bradford. the uk city of culture 2025 is... bradford. cheering _ is... bradford. cheering celebrations _ is... bradford. cheering celebrations for- is... bradford. cheeringl celebrations for bradford, is... bradford. cheering - celebrations for bradford, now in line for millions of new investment after tonight's award. and coming up on the bbc news channel... it's going to be emotional. both scotland and ukraine prepare for a huge game in the hunt for a world cup place. good evening. borisjohnson has boris johnson has been borisjohnson has been told by his own ethics adviser that he still has legitimate questions to answer about his conduct during lockdown. lord geidt has suggested the prime minister's fine for breaking lockdown rules may have broken the ministerial code. the prime minister was given a fixed penalty notice in relation to a birthday party at downing street injune 2020 at a time when indoor socialising was banned. durham police said tonight they have sent questionnaires to the la

bradford is a city ofjoy... bradford campaigned hard for the honour.e gig. when i say 20, you say 25! 20! 25! it is our place and it is our time, we are bradford, baby, till we die! the main thing is, young people, they're seeing what they're like, because they're having opportunities to experience it and ijust think that it has been such a long time coming and it is so important for our development as individuals and as a city. host cities hold the culture title for a calendar year. bradford now has two and a half years to get everything ready. danny savage, bbc news, bradford. they look very excited about that win, don't they? what remarkable victory for them. and finally, in a record 70 years on the throne, britain's queen elizabeth has dealt with no fewer than 1a prime ministers, starting with winston churchill, right through to margaret thatcher, tony blair, and now boris johnson. one of the mainstays of the royal and political calendars is the weekly audience between monarch and prime minister, just one aspect of the queen's work on affairs of st

, telling the stories of six workers in bradford.— popular, telling the stories of six workers in bradfordrs in bradford. i want people to talk about it, i _ workers in bradford. i want people to talk about it, i want _ workers in bradford. i want people to talk about it, i want people - workers in bradford. i want people to talk about it, i want people to l to talk about it, i want people to say how can we protect these young women and prostitutes? what can we do to make life safer for them? more hit dramas followed _ do to make life safer for them? more hit dramas followed including fat friends starring sheridan smith, james corden and reece james and bbc 0ne'5 the syndicate. her james corden and reece james and bbc one's the syndicate.— one's the syndicate. her stories alwa s one's the syndicate. her stories always had _ one's the syndicate. her stories always had such _ one's the syndicate. her stories always had such a _ one's the syndicate. her stories always had such a human - one's the syndicate. her stories i always had such a human element one's the syndicate. her stories - alway

bradford.bradford beach 20 other towns to claim the title, the city i towns to claim the title, the city and west yorkshire will take on the title from coventry, receiving £275,000 of initial funding title from coventry, receiving £275,000 of initialfunding to kick—start plans for a year of events which will be held in 2025. the project aims to boost investment, attract visitors and leave a legacy to the area. this time, for the first time, runners—up in durham and wrexham county borough will receive £125,000 of taxpayer�*s cash. the binley mega chippy in coventry is no ordinary chip shop. on monday — dozens of people were queueing outside before opening time — including a group who�*d hired a minibus to travel from scotland. others had come from norwich, liverpool, gloucester and london. and all because of a social media sensation. 0ur correspondent navtej johal has been to see what kind of plaice it is. binley mega chippy! it�*s the takeaway taking the world by storm. binley mega chippy! in r

the freelance journalist william bradford. huey met with two of the murderers their wives and their lawyers to share a bottle of whiskey and swap stories. you see huey, he's the journalist. he wanted to tell the story of till's murder for look magazine, but the murder was two months in the past and he knew that the only way he could publish yet. another story about the murder was if he had the story from the mouths of the murderers themselves, and so he paid them. he paid the murderers jw milam and roy bryant 3,150 and he paid their lawyers 1,269 and in exchange they signed consent and release forms. that looked like this you don't need the fine print, but i will direct your attention to the bottom where it's signed. by jw milam the murderer these forms were the price of publication. because look magazine refused to print the story unless every named participant. signed a waiver now in letters of october 12 and october 18, william bradford. huey told his editor at look that he knew that four men were involved in the murder and

withjust little of the board and bradford were edging closer.st leeds. suddenly a penalty came their way. swiftly dispatched by ruffini, again to ease. newcastle scored at burnley, who pulled one back and brantford equalised. leeds were still staying up equalised. leeds were still staying up and survival was confirmed when jack harrison made it 2—1. but there were sadder scenes when the news filtered through, ending burnley�*s six seasons of premier league football. jim lumsden, bbc news. that's what it all comes down to, doesn't it? the race for fourth was never really in doubt after spurs sealed their place in next season's champions league with an emphatic 5—0 victory over norwich. they needed just a draw, given theirfar superior goal difference over rivals arsenal. two from dejan kulusevksi and son heung min... and son heung min, plus a harry kane goal, blew away the already relegated norwich at carrow road. a destructive performance from antonio conte's men, who pip their rivals to europe's premier competition. and arsenal put in a five—sta

the predecessorl was coventry, if not mistaken in the midlands and i'm not too far from bradford and anywhere in yorkshire and i think bradford such an amazing multicultural city and they put quite a lot of effort into this bid and a lot of work is gone into it and a lot of work is gone into it and is great to know that the next city of culture is going to be in yorkshire. city of culture is going to be in yorkshire-— city of culture is going to be in yorkshire. , ., �* ., ., ., yorkshire. they don't get a lot of cash, they _ yorkshire. they don't get a lot of cash, they get — yorkshire. they don't get a lot of cash, they get the _ yorkshire. they don't get a lot of cash, they get the big _ yorkshire. they don't get a lot of cash, they get the big drum - yorkshire. they don't get a lot of cash, they get the big drum roll. cash, they get the big drum roll everything but especially towards £95,000 which is a lot of money to an individual but very little when it comes to sustaining a series of events over a year. as was the argument is a bit like these major events and i think that's my

1810 the population of east bradford was about a thousand people. so this is a really small tight knit community. and 1814 avaya hoops whose lydia's brother moves to place her under guardianship for intellectual incapacity and you'll see on the screen her his petition for her guardianship and i'm gonna read you a bit of what he he writes. so he writes to the judge of the court of the common pleas and says for the space of three years past lydia has been deprived of the exercise of her rational faculties and understanding so as to be all together incapable of governing and protecting herself or managing her affairs. a bio went on to give a few examples of lydia's inabilities. he says she frequently discourses in a wild incoherent manner alarming her friends without cause and denying that her brothers are such. and that the house she now lives in is not the house. she was born in although it is a fact that she was born in the house that she now lives in. he also suggests that she frequently tears and destroys her clothes without cause so after this in

i do know that she lived in bradford, pennsylvania. in 1810, the population of east bradford was about 1000 people. this was a really small, tight-knit community. in 1814, b abiah hoopes, who is her brother, moved to place her under guardianship for intellectual and capacity you will see his petition for her guardianship of. i will read you a bit of what he writes of. he writes to the judge of the court of the common peace and says in the space of three years past, four lydia hoopes has been deprived of the exercise of her rational faculties and her understanding so as to be all and capable of governing and protecting herself when managing her affairs. a bio went on to give a few examples on lydia's inability. he says, she frequently discourses in a wild incoherent manner but alarming her friends without cause and denying that her -- are such. and that the house she now lives in is not the house she was born in, although it is a fact. as she was born in the house that you now visit i. he also suggests that she frequently tears and dest

and letters of october 12th and october 18th, william bradford huey told his editor that he knew four men were involved in the murder. he boasted that he could name them all. but by october 23rd, he knew that he could only obtain waivers from the two men who had already been tried, and therefore we're in no legal jeopardy. he wrote his boss another letter. quote, there were not after all four men in the abduction and murder party, there were only two. and thus, because he could only obtain to consent and release forms, the murder party shrank from four people to two people. this would move the murder say across county lines. during the trial, a guy name willie reed, a sharecroppers, testified for the prosecution that the murder happened in this barn, near the town of drew in sunflower county. this was true! but, william bradford huey could not tell the story because the only reason the murder happened in sunflower county buzz j w. milan's brother, leslie, there manage a plantation on which a barn was sufficiently isolated for the purposes of the night. but leslie milan had not been tr

no. - bradford. - what is "war of the worlds"?

they heard testimony from at least 24 men and women in the small community of east bradford. these men and women came to court and testified about lydia's abilities. their testimonies were extraordinary detail extraordinarily detailed. they were called past interactions with lydia their observations of her before during her guardianship. these testimonials they describe her clothing her contact her conversation her manners. and always, you know their perceptions of her ability to manage herself and manage the money and the land that she owns. residents were very divided on her case. so some argued that she should be released from guardianship. so i have one example from amos worthington. i'm just going to read it to you her conduct and conversation has been much the same as any other person in the ordinary walks of life so much so that if he this is amos had not heard that she was once of unsound mind. he should not have supposed that she ever was. other residents were a little bit less favorable, right? so they suggested that lydia's mind still continued to be weak or not, r

leeds were seeing little of the ball and bradford were edging closer. in the last five games, the odds were against leeds. suddenly a penalty came their way. swiftly dispatched by ruffini, again to ease. —— the stress began to ease. newcastle scored at burnley, who pulled one back and brentford equalised. leeds were still staying up and survival was confirmed whenjack harrison made it 2—1. but there were sadder scenes when the news filtered through, ending burnley�*s six seasons of premier league football. jim lumsden, bbc news. cutting for burnley. gutting for burnley. the race for fourth was never really in doubt after spurs sealed their place in next season's champions league, with an emphatic 5—0 victory over norwich. they needed just a draw, given their far superior goal difference over rivals arsenal. two from dejan kulusevksi and son heung min, plus a harry kane goal, blew away the already relegated norwich at carrow road. a destructive performance from antonio conte�*s men, who pip their rivals to europe's premier competition. and arsenal put in

up here in the northern part of the state, you pick bradford county, smaller population. but dave mccormick running ahead here by five or six points. they are only at 80%. so, that's why the mccormick campaign says let's count them all. there are places on the map where they think they can catch up. let me bring you back to the full map of the state as we come back in. you see now this is how it played out. i want to show you the counties where the most ballots are outstanding. i just showed you 17 where the ballots are outstanding. it is allegheny, bradford, and lancaster where we believe the most ballots are outstanding. how much progress could they make tomorrow, anderson? and of course if it's very, very close -- again we're at 1,243 votes now, a smaller lead for dr. oz than when he woke up this morning. if they're that close, you have to worry about provinceal ballots and military and overseas ballots. tuesday we'll have a better sense but i think by the end of the day tomorrow, the question is, does that hold up? to jeff's point, if you get to a recount, they've had

celebrations in bradford as it is named the uk city of culture, something on bbc one a little earlierevening. let us plunge straight and and joanna, do you want to kick us off of the telegraph, explain. he has put in forward quite a scathin: explain. he has put in forward quite a scathing analysis _ explain. he has put in forward quite a scathing analysis of _ explain. he has put in forward quite a scathing analysis of things - explain. he has put in forward quite a scathing analysis of things that i a scathing analysis of things that have been going on at the moment and number ten and he says there is a legitimate question as to whether or not the pm broke the ministerial code i think this echoes a lot of people sentiments on borisjohnson's site at the moment. 50 many people submitting letters of no confidence are publicly criticising the prime minister i think the main difference between borisjohnson and the situation for us may in the past when she had letters of no confidence was, there is real questions about borisjohnson's questions about boris johnson's moral questions about bo

families struggling and those with special dietary needs are growing desperate. 8-year-old izzy bradford from injure but suffers from pku. she relies on special formula for about 70% of her nutrition.r >> can you shake it? >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: what would happen to izzy's body if she didn't have this metabolic formula?f st have this >> she would start to break down psychologically, emotionally and physically. it is 70% of her nutrition. >> reporter: could it damage her brain. >> it would, long term not having the formula would result in permanent brain damage. >> reporter: about 17,000 americans suffer from pku, one of many metabolic disorders requiring specialized formula for life. how many cans arrived in your last order. >> two cans. >> reporter: how many were supposed to arrive? >> 16. >> reporter: pediatrician dr. paul levy fears if more patients run dry, treatment will be limited. >> it's going to be a big problem. even if they get sick and we admit them to the hospital, the tools we use are based on the formula, so we have a limited repertoire of tools we can use even if they're

hello, i'mjennifer and i am a dental therapist for my dentist in saltaire in bradford.t was everything that i ever wanted. it was everything that i dreamed it would be. i don't think i have been in a happier place in my life. five years ago, jen was happy and successful. today, she is living a life dominated by pain. opioid patches, anti—inflammatories, nerve pain medications. it started with back pain, but eventually spread through her body. mid—december, i drove to work, and whilst i was driving, the pain through my back and right leg wasjust something i had neverfelt. it was how i would imagine being kicked in the back by a horse would be. that really acute, direct force. and nowjust a walk to the shops is an endurance test. i know look terrible, ifeel terrible, but good days of having a full face of makeup on to go anywhere are long gone. i have managed to shower and have washed hair so, yeah, winning at life today. jen lives with chronic pain. pain that persists and may not even have obvious physical cause. she has a problem with a disc in her back, but the pain is

so it spoke to many people around the uk and in bradford in particular, she will be very sadly missed it in leeds. more important for me to do it in leeds than in the west end or broadway. this is its home. i think it is as relevant today as back then. and i wanted to keep the same characters. because that is really important. a statement from kay mellor�*s production company said she died on sunday. tributes have poured in from across her industry. lenny henry said he was lucky to work with her on the syndicate. she knew what she wanted and how to get the best of us from the net as actresses or actors. lisa riley said the news was a massive shock, saying, you are the best boss to work for. —— you are the best boss. kay mellor was often described as a trailblazer for women champion for the north, but she was also known as a mentor, someone who inspired generations of writers. kay mellor who has died at the age of 71. the duke and duchess of cornwall are travelling to canada for a three—day tour to celebrate the queen's platinum jubilee. the trip highlights a special bond between her m

so it spoke to many people around the uk and in bradford in particular, she will be very sadly missedi think she had a real understanding that we are really complex people l i think she had a real understandingl that we are really complex people in that we are really complex people in that sometimes— that we are really complex people in that sometimes involves _ that we are really complex people in that sometimes involves great - that sometimes involves great humour and other— that sometimes involves great humour and other times — that sometimes involves great humour and other times great _ that sometimes involves great humour and other times great darkness - that sometimes involves great humour and other times great darkness and . and other times great darkness and she managed — and other times great darkness and she managed to _ and other times great darkness and she managed to somehow - and other times great darkness and she managed to somehow bring - and other times great darkness and . she managed to somehow bring those things— she managed to somehow bring those things together —

and bradford has been named as the uk's next city of culture.le — coventry — in 2025. the city in west yorkshire has been hailed for its rich history and diverse community. prime minister borisjohnson said the win builds on the "dynamism of the city". still to come a bit later in the programme: a record 70 years of service on the throne and no fewer than 1a prime ministers — a special report on queen elizabeth's jubilee celebrations. but first, let's go to shanghai now — where, after more than two months of full lockdown, there's been a significant easing of covid restrictions, which will allow most people to move more freely around the city. public transport and many offices are reopening, though life will remain restricted in many ways and leaving shanghai is still difficult for many residents. 0ur china correspondent robin brant has been one of the millions of residents locked down for the past two months. for the last 65 days, i've been coming up to this gate on the edge of the compound where i live. i've been filming myself and explaining w

and celebrations in bradford on the front of the yorkshire post — as it's named the uk city of culturemiss you read another set of front pages so you haven't had time to make a cup of coffee, so apologies for that. this takes the story a bit further. threatening to resign over the parties. the times of move the _ resign over the parties. the times of move the story _ resign over the parties. the times of move the story on _ resign over the parties. the times of move the story on a _ resign over the parties. the times of move the story on a bit -- - resign over the parties. the timesi of move the story on a bit -- have moved the — of move the story on a bit -- have moved the stories on _ of move the story on a bit -- have moved the stories on the - of move the story on a bit -- have moved the stories on the bit - of move the story on a bit -- have moved the stories on the bit and l moved the stories on the bit and lord _ moved the stories on the bit and lord geidt— moved the stories on the bit and lord geidt had come out with a very withering _ lord geidt had come out with a very wither

�*bradford cat watch rescue' is now calling for people to offer a home to a cat with extra needs, ass with additional needs and work hard to find loving homes. there will undergoing treatment at the moment. she has had sepsis but she has recovered from sepsis now and we are just hearing the lake. i'd make sure they rely on donations to pay for treatment, believing every animal deserves a second chance so long as it is happy and not in pain. chance so long as it is happy and not in pain-— not in pain. this is like herding cats. not in pain. this is like herding cats- over— not in pain. this is like herding cats. over the _ not in pain. this is like herding cats. over the herding - not in pain. this is like herding cats. over the herding cats. i not in pain. this is like herding. cats. over the herding cats. can not in pain. this is like herding - cats. over the herding cats. can you believe it costs a massive £5,000 every month in that bill is to keep these happy? but finding homes is always easy. these happy? but finding homes is always easy-— these happy? but finding homes is always

so it spoke to many people around the uk and in bradford in particular, she will be very sadly missedcharacters. because that is really important. a statement from kay mellor�*s production company said she died on sunday. tributes have poured in from across her industry. lenny henry said he was lucky to work with her on the syndicate. "she knew what she wanted and how to get the best of us from us as actors." lisa riley said the news was a massive shock, saying, "you were the best boss to work for." kay mellor was often described as a trailblazer for women champion for the north, but she was also known as a mentor, someone who inspired generations of writers. i'm joined now by actor jonathan kerrigan who worked with kay mellor on the bbc one series ”in the club” and ”the syndicate”. thank you forjoining us on the side occasion. how you remember kay? she is full of occasion. how you remember kay? file: is full of true occasion. how you remember kay? ’iie: is full of true northern occasion. how you remember kay? 5“ie: is full of true northern grid. she is full of true northern grid. she

i'm a law in this visual gallery, bradford thought, lash so either cat or can always she a day, and as in young enough than mother, there could be in for us to me, man, tom, and kenny castle, par lemaire, an economy, our minister. she'll get the whole little out of the 1st 20 in walter lee. then after that the say the holy be been the had the issue wouldn't have had that had an issue. i've been had that sheree our la visa, gena. why diana can in harm minutes. the car, as i barely saw nika, and, or, and with dynamic unleashing horn, can't on much kitty, no knobby at all at the law and, and it has an auto immune latina. oh, will i am boucher her kanethia? yay! can south africa keep a thought of mature, but i stumbled this amused d. the bell estimate the smith did accept him, cloak mo, suits and bah, the asphalt endorse for piracy. um, so for stanley black malware thought early can fill um a lot of beer. oh to happen again. looked on to him about the latter key. i journeyed mother island to confirm our ally for you. oh no, no, no. from natal. stay in the bedroom ashore. will hadnot to nat

happening right now, oakland police need your help finding this missing woman. 74 year-old milo bradford is a san francisco resident but was last seen on hawthorne avenue and broadway in oakland. that's by kaiser and alta. bates medical center. she was wearing a multicolored knit cap with a fuzzy ball on the top dark brown distressed jacket, blue jeans and black crocs. police say she is at risk because she has dementia. so if you've seen her, please give police a call. and in san francisco, the fire department tweeted out these photos of a car that fell off a cliff near sutro bass. 4 people were hurt. 2 of them are in critical condition right now. fire officials say they don't know how fast the car was traveling, but it did go down about 30 to 40 yards right down that cliff. the car ended up buried in the sand. but as we hear now are the people were able to be rescued from the vehicle. another big story that we're following comes from the south bay today where a former mma star charged with attempted murder appeared in court for a 3rd time. cain velasquez faces decades in prison for alle

i'm allow in this visual gallery, bradford thought lash. so either cat or can always she a day, and as in young enough than mother, there could be in the foot of skinny man, tom and kenny castle, par lemaire, an economy, our minister. she'll get the horn out of the thorsten e in water, li, narrow nested anna. say the holy b. been the, had an issue, hulu. had that had an issue. i've been had that sheree our la visa, gena. why diana, can in harm minutes. the car, as i barely saw nika, and, or, and with dynamic unleashing horn, can't almost kitty, and no nabby at all at the law and, and it is an auto immune latina. oh will ambition her kanethia jani can so that i could keep, i thought of mature, but as i'm of the some use the the ballast ammon, it just means did the ship, him cloak marcellus and by the last 4 doors, for by our ships, for stanley black melba thought the cannes film a lot of beer. oh, the head again, looked on the 2 in the other after 3 i journeyed mother island to confirm our ally for you. oh no. no, no. from natal. stay in the

i'm allow in this visual gallery, bradford thought, lash hassle, either cap or cannot we? is she a day and as in yet enough than the other, the godly. and for us to me, man don't in kenny castle, par pneumonia and kami our minister shield the whole little out other faustine in what ali let in after that the say the holy be been the had an issue, julio had that had that issue. i've been at the sheree, our live is a jana one. i am a can in ham man as the car, as ideas on nika, and or, and with then on me, can i she horn can't almost kitty and no nobby about all the law and, and it hasn't got the molecular. oh will i'm bishop her kanethia. yay! can south africa keep a thought of mature, but as i'm at the some used the, the ballast i'm in the smith did accept him, cloak. marcella and bah, the asphalt endorse for piracy. um. so for stanley black melba thought thirdly can fill um a lot of beer. oh, the head again and looked on to him about the latter key. i journeyed mother island with our i'll high for you. oh no, no, no from natal. stay in the bathroom ashore. hadnot to not go

i'm allow in this visual gallery, bradford thought lush, little either care or can always she a day and as in yet enough than other learn codley in for us to me. and man tom canny in castleport pneumonia and kami our minister shield to who and lead out other thorsten e in walter lee. then after that a say the holy be been the had an issue? wouldn't you had that had an issue other than had actually our live is a jana one. i am a can in her minute the car as ideas on nick and all and with then on we can i she horn can't on muscular no navea that all the law and, and resume auto immune lakila. oh will i am boucher her kanethia jani? can salt africa, keith? i thought of mature, but as i'm at the some use the the ballast, amen. the, the smith did the ship, him clevic more so it's and by the last fallen though it's for piracy. um, so for us theni black melba thought a can from a lot of be re oh the head again and looked on the 2 in the bottle after clearing. i journeyed mother island with our i'll high for you. oh no, no, no. from april steve ballmer. sure what happened to nato? another ticke

oakland police need your help finding this missing woman. 74 year-old milone bradford is a san francisco resident but was last seen on hawthorne avenue and broadway in oakland, which is by kaiser and alta. bates medical center. she was wearing a multicolored knit cap with a fuzzy ball on the top. a dark brown jacket, blue jeans and black crocs. police say that she is at risk because she has dementia. so if you see her give police a call. >> in the south bay, a former mma fighter accused of murder appeared in court. cain, velasquez is facing decades in prison for allegedly trying to kill a man accused of molesting a young girl. prosecutors claim that on february. 28 kane tried to kill that man. harry, the large large is accused of sexually molesting a 4 year-old girl who is also a member of cain's family. alaska has seen there was expected to enter a plea deal today. but the hearing was postponed. he remains in custody and so far has been denied bail. but his supporters say he should be set free. i don't think. >> anybody who believes for a second mccain is a threat to the community. if a

bradford, lancaster, allegheny county. these are places where dave mccormick thinks he can make up the count. 1200 votes. still mail-in ballots to be counted. and if it comes to it, possibly military and provisional ballots counted next tuesday. we are going to talk to our team. they are counting some of the votes in lancaster. what are you seeing, athena? >> they will finish today. we've been talking about the 22 misprinted ballots they discovered on the morning of election day. they had to be remarked to be scanned. they've been working hard. you can see the room behind me. there are not many pockets of groups of three marking the remaining ballots. there are now under 1,000 of the original misprinted ballots. after they are finished, they'll open the 8 50 or so mail-in ballots that arrived by the deadline on election day. they're doing that to try to stay organized. with about 1800 ballots to go, they expect to be finished soon. perhaps even within the next hour or so. this is one county. we know that mccormick's team h

. >> morgan bradford, appreciate it. >> coming up, inside the growing legal battle of abortion and howtivists say they'll fight back against so-called trigger laws. plus the price is the same but what you're getting for it is not the same. how shrinkflation is a thing and how you can avoid it. a thing ad how you can avoid it (dad allen) you know when you see a great deal on a phone, and then realize it's not for you? not at verizon. (mom allen) yep, they just gave us all a brand new iphone 13. (vo) now everyone can get a new iphone 13 on us on america's most reliable 5g network. for every customer. current, new, everyone. to show the love. my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. (♪ ♪) in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2,

michael: samantha bradford's story is all-too-familiar. >> i did not deserve for somebody to scam me,ught it was wells fargo protected me. they were not. michael: bank imposters had just trick her into sending them all their money through "newshour. the bank denied her claim. now a flood of cases liqueurs have caught the attention of two u.s. senators, elizabeth warren of massachusetts, and robert menendez of new jersey fired of this letter to the zelle ceo, saying the app eggs popularity is putting many consumers a risk as fraud flourishes. banks letting consumers suffer, blooming them for getting duped. >> we are not giving you your money back. michael: she was in the car when the text arrived saying wells fargo security, did she make these transactions? i said no. michael: then that call, supposedly from wells fargo, saying someone was draining her account. >> he is telling me to zelle the money to myself to protect it. i say, ok, because i am believing this is my bank. michael: she transferred every dime in her account $811 in all and this receipt said "is there reversal." so it s

but we're watching allegheny county, bradford county, a smaller county population wise. but look at the mccormick lead. mccormick is trailing right now, but he's leetinleading in alleg county and second in lancaster county. this is why the mccormick campaign says count all the votes. there are still some counties, but we should have a much better sense tomorrow of the hmail-in ballots. and then it will depend on who is on top to figure out how many military and provisional ballots, how long will this take? >> you look at this and, again, to be clear trump endorsed dr. oz. what do the primaries in pennsylvania and elsewhere, other crucial states, you know, idaho, oregon, kentucky, north carolina tell you about how successful trump's endorsements have been? >> let's be clear at the outset, we're still early in this primary season. but we do have a trend so far. we'll see what happens as we move on through the primaries. but dr. oz is donald trump's candidate in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. he get s 31.2%. in ohio, j.d. vance was donald trump's candidate. 3 %. right ab

. >> joining me is bradford william davis.n jackie several times during the game. do you think it merited punishment? >> absolutely. i mean, he's using the legacy of a civil rights icon to instigate. that's point blank enough to narrate a serious look from the league. anderson perceived it as a problem. his manager called it racist. all of his team stood up for him at that point. that's astounding. to see 26 players rally around a black player. saying he didn't like what went down here. >> what about donaldson's defense of it which is what he's basing off an interview that anderson did with "sports illustrated" where he said he wanted to be -- emulate jackie robinson. >> two things, one, the "sports illustrated" interview had a lot more to say than him saying i want to be the next jackie robinson. why was he discussing jackie? because he wanted to encourage kids to play baseball. that san honorable thing. he's done a great job at it. he's constantly in the community, back in tuscaloosa, alabama, where he's from. trying to enco

. >> my name is lori bebko and i'm in bradford, pennsylvania. >> my name is john meng. currently a business school student here at the university of chicago. >> my name is yvette paz. i live in fresno, california, and i spoke to you in august of 2020. >> i don't think a single one of us was ready for the cost of working through this. it is a hard job to begin with. alys wondering, you know, is this going to be the one that gets me? every little cold, you know, every little sneezes is going to lead to being out of work, to be laid up? yeah, it's hard. >> my brother, charlie, who was developmentally delayed and autistic and immunocompromised due to diabetes, died on december 28, 2020, of covid. i got covid. i was exposed when he got sick. it's so much worse than people understand. i think you have to go through it to really understand it. >> a day doesn't go by that i don't think about covid in some way or another. and oftentimes it's really in relation to how it's affected my mental state as well as my physical body. >> i actuay was one of the very first cases that was r

iam hello, i am jennifer and hello, i amjennifer and i am a dental therapist from my dentist in bradforder wanted, everything i ever wanted, everything i ever wanted, everything i dreamt it would be. i don't think i have been in a happier place in my life. five years ago, jen was happy and successful. today, she is living a life dominated by pain. living a life dominated by ain. ., . , ., , pain. patches, and his commentaries, - pain. patches, and his commentaries, nerve| pain. patches, and his - commentaries, nerve pain medications. it commentaries, nerve pain medications.— commentaries, nerve pain medications. it started with back pain — medications. it started with back pain but _ medications. it started with back pain but eventually - medications. it started with - back pain but eventually spread through her body. mid-december, i drove to work _ through her body. mid-december, i drove to work and _ through her body. mid-december, i drove to work and while - through her body. mid-december, i drove to work and while i - through her body. mid-december, i drove to work and while i was -

after weighing her testimony the bradford observer determined that there seems to be nothing irrational or impossible in the plea that african americans not to be branded and burned alive and rolled in nailed casts or even hanged on a tree at the women's sport of a mob. the new castle daily leader steered at america's boasted forwardness and civilization which in reality amounted to a chamber of horrors for black americans. the london daily chronicle did not pull punches and its denunciation the south race prejudice and even a slight mixture of cruelty is one thing the horrible torture is not only described by miss wells but admitted and almost gloried in by the southerners themselves are quite another when we read of such atrocities the editor concluded we ask ourselves whether the southern states are really fitted for self-government. such powerful indictments from british newspapers increased public sympathy for wells's campaign brought her message to a wider british audience and fostered the emerging transatlantic debate on lynching. by the end of may 1894 british newspapers began t