo

andy warhol foundation. andy warhol was no longer live as well. so they published one of these prince versions 2.1. the one that was not initially and vanity fair. but one that andy warhol had. and, the photographer instantly recognized the photograph and then a letter to the warhol foundation say, hey guys, what are you doing? that is my photograph. that is my copyright. you will, at the very least, ought to pay me royalties. at least asked me permission. i don't know. andy warhol foundation went to court. declaratory judgment saying, you know, we are not infringing and even if we are infringing, we have a first amendment/statutory right because our work for fair use. our work is transformative. the argument between the majority by justice sotomayor and justice kagan. he just wrote this opinion a few weeks prior. essentially rejecting the first amendment argument. but flipside and again it was kind of weird. summing it to the opinion so sotomayor writes, look, the photographs here, it has a debate line. sure, what andy warhol did is not just, you

he told our andy burnham.he told our political editor, christopher hope he doesn't want a ulez style charging zone in his city. >> he wants the government to look at schemes such as more electric buses . and he's created electric buses. and he's created what is called the b network, the b, the symbol of manchester and it would be an integrated london style transport system with simplified and integrated fares. if you're in london, you will know what all that means. but that's what he's trying to create for the greater manchester area. here's what he had to say . had to say. >> you're doing here. you're creating this new network to connect trams and buses and make it seamless for it much more seamless for travellers. exactly. so we're putting buses back under public control so that then we can link the bus fare system to the tram fare system. tap in, tap out fare system. a tap in, tap out system. we've already cut the cost of public transport in greater manchester by 20% to mark the arrival of the b network. no

>> john: all right, andy mccarthy with his legal opinion on that. andy, thank you so much. more on that, and other things ahead with south dakota senator john thune. but to andy's point about it being called an illegitimate investigation, i would suspect that even if mccarthy did have the votes in the house to authorize an impeachment investigation, it would be strictly along party lines and the other party would continue to call it illegitimate. >> sandra: and the president himself, remarks begin at 2:45, we'll see if there is specific mention of these or if he takes questions on it, john. >> john: all right, definitely shouted questions after he finishes, whether or not he answers we'll see. >> sandra: we'll be watching for that. a judge ruling that sydney powell and kenneth chesebro will not be tried along donald trump and co-defendants. they were indicted in georgia's 2020 election fraud case. steve is on this for us live at the fulton county courthouse. what else came out of that court today? >> steve: sandra, the really big news, what's going to happen with the prosec

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andy lock at twitter. all right, andy, thank you so much for joining us. so 1st, can you give us an overview of china? is new draft legislation on a, i mean, what are the main principles of it? how might you compare or perhaps contrast china getting ahead of this kind of tech as compared to the us approach? that's such an important question. manila, i think to understand this, we need to 1st understand china is legal system in general. so the us talks a lot about separation of powers which really separates political power vertically. but in the us, a political towers also fragmented part of thoughts as well. meaning that there are certain things that can be done at the national level that may not translate to the state level, may not translate to the municipal. however, china is vertically integrated as far as on to be integrated from the legal and political perspective. so what this means is that it is able to not only can see the implant and enforce important new laws or sets of laws including those around artificial intelligence and the digital economy

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andy swift, thank you very _ are world cup could be over. andy swift, thank you very much. pool, and will expect to still be by the end of saturday after they play chile. they'll also hope that today's match involves two teams fighting for second place behind them. it's between argentina and samoa in st etienne. in the last few moments of moa scored themselves, they made it 16-10 with scored themselves, they made it 16—10 with just a couple minutes remaining, argentina havejust scored a penalty extending that lead to 19-10, that scored a penalty extending that lead to 19—10, that would secure victory for them. like men's rugby — for women's football it's international competition that features this weekend. a month on from the world cup, the first ever nations league begins tonight with a good deal on the line. not least in sunderland, where england and scotland meet. 0ur correpsondent katie gornall is there. katie the lionesses are straigt back into it after their world cup final. hard to believe it was only a month since the 1—0 defeat to spain. never before i talk about

cheryl: oh, andy, those greedy shareholders.laughter] >> it is interesting how these greedy shareholders and corporations did not figure this out during the obama or trump administration when we basically had no inflation. they really could have been a lot more profitable if they realized this was all under their control. it is hard to deal with people this economically naÏve. maybe they should have paid attention to larry summers, a former democrat and head of obama council of economic advisors when he said if we pass what the american rescue plan, that ridiculous $1.9 trillion spending bill we did not need, if we passed that we will see the highest inflation in generations. we passed it, that is what happened. maybe we should pay attention to him. and set up some woman from new zealand who has absolutely no idea what she is talking about. cheryl: [laughter] i try not to listen to aoc. but she lives in new york. meanwhile, the biden administration announced 15 and a half million dollars in funding to automakers and suppliers to

it's a big day for the family with andy's _ that. with andy's son turning - that. it's a big day for the family with andy's son turning to - that. it's a big day for the family | with andy's son turning to captain england. they are up against chile, the lowest ranked team in the tournament but they know there is no room for complacency. we tournament but they know there is no room for complacency.— tournament but they know there is no room for complacency. we want to add and what to what _ room for complacency. we want to add and what to what we _ room for complacency. we want to add and what to what we have _ room for complacency. we want to add and what to what we have already - and what to what we have already done. we are not underestimating our position. we've seen the people are giving their all and winning games, we know we are in for a big game. there are also two hefty games on sunday, wales could effectively knock out australia while scotland know that they have to beat tonga. the home nations a weekend of world cup drama b

if andy farrell's _ that's great, like. if andy farrell's scored _ that's great, like.f andy farrell's scored need a i that's great, like. if andy i farrell's scored need a little that's great, like. if andy - farrell's scored need a little extra motivation, look no further than the boys from ballycla re. let's move on to football, and there've been more developments today in spain where footballer jenni hermoso has filed a legal complaint over the kiss by the president of spain's football federation, luis rubiales. hermoso was kissed on the lips by rubiales after spain's win over england at the world cup final in sydney, and has since said it was not consensual. rubiales denies that, and has refused to resign despite being provisionally suspended by football's world governing body fifa. the complaint means he could now face criminal charges. manchester united say they are taking allegations made against winger antony "seriously" after he was accused of abusing his former girlfriend. on monday, a brazilian news outlet published allegations made by antony�*s former partn

andy kaplan, thanks so much for coming by. my pleasure.rs unhappy about those gas prices have something new to worry about. a spike in the cost of car insurance. we'll take a look under the hood at what's driving up prices. plus, how consumers can save some cash next. jason: my son ian was diagnosed with a brain tumor at the age of 16 months. the outlook was pretty rough. we had no hope until st. jude rescued us. i mean, they saved him. but then it turned out he had a second cancer. to this date, we are 12 years into this journey, and, from day one, we never once have seen a bill. it gave us the peace of mind to know that we're there with our son and we're going to beat cancer together. now he is doing really, really well. he's alive because of what st. jude has done. he's here because of the doctors who came before, their blood, their sweat, their tears of every day being in that hospital, the knowledge that has been accumulated and shared with everyone else around the world. this is how we get rid of this and how we help kids beat cancer

perhaps andy's kind of schemes. perhaps andy's listening.now, that's what he's doing here. >> no, no, he's listening to his vote, isn't he? be honest. come on. you know, he knows that he's going to end up like uxbridge. he's going to lose if he pushes it. the rethink group that really works. so hard and worked long to get this stopped did an enormous amount of work. it didn't go ahead . 493 square mile didn't go ahead. 493 square mile charging. so now ask yourself what's going to happen to all the cameras that are left all over greater manchester. they have cost millions. he has wasted millions . wasted millions. >> what about hs2 , laura? that's >> what about hs2, laura? that's been a big political hot potato. it seems extraordinary to me that this idea that the tories are to going ditch the link from london to manchester is being floated in the very week the conservatives are about to arrive your fine for arrive in your fine city for their party conference. he their party conference. but he says got to happen. it's says it's got to happen.

andy kaplan, thanks so much for coming by. my pleasure.appy about those gas prices have something new to worry about. a spike in the cost of car insurance. we'll take a look under the hood at what's driving up prices. plus, how consumers can save some cash next. ♪ ♪ every day, businesses everywhere are asking: is it possible? with comcast business... it is. is it possible to help keep our online platform safe from cyberthreats? absolutely. can we provide health care virtually anywhere? we can help with that. is it possible to use predictive monitoring to address operations issues? we can help with that, too. with the advanced connectivity and intelligence of global secure networking from comcast business. it's not just possible. it's happening. rising gas prices aren't the only thing squeezing drivers wallets. the cost of car insurance is also seeing a surge with rates up nearly 20. that's the biggest increase in almost 50 years. and prices could go higher. barron's senior writer megan leonard joins the panel to discuss how consumers can c

andy driving think. well, andy was driving and cup think.ing and clip here and we've got the clip here of jack draper sitting next to him in the passenger seat. and how would were and would you feel if you were and here are, miles i would here we are, miles and i would walk and jack. walk by and jack. >> andy, how are you >> oh, andy, how are you looking, man? happy . looking, man? not too happy. >> it went on. da da da da na >> so it went on. da da da da na na da da da da da da da da da da da da da da. >> la la la la. >> want to tell you what andy murray's got toddlers, doesn't he? he's got a whole bunch under five. i think it's probably worse to be stuck a car with worse to be stuck in a car with a drunk pro tennis player. >> yeah. a drunk pro tennis player. >> jack, your children, knock it off. have to go through the >> do we have to go through the whole thing but here we whole thing again? but here we go. it was a very long journey for andy, not a knock you off night. >> see you back. 8:20, my friend. okay thank you very much indeed. com

an emotional andy murray there. _ that one is for you. an emotional andy murray there. top of the table and st helens are justjoining having just one against warrington. they've gone to extra time, if they lose they are relegated and will be playing in the championship next season. it's a tense time there. catch up on all of that on the bbc sport website. that is it from us. we will see you soon. hello there. most of scotland didn't have a dry day however it was a pretty spectacular entered it a day have a look at the sunset viewed in highland scotland. the rain was with the stay for most the day in scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england. underneath this rain band that didn't budge all day, it was pretty cool as well. temperatures for example, dropping from 18 on thursdayjust highs of 12 on friday in newcastle with that rain really lingering from much of the day. now, the same weather front on the charts at the moment. that is going to be slowly sliding its way southwards. rain edging into parts of northern england. if you foundry showers coming up into

as andy said, doj has the power. if doj wants it, they'll move a lot more quickly. >> neil: but the house doesn't. does that mean the house doesn't? >> it will be a slower process for the house. easier to challenge. >> neil: john, you were going to stay? >> one way to think about this, to on an investigation in criminal court, all you need to do is have probable cause. some reason to think a crime was committed to convicted, you need proof beyond reasonable doubted. all the house had to do was get over the first one. now we'll see if they can get to the other one. everybody can make this go away quickly if joe biden would just release all of his financial records voltaunvoluntarily, whi can do. >> neil: and he's not done that. that's the source of the anger and angst among the republicans all the way up to mr. comer. they wouldn't be in this pickle if he had been more co operative. when they originally asked for this, the administration argued it was a witch hunt. that's exactly what donald trump thought of democrats

andy lapthorne, meanwhile, beat robert shaw of canada 6—3, 2—6, 6—3 in the quad event.open for the third time, after taking the title in 2014 and 2019. gordon reid and lucy shuker are also through. an air accicident report into the helicopter crash that killed the leicester city chairman, vichai srivaddhanaprabha, in 2018 and four other people on board has found the crash was "inevitable" after a sequence of mechanical failures, and that the pilot could do very little to save all those on board. in the last couple of hours, leicester city football club have released a statement saying... "we commend the extensive and detailed body of work undertaken by the air accidents investigation branch and welcome the publication of its report, in the hope it will contribute positively to the continued development of future aviation standards and safety." the former spain head coach, jorge vilda, says being sacked weeks after winning the women's world cup is unfair. vilda was dismissed on tuesday, amid the fallout from president luis rubiales' behaviour at the final and his refusal

good evening to you, andy, it looks delightful, well done. 33 good evening to you, andy, it looks delightfulig question was _ delightful, well done. 33 changes. the big question was always - delightful, well done. 33 changes. the big question was always who i the big question was always who would replace the suspended tom curry after his sending off against argentina. they have opted for louis ludlum, who came on in the last 50 minutes against argentina and was so impressive. he made 11 tackles in that time and only three england players made more tackles than that in the entire match. he has been one of england's most consistent performers in recent years so he will start at number eight alongside bea and earl and courtney lawes in the back row. the unipolar will start on the bench after his two match suspension and there has also been a change in the front row in the scrum. kyle sinckler and joao mario are the two prop soup started against argentina and have been replaced by dan cole and ellis ginch. forgive me, sincklerand marlerare ginch. forgive me, sincklerand marler are coming into th

what is the constitutional question, andy? >> this is really more about math than merit at this point. the constitution provides for impeachment for treason, bribery, high crimes or misdemeanor. they have more evidence here of inappropriate behavior than trump was impeached for in connection with the ukraine transaction back in 2019. so it is not a question, i don't think, of whether there is a basis to open and inquiry. it is simply does mccarthy have enough votes to get that through because it's a pointless unforced error to try to get an impeachment inquiry and to lose, raise the profile of it and if he doesn't have the votes not get it. it undermines the investigation. meantime, comer is doing a fine job as it is. and you would be much better off letting him continue what he is doing rather than have a humiliating loss in terms of authorizing the inquiry. >> dana: the other thing is the white house is not sitting around waiting to see if it is going to happen. september 1st this is on nbc news the headline. white house ram

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andy swiss, bbc news, sheffield. fantastic. good luck to her. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. one thing that has not been a smash hit has been the weather over the summer. it was the hottestjune on record but then july turned cool and wet and august was unsettled. meteorological speaking the first day of september is the first day of autumn and the weather is changing, turning drier, warmer and sunnier. we have quite a lot of cloud out there right now across northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england and some showers, some quite sharp showers across east anglia and the south—east of the afternoon, there could be some thunderstorms and quite a lot of rain in a short space of time. plenty of other places will stay dry. 16 degrees in newcastle under cloud, 22, 23 in the south—east, beautiful sunshine across northern scotland. with clear skies overhead it will turn into another chilly night. parts of the highlands will get down to one or two celsius. milder, further south was a mist and fog to start saturday morning, but the story of saturday is a st

frank, andy, thank you both very much for coming to "the reidout." frank, your reaction to not only tarrio's sentence but also the sentences of all these high level proud boys and oath keepers who have gotten far less than what prosecutors asked for. >> yeah, there's good news and bad news with these sentences of the proud boys. that is that they're stiff, severe, but often as with enrique tarrio today, under the guidelines range for federal sentencing guidelines. particularly interesting to me is the fact the judge, judge kelly today, as he's done before with proud boys, has allowed what's called a terrorism enhancement. that is, while we have no federal law against terrorism, if you committed crimes and they're terrorist related, you can get dinged for that at sentencing with an enhancement. he allowed that to happen, but yet he came in under the guidelines, which would have started the discussion at 27 years. so i'm not satisfied that these are severe enough, but they do send a message to people like tarrio and others who are contemplating violenc

i work with andy. has progressed through his career from _ frontline, he has progressed through his career from a _ frontline, he has progressed through his career from a frontline _ frontline, he has progressed through his career from a frontline cop - frontline, he has progressed through his career from a frontline cop to - his career from a frontline cop to being _ his career from a frontline cop to being chief— his career from a frontline cop to being chief constable _ his career from a frontline cop to being chief constable of - his career from a frontline cop to - being chief constable of merseyside, a place _ being chief constable of merseyside, a place where — being chief constable of merseyside, a place where it— being chief constable of merseyside, a place where it has— being chief constable of merseyside, a place where it has got— being chief constable of merseyside, a place where it has got challenging i a place where it has got challenging social— a place where it has got challenging socia

andy manchester and london. andy burnham sadiq khan. got spades in the we're getting on and the ground we're getting on and delivering. but across the north, we're doing north, what we're also doing is connecting and connecting up all the towns and cities in the north—east to cities of in the north—east to west. that's a really important part of how we will create jobs, drive growth across the region, all of our plans to level up. >> speaking exclusively to gb news, mr burnham said all opfions news, mr burnham said all options are on the table against the government if the the tory government if the northern the is northern leg of the route is scrapped or they're coming to manchester in a few time. manchester in a few days time. >> have they got to say to >> what have they got to say to us? you know, they to us? you know, they promised to level when they stood for level us up when they stood for election here. are they really coming north to say, well, that election here. are they really com ag north to say, well, that election here. are

andy, great to have you. thank you so much. >> pleasure, melissa. >> andy constan. julie, you agree with andy? >> yeah, i mean, for the most part, i think that it makes sense, logically, but the one place that i kind of wonder about is, you know, we talk about the wall of worry, but there's also this, you know, wall in the sitting in cash, earning 5%, and i just -- i worry a little bit on being too bearish, because i do think there's the potential for people who have been really happy earning 5% and looking at returns in the market that are much better than that. and starting to wonder, hey, maybe i need to get back involved. particularly if there's a nice little correction. brave people may start stepping in. so, i'm not sure it will be quite as connected as that, and i do think it's probably going to hit, if it's going to hit anywhere, it's going to be on lower quality for sure. >> katie, do you think equities need to go down to sort of match that move higher in yields? >> i mean, we're still recommending being short, being hedged, and yet, we think that the marke

they don't just take their word for it as you rightly said, andy.think, the judge sounds like he was way off. you can find like a small house with three bedrooms that goes for $18 million these days in palm beach. that's a 21 acre property. but you know, so my question is, let's put on the screen the new york properties that he may lose. what is at stake here for him? >> well, everything, martha. he can't -- he won't be able to do business in new york. as lauren said, the major part of the case -- this is like alice in wonder land. a major part of the case that is going to trial monday is already over. he lost. the judge ruled against him on one cause of action, which is the biggest one in the case. entered summary judgment for the state. they want to take away and are taking away his it is certificates of doing business. now we have the trial where he's looking at other counts. these are causes of action in a civil case. in the end, he could lose $250 million in damages, but also lose any ability to do business in new york where his business conglo

andy roddick. andy, thank you for joining me this morning. always great to see you.coco gauff heading to her first u.s. open after a tough match last night. nearly an hour delay because of some protests. what is the key to staying focused? that's all you heard about during that break, can they stay focused? what was the key to staying focused during a big interruption like that? >> i think it's an imperfect scenario opinion for coco, she said i'm just going to treat i like a rain delay. sometimes you don't know if it will be ten minutes or an hour and a half. the biggest thing is, do you cool down fully and then warm up again or do you stay active and try to find some food? obviously, she handled it as well as you could. she's just been amazing, winning in d.c., winning in cincinnati and marching right to the u.s. open finals. she is a star. she is exciting. she's an awesome person, too. >> you've experienced this as a u.s. open champion. what is the most important thing for coco to do over the next 24 hours to make sure she is ready to perform her best? >> not to li

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and andy murray crashes out of the second round of the us open. so, we'll start with the champions league draw, then, which took place in monaco earlier today and, as usual, produced plenty of talking points. now, defending champions manchester city were handed a pretty favourable draw as they were paired with rb leipzig for the third time in a row, as well as red star belgrade and swiss club young boys. manchester united have been drawn with harry kane's bayern munich in group a, along with fc copenhagen from denmark and turkish side galatasaray. mikel arteta's arsenal, who are playing in their first champions league group stage campaign in seven years with europa league winners, sevilla, dutch club psv eindhoven and french side rc lions and athletico madrid have got celtic lazio and dutch champions feyenoord, but by far the trickiest group has got to be group f, which contains paris saint—germain, borussia dortmund, ac milan and newcastle. newcastle, incidentally, are appearing in the competition for the first time in two decades but, given that

andy gill.ddie flintoff has been unknown, after the presenter and former cricketer was in a car crash whilst filming an episode of top gear. he has now been seen in public for the first time since the accident, asjoe inwood reports. very little was ever revealed about what happened to andrew flintoff, the cricketer they call "freddie". this is the first glimpse we have had of the injuries he suffered in a high—speed crash last december. some of those injuries today still evident. he was with the coaching staff to watch the england cricket team play new zealand. 120! this was his post—cricket career. his charisma, game attitude and chemistry with co—hosts paddy mcguinness and chris harris had helped revive the fortunes of one of the bbc�*s biggest shows. then, the crash at the dunsfold park aerodrome that brought it all to a shuddering halt. freddie flintoff was airlifted to hospital, his injuries unknown. series 3a of top gear was ended. the bbc apologised and held an investigation. nothing more

bring in former secretary nominee, andy putzer. andy, when you listen to the workers, you feel for them because we've got 17% inflation under biden and, andy, strikes may break out in the airlines and talking american airlines, alaska and united and workers are striking at a pace not seen nearly a quarreler sen which you reigns leading -- quarter century, andy. >> the most self-proclaimed union president sitting in office. the real problem is inflation is hitting these workers pocketbooks more strenuously than at any time since the early 1980s. they just can't afford to buy what they used to buy. now they -- i will say the big three auto makers are offering, i mean, their start is a 20% increase in pay, which even with inflation at about 17% since biden took office, 20%, that's not peanuts. that's a pretty good offer. i think a lot of people would be happy with that kind of offer. they want 40%, and they want reduced hours. but i'm sympathetic to their need to get higher wages, but i think the auto makers are offering higher wages.

he stars as andy warhol in "the collaborat --" "the collaboration", excuse me.l j. friedman theater december 20th. please welcome back to the show our friend paul bettany, everybody! [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: hello >> hello >> seth: i am so happy to have you here >> i'm lovely -- happy to be here >> seth: and you are -- you're on stage right now you've got a show tonight? >> yeah, i have a show tonight >> seth: and this is -- you have to play andy warhol in this? >> i do, yeah. >> seth: it's a collaboration with andy warhol and his friendship with basquiat 80's new york. this is a role you originally turned down. >> yeah, i turned it down -- yeah -- i thought maybe there's a reason that andy warhol is always a cameo >> seth: right >> you know? well, maybe there is a reason, you know we'll see what the critics say so -- but, the producer, when i turned it down sent me his diaries and his diaries are -- were dictated to his assistant, pat. and they're incredibly these long, circuitous sentences, and he sounds more like truman capote than the sort of monosyl