hello, welcome to newsnight live from broadcasting house. we have interviews and insight for you as always, and later we'll be discussing sir keir starmer�*s lockdown visits from his vocal coach. as the met say they won't investigate, what will the opposition do next? but we begin tonight with a report published today that details the painfulfailings and errors in the care of a paranoid schizophrenic who, in the early hours of onejune morning in 2023, attacked and killed three people with knives, two 19—year—old students and a 65—year—old school caretaker. we'll talk live to the mum of one of the students in a moment, i think they're dead. oh, that was awful. were found here stabbed to death. one has been named locally as barnaby webber. he tries to break into a building housing vulnerable adults, but is pushed off by a resident. from knife injuries. 65—year—old caretaker ian coates. at members of the public. the man went up in the air. there was such a bang. valdo calocane was sectioned four times, the first in 2020. _ at all by mental heal

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welcome to newsnight — live from broadcasting house each weeknight.our panellists this evening: editor in chief ofjoe media, oli dugmore, former conservative deputy for president trump's inauguration. both lots of taxes were meant to come in tomorrow so the pause comes at the 11th hour. summit since brexit. is next in line for tariffs. what has happened over the last hour? we what has happened over the last hour? ~ ., ., , hour? we had the deal to pause the us on hour? we had the deal to pause the us - on - early - hour? we had the deal to pause the us - on - early in - hour? we had the deal to pause the us - on - early in the i us tariffs on mexico. early in the and in the last hour we heard day and in the last hour'we heard will day and in the last hour'we' heard will be paused, the that they will be paused, the american of the will paused. a lengthy tweet one will be paused. a lengthy tweet from trudeau, the concerns, saying banister, answering concerns, saying they will implement 1.3 billion plan-:*rrr .-;e r rr 5135353" " ' " " " 5135353635“; ' "

a state broadcaster reported that ten houses were buried when a large chunk of a hillside came crashing down in sichuan province on saturday. officials also say more than 200 people have been evacuated, and emergency efforts are underway. the state broadcaster also says president xi is urging people to search for the missing. the u.s. department of agriculture says a new variant of the avian flu may be showing signs of adaptation to mammals. this comes after six herds of dairy cattle in nevada tested positive for the variant, and a nevada dairy farm worker has screened positive for bird flu. the first identified human infection in the state. officials across the country are trying to stop the spread of the virus. on friday, new york governor kathy hochul announced that all live bird markets in several counties will shut down temporarily, including in new york city. gloria pazmino has the details. >> well, that order by the governor will require live poultry markets like the one you see behind me to shut down for several days to allow cleanup and disinfection before they're allowed to re

a state broadcaster reported that ten houses were buried when a large chunk of a hillside came crashingn in sichuan province on saturday. officials also say more than 200 people have been evacuated as rescue workers dig for more survivors. the state broadcaster also says president xi is urging people to search for the missing. in the u.s., a fast moving winter storm is casting a chilling shadow over super bowl weekend and into next week as multiple weather systems threaten to bring a dangerous combination of slow start, snow, sleet and ice. meteorologist allison chinchar has the latest forecast. >> the second of several systems to make their way across the northern tier of the u.s. is finally wrapping up today across portions of the northeast, but there won't be much of a break in between the systems. you can see this morning still dealing with several areas of snow showers across vermont, new hampshire, maine and even massachusetts. but as we head into the second half of the day, the bulk of that moisture moves offshore. some areas even starting to see at least a little bit of some sun

house -- new website. we have a new television broadcaster, sage steele, who is now the host of an incredibly successful podcast, the sage steel show on youtube and all podcast platforms. previously she was a fixture at espn from 2007 to 2023, from early hosting support center, which we all know well, before leaving the company to exercise our first amendment rates more freely we are honored to welcome her today. she will be joining the president at the big executive order signing this afternoon. i know many of you will be there as well. sage, why don't you kick us off on this very exciting day for men across the country? thank you for joining us. >> thank you for welcoming people like me with a different perspective and background to the seat. it means a lot. obviously the house already passed the protection of women and girls in sports act. we all know executive orders can be overturned, so i am wondering how important it is to the president to get to -- get congress to pass legislation so that i and others like the part that -- passed that try to destroy title ix? >> i think the president is setting the tone

but we must begin this evening's broadcast with what happened at the white house earlier this evening. president trump hosted israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu today. trump proposed that the people living in gaza should be resettled elsewhere. tonight, he went much further. watch this. >> the u.s. will take over the gaza strip, and we will do a job. >> with it, too. we'll own it and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangerous unexploded bombs and other weapons on the site. level the site and get rid of the destroyed buildings. level it out. create an economic development that will supply unlimited numbers of jobs and housing for the people of the area. do a real job. do something different. just can't go back. if you go back, it's going to end up the same way it has for 100 years. >> when it was time for questions, my colleague kelly o'donnell asked the president to clarify exactly what he was proposing. watch this. >> you are. >> talking tonight about the united states taking over a sovereign territory. what authority would allow you to do that? are you talking about

broadcast on social media. god bless. have a good afternoon. >> live wednesday, at 10:00 a.m. eastern, the house begins wo on a bill to permanently classify fentanyl related substances as schedule one drugs, the most restrict level. on c-span two at 10:30 a.m., e senate will debate and vote on a uple of president trump's nominaons, including scott turner to serve housing secretary. on c-span3 at 10:00 a.m. eastern, a house oversight hearing looking at ways to reduce federal spendg. these events also stream live on the c-span video a and online at c-span.org. >> thursday morning, president trump joins lawmakers on capitol hill for the annual national prayer breakfast. live coverage begins at 8:00 a.m. eastern on c-span two, c-span now, and online at c-span.org. listening to programs on c-span through c-span radio is easy. tell your smart speaker "play c-span radio," and listen to "washington journal" daily, important public affairs events throughout the day. listen to c-span any time. tell your smart speaker "play c-span radio." c-span. created by cable. >> c-span. mocker see unfiltered. we are f

house. in the seat we have a long time national television broadcaster and i'm sure many of he recognized hern she came into, sage steele who is the host of incredibly successful podcast, "the sage still show" on all platforms and a fixture at espn from 2007-2023. primarily hosting "sportscenter" code to which we all know well before leaving the company to ee first amendment rights more freely and we are honored to welcome her to the briefing room today and she will join the president at the dining later this afternoon and i know many will be there as well. sage, kick us off on this exciting day for women and girls across the country. >> thank you for welcoming people like me with different perspectives and background. it means a lot, thank you. obviously the house pass protection of women and men and girls sports. the senate has not voted to. we know that executive orders can be overturned so i'm wondering how important it is for the president to get congress to bring this legislation so the past administration that really tried to destroy title ix? >> secretary leavitt: it is incredibly imp

broadcast his personal life and neither will we. but just to give you the basics, he has a wife, a daughter, a stepson, a house in an east bay suburb, and a large dog. he works out daily, plays a little tennis, takes a lot of vitamins, and likes to watch nature shows on television. >> in other news tonight, campus police at cal state hayward were. >> davis says richmond's legacy lies in his no frills delivery. >> he sticks with giving me the facts of the story and in a way that is without emotion, that would make me sway my opinion one way or the other. and i don't think that there is a say, turning them out like dennis anymore. >> i had role models. many of them were not in in broadcast journalism. belva, of course, was was the primary reason that that i got into into broadcasting. and of course her husband bill, he and i worked together for many, many, many years. and of course, the most important role model of all was my mother before she passed. you know, everything that i've done in life was through her inspiration. >> good evening. i'm julie haener. >> and i'm dennis richmond. >> it's a legacy that those who know dennis richmo

broadcast. meantime, let's bring in right now peter baker, msnbc political analyst, chief white house correspondent for the new york times and coauthor of the divider trump and the white house, 2017 to 2021. and here in studio, i'm glad to welcome katie fang, attorney and host of the katie phang show. you guys must have been tuning in because you were just in the other studio. so welcome my friend. peter. you first. how is the trump administration reacting to the outcry against shutting down usaid? >> well, i actually think that they're happy about this. you know, this is what they are looking to do. they want a reaction, in part to show their supporters that they're, you know, disrupting washington, their their, you know, changing the way that things work. and in a way, therefore, i think the outrage, the upset, the lawsuits, the chaos in some ways is part of the strategy from their point of view. it shows that they're doing what he promised to do during the election. never mind. he didn't really talk much about usaid on the campaign trail. the idea is he is taking on the corrupt deep state, as th

headlines: the white house says there will be no us troops on the ground in gaza, as the press secretary defends president trump's plans to take over the territory. swedish broadcaster svt have named 35—year—old rickard andersson as the gunman in yesterday's school shooting. a badly burned roman scroll has been digitally unwrapped, provided the first look inside since 709a.d. —— 79 a:d.. the use of mobile phones in schools has become a controversial topic debated by students, parents, teachers and authorities around the world. some countries, such as france and finland, have banned phone use during the school day entirely. this has also been the trend here in the uk. but a new study suggests restricting the use of smartphones doesn't necessarily lead to better grades — or wellbeing — among students. yet despite the findings, researchers found there were worse outcomes overall for those who spent longer on their devices. our education editor branwenjeffreys has more. most adults, like mum katie, find their smartphones useful — looking things up, keeping in touch. but ten—year—old finlay does his homework without. his parents think he's not old enough. sometimes i can

house. and then. >> i had role models. many of them were not in in broadcastournalism. >> outpouring of support, honoring a trusted voice who cast a light on the bay area and broke barriers in broadcasting. i look back on the life and legacy of dennis richmond. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> welcome to mornings on two at 8:00. as you look live across the oakland estuary this morning, and as you can see right here, the rain has returned. after drying out briefly yesterday, we are getting a little bit more of that wet stuff. the question is how long it will stick around. thank you for joining us. i'm andre senior. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. it is thursday, february 6th. it is awfully dark behind us. there is no sight of the sun at all. steve paulson, we're in for another very wet, wet, dark day. >> yes, we are here. the little different twist, though, this time heavier south so far, no doubt about it. san francisco south city down to santa cruz taking the brunt of this more so than north santa rosa. i've only seen a 0.04 about a 10th of an

broadcast was not doctored or deceitful. stuart: mike, thank you very much indeed. president trump met with gavin newsom at the white house to rebuild after the la fires. listen to what president trump said this morning about sending water to california. >> i opened the flood gate as few days ago and water comes down from the northwestern parts of canada and the pacific northwest, and it comes down by millions and millions of barrels a day. and i opened it up. should have happened. i told him to do it in my last term, they didn't do it but now we just did it. stuart: now he did it. we have a celebrity real estate agent and the founder of -- and ceo of agency. mauricio joining me now. should the aid come with conditions for the fire victims and what conditions do you want to see in >> how you doing, stuart? hope you're doing good. the fire aid should not come with conditions and the neighborhoods have been absolutely devastated and they're real people and tax paying people, and we're dealing with them on a daily basis and amount of pain they're going through is incredible and administration should never have happened. at t

he is the ranking member of the house oversight committee and a member of the foreign affairs committee. congressman, welcome back to the broadcast. good to see you. so you've been quite vocal about democratic elected officials and how they need to fight back against trump administration's, quote, shock and awe playbook. what does that look like? well. >> i think democrats. >> do have tools. >> in the kit box. >> we've got to mobilize. >> rank and file. >> we've got to mobilize public opinion. we've got a message. >> strategically. >> and we've got to litigate. >> and we're. >> doing all three. and i. >> know that your earlier. >> reporter talked. >> about democrats scrambling. >> i think. >> the better. >> word is organizing. >> we are. >> organizing methodically. >> there are. >> 37 lawsuits, for example. >> already filed and growing. >> we've already had. >> some early. >> successes on. >> birthright citizenship. >> on. >> the funding freeze. >> on other. >> fronts as well. >> and we're. >> going. >> to continue that. >> we're in the minority. but that's. >> not that's. not the same as saying. >> without some. >> influence and

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house deriding real news stories as hoaxes. trump saying a news channel he doesn't like shouldn't be allowed to broadcast. it's all of a piece.s all related. it's all about telling the public to only trust trump and tune out everything else. in trump's first term in office, that effort failed. will it work this time? well, we're only in week two. >> we're only in week two, and it. look, brian, you did such a you did such a good reminder to all of us. like put the pieces together because none of these things are happening in a vacuum, right? it's all happening together. and that's where we can kind of get a better picture of what's happening. all right. brian stelter, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >> thanks. >> we'll be right back kobe, the making of a legend saturday at nine on cnn. >> dexcom g7 sends your glucose numbers to your phone and watch so you can always see where you're heading without fingersticks. dexcom g7 is the most accurate cgm, so you can manage your diabetes with confidence. >> if you don't like traditional foundation like me, i have a secret for you. it's called what? the foundation. what? the founda

broadcast his personal life and neither will we. but just to give you the basics, he has a wife, a daughter, a stepson, a house in an east bay suburb, and a large dog. he works out daily, plays a little tennis, takes a lot of vitamins, and likes to watch nature shows on television. >> in other news tonight, campus police at cal state hayward were. >> davis says richmond's legacy lies in his no frills delivery. >> he sticks with giving me the facts of the story and in a way that is without emotion, that would make me sway my opinion one way or the other. and i don't think that there is a say, turning them out like dennis anymore. >> i had role models. many of them were not in in broadcast journalism. belva, of course, was was the primary reason that that i got into into broadcasting. and of course her husband bill, he and i worked together for many, many, many years. and of course, the most important role model of all was my mother before she passed. you know, everything that i've done in life was through her inspiration. >> good evening. i'm julie haener. >> and i'm dennis richmond. >> it's a legacy that those who know dennis richmo

broadcast his personal life and neither will we. but just to give you the basics, he has a wife, a daughter, a stepson, a house in an east bay suburb, and a large dog. he works out daily, plays a little tennis, takes a lot of vitamins, and likes to watch nature shows on television. >> in other news tonight, campus police at cal state hayward were. >> davis says richmond's legacy lies in his no frills delivery. >> he sticks with giving me the facts of the story and in a way that is without emotion, that would make me sway my opinion one way or the other. and i don't think that there is a say, turning them out like dennis anymore. >> i had role models. many of them were not in in broadcast journalism. belva, of course, was was the primary reason that that i got into into broadcasting. and of course her husband, bill, he and i worked together for many, many, many years. and of course, the most important role model of all was my mother before she passed. you know, everything that i've done in life was through her inspiration. [music] >> good evening. i'm julie haener. >> and i'm dennis richmond. >> it's a legacy that those who know denn

broadcast his personal life and neither will we. but just to give you the basics, he has a wife, a daughter, a stepson, a house in an east bay suburb, and a large dog. he works out daily, plays a little tennis, takes a lot of vitamins, and likes to watch nature shows on television. >> in other news tonight, campus police at cal state hayward were. >> davis says richmond's legacy lies in his no frills delivery. >> he sticks with giving me the facts of the story and in a way that is without emotion, that would make me sway my opinion one way or the other. and i don't think that there is a say, turning them out like dennis anymore. >> i had role models. many of them were not in broadcast journalism. belva, of course, was was the primary reason that that i got into into broadcasting. and of course, her husband, bill, he and i worked together for many, many, many years. and of course, the most important role model of all was my mother before she passed. you know, everything that i've done in life was through her inspiration. >> good evening. i'm julie julie haener. >> and i'm dennis richman. >> it's a legacy that those who know dennis ri

broadcast his personal life and neither will we. but just to give you the basics, he has a wife, a daughter, a stepson, a house in an east bay suburb, and a large dog. he works out daily, plays a little tennis, takes a lot of vitamins, and likes to watch nature shows on television. >> in other news tonight, campus police at cal state hayward were. >> davis says richmond's legacy lies in his no frills delivery. >> he sticks with giving me the facts of the story and in a way that is without emotion, that would make me sway my opinion one way or the other. and i don't think that there is a say, turning them out like dennis anymore. >> i had role models. many of them were not in in broadcast journalism. belva, of course, was was the primary reason that that i got into into broadcasting. and of course her husband, bill, he and i worked together for many, many, many years. and of course, the most important role model of all was my mother before she passed. you know, everything that i've done in life was through her inspiration. [music] >> good evening. i'm julie haener. >> and i'm dennis rickman. >> it's a legacy that those who know denni

broadcast his personal life and neither will we. but just to give you the basics, he has a wife, a daughter, a stepson, a house in an east bay suburb,nd a large dog. he works out daily, plays a little tennis, takes a lot of vitamins, and likes to watch nature shows on television. >> in other news tonight, campus police at cal state hayward were. >> davis says richmond's legacy lies in his no frills delivery. >> he sticks with giving me the facts of the story and in a way that is without emotion, that would make me sway my opinion one way or the other. and i don't think that there is a say, turning them out like dennis anymore. >> i had role models. many of them were not in in broadcast journalism. belva, of course, was was the primary reason that that i got into into broadcasting. and of course her husband, bill, he and i worked together for many, many, many years. and of course, the most important role model of all was my mother before she passed. you know, everything that i've done in life was through her inspiration. >> good evening. i'm julie julie haener. >> and i'm dennis richmond. >> it's a legacy that those who know dennis r

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house in committee they tried to subpoena him. if it wasn't for ro khanna missing the vote. they might have had -- by the way it would have been a fantastic broadcastould have subpoenaed him. for doing his job. >> lawrence: they didn't just do that they stormed into the speaker's yesterday they wanted to question the treasury secretary. this is radical nonsense. and they keep acting as if elon musk is the decision maker. he is the investigator. he just brings the material to the public, to the president and then the president makes a decision and says okay. cut that that shouldn't be there. but it's a total transparent process. >> ainsley: let's scroll through some of the wasteful spending of what we are giving to other countries, it's millions and millions and millions of dollars. >> lawrence: 74 million to syrian and diplomatic political opponent. >> brian: dei musical in ireland, vietnam. egyptian tourism 6 million bucks. >> ainsley: condoms to the taliban. >> brian: taliban needs condoms. can't anyone afford their condoms change for a dollar go to the restaurant. >> ainsley: it's not like we are asking them to cut money from countries that real

broadcast his personal life and neither will we. but just to give you the basics, he has a wife, a daughter, a stepson, a house in an east bay suburb, and a large dog. he works out daily, plays a little tennis, takes a lot of vitamins, and likes to watch nature shows on television. >> in other news tonight, campus police at cal state hayward were. >> davis says richmond's legacy lies in his no frills delivery. >> he sticks with giving me the facts of the story and in a way that is without emotion, that would make me sway my opinion one way or the other. and i don't think that there is a say, turning them out like dennis anymore. >> i had role models. many of them were not in in broadcast journalism. belva, of course, was was the primary reason that that i got into into broadcasting. and of course her husband bill, he and i worked together for many, many, many years. and of course, the most important role model of all was my mother before she passed. you know, everything that i've done in life was through her inspiration. >> good evening. i'm julie haener. >> and i'm dennis richmond. >> it's a legacy that those who know dennis richmo