there _ their safety, and i heard brian cox there are — their safety, and i heard brian cox thereme very reasonable things that people are entitled to say, as she had been treated _ are entitled to say, as she had been treated very — are entitled to say, as she had been treated very badly in response and i think this _ treated very badly in response and i think this discussion is best if we talk about— think this discussion is best if we talk about it thoughtfully and carefully which is why the government is not rushing to a conclusion— government is not rushing to a conclusion but waiting to see the detailed — conclusion but waiting to see the detailed legal advice, and will then take a _ detailed legal advice, and will then take a careful, thought through decision, — take a careful, thought through decision, which we will announce. the government saying —— matt hopper saying that the government is not rushing into a decision, but the deadline is wednesday so they don't have much time, if they decide to block it using section 35 of the scotland act that would be significant becau

brian cox, what was your overall impression? _ ourselves. a debate that has to happen, and i do question the 16 thing, but that is my own personal feeling. but i do feel we need to address that, and i think that is absolutely right. as far as the economy is concerned, well, of course it has shrunk because we are no longer that particular island that we have been, and so we have lost that power, and therefore we have to rethink who we are, and it is, i think, have to rethink who we are, and it is, ithink, the have to rethink who we are, and it is, i think, the beginning of a whole process of rethinking who we are, and i think since the passing of, you know, our wonderful late queen, we have had to consider the monarchy, and we are seeing it in relationship to what has been going on in the book, the harry situation, so there is a lot of mass rethinking that needs to be done. and so there is a lot of mass rethinking that needs to be done.— so there is a lot of mass rethinking that needs to be done. and a lot of --eole that needs to be done. and

brian cox from succession. the digital age is waiting. >> i hope everyone who was out there. i hope it is your best year yet. joining us now is the star of succession and independent. nice to have you here. >> this is what i have been doing. >> was this full when you bega ? >> >> have you ever been in times square? >> i have to say it was a surprising moving experience. i did not expect it. the great thing about america is you know how to do christmas and >> we had believe it or not for 400 years we weren't allowed to practice christmas it wasn't official. they did not want that but what happens is blooming your festivities became more popular and we became more egalitarian and the whole thing about the new year out the last night, what you are supposed to do is you have to be dark, blue-eyed cat you have a piece of: you going to someone's house and you wish them the best of the year and the warmth of the year. you could do it with whiskey. bread. the tradition is to do it with coal. >> the greatest lyrics shou

concerns many women have had about worries that they have got about risks to their safety, and i heard brian coxeople are entitled to say, as she had been treated very badly in response and i think this discussion is best if we talk about it thoughtfully and carefully which is why the government is not rushing to a conclusion but waiting to see the detailed legal advice, and will then take a careful, thought—through decision, which we will announce. mark harper saying that the government is not rushing into a decision, but the deadline is wednesday so they don't have much time, if they decide to block it using section 35 of the scotland act that would be significant because it has never been done in the history of evolution so the uk government has a big, potentially controversial decision to make this week. iam i am lose vaughanjones. this bbc news. —— lewis. hello. well, at last it's feeling a lot more like winter again and maybe windy out there adding to the chill today. but the colder air is set to get even colder over the next few days. as i said, though, windy, making it feel colder at the

joining us now is the star of hbo's "succession" and "the independent" streaming on peacock, brian cox, it is called hugmanay, that's the last night, and you are supposed to be dark, blue eyed and you bear a piece of coal and go into someone's house, this is what should be starting now, the good, the best for the year, the warmth for the year. you can do it with whiskey, you can do it with bread. the tradition is to do it with coal. >> coal, wow? >> that's so interesting. >> does auld lang syne ring in a special way for you? >> absolutely. it was the greatest poet of all time. >> here it is. >> should auld acquaintance be forgot and never brought to mind. for auld lang syne, my friends for auld lang syne ♪ ♪ we'll tap a cup of kindness for the sake of auld lang syne. >> oh, my. >> i have to have a toast. >> i had a scottish nanny who was like my mom growing up. >> relatable. >> sorry, but okay. >> a huge influence. >> she was a huge influence on me. >> you can't do better than a scottish nanny. >> she called me a skinny malink so i call my son a skinny malink. >> skinny malink legs, we

at the desk we will have brian cox, i who else is on the panel?ail strikes we will talk to the transport secretary. is there a glimmer of hope that might be finally sorted out? find out later, hope to see you both and the rest of you on bbc one at nine o'clock later. maybe you could lean on logan roy for a loan for the railways. all the potholes! laughs. 0r anything! laughs. i will see if he will get his cheque—book out. thank you. that is from nine o'clock. we will then be on the bbc news channel in the next couple of minutes, but coming up in the next hour —i minutes, but coming up in the next hour — i mentioned potholes, drivers are being warned of a pandemic of potholes so the rac is saying that damaged vehicles as a direct result of bottles has gone up by almost one quarter in the past three months. it is because of the cold weather and the rain, it does terrible damage to the rain, it does terrible damage to the roads. thank you for the e—mails you have been sending and the pictures of your potholes, so we will come to some of that a little

i do want to agree with brian cox that this has been a good presentation and with brian saver that there is a lot of misinformation going around. and iert agree with it or disagree with it. so i do think tt a lost opportunity that you have not been able to educate the general public. but then i would say that the police department are pretty happy that you pulled in because it delays putting this forward. it's not hearing this information, they're not hearing it corrected. so i think that's a missed opportunity and probably delivery missed opportunity by certain people who push to have this removed off the agenda. thank you. >> good evening, caller you have two minutes. >> we're always hearing the city talking about focusing on vision zero, no debt, especially immediately after somebody gets struck by a car or there is a, there is a big fatality like there was on caesar chavez the other day. but to propose to go get public safety by ignoring these violations of stop signs of running stop signs, stoplights, not driving with lights on even in the fog, how is this not going to cause any dli

. >> public speaker: good evening, my name is deputy public defender brian cox from the san franciscoc defenders office asking you to pass dgo 907. i will read a couple quotes from the report and feel it's really instructive and academic to law enforcement officials and experts in the legal system. "research indicates reducing pretext stops will not have a negative impact on public safety and reducing crimes and utilizing valuable resources to public safety measures and often recover continue bands or weapons and model for the pretext stop policy. agencies policy should prescribe the stops and limit the discretion officers have which will determine a public safety stop and the lecture evaluate that lead to more stops and significant outcome with little benefit to public safety and law enforcement policy should prohibit to searches unless there is articulable facts for probable cause and departments should prohibit asking for probable cause and this is not me but come from legal experts. they are begging you to pass this policy as written. this will not only put you on the wrong side o