moderator: andy kim, one moment for rebuttal. andy kim: thank. we absolutely need to address this issue. it is top of mind for so many. and not just the education, but the ability to get jobs. i support that but i want to make sure the president can work with us in congress to pass legislation and move this forward by the power of law and i hope we can continue to do that and i will be ready to support the senate to make sure we get that through and provide relief to so many young americans. moderator: we are going to switch back to the panel. david has a question for tammy murphy. >> the surgeon general issued a public health advisory warning some social media platforms put people, especially young americans, at greater risk for depression. the cdc has said the suicide risk among teenage girls has increased dramatically just in the last couple years. do you have a plan to combat that, and should tech companies be held accountable for what happens on their platforms? tammy murphy: it is interesting because there is so much come up when you hear a

andy and jess, we moved from madrid and back in 22, 2022. and we're part of the people from all over the world. but i think that brings a very fresh perspective of different cities towards this beautiful city of san francisco. this bernal heights was the first neighborhood we visited in san francisco, and if it wouldn't have been for andy and jess warm welcome, we'd probably have not ended up living in the city to begin with. they are hard working and caring neighbors. they focus on nurturing and inclusive and welcoming community, and a sole component of this is their home. this project would be. this project would be an investment for the city, providing them a providing them and future tenants with a housing experience with a high standards expected from a city like san francisco. so yeah, it's not easy to find quality house to accommodate all the people who want to live here. san francisco needs housing. we are lucky to have found a place with outdoor space, and for us, this is a must. when we think in our future house. not to mention how

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have broadcaster andy macdonald. have you dog, andy? you got a dog, andy?n't know. >> i don't know. >> dog? kelvin yes >> do you have a dog? kelvin yes i is it as well—behaved as i do. is it as well—behaved as some those ones at crufts, some of those ones at crufts, no. but interesting thing, no. but the interesting thing, apart dramatic news of apart from the dramatic news of the military drones the 10,000 military drones going to ukraine, is thing that to ukraine, is the thing that really you to the news really attracts you to the news is see, dogs on there, is when you see, dogs on there, well, say, it did well, i've got to say, it did really prick my ears up there. >> now, some of the way that i just think some the way that just think some of the way that groomed these dogs, the behaviour, are just behaviour, they are just so obedient. think cracked obedient. i think i've cracked it, you get these dog it, you know, get these dog trainers into some of the schools of britain sort schools of britain that sort them wouldn't them right out, wouldn't they? i

and from andy mccarthy. it appears this is going to be one hot summer, andy. if they can deliver this opinion the way they did 25 days by my count, we will get an answer on immunity at the end of june, early july. in two weeks after that we will be in milwaukee for the republican convention and he will step on stage and take on the nomination, as well. andy? >> i just want to push back on the exuberance about the l'affaire campaign seemingly lost. president trump is going to lose the immunity claim, and the democrats are planning to put him on trial after labor day. federal defendants have to be in court every day for their trials. he is going to have a 1-2 or more month trial starting after labor day, running after election day, we don't know how much he will be damaged by that, if they get away with doing it. >> dana: that's a good point. thank you for being with us and to all of our panelists on this breaking news day. quite a remarkable one. president trump posting on truth social, a big win for america. you will hear from them at noon today. >> bill: it h

>> andy: my first day in new york city i saw andy warhol on the street.

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we've got andy got trade unionist andy mcdonald, party got trade unionist andy mcd(belinda party gote unionist andy mcd(belinda de lucy . party got trade unionist andy mcd(belinda de lucy . belinda, mep belinda de lucy. belinda, i'll with on i'll just start with you on this one. essentially now plans one. um, essentially now plans for a new definition of extremism have raised concerns in the cabinet that groups opposed marriage , opposed to gay marriage, abortion or new transgender rights could inadvertently rights could be inadvertently penalised. was also, i had penalised. there was also, i had numerous different tory mps messaged me today in response to some comments made earlier. the tory party have essentially decided to roll over and appoint somebody to look into anti—muslim sentiment within the party without hitting back at labour over anti—semitism. there is a sense that they are capitulating. >> oh, i get very scared about all this . all this. >> i think there's a big difference between islamism and muslims and muslim bigotries. absolutely wrong. but we have to be able to qu

andy yes, andy. should the prime minister return hessler's donations?ontroversy there. emma should bofis controversy there. emma should boris johnson make a political comeback? >> yeah . no >> yeah. no >> yeah. no >> and andy, last question. should trans women be banned from female sports , no, no is a from female sports, no, no is a wrong answer . that's from female sports, no, no is a wrong answer. that's a from female sports, no, no is a wrong answer . that's a wrong wrong answer. that's a wrong answer. yes. i'm sorry. andy you're doing so well . you got you're doing so well. you got for this agitation. emma, you got five out of five. well done common sense there. if you want to go back on one. andy, yeah, i think i'll go back on the boris johnson. okay, political comeback. you know, it's been someone wrote, i think it was in the times a couple days ago the times a couple of days ago that the times. i do, that you read the times. i do, i do paper reviews on gb news, which watch on monday which you can watch on monday nights. you know, and i did read i

thanks, andy.. >> martha: so in the other case, it's hard to keep track of all of these, any minute now we could learn whether d.a.fani willis will be off of the case that she brought in georgia against the former president in the election interference case there. she's facing misconduct accusations because of her relationship with a special prosecutor, nathan wade and the vacations that they took together after she hired him and he was paid state dollars for the job she helped him get. they both testified the relationship began after he was hired and willis testified that she paid for her share of the trips in cash. the judge said that he hopes to announce his decision on whether or not she and he will be allowed to stay on this case by tomorrow, which is friday, of course. we expect it could come through as early as this afternoon. jonathan serrie reporting live from the fulton county courthouse in atlanta. hi, jonathan. >> hi, martha. all waiting outside of the courthouse for this decision that

. >> dana: team fox coverage andy mccarthy on deck. eric shawn is in new yor >> legal experts call it uncharted territory. a band so high it could bankrupt a business. this is the amount the judge ruled former president donald trump must pay and has to cough it up in six days. he must come up with a bond of $454 million by next monday in order to satisfy the judgment set by the judge in the civil fraud trial. he found the trump organization overvalued its real estate assets to get better loan terms from banks. mr. trump is asking an appeals court to pause the judgment or accept a lower bond of $1 hundred million. trump posted the demand is unconstitutional, unamerican, unprecedented and practically impossible for any company, including one as successful as mine. the bonding companies have never heard of a bond this size before. nor do they have the ability to post such a bond even if they wanted to. trump doesn't meet the deadline leticia james can freeze his bank accountand go after real estate properties. trump tower or the skyscrape

andy. >> yes. the important thing about those statistics and i know statistics wash over people sometimes when you come at them but the key there is that only a very small percentage of crime that gets committed actually results in arrests and prosecution. and, even when you're dealing with career criminals who have lengthy rap sheets these 2 characters multiple arrests, 1 of them had 21 arrests and the other 14. convictions, times in prison. that's only a small percentage you can be sure of the crime waves they've been involved in and responsible for. a very large percentage of crime , especially urban crime, is committed by a very small scented of recidivists -- repeat offenders. they have to be behind bars there is no way to keep our country or city safe as we're saying -- seen. >> you spent the early part of your group and people behind bars and couldn't terrorists. andy i am wondering from your vantage point now, what is the remedy? what is the fix for what we are seeing happening on the stree

andy mccabe is still with us. andy you mentioned again, we're being careful to speculate about whether this was an intentional or accidental impact. and you did talk about sort of the follow-on effects, but when they're trying to figure out actually how this occurred, what sort of data tends to be available in these investigations? i mean, are they looking at computers on the ship >> what >> do you know or what can you tell us in terms of what sort of information threads are? eligible for them to pull on beyond. just obviously, of course interviewing the individuals who were in charge of piloting the ship >> sure. so a lot of that depends, casey, on how on the details of that ship, how old it is, what sort of technology it's equipped with really set the table in terms of what sort of information or data you have to work with. but you can imagine the entire scope of gps data and systems data that really will show you exactly how where, when the ship was last kind of put on the course that brought it to impacting th

look, who do you agree with this labour reinstates whip to andy reinstates the whip to andy macdonaldming from the river to is this evidence of to the sea. is this evidence of weak leadership starmer? weak leadership from starmer? sam more evidence that sam says it's more evidence that the labour party hasn't changed. antisemitism is still a problem and starmer is a liar if he says it's not, john says this is weak leadership . it certainly won't leadership. it certainly won't help welcome help jewish people feel welcome to party. and to the labour party. and stephen, also on twitter, says both tories and labour both the tories and labour are two of same backside. two cheeks of the same backside. yet has been coining yet galloway has been coining this phrase. i am not, by the way, stephen alluding you to george galloway, but there we go. a problem go. the tories have a problem with labour with islamophobia. labour have a problem anti—semitism. problem with anti—semitism. tolerance and civility are the real , right? look, 92% real victims, right? look, 92% of you think this weak of you

and also trade unionist andy mcdonald . trade unionist andy mcdonald.on and danielle joining danielle mason will be joining me. see you tomorrow. same me. i'll see you tomorrow. same time, place at 3:00. enjoy time, same place at 3:00. enjoy the . weather. the. weather. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news weather. it's going to be quite chilly tonight. some frost and fog and some icy stretches around. but sunday be drier and sunday should be drier and brighter. currently have low brighter. we currently have low pressure in charge of our weather, does to weather, but it does start to move away through sunday, allowing drier day before then allowing a drier day before then further windy weather further wet and windy weather spreads from for spreads in from the west for monday . for this evening time we monday. for this evening time we do have outbreaks of showery rain, sleet and some hill snow across england across nort

andy — today? i don't think so because in the past, andy history _ today?ndy history of- today? i don't think so because in the past, andy history of health l the past, andy history of health reform in korea, doctors or health associations have never been defeated, because at the last moment the government steps back and yielded to and listen to what they wanted. so because of the history, i do not think the medical association or trained doctors, would be back to work quite soon. the or trained doctors, would be back to work quite soon.— work quite soon. the doctors must know that the _ work quite soon. the doctors must know that the public _ work quite soon. the doctors must know that the public support - work quite soon. the doctors must know that the public support has i know that the public support has largely been with the government and not with them, so what do you make of their argument it is not about a fear of competition, but way —— wider health care issues? i fear of competition, but way -- wider health care issues? i think the are wider health

andy swiss, heading into st. patrick's _ performance. andy swiss, heading into st.ost after all the fallout from the racism scandal at the county. he helped to rebuild the coaching and playing set up. australian batter will pucovski will no longer be joining leicestershire — he's suffered from numerous concussions in his career, and needs to recover after being hit on the helmet during a sheffield shield match this month. manchester will host the group stage of the davis cup finals for the second year in a row. the event will take place at the ao arena in september. bologna, valencia and zhuhai in china are the other venues. after getting a taste for formula one last weekend injeddah, british driver ollie bearman is looking for a full—time seat next year. the teenager, who is ferrari's reserve driver, stepped in for carlos sainz on race weekend, the spaniard had appendicitis. the 18—year—old finished in the points in seventh, buts keeping himself grounded. you're only good at is your last race, so i think in a few weeks this will be forgotten and be judged my previo

andy murray is there — and is through to the second round.g test against the fifth seed, russia�*s andrey rublev. scotland have made three changes to their starting line—up for saturday�*s six nations match away to italy. cameron redpath comes in at inside centre to replace the injured sione tuipulotu. he�*ll miss the rest of the tournament after limping off against england. george horne takes over from ben white at scrum—half. and andy christie comes in to the back row, instead of former captain jamie ritchie. and heavyweight boxing is back in saudi arabia — with britain�*s anthonyjoshua taking on former ufc champion francis ngannou in riyadh on friday. the 37—year—old french—cameroonian fighter, made his boxing debut against tyson fury four months ago and suffered a contentious split—decision loss, having earlier put down the wbc champion. an element of surprise perhaps forjoshua then, who comes into the fight after a straightforward victory over otto wallin back in december. he says he�*s prepared for what his opponent can bring. when i ta

back to back wins for andy farrell side again. back to back wins for andy farrell side again.ten to that in five live for the the only team to a beaten ireland in the six nation preventing from a grand slam. it did not stop them from doing that airlifting that trophy as the six nations champions once again. that's all from sportsday. tomorrow is going to be a warmer day. today felt a lot chillier across south—eastern parts of the country, but we have all seen the cloud increasing and there has been some rain and drizzle in the air as well. low pressure is staying probably out to the west, but well ahead of it, this cloud is getting thrown our way, and these weather fronts will bring the wetter weather and that is pushing east. it will clear away from northern areas overnight, but across england and wales, coming up from the south—west, we will see rain developing more widely by the early hours. not welcome rain by any means. eight or nine celsius, but where the cloud breaks later in northern scotland, temperatures down to three orfour celsius. unlike today, tomorrow is going t

andy murray will miss both the monte carlo masters and bmw open in munich next month, the start of the expected to be murray's final summer on tour, and he had been targeting the french open in may before wimbledon in july. england prop kyle sinckler willjoin toulon next season, with international team—mate lewis ludlam also expected to move to the south of france. moving to france will effectively end both players international careers under current eligibility rules. britain's elvin evans is second overall at safari rally kenya. but he's not been able to keep up with his toyota team mate kaller rovanpera. the firm won all six of today's stages to lead evans by almost a minute. the rally finishes on sunday. british para—canoeist jack aires used to feel ashamed of his disability, but now says having his leg amputated was the best decision he's ever made. it led to a career in modelling, and then elite sport. he's been talking to sally hurst about his journey from catwalk to canoe. owning the catwalk as mr england — the first amputee to win the title. it's hard to believe thatjust a few

let's bring andy the time. let's bring andy into the conversation. come back conversation.n. you can come back to to yeah, i promise conversation. you can come back to to me yeah, i promise conversation. you can come back to to me on yeah, i promise conversation. you can come back to to me on that. h, i promise conversation. you can come back to to me on that. but,)romise conversation. you can come back to to me on that. but, are|ise conversation. you can come back to to me on that. but, are we you to me on that. but, are we doing in the right way? doing it in the right way? because i'm sure the iea and others very concerned others are very concerned that this quickly, this is happening too quickly, that working that it's threatening working people with huge happening people with huge it's happening too already explained that we >> i already explained that we clearly rupert, we get your point, that mean we point, but that doesn't mean we all with it. all agree with it. >> see what andy's got to say. >> so rupert's not entirely wrong. is the case that if we wrong. it is the

i think andy _ today. what will it mean for both coaches? i think andy farrell - today.illiant, what he has i just been brilliant, what he has done with the ireland team. of course he will be delighted to get a win at twickenham. that will set up a grand slam decider. i'm just delighted for him and ijust think he religious errors all of the success. —— keyjust as there is all the success. success. -- key 'ust as there is all the success— success. -- key 'ust as there is all the success. for steve borthwick, it will mean absolutely _ the success. for steve borthwick, it will mean absolutely loads - the success. for steve borthwick, it will mean absolutely loads and - will mean absolutely loads and loads — will mean absolutely loads and loads. he is still early in his face as an _ loads. he is still early in his face as an england manager and coach. if england _ as an england manager and coach. if england win — as an england manager and coach. if england win today, that is that when that he _ england win today, that is that when that he needs. then he can go, this is our—

andy, turley, kerri, don't leave the building. aishah, i thought it was interesting that the president said it could make me more popular. he's well aware of the political stakes out here and keeping these cases in front of the public and then they can decide whether or not he was being treated fairly or not that . conversation continues in a moment. chris bedford will join us, juan williams and much more as coverage continues on this monday afternoon right after this. ♪ i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein! those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ugh. -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals. and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic. (♪) - it's payback time. all these years you've worked hard, you've fixed it, you've looked after it, maybe it's time for your home to start taking care of you. - we've invested in our home, we've worked on it. - we had a whole lot of equity just sitting there. - you paid down the mortgage, invested

andy verity, indispensable _ people less poor. andy verity, indispensable on _ people less poor.e on a day - people less poor. andy verity, indispensable on a day like - people less poor. andy verity, i indispensable on a day like today. thank you for taking us through your analysis on those tax changes. joining me as richard hughes, the chair of the office for budget responsibility. welcome to bbc news. we've been hearing a lot about your organisation in the last few days. apologies, we will try and have this conversation amongst the shouting. now that the budget has been delivered we've also heard some forecasts and research from dob are. just take us through what you've issued and what that means. it’s issued and what that means. it's onl been issued and what that means. it�*s only been three months as a last forecast in november. some bad news, the economy shrunk at the last to present but good news going forward, inflations become a down faster or for the interest rates are also good of all faster. we expect that her support and a stronger recover this year and next year whi

andy, thank you so much for being here.e not familiar with who shohei otani is, this is one of the stellar athletes in baseball, an incredible hitter, keeps getting better, was an amazing pitcher when he is on the mound. many believe this guy is the greatest in the game today. also apparently one of the nicest guys, too. so, this news gets out about these gambling allegations. how did that news come out? and how did that land in the baseball community? andy: yeah. i mean, i can answer the second person -- the second part first. it landed like a bomb. it's been that is still basically been going off you know, nearly a week later. the way the story initially came out with the los angeles times reported that thani's name had surfaced in and in a the sort of books or the records of an alleged legal bookmaker named matthew bauer, who lives in southern california, is under federal investigation, when the los angeles times and subsequently espn approached his camp. he was in there because he was paying off the debts of mizuhara, h

andy verity, you will be with _ or still worse. andy verity, you will be with us _ or still worse.ill worse. andy verity, you j will be with us all day taking us through the developments as the budget and falls. for the moment, thank you very much. joining me now is conservative mp harriett baldwin, chair of the treasury select committe, the cross party group of mps who examine the work of the treasury and other financial bodies welcome to bbc news. your committee because myjob is to scrutinise the budget once we know what it is. what things you will be looking at for today. i things you will be looking at for toda . ., . things you will be looking at for toda . ~ ., ., ., ., , things you will be looking at for toda . ~ ., ., ., m , today. i think a lot of it has been trialled already _ today. i think a lot of it has been trialled already but _ today. i think a lot of it has been trialled already but there - today. i think a lot of it has been trialled already but there is - today. i think a lot of it has been| trialled already but there is some speculation _ trialled already but t

i'm joined now by the man at the center of this lawsuit, representative andy kim. get any indication from the judge how he's leaning after the testimony? >> thank you for having me. no, no indication. he was very clear he wanted to be fair about this and how they structured the process. i do appreciate the ability for us to make our case and to talk about why we think this is unfair and unconstitutional. i was really proud of our team. >> you spoke for about an hour. what was the crux of the argument you presented personally? >> the crux of the argument unly other system in the united states. 49 other states in america use a very standardelections. new jersey does not. we are the outlier. we do it in a way that allows party leaders to give preferential placement to their preferred candidates. that is not fair. the parties can endorse the candidates that they would like, but don't structure that in terms of a ballot line for reelections. that is what is causing this to be unfair. that is what we are asking to change. >> democratic senator bob menendez, the current h

>> s hshe has been bringing andy consistently $3.5 million a quarter.ational group spending on her behalf as well. >> what issue do voters in wisconsin care about? >> it will remain to be sn how much abortion is an issue. certainly was an important issue in our most recent supreme court election. the economy is an issue here.pet inflation, grocery prices, the bread-and-butter kitchen table issues. >> explain how wisconsin sends a tammy baldwin on the left to the u.s. senate and ron johnson on the right. >> state. we are a state that is responsible for the two of them, for electing scott walker and barack obama in the same year. we have a strong history of really diametrically opposed candidates being equally successful. we are operable state. we are evenly split. -- we are a purple state. voters care more about the candidate. >> what do you watch statewide about the red areas and blue areas that, when combined, make the state purple? >> lucky is a strong area -- milwaukee is a strong area for democrats. then we have more suburban areas throughout the st

our correspondent andy swiss is in dublin ahead of it all.es after that agonising defeat against england last weekend, but they haven't, their coach andy farrell said in the press conference earlier that when people are disappointed, you tend to get a good reaction. so he has named an entirely unchanged starting 15 to face scotland. that means calvin nash has been included. he had to leave the field at twickenham last weekend after only a few minutes after he suffered a head injury, but he has since passed a head injury assessment and is therefore available to play. as for scotland, there will be looking to bounce back from the defeat against italy last weekend. they have made two changes to their starting 15. the first six nations start for stafford mcdowall at centre, he replaces cameron redpath. well ben white returns at scrum—half. he was arrested last weekend, but he is back in the starting 15. as for england, they have made one change to their starting 15 as they prepare to face france. elliot daly comes in for immanuel feyi—waboso, who

attorney general andy mccarthy and andy donald trump invoking your name today in regard to this hushase so let's take a lesson to that... >> mr. trump: if you read auntie mccarty's peace, if you read jonathan turley's case, if you read legal scholars all over the world they say this da case is a hoax and it's something that it's not something a crime -- they say there's no crime and there is no crime. >> charles: md? >> while i hope it's worth more to president from then he is paying me for it, charles but look, i think that was going on here is a monopolistic attorney has brought a smack what he is calling a case of business records falsification but what he is actually trying to do and i think illegally is enforced a federal statute, the campaign finance laws, under circumstances where the federal agencies that have authority over those statutes look at this and decided not to take action again -- against trump and i think his theory on this is incoherent because even if the campaign finance laws applied which they don't reporting period after the stormy daniels payment by michael

but andy litinsky and wes moss did not learn their lesson.ter trump became a twice impeached former president who tried to steal an election, andy litinsky and wes moss decided to go into business with him. and boy did they seem to regret it. these two former apprentice contestant s helped trump build his right-wing twitter knockoff social media company truth social. but now they are suing trump claiming his essentially trying to cheat them out of their share of that company. who could have seen that coming? that lawsuit isn't your typical where are they now reality tv story. the lawsuit from those two former apprentice stars, now getting in the way of trump's latest attempts to keep accountability. right now trump is on the hook for more than half a billion dollars from his civil fraud and defamation lawsuits. at the same time trump is in the middle of a big deal to try and effectively sell that would knock off for billions of dollars, the company that and andy litinsky and wes moss helped create. a lot of people think trump could try and us

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andy swiss was watching.most breathtaking backdrops in the shadow of the himalayas. but could england's batsmen keep their cool? at first, they did. zak crawley scaling even greater heights during a fluent 79. whenjohnny bairstow made a blistering start, a big total beckoned. but the wheels came off. first, bairstow, thenjoe root. then ben spokes for a duck. suddenly, india were on top. they also last seven wickets for just 43 runs, india were on top. they also last seven wickets forjust 43 runs, 280 all—out. could india's batsmen press on their advantage? how's this for an answer? hitting 36 and it over off bashir as the hosts cruise past 100. he did eventually get some revenge. going for 57, 100. he did eventually get some revenge. going for57, but 100. he did eventually get some revenge. going for 57, but gil picked up where he left off. india ending the day in total control, and it's england who now have a mountain to climb. andy swiss, bbc news. disappointing day. i think we were hoping for a lot more wi

andy _ reckless with the public finances.out the day. the budget is expected to be the last before the next general election and voters across the country will be listening closely to whatjeremy hunt has to say. what are you hoping for and how will it affect you and your household budget? our cost of living corresponding connor smith has been to warrington. it might not be ramsay street, but in this quiet corner of warrington... mil ramsay street, but in this quiet corner of warrington. .. all right? everybody _ corner of warrington. .. all right? everybody knows _ corner of warrington. .. all right? everybody knows their _ corner of warrington. .. all right? l everybody knows their neighbours. and this morning, i am joining a little gang and we are heading around to leap's house. the country feels like it — around to leap's house. the country feels like it has _ around to leap's house. the country feels like it has so _ around to leap's house. the country feels like it has so many _ around to leap's house. the country feels

burnham ended up being _ role that andy burnham ended up being as — role that andy burnham ended upt came up in rochdale, he did five years as a very well—respected mp here _ five years as a very well—respected mp here as— five years as a very well—respected mp here as well. we five years as a very well-respected mp here as well.— mp here as well. we are expecting georre mp here as well. we are expecting george galloway _ mp here as well. we are expecting george galloway to _ mp here as well. we are expecting george galloway to arrive - mp here as well. we are expecting george galloway to arrive any i george galloway to arrive any minute. there are lots of people wearing hi—vis around, which suggests maybe he's about to put in an appearance. what do you think the people of rochdale will expect him to do on their behalf when he actually gets into parliament? well, in any election _ actually gets into parliament? well, in any election like _ actually gets into parliament? well, in any election like this, _ actually gets into parliament? well, in any election like this, there's i in an

i cannot believe , andy, the way i cannot believe, andy, the way that been to that this has been allowedlesson in how play out. it is a lesson in how not to do some pr. and this is the family we're talking the royal family we're talking about it affects britain. >> yeah, think you know, even >> yeah, i think you know, even i with carol. you know, i agree with carol. you know, not often do i say that. but you know the king charles statements, you know , he was statements, you know, he was going prostate examination going for prostate examination than an operation and he had cancer and it everyone knows what's king charles. what's what with king charles. everyone to a level of everyone knows to a level of detail that's appropriate. what's kate ? it's what's happened with kate? it's she's had an abdomen surgery and then go away then she's going to go away until april. and kind of that's still quite long time . it was still quite a long time. it was confirmed that she'd come back to duties april. to work in duties in april. >> what just said there was >> what you just said there was key a le

i have got trade unionist andy mcdonald and political editor at the express, sam lister.ons more pounds? >> yes. as soon as i read the story today, i thought absolutely that, you know, as you just there, every death you just said there, every death is a tragedy . but let's not is a tragedy. but let's not forget the vast majority of people the channel are people crossing the channel are doing illegally. having doing it illegally. having paid traffickers, thousands of traffickers, many thousands of pounds, they're crossing from a safe country to come here. but, you know, this government has repeatedly said that it's dangerous. people are going to die, so they have to stop it. and yet all that has been ignored and suddenly it is all it's going to be our fault that they're coming here. it is outrageous. it is going to be a it's the next source of income for these lawyers. this is going to forever. the government to go on forever. the government surely now has to see what lies ahead. i mean, the figures you just there just read out there are astonishing the that we're astonish

andy >> it has indeed. but you know, did you notice dan and emma?utiful backdrop up with all that snow. i mean congratulations to the couple. >> obviously they made it through. all right. let me show you some live pictures from our tower cameras right now. just gorgeous views, no matter which direction you look from, explore atrium to san jose, pier 39. vollmer. camera we do have a lot of clouds overhead area of low pressure over the pacific is going to make a beeline towards southern california. and as it does, it'll graze us. so we will get some showers right now on live doppler seven. pretty quiet view. we do have a few isolated showers up to our north, but this is far more up to the north around middletown down hidden valley lake. we'll continue to see isolated showers going into tomorrow and then turning more scattered by wednesday. so as we take you back in time, you see that wet weather that came through today? it wasn't just a north bay event. we had a little bit of drizzle elsewhere. and when you add all this up, since last week when the st

congressman andy biggs has oversight, a lot to talk to him about.air comer gearing up to secretary granholm. we got why and also has impeachment managers sending over articles of impeachment to the senate for home security mayorkas and chair comer inviting president biden began to talk to the house impeachment inquiry plus former federal prosecutor andrew czajkowski, former president demand the 2020 case be tossed out. we will explain why coming up in "the evening edit". ♪ ♪ ♪ [coughing] copd isn't pretty. i'm out of breath, and often out of the picture. but this is my story. ( ♪ ) and with once-daily trelegy, it can still be beautiful. because with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open for a full 24 hours and prevents future flare-ups. trelegy also improves lung function, so i can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may inc

andy gill, bbc news.rnational break. we have all the latest from the managers on the bbc sport website ahead of a full fixture list on saturday and building up to the showdown between title contendors manchester city and arsenal sunday. that is it for sports day. thanks for watching. that is it for sports day. thanks forwatching. bye. hello, you're watching bbc news, with me catherine byaruhanga. a reminder of our top story — legislation has been published this morning to allow terminally ill people in scotland to have help to end their lives. it's been drawn up by the liberal democrat msp, liam mcarthur, who says it would ease suffering. opponents have raised ethical, religious and practical objections. the bill is likely to be debated this autumn and potentially voted on next year. earlier i spoke to bbc scotland's political editor, david henderson, and asked him about the background of this legislation. it's come about because right now, helping someone to take their own life is a crime and it's punish

morning andy. that have on in presenter that you have on in the morning? >> is the right number? >> aidan is it the right number? who. he so funny and who. yes he is so funny and cheers whole day . cheers up my whole day. >> oh, isn't that lovely andy? >> oh, isn't that lovely andy? >> yeah. have you noticed? did you recognise my email address? >> good. >> very good. >> very good. >> i do, of course i do. thank you. >> i thought you'd like that. yeah, now you can on yeah, yeah. now you can go on your yeah, yeah. now you can go on youyes. oh, skip. right, >> yes. oh, skip. all right, that's it. oh, i'll be back. right. okay. >> importantly, andy, i'm >> more importantly, andy, i'm stephen , and ellie stephen dixon, and i'm ellie costello, is breakfast costello, and this is breakfast on gb news . on gb news. >> oh, on the shrinkflation thing. >> oh, yes. >> oh, yes. >> got you going on this one. >> got you going on this one. >> well, you have now, this is this intrigues me because i don't a lot of ea