braden and owen, - amazing story. it is an amazingj story. braden and owen, thank amazing story.tart the day still with the met office amber we have yet more severe weather in our forecast for thursday. we start the day still with the met office amber warning and forcasts for heavy rain across northern england felt up that will lapse through the morning but obviously the flooding situation lag somewhat behind the falling rain. i don't expect flood warnings going up again across england. for scotland we have an amber warning for the risk of disruption across the borders where heavy snow is set to fall accompanied by strong wind. the reason for all of these problem is storm kristof. this deep area of low pressure is now pulling off into the north sea. but behind it we've grabbed down some cold air all the way south from the arctic right the way across the uk. and that gives us a cold start to thursday. ice is possible forjust about anywhere along surface water lying around for top aside from where we see showers falling the first thing. but wintry weather for scotland, the biggest

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the inauguration here is marked by an upturned flag, so convinced is eric braden that donald trump somehow'all very much. southern patriot council. eric's been so angry he's been eating his right—wing militia onto the streets. —— he has been leading. today we're coming here to the capitol in austin, for many reasons. none of them good. back in his trailer home, he tells me he'll never accept joe biden as president and that, for him, the inauguration is a signal that his country is dying before his very eyes. the stars & stripes outside is upside down. in distress. yes, sir. yeah. it is. we are... america is deeply in distress and we are on the moment and the brink of complete division. which looks like what? division? what it looks like is states like texas, that actually have a legal right to leave the union, will do that. that's fanciful, but it is an indication of the strength of feeling there is. the assault on the us capitol has illustrated to many americans the extent to which the right is prepared to go to lodge its protest. it is continuing to do so at state capitals across the cou

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i don't think braden is going to bring particularly new approach to that. —— biden is going.t his picks for the positions, they are the sort of people that are experienced and knowledgeable and the sort of people who used to be put in those roles and who are now back running things. but i expect a lot of continuity rather than change.— but i expect a lot of continuity rather than change. what will the trade were _ rather than change. what will the trade were continued _ rather than change. what will the trade were continued as - rather than change. what will the - trade were continued as aggressively or will there be a more multilateral trade policy perhaps with the rest of the region? i trade policy perhaps with the rest of the region?— trade policy perhaps with the rest of the region? i think some of the elements of— of the region? i think some of the elements of the _ of the region? i think some of the elements of the trump _ of the region? i think some of the elements of the trump trade - of the region? i think some of the elements of the trump trade war| of the region? i

the inauguration here is marked by an upturned flag, so convinced is eric braden that donald trump somehoweciate y'all very much. southern patriot council. eric's been so angry, he's been leading his right—wing militia onto the streets. today, we're coming here to the capitol in austin, for many reasons. none of them good. back in his trailer home, he tells me he'll never accept joe biden as president and that, for him, the inauguration is a signal that his country is dying before his very eyes. the stars & stripes outside is upside down. in distress. yes, sir. yeah. it is. we are... america is deeply in distress and we are on the moment and the brink of complete division, and... which looks like what? division? what it looks like is states like texas, that actually have the legal right to leave the union, will do that. that's fanciful, but it is an indication of the strength of feeling there is. the assault on the us capitol has illustrated to many americans the extent to which the right is prepared to go to lodge its protest. it's continuing to do so at state capitals across the country.

the inauguration here is marked by an upturned flag, so convinced is eric braden that donald trump somehow'all very much. southern patriot council. eric's been so angry, he's been leading his right—wing militia onto the streets. today, we're coming here to the capitol in austin, for many reasons. none of them good. back in his trailer home, he tells me he'll never accept joe biden as president and that, for him, the inauguration is a signal that his country is dying before his very eyes. the stars & stripes outside is upside down. in distress. yes, sir. yeah. it is. we are... america is deeply in distress and we are on the moment and the brink of complete division, and... which looks like what? division? what it looks like is states like texas, that actually have the legal right to leave the union, will do that. that's fanciful, but it is an indication of the strength of feeling there is. the assault on the us capitol has illustrated to many americans the extent to which the right is prepared to go to lodge its protest. it's continuing to do so at state capitals across the country. but the

the inauguration here is marked by an upturned flag, so convinced is eric braden that donald trump somehowoday, we're coming here to the capitol in austin, for many reasons. none of them good. back in his trailer home, he tells me he'll never accept joe biden as president and that, for him, the inauguration is a signal that his country is dying before his very eyes. the stars & stripes outside is upside down. in distress. yes, sir. yeah. it is. we are... america is deeply in distress and we are on the moment and the brink of complete division, and... which looks like what? division? what it looks like is states like texas, that actually have the legal right to leave the union, will do that. that's fanciful, but it is an indication of the strength of feeling there is. the assault on the us capitol has illustrated to many americans the extent to which the right is prepared to go to lodge its protest. it's continuing to do so at state capitols across the country. but the events of the last year have shown that the left in america is also prepared to disrupt and make its presence felt. last su

. >> 9-year-old braden, traditionally ill with a rare connective tissue disease. years of waiting, he was meant to go to hawaii in 2020, but couldn't take literally the trip of his life when make a wish canada had to postpone it because of covid. >> we enjoy life here and in the moment. so it's just a huge smack in the face. this was going to be our year. we were going to finally go. we were going to get it in hopefully before we lose him. and to see that other people were jet-setting around because they had had, you know, a long year or whatever, it's -- it's hurtful. >> hey, hey, hey. >> reporter: and some just aren't going to take it anymore. local bans on gatherings on households have led to snitch lines. here is a police takedown of someone having a drink with friends on new year's eve. the neighbors said not on our watch. the months of sacrifices of a travel ban, 14-day quarantines, and weeks long lockdowns are making canadians weary and angry, especially health care workers now exhausted by a second wave of the violence more deadly and dangerous than the fi

son austin came nine months later and braden two month after that. by the age of 24, sandra was the matriarch of her own little clan. >> she loved the boys to death. >> life was good. until april 2005 when sandra came to her parents, very upset. >> as she told us she was cleaning out her husband's backpack and two papers fell out. two phone number ♪ she called the phone numbers and it turned out to be two married women. >> sandra confronted darren. >> he would never admit. she just kept saying they were friends. >> she knew what it was. >> i questioned, are you going back with him? she said no. >> by june, darren moved out and sandra moved on. got a job at the beach house restaurant, an island landmark. it was a life changer. >> she was just a darling girl. en why, two darling children. >> krista hall was a waitress at the beach house and saw sandra's transformation from young island girl to a working woman. >> she was prim and proper and subdued, and as soon as she got away from darren she cut her hair in a bob, and it was cute and stylish. >> sandr

do not know when we are going to come into work braden actually in the building today and i do not know when that will be. i can't wait to be working in person again. we have been able to work successfully remotely, we really have it. we are not going to push people when they're uncomfortable, we're going to wait to people are comfortable and make sure it's well and truly time to get back together in person. >> thank you, haner lang. >> hi, thank you so much for taking our questions. you said in december restrictions on bank dividend payments and share purchases i want to know what factors the federal be looking at determine what level banks will turn out the second quarter and will be can expect such a decision? >> okay so, we are monitoring that on an ongoing basis, continuing to evaluate our restrictions. we have not made a decision whether to continue them in the second quarter or not. we are going to look at the whole range of information, including economic activity, thanking activity, the success and fox nation. all of those will go into our assessment of what the right answer is

husband was working up until this happened, he had a push-up contest with our son and he won and bradenou done? i can keep going. you see, he was -- >> full of life. >> he was full of life. so they don't let you in there. i'm an icu nurse. i would call but i didn't want to bother them because i know both sides of it. but i finally got in there because i was just going to let him go because there were so many discussions and i knew he was suffering and i got in there and he was laying on his stomach. the bypass was going like 100%. he had a pneumo in his site where his chest shifted. it's not fair. but i told my mom she was fine when he passed and i leaned down and i said, i'm here. are you ready to be at peace? and he said uh-huh. i said okay, mom's type. she's back at the house. i said she's going to stay with me because i knew he could keep fighting so i couldn't tell him my mom already died. they gave him morphine and ativan and i turned him over and rubbed he's back and said i love you. i said you're going to go now. you can finally be at peace. he said whoo. and he took his last br

some, such as ralph mcgill, lilianity some, harry golden, james mcbride dabs, ann braden, and sarah pattonsome have written about our struggle in eloquent and prophetic terms. others have marched with us down nameless streets of the south. they have languished in filthy, roach infested jails suffering the abuse and the brutality of policemen who view hem as dirt expletive lovers. like many of their brothers and sisters they recognized the urgency of the moment and sensed the need for powerful action, antidotes to combat the disease of segregation. let me take note of my other major disappointment. i have been so greatly disappointed with the white church and its leadership. of course there are some notable exceptions. i am not unmindful of the fact in a each of you has taken some significant stance on this issue. i commend you, reverend stallings for your christian stand on this past sunday in welcoming negros to your worship service on a non-segregated base. i command the catholic leaders of this state for integrating spring hill college several years ago. but despite these notable except

along he says not only used to back their groceries at the woodland release and her father coached braden inbox it does feel like it's been 2 years. >>and felt like was just last >>closer into town more flowers laid on the bench dedicated to officer corona who was shot and killed while responding alone to a 3 car crash. davis police deputy chief paul door shop says chronis impact is far-reaching she was an amazing person which i think was the foundation for being an amazing officer, some members of law enforcement and chronis family paid their respect that chronis gravesite in arbuckle women of law enforcement from across the country did too with this tribute image of corona definitely inspiring women law enforcement which is what we hope that natalie's life will be is an expiration lam and other will never be forgotten and her legacy will carry on no matter how much evils out there there's a lot more to it. >>no public celebration for a corona is life was held because of the pandemic but davis police do encourage people to pay a visit to her memorial. >>the search is on to find 6 inmates

another big appearance, braden harrington, he was about the 13-year-old boy who bonded with joe biden over their shared stutter. tonight he joined the virtual party by doing a reading from jfk's inaugural address. >> in the long history of the world only a few generation have is been granted the role of defending freedom in the hour of maximum danger. i do not shrink from this responsibility. i walk it. >> a job well done. that party continuing at the white house. make no mistake that administration hit the ground running already working. nbc bay area's kris sanchez joins us from outside the white house. it is calm there now but a flutter of excitement during the day and more to come tomorrow hitting the ground running. >> reporter: and more to come. the lights have been dimmed. that's because the fireworks show will be starting shortly. and so as joe biden's first day in office comes to an official close it will end with a bang of sorts. and we know it will have been an eventful one filled with pomp and circumstance and as you mentioned a little bit of work as well. outside the u.s.

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