you told us, barry is as _ tell us about barry? barry is as extraordinary as specimen, extremely well preserved. and we have come a dinosaur is very rare on the auction market, as you know, maybe one or two pieces per year. and this one is more than 80%. and the school is more than 90%. so it is very, very outstanding and absolutely outstanding. can it is very, very outstanding and absolutely outstanding. can you tell us how barry _ absolutely outstanding. can you tell us how barry was — absolutely outstanding. can you tell us how barry was found, _ absolutely outstanding. can you tell us how barry was found, the - us how barry was found, the circumstances? figs us how barry was found, the circumstances?— us how barry was found, the circumstances? a , ., . circumstances? as usual in wyoming, it is a very dry — circumstances? as usual in wyoming, it is a very dry area. _ circumstances? as usual in wyoming, it is a very dry area. there _ circumstances? as usual in wyoming, it is a very dry area. there is - circumstances? as usual in w

yes barry yes . interesting about the barry yes.esting about the blair question, would you like to see him return? >> no, no, i think he's doing a great job with his foundation . great job with his foundation. >> ian yeah. stephen it's up to him. >> i mean, so i say yes on the bafis >> i mean, so i say yes on the basis it's up to him. i mean, if he wants to return, i'm not going to stop him. if he wants to be the backseat driver of keir starmer and the tories will not be too upset about that because it implies that the labour party confident, labour party aren't confident, as the doorsteps, as we hear on the doorsteps, that although the labour party are long way ahead in the are a long way ahead in the opinion polls, isn't opinion polls, starmer isn't cutting the way that cutting through in the way that you'd that opinion poll you'd expect that opinion poll to be. to lead to be. >> what the doorstep >> what about on the doorstep for that the for you, barry? is that the case? >> ? have a slightly >> i perhaps have a slightly different

yes barry yes . interesting about the barry yes.eresting about the blair question, would you like to see him return? >> no, no, i think he's doing a great job with his foundation . great job with his foundation. >> ian yeah. stephen it's up to him. >> i mean, so i say yes on the bafis >> i mean, so i say yes on the basis it's up to him. i mean, if he wants to return, i'm not going to stop him. if he wants to be the backseat driver of keir starmer and the tories will not be too upset about that because it implies that the labour party confident, labour party aren't confident, as the doorsteps, as we hear on the doorsteps, that although the labour party are long way ahead in the are a long way ahead in the opinion polls, isn't opinion polls, starmer isn't cutting the way that cutting through in the way that you'd that opinion poll you'd expect that opinion poll to be. to lead to be. >> what the doorstep >> what about on the doorstep for that the for you, barry? is that the case? >> ? have a slightly >> i perhaps have a slightly differe

barry, welcome to the show. thank you, sean. fortunally, barry, how did you become a journalist? uh just by by chance show you uh at work experience at school uh uh ended up was looking off the end up in the iriish news and that was 1985 uh you know computers hadn't come in and still type writers and tippecks and uh things like that then you know it's during some uh summer holidays have would have uh volunteered for you the the irish times used to be in fanum house in belfast and uh ended up working on bilton sites in jersey in the late 80s and early 90s and uh eventually came home was doing a uh you know night class just for you now the head space to do something and somebody uh ended up saying that they were you know uh going to to do a journalist course and i just followed. same uh, so it was just just always by chance, you know, barry, um, we're going to talk away bit about your work on the film, no stone and turned, but before we do that, we're going to have a look at the... slaughter in locken island as loyales terrorists shoot 11 people in the back as they watch the world

many of our viewers might remember barry from the film no stone unturned. an explosive expos on the spotlight on british state collusion and the massacre of six civilians who are watching the republic of ireland play italy at the world cup in june 1994. instead of body's investigative work. the police to examine the findings and prosecute the suspects, he and fellow journalist trevor berney became the focus of police attention. this led to both men being arrested in august 2018, only to be later vindicated and awarded damages. barry, welcome to the show. thank you, sean. for, how did you become a journalist? uh, just by by chance. sean, uh, at work experience at school uh, uh, ended up was looking enough. end up in the irish news and that was 1985 uh you know computers hadn't come in there still type writers and tippecks and uh things like that and you know during some uh summer hall days of would have uh volunteered for you the the r times used in phanem house in belfast and uh ended up working on bilton sites in jersey in the late 80s and early 90s and uh

barry, welcome to the show. thank you shutty barry, how did you become a journalist? uh, just by by chance, shaw, uh, i had work experience at school uh, uh, ended up was looking enough to end up in the irish news. you that was 1985 uh you know computers hadn't come in there and it was still typewriders and tippex and uh things like that then you know it's during summer uh summer holidays have would have uh volunteered for you the the erish times it used to be in faham house in belfast and uh ended up working on builton sites in jersey in the late 80s and early 90s and uh eventually came home, was doing a uh, night class just for you, the head space to do something, and somebody uh ended up saying that they were you know uh going to to do a journalist course and i just followed them uh so it was just just always by chance you know barry um we're going to talk away bit about your work on the film no stone and turned but before we do that we're going to have we look at the trailer for the film, the world cup finals, international soccer history, slaughter, island as loy

barry, welcome to the show. thank you, shan. fortunately barry, how did you become a journalist? uh, just by chance, sean, uh, i had working experience at school uh. uh ended up was looking off to end up in the air news, that was 1985 uh, you know, computers hadn't come in there, still type writers and tippecks and uh, things like that, then you know during sum uh summer holidays have would have uh volunteered for you the the arish times, used to be in phanum house in belfat, and uh ended up working on built sites in in jersey in the late 80s and early 90s and uh eventually came home was doing a uh you know night class just for you know the head space to do something and somebody uh ended up saying that they were you know uh going to to do a journalist course and i just followed them uh so it was just just always by chance you know b um we're going to talk away b about your work on the film nostone unter but before we do that, we're going to have we look at the trailer for the film, the world cup finals, international soccer history. slaughter in logan island as loyalist terroris

barry, welcome to the show. thank you shawn. fortty barry, how did you become a journalist? uh, just by by chance. sean, uh, at work experience at school, uh, uh, ended up was looking enough to end up in the irish news. and that was 1985 uh, you know, computers hadn't come in there, it was still type writers and tippecks and uh, things like that, then, you know, it's during summer uh, summer holidays have would have uh volunteered for the the arish times, it used to be in fallum house in belfast, and uh, ended up working on builton sites in jersey in the late 80s and early 90s and uh, eventually came home was doing a uh you know night class just for you know the head space to do something and somebody uh ended up saying that they were you know uh going to to do a journalist course and and just followed them uh so it was just just always by chance you know barry um we're going to talk about about your work on the film no stone unturned but before we do that we're going to have a look at the trailer for the film the world cup finals, say the biggest day in irish international

tonight from the great show "barry" -- oh, i love that show. do you watch "barry," guillermo?two weeks. the perfectamundo henry winkler is with us. [ cheering and applause ] tomorrow night gillian anderson and janelle james and music from maxwell. so please join us for that. our first guest was named one of the 25 greatest actors of the century by "the new york times" sunday night. she plays the first lady, one of three in a new series for showtime. say hello to viola davis. ♪ >> jimmy: so you look great. i like that suit you have there. that's nice. >> thank you very much. someone dressed me today, and i'm glad it fit. i turn 56, and i don't know what fits anymore. >> jimmy: is that when it hit, 56? >> that's when it hit. everything gets wider, bulgier, and here's the thing. i work out. >> jimmy: maybe you should stop, you know. [ laughter ] >> look at me, and i work out. i get on the scale, i look at it, i look at it, i get back off, i get back on. i get off. and then i'll even take a hair pin out of my hair. i'll put it on the side. i get back on. and by that time i'm mad a

barry bostock for a few da s. ., ~ i. ., ready in barry bostock for a few da s. ., ~ ., ., ready inthank you for “oining us on bbc days. thank you for “oining us on sac news — days. thank you for “oining us on bbc news and _ days. thank you for “oining us on bbc news and for _ days. thank you forjoining us on bbc news and for your— days. thank you forjoining us on bbc news and for your time. - let's take you to ukraine now, where footage has emerged on social media, showing a british—made challenger 2 tank apparently destroyed on the ukrainian front line. here it is. it's believed to be the first sighting of one of the 14 challengers since they were sent to kyiv earlier this year. the location is reported to be near robotyne, in the zaporizhzhia region, where heavy fighting has been taking place. here are the pictures again. this is thought to be the first time a challenger tank has been destroyed in combat since they were introduced in 1994. it was crewed by ukrainian soldiers, and it's not known if any were injured. europe's biggest local authority — birmingham city council — has

yeah, absolutely and barry barry ended up not being a doctrinaire conservative.he was is a libertarian. he and in life to the embarrassment of his party endorsed gay marriage and abortions and all of other stuff. and of course his former colleagues all said barry's gone senile. well everyone we talked to on the committee when they mentioned barry goldwater, they all had nice things to say about and they said, oh, i didn't agree with, but he was very nice to me as everyone has and i am i have a question for the rest of you. you were talking about. well, you were talking about you want to investigate the murders of the witnesses and, you know, that's you've never you've always been curious about that. i think it's really impressive everything you did, because this is pre-digital 1975. this is they had to comb through lots and lots and lots of paperwork, government produces lots of that already. you had get the documents once you finally got the documents, you only had a year. so you spent months of that already getting the documents. once you finally had them, you

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george . fixated on barry george. >> now you have i've spoken to barry george today , i believe barryrow him under the bus. and you're outraged about this, aren't you, mark? because you are, sir. certain of his innocence ? innocence? >> absolutely . when i approached >> absolutely. when i approached barry george a number of years ago for my programme, i was like others, very sceptical and thought, you know what? he's been acquitted . but let's look been acquitted. but let's look at the evidence and see where it goes. i i had the goes. and as i say, i had the unique access to see all of the files and watch our and hours of videos interviews with him where he gave his answers and i can tell you very clearly that there is no way that barry george committed that crime. it was a professional hit, a single shot to the back of the ear, clearly by a organised criminal who knew exactly what they were doing and of course haven't been caught, which plays into very much the aspect of how professional they were. barry george doesn't fit the profile in any way at all, and that's why they became fix

it is an awful tragedy, but barry, - south london. it is an awful tragedy, but barry, thank . london. it is an awful- tragedy, but barry, thank you very much for giving us the latest details. let's bring you this breaking story from the netherlands, several people were killed by a gunman who opened fire in a classroom at a university in the dutch port city of rotterdam, according to local police, a 32—year—old suspect was arrested after police set on social media that shots had been fired at the rotterdam medical centre and a nearby home. they also said that fires had broken out at both locations. police instructed students to run outside as heavily armed arrest teams arrived at the scene. two hours later, police said there had been multiple deaths and that victims's family members were being informed. so that is the latest coming from rotterdam, and we will bring you more as it develops. the separatist leader of nagorno—karabakh has formally ended the territory's struggle for independence. samvel shakhramanyan issued a decree saying that at the end of the year, the republic o

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barry mcneely. barry mcnealy is our historical content expert. he's also a parker high school legend. all right. next, we're going to have bishop calvin woods retired clergy, retired guidance counselor. retired bishop, and also. all right. make sure he gets up here safely. next, we're going to have where reverend gwendolyn where she was student leader during 1963 children's crusade crusade. and she's also the founder of footsoldiers international. we will also have tasha brownlee. professional student counselor carver high school. thank you all. and lastly, going to have mr. deon arnold. he's student and community activist, also a member of the birmingham civil rights legacy youth leadership program. thank you all so much. make sure you turn your mics on and barry and we'll leave it to you. to. good morning. before we begin, let's i want to go back to something that mr. kix saying earlier, and i want to not what he said and don't want to repeat what reverend price said and both of them spoke very historically and detailed what took place in birmi

island _ mountains of wales, from barry island to — mountains of wales, from barry island to the islewo friends and their own _ in memory of two friends and their own adventurous spirit. for more _ their own adventurous spirit. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. now to the crisis engulfing the management of spain's women's football team. the country's football federation has sacked jorge vilda, the coach of its world cup—winning women's team. he is considered a close ally of luis rubiales, the suspended president of the federation who has been underfire for kissing the playerjenni hermoso on the lips without her consent as the team celebrated winning the tournament. it's named montse tomme to replace him, becoming the first female coach of the national team. here's our sports correspondent katie gornall. 16 days ago, jorge vilda seemed on top of the world. little could he have known what was to unfold. the fallout from luis rubiales's now infamous kiss onjenni hermoso today taking a new turn. the writing had been on the wall a

here is henry winkler in "barry."re down if we don't get the electricity back in the park, the dinosaurs will escape. >> let's split up. >> stop. all right, do you see the difference huh? it is all in the body. it's much more real. now i believe she's got the code he's going to ride the dinosaur it will all be fine. you've to embrace your embarrassment. "i want a lollipop i want it to be purple." do i look like a fool? not my problem [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's how you do it that's how you do it henry winkler. check out the season finale of "barry" this sunday on hbo and hbo max. you smell great, by the way. you're a stud. we'll be right back with iman vellani stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ (man) that looks really high. (woman) it is high. whenever you are ready. (man) are there any snakes? (woman) nope. (man) are you sure? here we go! (vo) it's time to push your limits. (man) okay. (woman) you're doing great! (man) oh, is that a buffalo? (woman) babe, that's a cow. (vo) the all-new suba

law enforcement sources confirm barry morphew is still a suspect in his wife's death. guys?arielle. for more let's bring in dan abrams. could this discovery potentially change the case against suzanne morphew's husband, the case that was dismissed in 2022? >> absolutely. the question is, which way does it change it? it could change it one way or the other based on exactly what they find. now remember, the authorities are being tight lipped here about exactly what they found and how they found it. and that's because they believe this could be critical piece of evidence in connection with this investigation. think about something like cell phone data which becomes a very important potential piece of evidence. where the body was found then becomes critical. >> i know you want to make clear that double jeopardy is not a concern. he could be charged again, as you've been saying. double jeopardy is not in play here. >> right. he could absolutely be charged again. but remember there were problems with the prosecution's case. there were problems in terms of evidence that they weren'

you know her from "the good place," "barry," a league of their own."ennifer lopez is called "shotgun wedding." it premieres friday on amazon prime video. say hello to d'arcy carden! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: well, it is very good to have you here. >> hi. >> jimmy: how are you? >> good. happy birthday. >> guillermo: thank you very much, thank you. >> never mind, never mind, take it back. >> jimmy: it's two nights from now -- >> take it back. nope, nope. truly, truly. too early, too early. hi. >> jimmy: you don't want him to get any older any faster. how are you? happy birthday to you, whenever it is. >> thank you. honestly, it wasn't that long ago, so thank you. happy damn 20th to you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. >> tomorrow? >> jimmy: tomorrow, yeah. >> 20 is wild. >> jimmy: 20's a long time. >> 10 is cool. 10 is like, wow, 10. 20 is like, what the hell am i doing? >> jimmy: you're totally right. like millie bobby brown hadn't even been conceived. >> not even thought of, not a glimmer, i know. it's weird. congratulations. >>

. >> there's another barry who agrees.ry knapp said the fed and the bond route poses so much risk to banks, he's no longer recommending investors get into equities for a year-end rally. welcome. >> thanks, kelly. >> you're not just talking about bank stocks, you're talking about the market more broadly? >> yes, yes. so my expectation was, until the fed meeting of last week, that we still were on path for a potential bold steepening of the curve driven by disinflation, so three ways the curve can disinvert, and it absolutely needs to disinvert by the first half of next year, because we have a crackup coming in multifamily real estate, the banking system, small businesses, the labor market. but of those three potential ways to curve conditions, the path we are on for most of this year, which was the reason i was so bullish, was because if the curve disinverts as a consequence of disinflation and the fed decides hey, it's working, let's just stop hiking and then perhaps even start cutting in the first half of next year, as th

and then barry diller will be at the table this morning at 8:00 a.m.ng "squawk box" and this is cnbc rich, velvety... coffee. cafe-quality... espresso. one high-pressure system... that can do both. brew to your heart's desire. ...with the l'or barista system. now brewing peet's coffee. >>> welcome back to "squawk box. now for the latest news out of washington, and what looks like a looming shutdown, and we want to get to emily wilkins who is in d.c. this morning good morning >> morning, andrew the house and senate are back today and the house has a critical vote on whether to move forward with four major spending bills. this is important for overall negotiations but let's be clear, none of these bills will prevent the government from heading towards a shutdown and they are working on the bipartisan stop gap bill since last week, and it would fund the government for 45 days is what they are negotiating on right now, and it still has to go through the house. remember, there's the handful of republicans that threatened to remove speaker kevin mccarthy fro

let's cross to croydon and our correspondent barry caffrey. what is the latest? sadness here _ what is the latest? the shock and sadness here in _ what is the latest? the shock and sadness here in croydon - what is the latest? the shock and sadness here in croydon really - what is the latest? the shock and sadness here in croydon really is| sadness here in croydon really is palpable, with people questioning how a 15—year—old girl making her way to school at half past eight in the morning could have been knifed to death. she has been named, elianne andam, she has been described as much loved. within the last hour, herfamily described as much loved. within the last hour, her family have released a statement and written some words about her. i will read those to you now. they say that their hearts are broken by the senseless death of our daughter. elianne was the light of our lives. she was bright and funny. she had her whole life ahead of her and was aged only 15. she had hopes and was aged only 15. she had hopes and dreams for her future, they said. all those drea

barry: essentially. one thing that scares people on the back end of the treasury market releasing -- i had a target that we would go to 4.25% or 4.5 percent on the 10-year yield. i think we would be a hundred basis points higher if the fed did not own a third of the market. roughly where we were pre-global financial crisis. given their holdings, i think we are in the range of fair value but people are concerned. i think it will be yield curve control and the japanese going big abng -- big bang and saying we are done with this. the big concern is if things get unruly with china and they left the rfb go to eight. jonathan: gave bv fx call. we are rocking now. what are you thinking about? barry: i think they are in the range of fair value and need to stabilize. the growth value looks likely to deteriorate so i am somewhat sympathetic to michael's -- to bob michele's view. but then we have this oil currency pressure on asia and swims that does create serious downside risk in rate -- on asia that does create

it is time we ask you, dana, give us your barry mccarthy scorecard. he is improving the business. by partnering with lululemon, do not think any of us would have seen a lululemon partnership one year ago. showcasing the value of what the content is and what the member base is given the similarity in demographic to a lulu, it is a win-win and that is a positive. you still need more on the board. breakeven free cash flow is the quantitative scorecard you have to measure in the future. caroline: we also reassessed peloton and decided it is not a mass-market product. it is a high-end product, more of a niche. now it feels as though as a content company it can be a mass product again. dana: it can be. you look at some of the floor exercises you do not need product for. we know where barry mccarthy comes from. he is on the board of instacart also. he knows what is needed to create value. can he get from here to there in a fast enough timeframe? ed: is there a future for at workouts? i am an equinox member. they have a membership with soulcycle. you can go t

from what we know barry is as innocent as he was from day one. the d.a.enforcement got it wrong. we hope authorities will admit their wrongful persecution of barry to treat them like the victims they are and charge the person or persons responsible for suzanne's killing . he have said as much in an interview. >> they are wrong. they have tunnel vision. and they looked at one person and they've got too much pride to say they are wrong and look somewhere else. >> the prosecutors when they dropped the charges did so without prejudice. they could be refiled. >> jacque: thank you so much. >> bill: house republicans have gun presenting their case. investigating the biden white house in its first impeachment inquiry. at the close of that hearing yesterday the chairman, james comer, says the investigation is ready to enter a new phase. >> the evidence compiled by this committee justifies the investigation of joe biden's role and his family international business schemes and justifies the next step of this investigation. therefore today i will subpoena the bank re

the fossil is named barry. >> and it's one of the earliest groups of dinosaurs ever discovered.n was discovered in the early 2, thousands by paleontologists. barry james hansen, skeleton is expected to fetch one point to 8 million dollars when it goes on sale next month. very expensive. >> his family of bears speaking, you bare in alaska. they have a hungry, but they knew exactly where to go for their sugar fix a mama bear and her you know, popping into a crispy creme delivery help themselves to. donuts. in fact, several donuts, the driver says he usually leaves that van door open when he makes his deliveries but looks like he might need to rethink. that moving forward. how happy were those bears when they saw that truck? they're like, hey, they're just bringing you know, jelly. sheriff bear claws. that's >> that wraps up kron news 6. we'll see you tonight at 10 tonight. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: rescue exclusive. the grandpa stranded for five days after plummeting down a cliff. >> no food, no water, you couldn't move. >> we ar

barry. okay. salesforce ceo seems to be happy with the way things have gone in san francisco for his big conference, dreamforce. so does this mean that dreamforce is here to stay? we'll have e rouz the robo taxi unit of general motors unveiled what it's calling the world's first wheelchair accessible self-driving vehicle. it's called the cruise wave, and it took three years to design. need some icing? i mean, this can open so many opportunities basically, like to have more like accessible alternative to move around hopefully like better prices because normally, like accessible transportation is much more expensive. closed course testing is set to begin next month here in california and will include a pilot program with a small group of wheelchair users as cruise hopes to have these new vehicles on the road by next year. today's unveiling, though, comes amid concerns over autonomous vehicles in san francisco. in fact, crews has now agreed to reduce its robo taxi fleet by about 50% in the city. well

that's happened to barry and the girls. >> morphew has remained defiant. >> i was innocent the first time they arrested me, so i'm sure it's possible. but i don't have anything to worry about. i've done nothing wrong. >> police are not revealing the exact location of where they found suzanne morphew's remains . they've previously said her husband is still a suspect and are not ruling out future charges. rhiannon andrew. >> andrea, thank you. coming up, the gold rush at costco. >> also ahead, a bear crashing this family picnic. we hear from this family picnic. we hear from that mother protecting her son your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire (keyboard typing) how do they make starburst taste so juicy? i don't know, but you just asked the whole universe. humans are asking for juice. and we are the juice. starburst, unexplainably juicy new nature's bounty hair growth. help grow thicker, fuller hair with j

barry allen a frightening general. we like him and he liked that. so the outfit relaxed at the front. hill on a chilly november dawn and the north africa out there in the dark. we knew action was for everyone in the wait. i don't know which was cold or water or the feeling in my stomach when they opened up on. in three days the rain was odd. need three. we thought we knew what war with like. but jerry thought it's different when. we die from it. thanks those early. 88 going, we got our work their way through. flunked out of the nazarene but we learned that war started to teach. jerry a few things that ann arbor. we ran way back to and ronald wrote it all gets up when we throw up it back then plan to the in then we fly not the mature. or the nightmare war funny proud all about it. drenching artillery, hidden mines, walls of machine gunfire. meanwhile, montgomery's eight army cracked the merritt line. when we shook hands with his patrol patrols with over the crops of ram us army. tunisia, the crazy rumor got around that we were going to load on boats

barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain, dr.ry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. o god of us all, who is above all, yet in us all,

he'd trained the kestrel himself with barry hines and richard, barry's brother. come on.nd it, sir. where? in the woods. where'd you keep it? ina shed. what do you feed it on? beef, mice, birds. but isn't it cruel to keep it in a shed? i mean, wouldn't it be happier flying free? don't keep it int�* shed all the time, sir. i fly it every day. he was good at learning lines, but i said, "look, just know the story. "know what you've got to say." and then, it's a sort of partly remembered, partly improvised scene. and the boys hadn't heard it before. as far as one could make it, it was a live happening. so, billy didn't know what the questions would be. so, he was improvising, but also basing it on his own experience. yeah, yeah, yeah. when i got about 70 yards from middle of t'field, i called her. "kes, kes, come on, kes. come on, then." nowt happened, so i thought, "well, i better walk back and pick her up." so, while i were walking back, i saw her flying. she came like a bomb. about a yard off t'floor, like, lightning. head still and you couldn't hear t'wings. there weren't

as barry petersen reports, new laws are forcing changes. >> reporter: zach wood has tens of thousandsh farm equipment, like a gps guided planter that won't seed the same row twice, but a computer glitch can shut it all down, and then farmers in rural areas can wait days for a dealer's service call. >> is that going to increase the risk you will lose a crop? >> yeah. having cut most of the field, before it hails it off you can lose the whole thing. >> reporter: zach's father testified for the right to repair law, so farmers can get the information from dealer to do the own repair work. he was there when the bill was signed into law. farmers around the country are supportive of this idea of the farmers' right to repair. >> tell me why is it such resonance to farmers. >> farmers are not people that like to rely on others. >> reporter: some dealers for john deere, america's biggest farm machinery maker, opposed the bill. they declined an interview, sending an e-mail, saying in part, john deere supports a customer's decision to repair their own products, utilize a separate repair service o

barry caffrey, bbc news. in the american state of utah. it contains rocks and dust from the surface of an asteroid called bennu, which could give important clues about how the earth was formed. scientists from nasa are eagerly awaiting the capsule's arrival in the utah desert — where our science editor, rebecca morelle filed this report. the clock really is ticking for the team. they are gearing up for the dramatic conclusion of this 7—year long 0siris—rex mission. after travelling for billions of miles through our solar system, this capsule — which is carrying the precious fragments of asteroid bennu — will make its way through the atmosphere and all the way down to the ground here in utah. but that descent will be perilous. it will speed through the atmosphere at 27,000 miles an hour, experiencing temperatures of 3000 degrees celsius. it will need two parachutes to slow it down and offer, hopefully, a soft landing. the capsule has no tracking or gps on board so the team will have to use long—range telescope

they're getting ready ind barry, ahead of skating from here to anglesey in three days to raise fundstheirfriends, wayne phillips and james rush, who both had brain tumours and died after receiving end of life care at the nightingale house hospice in wrexham. well, we lost two close friends who were very active and loved being outdoors and challenges. so i guess in the essence of that we thought this would be an epic challenge to do. the group have been putting in plenty of training over recent weeks to try and get used to skating through the very varied terrain they'll face and the possibility of all sorts of weathers. plenty of energy from the first push on a journey covering nearly 280 miles up and down the hills and mountains of wales from barry island to the isle of anglesey in memory of two friends and their own adventurous spirit. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. a bbc investigation has found that at least five women have died after family courts allowed fathers accused of abuse to apply for contact with their childre

barry happy me. barry is not very happy with me. oh, why does oh, god.rence freedom laurence fox hate freedom of speech anyone speech so much? he blocks anyone on challenged his on twitter who challenged his populist . okay, barry, populist agenda. okay, barry, here's on blocking here's my rules on blocking people on twitter. slag off people on twitter. you slag off my children or threaten to kill me. blocked. you post a me. you're blocked. you post a meme ex wife singing meme of my ex wife singing going, got the kids. going, billy's got the kids. you're ? susan has you're blocked right? susan has a much more significant question . you only pizza or . if you could only eat pizza or pasta for the rest of your life, which one would choose? which one would you choose? it would right ? would have to be pasta, right? katie issue for katie has another big issue for us to tackle. would you rather be attacked horse sized be attacked by a horse sized duck or 100 duck sized horses ? duck or 100 duck sized horses? >> jenny, i spent yesterday morning brushing duck p

iwould like to say i'm _ action is beginning, barry?ernment misrepresented the situation that we were in when i came back from iraq my mother asked me, she asked me was the weather nice? because she had been told that we were on some sort of holiday. yet we were on some sort of holiday. yet we were on some sort of holiday. yet we were there in... there were episodes, mock executions. �*t�*au we were there in... there were episodes, mock executions. you were sub'ect to episodes, mock executions. you were subject to that? _ episodes, mock executions. you were subject to that? yes, _ episodes, mock executions. you were subject to that? yes, twice. _ episodes, mock executions. you were subject to that? yes, twice. i- episodes, mock executions. you were subject to that? yes, twice. i won't i subject to that? yes, twice. i won't describe the _ subject to that? yes, twice. i won't describe the toilets _ subject to that? yes, twice. i won't describe the toilets we _ subject to that? yes, twice. i won't describe the toilets we had, - subject to

barry bennell has died in prison. convicted paedophile, a former football coach.es that have been breaking her in the last few minutes. let's first tell you about those five iranian prisoners. we saw those live pictures just a few minutes ago and our international correspondent has updated us that those five prisoners who hold both american and iranian citizenship have landed in doha and have been welcomed by not only doha diplomats but also american diplomat on the tarmac. they now make their second journey which will be from doha to the united states. that is one of the big stories happening this hour. 0ur one of the big stories happening this hour. our other top story happening today is russell brand. some breaking news that happened in the last few minutes. russell brand, the last few minutes. russell brand, the metropolitan police say they have received an allegation of sexual assault from 2003. we will have more in a few minutes' time. hi there. it's all change weather—wise this week. it's often going to be wet and windy. what about those storms last night t