no, annaleigh ashford, oh, my gosh >> annaleigh ashford is a tony award-winning lucille ball with a voicetairs >> fell down the stairs. >> jimmy: the best, funniest thing. >> hysterical. >> jimmy: the funniest bit i am like, "wow. i was so, like - >> and you know that is not in the script you know, the old lady falls down the stairs on her heinie, cracking up the audience, was not in the script. >> jimmy: she did that >> she made that up. >> jimmy: she does it -- and she does that every night. >> every night it was unbelievable. you have to go see it. and the boy from "stranger things." >> jimmy: gaten matarazzo. [ cheers and applause >> oh, my god, was he so good. >> jimmy: gaten matarazzo was fantastic. >> fantastic >> jimmy: yes. >> what a voice. >> jimmy: and i'd never seen "sweeney todd. i don't know - >> i knew it i saw it with the original, so it was not funny, though, in the original it was kinda -- it's a a depressing story they're killing people to make meat pies. [ light laughter ] and then they're selling the meat pies. >> jimmy: it's a tough -- it's a tough sell if people don

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annaleigh ashford.fore and you can hear the verbal clutching of pearls. the twists and turns of the show, i assume everybody has seen it and know what happens. but you hear the "gasp." >> stephen: a bit of a dark tale. i don't want to give away too much for the people who haven't seen it yet who might want to clutch their pearls when they get there. have you lost your taste for meat pies yet? >> josh: what's funny about our meat pies in this particular production is and i am a pescatarian and annaleigh ashford is gluten-free so they baked us specific, very l.a. meat pies for us with vegan, gluten-free flour. these are, these pies are disgusting. >> stephen: that sounds drive. i don't know why that sounds dry to me. >> josh: very dry and crumbly. she gives me a pie in one of the scenes to eat if she is saying about how disgusting the pie is in its method. it's disgusting. does a lot of things, hard things i have to do in the show but i have to take a bite of this disgusting crumbly flaky pie and i have t

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that 45 babies might have survived if they'd received better care at the hospitals in margate and ashfordnspection by the care quality commission found significant problems at both units. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. there have been maternity problems at the east kent hospitals trust for almost a decade. today's report shows care is getting worse. following an unannounced inspection injanuary to the william harvey hospital in ashford, the care quality commission found multiple examples of inadequate practices. staff didn't always wash their hands or wear gloves or aprons between different patients. life—saving equipment wasn't what it should be or regularly cleaned and checked. there weren't enough staff, either doctors or midwives. those that were there didn't have the right skills or experience to treat patients. we've learned that inspectors were so concerned about the quality of care that they wrote to nhs england, asking them to draw up contingency plans in case they had to close inpatient maternity facilities. a highly unusual move and an insight into t

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officials visited the william harvey hospital in ashford injanuary after a damning report — which foundals trust. its chief executive has apologised. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan has this special report. the errors kept coming. our son harry died because of a number of serious and preventable failures. years of harm... some days, do i want to go out and face the big, wide world? at least 45 babies who may have survived. no one spotted - what was going on. they could have saved them. and yet care has not improved. sweetheart! ambrose chapman is healthy and happy, but his mother, philippa, will never forget his birth. should we put you back and then you can go forward? labour wasn't progressing well, so exhausted and in pain, philippa asked for an epidural but was told the clinicians were too busy to help her. at this point, they said as well as his head swelling, he was getting distressed. they said, well, what we have to do is wait until either your life is in danger or his life is in danger before we can bump you up the queue, which was terrifying to hear. after tw

let's get an update on the situation and speak to villain mox, who's in ashford, on, in southern israel, near the border with guys that valium, tell us about what's been happening in the last few us a well over night. fall a we sold the strikes in pods of southern gaza. the is ready ministry, describing those as being targeted against islamic jihad concealed. rocket launches and military posts where a few miles north of the northern end of gauze. or you can see behind me a military post where soldiers and police checking individuals coming through here in the vehicles. it's been a big part of the security effort in this area. we've heard from these writing ministry, they've been recruiting coating up reserves to try and help with that security coordination of what they call that. we can hedge right instead of ahead. they're not being rockets fired as far as were aware since about 10 pm local time. last night, but that doesn't mean that have mean 800 rockets, 5 over the course of the last few days. some of them, of course, landing in cities nearby had likes that all like costs come on. w

in a moment we'll hear from villain mox, who is in ashford on, in southern israel, near the border with guys of it for us as get an update from human outside in gaza city. you're gonna tell us about what's been happening in these last few hours. yes, slowly, so as we mentioned, the intensifying of fire has been going on since about 22 hours ago with a lot of exchange of fire in the past hour by the policy you faction now in just one hour, he's really across to has a bombed another home and as they tune a neighborhood dusting the cell, that of gods, the city and uh, another if stripe and paypal out here in the northern parts of this strip. while another on an agricultural land in a british or next to raise refuge account. that's in the north west of central gauze. this trip number off a injuries has been reported to hospital also. i'm sorry, another air strike was conducted in rough off in the south and gaza strip were also a number of casualties. a number of injuries were taken to the hospital that european hospital is drop off in this past hour alone. we've also witnessed a lot of the

officials visited the william harvey hospital in ashford injanuary, after a damning report which foundcare from the east kent hospitals trust. its chief executive has apologised. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan has this special report. the errors kept coming. our son harry died because of a number of serious and preventable failures. years of harm... some days di i want to go out and face the big, wide world. at least 45 babies who may have survived. no one spotted what was going on. they could have saved ten. and yet care has not improved. sweetheart! ambrose chapman is healthy and happy, but his mother, philippa, will never forget his birth. should we put you back and then you can go forward? labour wasn't progressing well, so exhausted and in pain, philippa asked for an epidural but was told the clinicians were too busy to help her. at this point, they said as well as his head swelling, he was getting distressed. they said, well, what we have to do is wait until either your life is in danger or his life is in danger before we can bump you up the queue, which was te

following an unannounced inspection injanuary to the william harvey hospital in ashford, the care quality commission found multiple examples of inadequate practices. staff didn't always wash their hands or wear gloves or aprons between different patients. life—saving equipment wasn't what it should be or regularly cleaned and checked. there weren't enough staff, either doctors or midwives. those that were there didn't have the right skills or experience to treat patients. we've learned that inspectors were so concerned about the quality of care that they wrote to nhs england, asking them to draw up contingency plans in case they had to close inpatient maternity facilities. a highly unusual move and an insight into the gravity of their concerns. helen lost her daughter harriet in 2014 due to poor care at the trust. she's exasperated by today's findings. i feel incredulous that things have got so much worse. we've been told now for years that there was so much effort going into making things better, that it was ok, it was safe enough, things were improving, they were on a journey and it's c

here's the right moment to speak a bit right our experience at the ashfords institute. we embarked with the help of the lenape center on a process of developing our living land acknowledgment to engage with the history and to engage with the present of the history of our land and of the crimes committed on our lands and i cannot tell you in the audience how grateful we are to do in our business center for the guidance provided to us for us to understand as an institution working with human rights how we can contribute to engaging with with the consequences of the history of our land and to contribute to dismantling. hope of the legacies that we live today of the colonial separate colonial genocide. i encourage everybody in the audience to reflect individually on how they can develop their own approach to engaging with the consequences of of the force removals of the genocide and develop their own living land acknowledgment practices. that will make us a better society now, i would like to go to our questions. i will group questions to buy two because some of them are mo

i'm devin ashford, sports top save. carlos al carouse gets ready to begin his campaign of the franchise and. and the drive that i will cook with somehow walked away and talked to this class at the, in the 500. the book into the news that we begin in ukraine, when more explosions have been heard. and the capital of the new ad rate warning sounded over the city of the ukrainian military says that it shot down more than 60 russian drones. and the cruise missiles on monday, people across key rushed to find safety and have been told by the man to remain in shelters. as i was about to as long for us and keep natasha, just bring us up to speed on what we know about this ongoing developing story. while we were here in the center of cave on this square tamale, down square, the most famous part of the city when we heard an ad. so our in starting out and i thought was already unusual because we haven't heard one during the day for quite a while now. surely off to that, we had some very loud explosions, a series of explosions. we looked up and we saw a defensive streaking through the sky. what we n

. >> jimmy: everybody -- josh groban, annaleigh ashford, unbelievable gaten matarazzo from "strangerur husband's play i mean, he's directed -- >> i was more nervous for him than i ever have been for myself at any opening -- >> jimmy: really >> -- that i've ever - no, absolutely not >> jimmy: you're like, "you guys better laugh at this scene. it's funny." >> no, that's why when i knew it was you laughing, i was like, "i love him. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah >> "i love him." >> jimmy: yeah, support him. yeah, because i can imagine that but then, he got up at the end and also had to do a big speech and i was like, oh, you think he worked hard enough. >> even more nervous >> jimmy: even more nervous. but he was great he was funny he was very intelligent. i was like -- but i looked over at you for a little bit. 'cause i wanted to see how you were watching him. you were like, "yep, that's great. say that all right. [ laughter ] >> "yeah, just like i -- just like we rehearsed. >> jimmy: "good job, honey." exactly, "just like we rehearsed at home. good job, honey, take it home. but are you used to

solid, solid >> ashford and simpson. >> solid first quarter results and also -- what else was solid?n't want to use that one either. >> don't want to use solid if you can use record, use record solid, there it was, it was solid. listen, what they manage in assets is pretty remarkable at this point they expect to get over a trillion 598 billion in total assets. fee generating, 445 billion. perpetual capital, 341 billion we'll talk to mark rowan about the business -- >> remember yesterday you chided me about draftkings making the market in certain things he said the government won't let them i offered to jason the challenge, make book on race to zero, lucid versus fisker. >> i'm not sure what we're talking about. there is lucid. >> i'm saying jason robbins who runs draftkings is trying to get permission from the government to make book on a lot of things, on the 14th amendment. >> on whether we'll reach the debt ceiling >> i want to know lucid versus fister, which gets to zero first. both of the people who run this are very proud people. >> lucid has a $13 billion market value even fro

we have grace ashford here, she along with her colleague michael gold through their reporting helped put the name george santos on the map many months ago. also joining us michael steel and andrew weissmann. i will do this as sort of mood music. i want to play a little bit of george santos' own reaction to the charges filed against him. >> there is a clock -- >> we'll look for that. we didn't have it ready obviously. do we have it? let's try again. >> you look pretty stressed. when i saw you sit down and the george started speaking, what was going through your mind, what are you feeling after being in court? >> when it is first time experiencing something of that nature, i think that everybody would show some kind of stress. i quite frankly don't believe i was stressed. i did the best i could to keep my composure. i was fine. but again, this has been an experience, you know, for a book or something like that. >> he is always grifting it would appear. grace, you and your colleagues, i know you throw a lot of the credit to some of the local reporting that even predates the extraordinar

place on the coastbound m20 with speed restrictions betweenj8 at the maidstone services to j9 at ashfordarsh who snapped this canadian goose in stelling minnis. that's all for now. we'll be back in half an hour. good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. our headlines today. a new crackdown on vaping amid concerns about the number of children trying e—cigarettes. one person is killed in kyiv after the third air attack on ukraine's capital in 24 hours, and two early morning explosions have been heard in russia's capital moscow. a former top chinese government scientist tells the bbc that the possibility coronavirus leaked from a wuhan laboratory should not be ruled out. in a weekend of play—off drama, a last minute goal promotes sheffield wednesday. an incredible diving header in the dying seconds at wembley sends the owls into the championship next season. good morning. it isa it is a fairly cloudy start. a lot of that cloud will push back towards the east coast, leaving most of us with a dry, sunny and warm day. details coming up. good morning. it's tuesday, the 30

ashford in kent is no overall control, a hung council.nservatives have lost strongholds look as an mp of either party is good to have lots of local councillors of your own party because you campaign together on local issue, you try to make a difference, and when it comes to the mechanics of campaigning delivering leaflet l it is good to have local councillors so i think colleagues will be disappointed, as i am, where we have, where we have lost councillors or council, but where we have made gains like in for day, —— torbay, slough. but have made gains like in for day, -- torbay. slough-— torbay, slough. but they are rare. there is no — torbay, slough. but they are rare. there is no question _ torbay, slough. but they are rare. there is no question it _ torbay, slough. but they are rare. there is no question it is - there is no question it is disappointing but without wanting to rehearse the arguments that we had half an hour ago, you know, labour are not performing at the level, that professor sirjohn curtice set as a benchmark nor at the