madison: yes, ash, it does. but that's not stopping trump.s secretary karoline leavitt said to stu earlier this morning. >> so you can't confirm that he is going to try to abolish the department of education? can't confirm that for us? >> i will say that president trump campaigned on that promise, and i think the american people can expect him to deliver on it. madison: there you have it, president trump's team is reportedly preparing executive actions that are aimed at dismantling the education department. officials reportedly discussed an executive order to shut down the functions of the department, not written into statute or moving certain functions to other agencies with a white house official confirming to fox that trump plans to reevaluate the future of the department. trump already taking action when it does come to education signing executive orders last week on school choice, and ending funding for schools that support what the white house calls "racial indoctrination". closing down department of education could be next and advocate

well, ash and pikachu's journey might have ended on camera, but it's only what you see on tv.gh the tv camera might not be following them, ash's journey is continuing, and his partner pikachu is right next to him. for more on this story, we have a full article on bbc.com. thanks for watching. and the planets put on a show. the us access to its minerals. and why minerals? well, they're worth billions of pounds because they're used for electric cars. ahead of his visit to the white house on friday, security guarantees from america in return. out of the arrangement, he said this. $350 billion and lots of equipment and military equipment and the right to fight on. some other stories now. at the age of 39. and later in gossip girl. and bp has said it's going to cut its investments in renewable energy projects by nearly £4 billion a year, on oil and gas. bp said it's to drive growth after its profits fell behind its rival energy companies. and here's ten seconds of the planets parade. see you. i'm sarah mulkerrins. more white ball misery for england as they crash out of the premier

recently a large shamel ash tree was taken down.efully lowered the trunk to the ground where it was processed and earmarked for milling. the milled wood ends up at taylor guitars. >> when i see this, i see the potential of the world changing. we'll make beautiful guitars out of this. >> reporter: the urban guitars are sold around the world, including here at gryphon stringed instruments in palo alto. >> frequently the topic doesn't come up as to what is this wood and where did it come from? instead it's like wow, this sounds great and it looks beautiful. >> reporter: molly tuttle first tried out a shamel ash and then red ironbark. her verdict? >> such a cool idea not only for like the sustainability reasons, which is obviously a huge part of it, but i think it's cool for me as a guitar player, like i want to play guitars that are made of all sorts of different woods. >> reporter: woods that provide a strong new voice in an ever changing world. >> well, if you are looking to buy or just want to check out some cool cars, the silicon v

ash croft doesn't say what the burden was so you have to like read into it. you can't separate communities under 1990s technology and set it up for the whole world and essentially meant some places with content not seen to minors would be behind age frames and that's a burden that's not here. we know for a fact that they can segregate by geography when texas law went into effect, corn hub into texas and operating louisiana with age verificatn and we know that's no longer true. >> thank you. >> i would urge the court to stick with strict scrutiny even if we forget alaska the on point presence dense for the moment. there's principles i think are important reliable principles that will serve us well going forward. yes, in this context but also in others. hostile regulator saying to adults, you should not be here and no consideration whatsoever ofwhy texas would have alived at a law like this unless out to chill adults and chill speaker when is it comes to expression that is clearly protected as to adults. we think this the case or not and there the court was loo

ash a ash they don't have a plan, much like the join withs.oncha, thank you very much. >> thank you, ash. ashley: thank you. relatively flat right now with about 23 minutes before the opening. the dow, s&p and nasdaq down ever so slightly. good time to bring in kenny polcari. kenny, the rally seems to have stalled a bit. you know what? we know that cpi, ppi, fyi all a came in hotter than expected -- [laughter] but the algorithms didn't go crazy with that. >> you know, what's interesting is they did on wednesday when the cpi came out hotter. then yesterday the ppi was even hotter, the 3-month rate is at 4.4, well above the target, yet they somehow were able to create a story saying that some of the inputs that are going to the go into the pce, which is jj's favorite inflation gauge, seem to be going down. health care items and airfare. which i'm not sure that today see is. i put it in my note this morning, i fly back and forth to new york every two weeks, and prices are doing nothing but going up along that route and i'm sure along other well-t

>> hey there, ash.his tiktok ban included really steep fines for big tech if they continue to work with tiktok, who was $5,000 per user and multiply that out by 170 million users that had tiktok and potentially that's a lot of money. with this reported assurance and going to the big tech face and going to make it available, the app is now back and available for downloads to new users and google declined to comment on the news and apple didn't immediately respond and president trump issued an executive order on the first day in office pausing enforcement by 75 days and tiktok returned to anyone that had the an on their phone and with the return of the tiktok app to app stores and tiktok functioning like it be when the ban went into account. this leaves the question about the on going efforts to find a buyer for tiktok. listen here. >> we have a lot of people interested in tiktok, and i hope to be able to make a deal. social security very popular and we'll have to probably get approval from china. but the

ash, come on back.coming home now that elon musk has some pull in the white house? ashley: they are, indeed, david. it's a hair-raising experience, as you can see from that picture. it was supposed to be a weeklong flight, but butch and suni have been stranded at the international space station for more than eight months. that could end sooner than planned now. they were supposed to rush last june, as you say, aboard boeing's starliner capsule is, but that craft had so much trouble getting to the space station that nasa decided to bring the cap a assume back empty and reassign the astronauts to spacex. even that plan didn't go anywhere because it's suffered delays. nasa now going to send a replacement crew aboard an older capsule to the space station and has targeted a march 12th launch, that is ahead of schedule. nasa says, basically, it is working expeditiously to bring them back as soon as possible. it was a ride that's gone a lot longer than expected, for sure. david: about a year with, almost a yea

after an ashes series to forget, what next for england 27—22 they've won to seal the bonus point. an start whilst for steve borthwick and england dublin looks calm. don't be fooled, it waits, expects, it built for success. france arrive in march, but here and now it is england. itoje proudly leading out his team as captain for the first time. if this was the occasion for experience, both teams had off a tackle, quick enough to break through and find him and score. levelled here. ireland at their best. but they did it. with james �* on withjames �*on wing, they with james �* on wing, they took their score to 27, that was the two and that was the game. two credit, they went for and that was the game. two and :redit, they went for and that was the game. two and a edit, they went for and that was the game. two and a :uirg’i iey we and r 7 then 7 7 thenireland ' thenirelandlost ' 5 it it was 5 it was not it was not in 5 it was not in truth close as the score let's get more reaction to this — joe is still thank you for how will on it? started england started impressively ivancic showed the

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and the enduring lure of ash and pikachu — 29 years after the game's first release.nd he's floated an additional 10% tariff he's blaming what he calls "the ongoing flow of drugs across americas borders", on all imports, which it vows to fight. economists warn tariffs could fuel inflation. a green light for gatwick. the uk government gives london's gatwick airport approval to expand. and the enduring lure of ash and pikachu — we speak to the boss of the pokemon company, 29 years after the game's first release. welcome to business today, i'm ben thompson. us president trump weilding the threat of more trade tariffs, as he continues his push to prioritise american jobs, and exert political pressure on key trading partners. on media, mrtrump has said that tariffs on mexico and canada will take effect next week. and he's floated an additional 10% tariff on all goods from china. he's blaming what he calls "the ongoing flow of drugs across americas borders", much of which president trump says is made in china. meanwhile, the european union faces a potential 25% tariff on al

that volcanic ash is basically pulverized rock fragments. so they're super, super tiny and they get into anything mechanical and they gum up the works. it's also not too good for you to breathe it either. so if there is an eruption that's really ash rich, folks in anchorage are going to want to try to minimize their time outside and not drive their cars or fly airplanes. >> yeah, certainly. and then looking back in 1953 and 1992, those prior eruptions. do those tell you anything? >> they do. in fact. volcanologists are a lot like historians. we only know what volcanoes are capable of doing by looking at past eruptions. and fortunately, volcanoes tend to leave us a lot of clues written in rock. so if you can decode the secrets of the rock, you can learn how big a future eruption might be. whether there's a lot of lava or a lot of ash, or whether it was really explosive or just produced a lot of oozy, runny lava really close to the source. so that sort of information is really valuable when we prepare for disasters, emergency response and to k

so who was ash off? mom? one's enemies might be on to lie in egypt where it's being claimed via gyptian. businessman was spying for israel. the and they get the most of the day to the, the, you know, the city is to feed mean in escape. so those of middle on only the head argue that i don't see the media published on the net with on this. it it, and it to go to see that the home also from when i was this is on few much all of nissan of this vehicle. meet again about a vis or the to get and going to hit it all to be it's known that model one became exceptionally well. so you through his business dealings in london, he only share in chelsea football club and had a business reputation for playing by his own rules. so you get dozens of companies all over the place. and lichtenstein is under any deal that he can make money from. now, i've got no direct knowledge of these deals, but i do know of a number of companies that he was involved with and any one of those pollutants uh, in mullins, to be or was move loan and

. >> he really rose from the ashes.e is a phoenix who rose from the ashes and he survived two impeachments, an assassination, and he survived numerous criminal prosecutions that didn't ultimately go anywhere. except in one case, when the sentencing was put on hold. he comes in with the supreme court, a supreme court with a conservative super majority that he is credited with putting there, that has a more expansive view of presidential power than past courts. president trump and his administration, in trump two point oh, has a significantly more expansive view of executive power than they did the first time around. if the theme of the first trump administration was that trump was pushing against norms, this time he is pushing up against laws and the constitution. like changing the 14th amendment, or saying you can use an executive order to do away with birthright citizenship. that is a dramatic escalation of things trump did the first time around. geoff: he clearly feels emboldened. >> absolutely. it is not just that th

how about you, ash? ashley: i haven't.ne of the best reporting i've seen in a long time. not only madison unflapable and very talented, but the guy on the camera whoever was doing the camera work was absolutely perfect and the signal stayed strong through the whole thing. very impressive. stuart: this is coming to us from james. i think ashley webster would make an acceptable oo7. you're athletic and young and have a british accent. what's wrong with that? ashley: thank you very much. will you be my agent, stu? stuart: oh, yes. absolutely. yes. for 10%, yes. guaranteed. ashley: bond, james bond. i'll take my martini shaken or stirred. i don't care. stuart: just give him the martini. thanks issue ashley. thank you everyone for sending in the friday feedback. time for the friday trivia question. good one again. all right, we've got people watching this. which president named his dog quintet? herbert hoover, andrew jackson, calvin coolage, harry truman? the answer in just one moment. planning to move? join the 6 million famil

what is he saying about this, ash? ashley: good morning, david.ike to replace family-based immigration rules with a system favoring highly skilled, financially self-sufficient of migrants, not a wide open border. >> open borders, i don't want to have open borders. i a want to have very strong borders. i want people to come in, but they have to to come in legally, and they have to love our country. they have to be capable. we won a big supreme court case, it's called merit-based. we have the right to have merit-based. it's hard to come together when you have some people want a closed border and some people want an open border. ashley: now, under a merit-based system, immigrants would also have to learn english and pass a civics exam. and, by the way, david, both australia and canada use point-based systems to to determine if someone qualifies to enter the country as a skilled worker. david: yep. ashley: what a concept. david: it works pretty well too. ashley are, thank you very much. mike murphy, what do you think about this? based on merit. if peo

in the central valley, the arborists took down a large ash tree that was threatening several utilities. a special crane carefully lowered the trunk to the ground where it was processed and then earmarked for milling. >> here we go. >> reporter: the milled wood ends up at taylor guitars. >> we will make beautiful guitars out of this. >> reporter: the urban guitars are sold around the world including here at griffin spring instruments in palo alto. >> frequently, the topic doesn't even come up. as to what is this wood and where did it come from. instead it is it sounds great and looks beautiful. >> reporter: molly tuttliest first tried out an ash. then a red iron bark. >> such a cool idea not only for the sustainability reasons which is obviously like a huge part of it. but i think it is cool for me as a guitar player. i want to play guitars that are made of all sorts of different woods. >> reporter: woods that provide a strong new voice in an ever changing world. >> brilliant idea. love that story. >>> now, let's go to our first alert weather to talk about the sun we have been seeing to

there are scorch marks all around on the walls and lots of rubble and ash on the ground.y of what happened here may never be known, but we do know that women and children were trapped here, left inside, unable to escape. survivors have told us they do not expect justice. the prison now stands as a silent reminder of those who died here and an indictment of those who left them. orla guerin, bbc news, goma. caitriona: the bbc has asked the government for a response to what the survivors have told us, but so far, we have not received one. let's have a look as some other news from around the world. the vatican says pope francis remains in critical condition, but he is stable. his prognosis remains died, but he it -- dire, but he is working from his sick bed. the 88-year-old pontiff is spending his month in hospital. south korea's suspended president apologized again for his attempt to impose martial law last year. but in the last hearing of his impeachment trial, he denied insurrection. he was charged with insurrection charges and could face the death penalty. syria's interim

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recently in the central valley, the arborist took down a large ash tree that was threatening several utilities. a special crane carefully lowered the trump to the ground. >> when i see this, i see the potential of the world changing. we'll make beautiful guitars out of this. >> and they are sold around the world including here. >> and the topic doesn't even come up as to what is this wood and where did it come from? instead, it's this sounds great and looks beautiful. >> reporter: molly tuttle first tried this out, and then red iron bark. her verdict? >> such a cool idea. not only for like the sustainability reasons, which is obviously like a huge part of it, but it's cool for me as a guitar player, like i want to play them that are made of all sorts of different woods. >> reporter: woods that provide a strong new voice in an ever changing world. >> by the way, when our producer who produced that story, spoke to molly tuttle. she teased a special performance with ringo star, that will be airing on paramount. do you know how old he is? 84. is he 84, going on 40, but yes. >> and he's i

it's been a poor couple of days for england, in the ashes.ons of a lack the perception and reputation of england women's cricket positively and for them to be role models and to inspire fans this group of players care deeply about playing for england. there is learning — of course there is learning — that we have got to do, and as i mentioned, we have and canter took full advantage at the first extra hole are so many things during the season that you can play your way into, and i am personally very motivated in the world cyclocross championship in france. lap while trying to close the gap on the dutchman. van der poel�*s seven world titles equals the record set he could go one better on home turf in the netherlands. is a unique discipline best described as a cross between road cycling, mountain biking the race was super hard. also, technical. also, the sun was getting lower, so it was super tricky conditions. britain's zoe backstedt recovered from a crash world title in france, winning the race by 39 seconds ahead of marie schreiber. that is

and hans with questions just who was ash off mar, want only those coover closest to him, can genuinely answer the question. one british journalist succeeded in contacting more ones from the i spent about 6 months trying to speak to someone from, well, it's funny via that british lawyer or ought to, after a long period of time, unexpectedly i'd kind of given up on as a hearing from them and then after the blue, i got an e mail from a man who was low ins. younger, you know, the son. and he said, meet me in london tomorrow, lunch time. and so of course i race the next day, he was smoking, very thoughtful in his thoughts as he took a long time to answer every one of my questions. and so i asked him about some questions initially just to just tell me about his father. what was it like right now came in with, you know, some of the more pressing questions that i had. for example, to see, did he believe that his father killed himself? and if not, then who was behind his desk for the while and found a, it was very important that the card is increased, which shows that it's a shift not killing h

purchase so much uranian pot ash from russia?why are so many critical minerals being purchased from china? the same is true with oil and gas. there is a lot we can do starting with very specific projects. but looking more generally down the road, creating joint tools that can allow us to make joint investments. i think there is real scope for those kinds of conversations. it starts with us agreeing that collaboration and deepening that relationship is the way to go. mr. goldwyn: let me ask your question about liberal party politics facing an interesting season in canada with two candidates up for consideration, justin friedman and mark carney, who are well known around the world and they have both talked about the carbon tax on consumers and the industrial sector. can you paint us -- what is the future of an energy and employment policy for the liberal party going forward? mr. wilkinson: you are asking somebody who got into politics because of climate change. i had the great privilege of serving as canada's environment and climat

this is for ash. saying they've identified hen hundreds of emergency energy progs whose approvals could be fast tracked. what qualifies as emergency energy project, ash? ashley: any situation with unacceptable hazard of life and or immediate and un-for foreseen economic hardship and projects considered emergencies can be expedited and under president trump's energy emergency declaration, about 350 new projects placed on the docket and many for toes sit fuel related projects and various pipelines, oil well pads and projects related to coal and gas including a major gas-fueled power plant in texas and sand and gravel mine in pennsylvania and gold mine inside the national forest in idaho. as you can imagine, environmental groups crying foul and questioning whether proper reviews will be con ducked and falsely claiming an energy emergency used to fast track and rubber stamp federal approvals and trump energy plan full steam ahead, stu. stuart: they'll do anything to stop it. hundreds of energy projects. >

to avoid purchasing pot ash and fertilizer from unreliable countries like batteries.uranium is also supplied by canada tower and the equivalent of almost 20 million homn the united states, again, allowing the u.s. to reduce reliance on producers such as russia. and canada supplies critical minerals like geranium bump, nickel, copper, and graphite. the building blocks of a range of american economic sectors including defense. typically the alternative source of supply is china. let me address concerns about the trade deficit between our two countries. when you break it down you look at non-energy-related trade and the u.s. has a surplus of over $50 billion. the united states is a net exporter to canada of manufacturing goods, particularly motor vehicles and parts. hampering industries with an american trade surplus would cheaply disrupt industries where the united states already exports more to canada. as i noted, parts go back and forth often seven or eight times before a car is complete and for which there are no easy alternatives. it would make these things more exp

are desperate to do well and execute that. who's women's team were whitewashed by australia in the ashesce as "brutal, but she doesn't feel the accusations of a lack and to play cricket and follow cricket. this group of players care deeply about playing for england. they are hurting hugely from what has happened over this last month, so there is not a lack of professionalism. to do it quickly. english golfer laurie canter has won the bahrain and canter took full advantage at the first extra hole with a tap—in birdie to take the title. i'm going to do everything i can to try and get myself i am not that far off it now, and it is great — the carrot at the end of the year — but there are so many things during the season that you can play your way into, and i am personally very motivated to do that. in the world cyclocross championship in france. his main rival, belgian wout van aert, crashed on the first lap while trying to close the gap on the dutchman. over 50 years ago in the men's elite races, and next year and steeplechase. also, technical. conditions. as well. ahead of marie schreiber

the ash could wipe out the small population of steelhead trout. a team from the department of wildlife scrambled to catch the fish before the rain. saving more than 270 of the fish. that's more than half the estimated population. the fish will be kept in captivity until it's safe enough to put them back into the water. wine connoisseurs, this one is for you. today, winemakers in the livermore valley declared that cabernet franc and sauvignon blanc are the region's signature wine. grape varietals. two varietals were first planted in the livermore valley back in the 1880s, but they only account for a fraction of the wine produced in the region. so why make them the signature grapes? winemakers say changing climate has let their area hotter and windier, and that's why they believe that these two grapes are the best fit for the region's future. it gives us that great opportunity of working with mother nature, with fruit that ripens at a timing spectrum that works great for the grape and for our style of winemaking. livermore valley already boasts the

i mean, last a few years, back when they had that explosion, where about they laid that ash all over the place where i had a garden going. i lost all of that, you know, so not too happy with them. i wish they would do something about it. find them, close them down or whatever. but it's not working for us out here in the community. that man who lives near the refinery is referring to what happened the night before thanksgiving in 2022, when the martinez refining company accidentally released 20 tons of spent catalyst, a powdery dust containing heavy metals that left cars covered in ash. and, as you heard, destroyed that man's garden. the county says the refinery violated state law and local policy when it failed to immediately notify him of that release. back then, the refinery did apologize. the following may, the u.s. department of justice announced it was investigating that release. back to saturday's fire, six workers were treated on site or at the hospital, but no serious injuries. the company says it's possible there could be some flaring here at the refinery for the rest of the

ash's journey is continuing, and his partner pikachu thanks for watching.s and when president trump was asked what ukraine gets out of the arrangement, he said this. $350 billion and lots of equipment and military the actress michelle trachtenberg has died at the age of 39. she was known for starring in buffy the vampire slayer and later in gossip girl. in renewable energy projects by nearly £4 billion a year, and instead it's going to increase spending its rival energy companies. and here's ten seconds of the planets parade. so this week, seven planets will be lined up in the night sky, which is something we won't see again until 2040. see you. i'm sarah mulkerrins. more white ball misery for england as they crash out of the premier league. england overcome spain in the nations league at wembley. wherever you are watching around the world. joe root threatened to rescue his side from the brink, on friday in order to make the semifinals, and joe wilson has this report. for their players — their male players.

ash-har quraishi has the story. >> reporter: whether it's a tornado, flood, earthquake, or any kind of us rely on our insurance to get us through. but imagine losing everything you have in a disaster like this, but then thinking to yourself, well, at least i have insurance. as many as three and four u.s. homeowner policy holders could be underinsured. to help us understand this issue, we're talking to jennifer gray thompson, who is the ceo of the nonprofit after the fire usa. so jennifer, how do you even figure out if you're underinsured? >> the first thing you have to do is read your policy, and most of us don't do that. we encourage you to sit down or an experienced underwriter will be able to do this you. >> reporter: make your own calculations. take the dwelling amount and divide it by your square footage. it should equal the average construction cost per-square-foot in your area. a dollar amount you can find by doing an online search for construction costs per square foot along with your zip code. what about people who are not part of the disaster right now, but they do the calcul

once again raising the specter of fire ash and total destruction. thus it is our responsibility as un security council members to help end the agony and pull ourselves back from the brink . continuing to engage in rhetorical rivalries on new york may make diplomats feel vindicated but it will not save souls on the battlefield . we must prove to ourselves that we can come together and agree on the most basic principles. let us show one another the brave vision of peace that once told us out of hell can prevail. our draft resolution is elegant in its simplicity. a symbolic simple first step towards peace. the three brief paragraphs echo the spirit of the un charter and must as the night in 1945 a for this war is awful, that the un can help end it and peace is possible . we hear our european colleagues when they say they want a durable peace but not at any cost. mr. president to them i would say rest assured we need to seek this piece and would remind these colleagues this resolution is not a peace deal and it imposes no cost . rather this resolution r

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a nation founded in the ashes and in the aftermath of a horrifying crime against humanity stirred from its very inception, from the very day of its birth. against threats from every angle and every corner and has served as an example to the world of a pluralistic society, a free enterprise, democracy, and one that if there were more israelis in the middle east, more countries like that, the world would be a safer and a better place. and this is what we hope for the region and for our planet. a nation that's always sought peace but will not allow itself to be intimidated or destroyed by its enemies. and on that front, you can always count on us. i know. long as i'm in this position and president trump is in the white house. so thank you. thank you. thank. mr. prime minister. what concessions.

a month on, there are human remains among the ashes.or these women, another trauma. the block next door. there was a mass jailbreak from the men's section, thousands of prisoners making a getaway. but the women were still trapped — among them translation: instead of opening the door, . among the dead, there were 26 children, a witness told us some started to die when police fired tear gas into the prison, though it was already ablaze. to escape, and something fell on her. she tells me esther was just starting to walk, and was without sin. orla guerin, bbc news, goma. let's get some of the day's other news now. curfew is in place in affected areas. on emergency generators. the fertility rate in south korea has risen for the first time in nine years, adding to hopes south korea has one of the world's lowest fertility rates. to try to encourage young people to get married and have children. ending dei programmes. big tech firms like meta and amazon have already ended or rolled back policies like using race and sex in hiring decisions. pres

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stuart: that's the story, thanks, ash. a headline in wall street journal.ng prices and created another subprime housing bubble and put taxpayers at risk and trump should end it. allysia finley wrote that and she joins us now in new york. you lay the blame for higher home prices on biden, explain. >> right. well this goes back to the obama administration when they eased under writing the people over the threshold and inflation mass increased property taxes, insurance prices and everything else, people are struggling now to make payments. what biden administration has done is no, you can't get foreclosed on and happened in the last housing crisis and we're making payments for you and cut monthly principal and interest payments by 25%. and basically pushing up demand and restricting supply and even with the higher interest rates and you're continuing to see that home prices rise by 4 or 5% a year. stuart: interesting. department of housing and urban development expected to be cut in half. some staffers going to worsen the housing crisis. what does allysia finl

begins later this month. are still reflecting on their humiliating 16 points to nil whitewash in the ashesam's reputation had taken a hit, of professionalism were accurate. can i believe it? no, i can't. the score line is very difficult to swallow and to make sense of, and certainly not, you know, what we get out here to achieve. you know, i have a significant amount of responsibility. jonathan finch is our performance director. as well as the senior setup. from holding up the mirror and having tough and honest on in their posts? individuals and their futures. there is nobody more disappointed and frustrated than heather and john. i think that is evident. especially with a global tournament every year now. fitness has been a question that has been asked many times. and england sides and say they are comparable and that as the australian team. they have... i think they are setting new standards and it we match those standards. that was clare connor speaking to the bbc�*s henry moran. successive irish champion hurdle after stablemate lossiemouth fell. hurdle where stateman is the defending c

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ash, come on back in. what's the first lady saying about this? the tours were put on hold but the first lady took to social media platform x saying "the president and i are excited to reopen the white house to those interested in the extraordinary story of the iconic and beautiful landmark, which it is. there's much to learn about the american presidency, first families who have lived here, and our nation's rich history for the experience of the white house. this opportunity is unique among nations around the globe and a tradition we're honoring for hundreds of thousands of visitors each year". public stores of the executive mansions are scheduled to restart on february 25th. book early because those spots fill up quickly. david: absolutely. welcome jackie kennedy. you're too young. ashley: i remember. david: this just in, trump's pick to lead the fbi and kash patel, he cleared his first hurdle on capitol hill. senate judiciary committee advancing his confirmation to final vote on capitol hill next week. david spunt brings us the very latest from

a month on, there are human remains among the ashes.r. while the second man was raping me, i came to. the unlucky ones were raped. the prison was engulfed by chaos. there was a mass jailbreak from the men's section, thousands of prisoners making a getaway. but the women were still trapped — among them nadine, who saw many take their last breaths. translation: instead of opening the door, . they let us die like animals in the prison. before i got out. the oldest just seven. tear gas into the prison, though it was already ablaze. in a goma hospital, we meet another survivor, sifa. she was pulled from the flames by a friend, a bomb? i don't know. she died on the spot". and was without sin. but we do know that women and children were trapped here, locked inside, unable to escape, and survivors have told us they do not expectjustice. of those who died here, and an indictment of those who let them. 0rla guerin, bbc news, goma. a meeting in cairo. the plan would involve the simultaneous exchange of killed israeli hostages held by hamas and mor