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thanks, sucker work but barney's timing couldn't be better just return as we are getting to watch not but two talking dinosaurs face-off for the presidency. on the democratic side we got 81-year-old joe biden of to his squinty eyes and adversities this week. the white house continues to push back against pulling the shows 86% of americans think he's too old for the job brandon plus of concerning report russia might have space nukes that can kill us all not to worry because biden is bound to put an end by personally calling president or's of child. a standoff with vladimir putin, one of the most sophisticated mines in the world and joe biden, a man still trying to figure out why his vcr keeps flashing 12:00 o'clock seen backup for him is kamala harris who thinks ai stands for allen iverson. [laughter] >> such a social path. we got 77-year-old donald trump trying to outrun nikki haley in the department of justice. the upside for trump as he leads nikki by like 30 points and next week's binary, the downside is he be 81 by the end of his second term which isn't exactly a spring chicken ma

now — an update on the nottingham attacks in which barney webber, grace o'malley—kumar and ian coates. he was sentenced to detention in a high—security hospital after admitting manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. the attorney general has decided that the sentencing was unduly lenient and that it should now be referred to the court of appeal. the mother of barnaby webber has just given her reaction. i'm pleased to say it wasn't what we expected, so we have met with both the attorney general and the solicitor general this morning who have reviewed the referral for the unduly lenient sentence that was handed to valdo calocane. find unduly lenient sentence that was handed to valdo calocane. and what was the conclusion? _ handed to valdo calocane. and what was the conclusion? the _ handed to valdo calocane. and what was the conclusion? the conclusion | was the conclusion? the conclusion was the conclusion? the conclusion was effectively _ was the conclusion? the conclusion was effectively they _ was the conclusion? the conclusion was effectively they agreed - was the c

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that's right, david barney, addressing the country's war cabinet this evening, presenting them with what is really media is saying is a 9 point outline for the phases of this deal. it would be throughout multiple phases. and in the 1st course, we could see a 35 day pause in the fighting and exchange for 35 captives. this would include women, children, elderly, as well as those who are in need of medical care. now, after the $35.00 day pause, there would be about a weeks worth of re assessment on how they are going to proceed with the remainder of the captives and bringing them out of dogs. that that's the 2nd phase would include combatants. now he doesn't really mention in terms of palestinian prisoners just how many would be released. but these really prime minister has said repeatedly that there are red lines for him like ending the war. that's not going to happen. releasing thousands of palestinian prisoners also not going to happen. and remember the prime minister's office releasing a statement just around 24 hours ago saying that as part of this deal, these really are not offering u

david barney, the head of the most sub briefing israel's war cabinet about a potential deal on the table after meeting with several different mediators in europe. he presented according to his really media, a 9 point outlined of a multiple phase deal. in the 1st stage, it would be a $35.00 day pause, and the finding in exchange for $35.00 captives among this group would be any remaining women and children, the elderly, and those who are in need of medical care. now there would then be around a week pause to reassess to see how the remainder of the captives would be released . and then the 2nd phase would include combatants, meaning is rarely soldiers, both male and female. but the deal just yet did not specify how many post indian prisoners would be released in exchange. we've been hearing from these really prime minister repeatedly over the last 48 hours. the thousands of palestinian detainees will not be released from is really jails. it comes as nathan yahoo actually met with several representatives from families who have loved ones being held inside of gauze a current way as he said

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now — an update on the nottingham attacks in which barney webber, grace o'malley—kumar and ian coatesentenced to detention in a high—security hospital after admitting manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. the attorney general has decided that the sentencing was unduly lenient and that it should now be referred to the court of appeal. the mother of barnaby webber responded to news of the appeal. i'm pleased to say it wasn't what we expected, so we have met with both the attorney general and the solicitor general this morning who have reviewed the referral for the unduly lenient sentence that was handed to valdo calocane. and what was the conclusion? the conclusion was effectively they agreed with us and that having reviewed all of the papers, they feel that it is appropriate that it now gets referred to the court of appeal which will go to the royal court ofjustice with three high courtjudges who will review all of it and assess if they are also an agreement which could mean the sentencing also will change. as we've been covering, britain's opposition labour party i

the nottingham attacks in which barney webber, grace 0'malley kumar and ian coates were stabbed to deathne. he was sentenced to detention in a high security hospital after admitting manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. the attorney general has decided that the sentencing was unduly lenient and has referred it to the court of appeal. let's speak to our reporter emily anderson. what has the attorney general here said? good afternoon. the attorney general and solicitor general have unanimously agreed that the was unduly lenient in the case of valdo calocane and that it should be now referred to the court of appeal. the decision was based on the following three aspects. number one, there was insufficient investigation into the culpability of valdo calocane during the attacks. number two, the minimum term given did not take into account the aggravating factors of planning the aggravating factors of planning the attacks, the premeditation of those attacks and the collection in advance of weapons and further risk of harms to others. and number three, the sentence of a hospi

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they also argue that they want to be present for one of the most on chief david barney, a reeves, the smaller war cabinet, on any sort of updates that he has had with mediators about the deal. they're saying that these types of conversations should be in the wider cabinets since they are the ones who will vote on the framework eventually. additionally, you have pressure from the far right. we're talking about each more bend. we're the national security minister and bits and it's smaller. it's the countries finance minister, both known, ultra national as both individuals who planned on voting no to the previous deal. back in november, ben beer and his party ultimately voting against it. but they've been saying that they're threatening to leave the government if nothing yahoo enters the deal that they would consider on favorable to israel seem to release of thousands of palestinian prisoners from is really jail saying that that simply cannot happen. these really prime minister also wonder a lot of pressure from the opposition for many gans and his party against remember, entered the eme

c. barney below al jazeera manila. but i'll be back with no news in half an hour. i'm much more is ever on a website i want to 0 dot com upfront is next. president biden says one to 2 state solution for palestinians and israelis. or does anybody believe it's doable? what this is real for, i'm gonna say it back to us foreign policy and what are the long term consequences for the region and the world? a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line. as the warren ukraine enters its 3rd year, the civilian death toll continues to mount in large areas of the country had been ravaged by war. so what is the future of ukraine? and will the war spill over into neighboring countries? that's our discussion this week, and it upfront special the 2 years on from russia's full scale invasion of ukraine fears or mounting that the conflict may become another endless war. the possibilities thus far have led to more than $10000.00 civilian debts and left massive destruction in its wake. militarily, the situation on the ground is difficult to assess. but last week, russia scored an i

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and it's just like the barney bag, for sure. camille: yeah, for sure. zerina: yeah.e: yeah, that's it. kim: now, zerina you've won an emmy for your work on beyoncé's visual album, black is king. talk me through a couple of the outfits you created for that project. zerina: ah! oh, my goodness. think there's, you know, there's over 100 looks on beyoncé alone. camille: wow! zerina: which is insane. so some, some looks they have e scene, right? and then we, we, we've kind of the wardrobe. we figure out the wardrobe to work with the scene. there are other moments in that film where the outfit came first and the scene was built around the look. so it's the cowhide, beautiful cowhide look when she's sitting on the horse and it's, and she's in the burberry look, and we end up like wrapping her rolls-royce in like a cheetah print. and then i had suits. don't tell me how i found, like, 50 cheetah-printed suits for all of these men standing around her, you know? so you got this kind of full, like mono look, that was just, like, really, really funny. camille: it was beautiful. k

it is about the nottingham attacks in which barney webber, graca malik kumar and ian coates were stabbedospital after admitting manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. the attorney general has decided that the sentencing was unduly lenient and that it should now be referred to the court of appeal. as a reminder, you are watching bbc news. we are going to move on to some other news here in the uk. the education committee has been questioning representatives from charities and the national police chiefs' council today in a session on online harms and the effectiveness of the online safety act. the committee is questioning dame rachel d'souza on her work on online safety for children and i think we can bring you some live pictures now. let'sjust think we can bring you some live pictures now. let's just listening. is to is the first time we have had legislation that pushes this back and it is really important. secondly, the other of my regulations that were incorporated, we require all platforms aimed at children to be included in the bell. anything that is user to use it a

when aunt b start saying to andy and barney uses the word insanity of you are in trouble in mayberryll, you know, we have some saints in caesar's household. what are you talk about? we are talking capitol hill, barry. i you don't know is, every week as the legislative branch is in session they meet for prayer breakfast, , both sides of the aisle, and representatives and senators talk about their faith pilgrimage. what? what you don't know is every week, i say i've been doing this, it will be 21 years in july, every week on capitol hill, i teach a bible study and senators from both sides of the aisle come to that bible study. and i said, there's one senator who's missed one bible study in 19 years. she said, who is that? i said that's classified. [laughing] i can tell you but i would have to kill you after i told you. all right? i said, what you don't know is that february 24, 2022 in russia invaded ukraine, hundreds of people on capitol hill begin to fast and pray. she said, what? i said, what you don't know is on october seven, 2023, when the palestinian, , soon become this islamic

>>reporter: after college, tom sold cars for a while and then landed a job as a broker at smith barney. other jobs in finance followed, including a stint as a bank executive on wall street. he seemed to have it all. >> he called me on some corner in manhattan. and he said, she's unbelievable, we're having so much fun. >>reporter: tom whitman as well, from day one. >> he said, whoa, she's an amazing gal. a great gal. >>reporter: even though they lived apart, they started i'm seeing each other regularly. beth was eager for marriage and family. soon there was talk of rings. although, beth's brother said, it was mainly tom doing the talking. >> it's my understanding that that first day, he said, i'm going to marry you. and she is like, yeah, right. >>reporter: beth hesitated as she learned more about her new man. he told her he had drinking problems. but for burnett fognini, playing cupid, it hardly seemed like a deal breaker. >> i knew he had a drinking problem. and regardless, i know 1 million people with drinking problems. >>reporter: other friends had misgivings. louis taught beth japa

the barney family has spent the last week here full week's game with 2 little guys. eric kearney says the conditions are great. how is the snow right now is fantastic. on wednesday as the snow the last couple of days. but it's nice and from the sun is out. and after a slow start to the ski season, resorts like sugar bowl are making up for it now. >> yeah, it's been absolutely fantastic. after the holidays we received 95 inches in a january 109 inches in february. and it's just going to keep coming. we received actually over 3 feet in the last 7 days. >> and skiers aren't the only ones who will benefit from the deep snow. california's overall snowpack is at 88% of normal for this time of year, which if it holds, will be good news headed into the spring and summer months. winter isn't over yet. the forecast for the tahoe area over the next week is mostly cool and dry with a slight chance of snow on monday. but the long-range forecast shows that snowy weather could return the first week of march, which is just fine with everyone here personally. i love it in dies a ski

. >> the barney family has spent the last week here full week's game with 2 little guys. eric byrne says the conditions are great. how is the snow right now? >> is fantastic. on wednesday as the snow the last couple of days. but it's nice and from the sun is out. and after a slow start to the ski season, resorts like sugar bowl are making up for it now. >> yeah, it's been absolutely fantastic. after the holidays we received 95 inches in january 109 inches in february. and it's just going to keep coming. we received actually over 3 feet in the last 7 days. >> and skiers aren't the only ones who will benefit from the deep snow. california's overall snowpack is at 88% of normal for this time of year, which if it holds, will be good news headed into the spring and summer months. winter isn't over yet. the forecast for the tahoe area over the next week is mostly cool and dry with a slight chance of snow on monday. but the long-range forecast shows that snowy weather could return the first week of march, which is just fine with everyone here personally. i love it in dies a ski

the barney family has spent the last week here full week's game with 2 little guys. eric byrne says the conditions are great. how is the snow right now is fantastic. on wednesday as the snow the last couple of days. but it's nice and from the sun is out. and after a slow start to the ski season, resorts like sugar bowl are making up for it now. >> yeah, it's been absolutely fantastic. after the holidays we received 95 inches january 109 inches in february. and it's just going to keep coming. we received actually over 3 feet in the last 7 days. >> and skiers aren't the only ones who will benefit from the deep snow. california's overall snowpack is at 88% of normal for this time of year, which if it holds, will be good news headed into the spring and summer months. winter isn't over yet. the forecast for the tahoe area over the next week is mostly cool and dry with a slight chance of snow on monday. but the long-range forecast shows that snowy weather could return the first week of march, which is just fine with everyone here personally. i love it in dies a ski resort.

but we just need to get that that that from barney trophy, 5th. >> i should say a 5th super bowl trophytakes a look back at 70 years of the red and gold and some years have been better than others. >> and our celebrities in their own right. but that hasn't always been the case. i went to kees ares pub in san francisco near where the team used to play to get a look at what it was like when the players use to mingle with their fans. nearly 60,000, the keys on stadium, black and white pictures show the start of the san francisco forty-niners. the team played a key is our stadium from 1946. to 1970, and you'll find that history. hang on. the walls of the keys are pub for 80,000 >> no cushions, several autographed pictures. hang on the walls and owner searle hackett takes pride in every autograph number. 85 is my favorite. this is a modest a hackett bought the pub the year after the forty-niners won their first super bowl in 1982, they may have indoor decades of defeat to get there. but they were the first major sports team in san francisco. the sport that people really like the people love

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c. barney, below al jazeera manila and austria national, held by the taliban in afghanistan for 9 months, has been freed habit. fates, with sloan to doha, following successful mediation by the state of kata, the 84 year old visit have gotten his son last may against government travel advisories, austria and media report, he was co founder of a band far right party. and when to have gotten assigned to prove it was safe under the taliban to send refugees back. today is the moment of joy, the return of and at the same time, we're working very closely with us. i do seem caught up on obtaining the release of an austin hostage, gaza from gaza, as well as an austere noise chased the prison in the rock. big, big thank you to the state of casa, the still ahead on al jazeera christiana ronaldo scores that important when for i'm not the hard hitting into blues as a un ambassador position given to you by or die. suppose you've described that is better than is that any thoughts provided? hang on my question to you. all that good cooks, i think, is the most difficult press than i've had to answer faci

people that had the strongest dislike him, i think i quote him in the book but i used to talk to barney frank a lot know big liberal hated bernie you know because bernie would never and would never go along and. it was a big pain in the -- if you're trying to put a coalition together, you know that they could get something progressive passed. and so, you know, not a lot of love there, but terms of consistency. yeah, he's been consistent along. he still is. i think the only time that bernie has really kind of curbed his views has been during the biden administration. i mean, i think he has evolved late in his career and recognized that it's better to get a loaf than to hold out for the whole thing and get nothing. and so he wasn't out there. you know, he made push to get a bigger stimulus and the build back better plan and of that stuff. but when it became clear that joe manchin was going to block that, bernie didn't walk away and say, i'm not going to vote for this and crash the hole. no, i think the bernie of 25 years ago would have done that. i think you're 100 person. bernie did not.

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grace and ian , whether of barney grace and ian, whether that investigation delved into any potentialw whether there was or whether there wasn't, but that investigation should have investigated that possibility because say, for example , there because say, for example, there was some evidence that came forward of regular drug taking that could be used as an argument for saying his illness may be self—inflicted to some degree. therefore, he has no right to plead guilty to manslaughter via diminished responsibility because he's played a part in his own downfall . i hope any such downfall. i hope any such investigation is still ongoing . investigation is still ongoing. >> there was some commentary peter , at the time that that peter, at the time that that said that perhaps this was the most, uh sinner clear punishment that could have been handed down, that this sentence was more severe, perhaps, than had there been a murder verdict that had an end date , that where he had an end date, that where he could have been out after a certain number of years. my understanding is that the idea of

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meeting on saturday and on sunday the assets of signature bank were seized and former congressman barneyrank whose per trait hangs right there, former chairman of this committee said that it was because they were banking crypto and not because they were insolvent. it kind of highlights coordinated effort because disfavored industry or coordinated effort because there's actually systematic risk. >> well, if fsoc is recommended to congress that stable coins require a regulatory framework, no stable coin at this point may yet have achieved the scale that would pose a systematic risk but certainly that could cap if a staple coin were widely used for payments and you have the classic risk that's associated with that if the staple coin proceeds are not infested in a secure and utterly safe -- >> well, this is the case. >> we have seen this happen with similar types of -- it's essentially a banking type of -- >> it's not fractional reserve banking and those banks are regulated. stable coins certify that they have one dollar of government-backed securities for one dollar of tokens issued. >> the

we start with barney in zephyrhills, florida, who is a moderate.l us more about why you think you are a moderate. caller: i think i'm a moderate because i want to see donald trump bring this country to its knees for all the lies that these republicans believe in. i want to help them expose donald trump. host: based on the reporting that you are doing, does that line up with the views of any of those categories of moderates? guest: it's interesting because what i'm hearing from the caller is there to individual candidates. i wonder what his opinions on things beyond donald trump might be because that might give you a better idea of where on the ideological spectrum they might fall, but it's kind of giving -- it's reminded me a little bit of one of those weird, idiosyncratic moderates might offer, which is issues on which they are -- they hold very strong positions even if there is a little bit of a mix on some of the other policy issues. the issue here is a candidate, donald trump. that is kind of where i would place them. host: ok. let's go to jare

he admitted the manslaughter of ian coates, barney b webber and one other and was handed a hospital ordero admitted manslaughter. he was given a hospital order after he was found to be suffering from paranoid schizophrenia at the time. but that sentence is now to be referred to the court of appeal after the attorney general intervened. victoria prentis said the nation have been shocked by the case and that... members of the victims' families yesterday met the attorney general in private and said afterwards they were glad of her decision. i did cry. i think it's been a very long, very difficult... well, since it happened injune, but particularly the last few weeks, it's been very publicly done. i think there was a sense of being listened to. and the fact that we were online with the coates family and the o'malley—kumar family, there's just a real sense of the beginning of hopefully justice being done here. the court of appeal will now look at the case under what's called the unduly lenient sentence scheme. the judges can keep the sentence as it is, increase it or refuse the attorney genera

we start with barney in zephyrhills, florida, who is a moderate.l us more about why you think you are a moderate. caller: i think i'm a moderate because i want to see donald trump bring this country to its knees for all the lies that these republicans believe in. i want to help them expose donald trump. host: based on the reporting that you are doing, does that line up with the views of any of those categories of moderates? guest: it's interesting because what i'm hearing from the caller is there to individual candidates. i wonder what his opinions on things beyond donald trump might be because that might give you a better idea of where on the ideological spectrum they might fall, but it's kind of giving -- it's reminded me a little bit of one of those weird, idiosyncratic moderates might offer, which is issues on which they are -- they hold very strong positions even if there is a little bit of a mix on some of the other policy issues. the issue here is a candidate, donald trump. that is kind of where i would place them. host: ok. let's go to jare

on sunday, the assets of signature bank were seized and former congressman barney frank , whose portrait hangs right there, -- former chairman of this committee -- said that it was because they were banking crypto, not because they were insolvent. so that highlights -- is there a coordinated effort because there is a disfavored industry like digital assets? or is there a coordinated effort because there is actually systemic risk? >> fsoc has recommended to congress that stable coins require a regulatory framework. no stable coin at this point may yet have achieved the scale that we would pose a systemic risk but certainly that could happen if a stable coin were widely used for payments. and you have the classic run risk associated with that if the stable coin proceeds are not invested in a secure and utterly safe manner. we have seen this happen with similar types of -- it is essentially a banking type. >> it is not a fractional reserve banking. and those banks are regulated. stable coin certified that they have one dollar of government- backed securities for one dollar of tokens issued.

uh, how as an example , in our family, there's , example, in our family, there's, um, barney's youngergiven a victim support caseworker , a wonderful woman caseworker, a wonderful woman who's been with us since the outset. well about a week after, it's a bit late in coming. she's got 55 other families. she has to look after. so we don't have non—stop contact. it's only monday to friday, nine till five. on top of that, the therapy that we are offered, we're allowed to have 12 paid for sessions each. and then after that you're on your own. so calocane can can sit and be rewarded potentially with £3,400 a month. um, on top of everything else that it's cost , everything else that it's cost, um, to keep him alive after his, after his murder of my son. but we could be faced with if we want to try and survive this through no fault of our own putting ourselves through therapy. i know 50, £80 a session, whatever it is. um, but, you know , times that by but, you know, times that by three times that by. however long it's going to take, you can do the maths. it's i can see why victims and victims