you tycoon and burton albion. you thew.— tycoon and burton albion. high street, and one of my clients used to ring up and pretend to be somebody famous in football. so one of my staff said to me, ben, nigel, cliff's on the phone. i said, no, no, no. i said, mr so—and—so, he's trying to line me up. it was nigel club. so? so he came longest serving manager and what a phenomenal success he brought to the town , you know, brought to the town, you know, for example, manchester united, january 2006, we were non—league club. they were motty, manchester united . and i thought manchester united. and i thought alex ferguson, you know, was a great philanthropist . but until great philanthropist. but until we're 35 minutes to go, he brought rooney and ronaldo on. but the team that nigel built still got a draw. nil, nil draw . and we obviously had a replay at old trafford. that game raised a lot of money for the club. put us on the map worldwide, you know, and it was incredible. so we've had a great run. you've had— incredible. so we've had a great run. you've ha

you tycoon and burton albion. you thew.— tycoon and burton albion.t really successful manager. yeah. and i remember the day when it was 98, october and i had an insurance business in the high street, and one of my clients used to ring up and pretend to be somebody famous in football. so one of my staff said to me, ben, nigel, cliff's on the phone. i said, no, no, no. i said, mr so—and—so, he's trying to line me up. it was nigel club. so? so he came longest serving manager and what a phenomenal success he brought to the town , you know, brought to the town, you know, for example, manchester united, january 2006, we were non—league club. they were motty, manchester united . and i thought manchester united. and i thought alex ferguson, you know, was a great philanthropist . but until great philanthropist. but until we're 35 minutes to go, he brought rooney and ronaldo on. but the team that nigel built still got a draw. nil, nil draw . and we obviously had a replay at old trafford. that game raised a lot of money for the club. put us on the map worldwide

she plays gomez and morticia's kid in a new show from tim burton.for coming. >> thank you for having me. >> jimmy: i heard you were with guillermo at the awards show the other night? >> i actually was. i wanted to say something but we were at different tables. i made kind of awkward eye contact with you, i think. >> guillermo: me too, i wanted to say hi but you were doing the red carpet. ah, maybe next time. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: are you up for an award next year, too? >> i don't know, maybe. >> jimmy: congratulations, you got honored that night as well, right? >> i did. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this is something you've got going on here. you're 20 years old? >> correct. >> jimmy: acting more than half your life, since how old? >> since i was 9, yeah. >> jimmy: 9 years old, you started acting. you did commercials? >> yeah, when i first started acting, because i had no connection to hollywood or the industry, i was told i could only do commercials. >> jimmy: what commercials did you do? >> i did a lot. i feel like the most -- i had a pretty

but yeah, burton kane wheeler was a young firebrand senator from montana. i actually grew up in massachusetts, still had a yankee accent. but but i became a he came out of political and and legal age in montana and he was a really strident progressive. harry doherty was a quite conservative attorney general who who decided to use the power of the federal government to in favor of the railroads and against the labor unions. and wheeler was a champion of labor. so that was sort of the source of their in it. that's where they first locked horns. but then wheeler learned that there was there was a lot more going on in the department of justice than just favoring capital over labor. so you're getting into this book, you're doing some research, maybe there's a book in it, maybe there isn't. when did you know you really had a tiger by the tail? was there a moment in your research when you thought, man, i really got something here. i've got something that other people wouldn't have noticed or emphasized. yeah, i mean, it really it really was probably when i read th

burton from the ruling conservative party used the parliamentary representative after the disclosure of the moral scandal. in the past, four members of the british parliament from the ruling party, including boris johnson , are the prime minister, and this political and moral country resigned . the media reported that the resignation of the representatives of the british prime minister's ruling party has faced a difficult situation. the spokesman of the taliban cabinet says that there are no foreign armed groups in afghanistan. faida added that such a report is not true. the taliban official said that america wants to provide the region to take revenge on the people of this country and the islamic emirate due to its failure in afghanistan. in afghanistan, a moderator of the american fox news network was fired for insulting the president of this country. oscar called joe biden a dictator in the subtitle of this network . the former pakistan also said in a video message that it had been more than a decade since soil worked during the day and one of the most capable people of this netwo

for example, the company has heli burton, an american film director. james cameron turned for help to russian specialists on the apparatus of the world before filming the titanic. cameron plunged into the wreckage of the legendary ship, and then took a few more scientific pictures, my friend is a scientist. anatoly sokolevich. jim once said that i need to shoot something real that people are interested in. i watched their underwater footage and we've been working together ever since. we then said, you know , the world is tired of violence from blood there from murder. i say show life. show how people floated through and, of course, the center of the film should be. about the lastor jim said i watched. the worlds participated in the casting of deep-sea submersibles and for other films and invariably won the director this came stephen lol from canada says, i need to say 120 °, and you have almost 180. i say, yes, they did something. but we thought about it not so simply everything, and light, well, at least two, well, two no problems. well, three speak b

at 1:00 from burton upon tnent. — farage. at 1:00 from burton upon tnent. hteeee— farage.

supuestamente tiene un papel clave las acusaciones de corrupciÓn que la legislatura tejana le hizo a burtonentes firmaron la fianza de medio millÓn de dÓlares para sacarlo de la cÁrcel. la defensa le pidiÓ una corte mantener de manera confidencial los nombres de quienes abonaron la fianzadespuÉs de que un juez ordenarÁ que fueran divulgados. santos enfrenta 13 carrocera les incluyendo fraude, lavado de dinero, y robo de fondos pÚblicos. jorge: en mÉxico agentes pararon calo adalet y el dinero a migrantes en un puesto de control para que siguieran su viaje en autobÚs. los implicados fueron separados de la fuerza tras divulgarse un vÍdeo como nos muestra alejandro madrigal. alejandro fue que se diera a conocer este vÍdeo de presuntos agentes federales migratoriosreciben dinero de migrantes para permitirles el paso el instituto nacional de migraciÓn separÓ a los dos funcionarios que se ve como reciben y guardan el dinero subo esas. y se abriÓ una investigaciÓn en contra de ellos por extorsiÓn. >> si eso pasara con cada situaciÓn que hay de este tipo si podrÍamos acabar y disminuir con la corru

at 1:00 from burton upon ttemt. — farage. at 1:00 from burton upon ttemt. meme— farage.aw— at the scene and described what he saw. , at the scene and described what he saw . , cw at the scene and described what he saw. , cw he saw. kyiv i saw the guy who indeedis he saw. kyiv i saw the guy who indeed is coming in front of me. he's on the grass. the cops are tttttt— he's on the grass. the cops are tttttt tetttmt— he's on the grass. the cops are right behind about— he's on the grass. the cops are right behind about 5 or 10m

school and college and college and the workforce, the pressures were just insurmountable and avery burtonook his own life. how do we help these kids who are just now navigating that jump from one world to the other? and it can be intimidating and scary. >> absolutely. the best way to help support kids in your life is to have conversations with them. to be a resource, and say how are you doing? what is going on? to really listen and be present . >> how important are the right kind of questions in those settings? because often times, you will say how was your day and you will get a short response, but there is a more targeted way, right? >> absolutely. i don't think there is a wrong way to ask, as a parent our job is to listen. sometimes having the information , the specifics of what is going on is less important than just giving our kids the message that we are there and listening, we can tolerate and handle what is going on for them rio >> there is a generational shift, i think i looked at my parents as they are not facing the things i'm facing. but, what i have learned in my old age is t

system, but i have to raise significant concerns about a recent decision to stand up a third hotel in burton as well as increase capacity at another hotel by 64%. this is going to have a serious knock-on effect on our response to homelessness and rough sleeping, as well as causing challenges for wider public services in east staffordshire. what further support can the prime minister provide local authorities in east staffordshire to deal with these urgent concerns? >> this is why we need to stop the boats so that we can relieve the unsustainable pressure on our asylum system and accommodation services which is , costing british taxpayers over 3,000,000,000 pounds a year. our new bill will ensure that anyone arriving illegally will be detained and swiftly removed, but in the meantime we will take action to address the unacceptable cost of housing migrants in hotels. we recognise the pressure this places on local areas. that is why the government are providing further dispersal financial support, but i will ensure that my hon. friend gets a meeting with the immigration minister to discuss her

precisely one democratic senator who is up for reelection, and it was his friend, the senders name was burtoner. that prosecutors report on what he discovered in germany when he had learned from captured nazis brought back to the u.s., report was submitted to the attorney general whose name was tom clark would go on to be a supreme court justice. the attorney general appears to have told president truman that his friend senator wheeler was on the list of americans would work with the nazis inside the united states. senator wheeler then went to the white house to pay president truman a visit. and we know from white house records at the time that they had a two-hour one-on-one meeting. at the end of that meeting that same night president truman summoned his attorney general and told them to fire the prosecutor, a guy who had written this justice department report, told the attorney general to bury the report and keep it secret, even though the prosecutor had previously been told it would be made public. the attorney general did so. that's a night at midnight he fired the prosecutor. .. >> they

. >> well, she's changed my life susan burton is helping formerly incarcerated women, susan knows first, i'm sure you were thinking, i never want to come back to this place. >> savannah, the last time i left prison, the guard said to me, burton, you'll be back i'm keeping this bed for you and while i rejected on the surface what he said, the reality was i was not prepared to change the trajectory of my life ♪ >> but then, susan got into a rehabilitation center that treated her not as a criminal, but as someone who simply needed help and with that, came a personal awakening. >> what i discovered, there's nothing wrong with me. it's something wrong with the world that puts people in prison, sends them back unprepared and then beats them over the head with no, no, no >> so in 1998, after she got sober, susan opened up her own rehabilitation home. where formerly incarcerated women could live as they were provided counseling, legal services and job training. she called it a new way of liv >> i'm really proud of you >> today, her nonprofit runs and profits with nearly 40 in the u.s >> i wante

we learned today that singer astrid jill burton has died.l definitely know the song that made her famous. >> ♪ the girl from it be goes walking close ♪ ♪ . >> david: the first song she ever recorded, shooting her to start impaired her curse manning for decades, she was 83. when we come back tonight, 79 years ago today the american heroes who stormed the birds of the enormity and several of them are right here with us tonight takes over? ys (woman) what if all i do isn't enough? or what if i can do diabetes differently? (avo) now you can with once-weekly mounjaro. mounjaro helps your body regulate blood sugar, and mounjaro can help decrease how much food you eat. 3 out of 4 people reached an a1c of less than 7%. plus people taking mounjaro lost up to 25 pounds. mounjaro is not for people with type 1 diabetes or children. don't take mounjaro, if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop mounjaro, and call your doctor right away, if you have an allergic reactio

this is dw use life from burton and brought him a boat and addresses the russian public following a short lived result of the weekend following the biggest single challenge. yet to his authority, the russian president attempts to project a sense of national unity and says he acted to avoid serious blood check. also coming up, germany's foreign minister arrives in south africa on a trip where she'll appeal for a stronger commitment to ending the war in ukraine, the unpaid visible and welcome a russian register jet linked to the chief of the box in both and re group. you have guinea pig portion has reportedly flowing through by the rules. like ocean is expected to be exiled there under a deal struck by the by the russian leader to end a failed uprising of the weekend. earlier russian president vladimir putin addressed the rebellion in a televised speech to the nation. he said the result had threatened russia's very existence, but stopped short of navy and precaution. in his own statements, big ocean denied he'd been planning, planning to of as far equipment lead us, or after a weekend of ma

system, but i have to raise significant concerns about a recent decision to stand up a third hotel in burtonwell as increase capacity at another hotel by 64%. this is going to have a serious knock-on effect on our response to homelessness and rough sleeping, as well as causing challenges for wider public services in east staffordshire. what further support can the prime minister provide local authorities in east staffordshire to deal with these urgent concerns? >> this is why we need to stop the boats so that we can relieve the unsustainable pressure on our asylum system and accommodation services which is , costing british taxpayers over 3,000,000,000 pounds a year. our new bill will ensure that anyone arriving illegally will be detained and swiftly removed, but in the meantime we will take action to address the unacceptable cost of housing migrants in hotels. we recognise the pressure this places on local areas. that is why the government are providing further dispersal financial support, but i will ensure that my hon. friend gets a meeting with the immigration minister to discuss her spec

thanks. saw 83 years ago in june of 1940, the 1st train load of prisoners arrived at ocean fits burton out. the nazi extermination camp were during world war 2 more than a 1000000 people were sent to their deaths in gas chambers. i was fits would be coming in during her risk symbol of the holocaust and ad all papers attempts to a nihilist, erupt. jewish population. as the years passed, the number of survivors dwindles the importance of their testimonies grows as does the risk of history being revised or rewritten. politicians have been known to frame the past in ways that serve their political interests in the present. just ask if the turkish government about the armenian genocide or the chinese authorities about the t ottoman square massacre. the same can be said of the holocaust. a story that was on a different scale. but listening posts, joanna, who's now from ocean fits on the politics of memory and the importance of recounting history. so it does not recur a good. i need a visual with this to get a hold of cost, i think is obliged to act as a witness. so on cons, wife it out of hi

superman is alive tim and burton. cage even named his son after clark kent.lanet krypton and the star of the marvel universe chris hemsworth returned to another successful franchise tyler raig, where he plays a former australian special forces soldier who became a mercenary in the first film, which was released 3 years ago, the hero went to bangladesh to rescue the kidnapped son of a drug lord, and in the sequel in the czech republic, the family of a georgian gangster was called out of prison. in the second part, there are even more battles and chases, for example, there is an action scene that lasts as much as 21 minutes , it was rehearsed for several months and filmed for 29 days. at a speed of 60 km/h. and above me in this moment the helicopter was flying in the other direction. we had many similar scenes. the viewer can feel the real release, the adrenaline of the actors, which cannot be when shooting on a green screen. everything was really developed for us, the third part of the franchise is already underway. where this or the video is being prepared no

he said everything happening to russia was because of how it acted in ukraine, mr burton thought he was actually, this weekend's event show there was chaos at the top of russian politics over ukraine it is not quite clear. but certainly, but they ultimately wanted an end to this war. valley have been _ wanted an end to this war. valley have been speaking _ wanted an end to this war. valley have been speaking we _ wanted an end to this war. valley have been speaking we are - wanted an end to this war. valley. have been speaking we are getting reports from russian state tv quoting vladimir putin saying he feels confident in realising all the plans and tasks related to what he calls a special military operation in ukraine. those comments will not come as a surprise to kyiv, they will expect him to double down on his efforts with regards to the war. absolutely. 0fficials here have been speculating on social media that what has happened this weekend in russia could have multiple effects in ukraine. perhaps mr putin, they were saying, might have a show of force after appearing slightly weaken

hello, i'm richard just burton you're at the listening post where we don't cover the news . we cover the way the news is cover, or another terrifying tragedy sustained the mediterranean sea. after a boat carrying around $750.00 migrants, capsized off the coast of greece. the scale of this disaster, once again has the media focusing at least temporarily on what has brought into a perpetual crisis. the death toll leads the coverage, and another angle simmers below the surface. the anti immigration policies of the governments that exacerbate what migrants face and the media outlets, reinforcing that message. the greek government has denied responsibility for failing to rescue the sinking ship. a line largely echoed across the main stream, media of their greek investigative journalists, the more independent wants have pushed back, revealing the people on that boat asked for help, but never k. the larger contextual problem, the shortage of quality news coverage on the root causes of migration, and how catastrophes, etc, can be avoided. what does it take to make a migrants, dest n

tim burton.r the lead role in the film edward scissorhands, for which tep received his first golden globe award. so one of the most original and successful tandems in world cinema appeared, burton and depp released seven more films together playing oddly gothic characters. yes, i never managed do not repeat himself and find his own strangeness in each character, but of course , the banner itself. his role brought him worldwide fame and the love of millions of children around the world . captain jack sparrow in five films about pirates of the caribbean dep is actually independent. she came up with this hero, turning him from a minor character, as the authors originally intended, into the main star of the franchise. when creating the image, he was inspired by the rolling ston guitarist with keith richards, who himself played the father of jack sparrow, the films collected a large box office, and johnny received high fees and thoughtlessly lowered them, for example, he spent 5 million dollars on a s

burton and rishi sunak believes that britain can be a leader, and leading and shaping the discussion the centre in the future for one of those agencies that is there to design to regulate ai in the future, something that he is really been pushing, i think. something that he is really been pushing, ithink.— pushing, i think. thank you very much for bringing _ pushing, i think. thank you very much for bringing us _ pushing, i think. thank you very| much for bringing us up-to-date pushing, i think. thank you very - much for bringing us up-to-date with much for bringing us up—to—date with the visit by the minister to the us. do you stay with us here on bbc news plates more hello. we are heading for a spell of warmer weather. on top of that, increasing humidity and also the possibility of one or two heavy showers, perhaps some thunderstorms as well. and we do need the rainfall because it has been so very dry over the last two or three weeks in some parts of the country and even in others, close to a month of no rainfall at all. central parts of england, church lawford last time it rained

the composer des oliver, and also burton, working together, it will tell the story of those arrivingghter of one of those arriving so we are very excited to have it and we will partner with the royal liverpool philharmonic and we are very pleased and we will do experts this week. —— excerpts. and we will do experts this week. -- excerts. ., ,., ., and we will do experts this week. -- excerts. ., ., ., , and we will do experts this week. -- excerts. ., . ., , ., excerpts. you both have family from the windrush — excerpts. you both have family from the windrush generation. _ excerpts. you both have family from the windrush generation. could - excerpts. you both have family from the windrush generation. could you| the windrush generation. could you tell me more about your stories? my tell me more about your stories? ij�*i parents tell me more about your stories? m: parents came tell me more about your stories? m; parents came over in 1954, preceded ijy parents came over in 1954, preceded by my grandfathers who came to get themselves settled, and then they sent for their wives and then m

"star michael keaton said he and tim burton plan to make it exactly like they first made the movie.at mean a lot of improvising, riffing and using practical effects. it's the most fun he said working on a movie in a long time. >>> thanks for joining us here on "cnn newsroom." i'm max foster. >> and i'm bianca nobilo. "early start" is next. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a mumultitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brainin health. to help keepep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infection, some serious and a lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms develop or worsen. serious allergic reaction may occur. best move i've ever made. ask your dermatologist ♪ >>>

with me tonight i have christine dennison who plans and runs expeditions like that of the titan, tim burton who runs deep water searches, and forensic expert rhonda monise. tim and christine, james cameron, director of a famous titanic film, said that he knew about the explosion noise sunday and he started calling his circle. it sounds like there were people who knew that was a bad sign. do you have questions about why the search with all of these resources and manpower and energy and money went on for so many days? >> talking to engineers that have seen this submersible, they utilize, my understanding, a glass sphere in the aft compartment for electronics and equipment. the glass sphere is a really good tool for keeping these electronics in place, but it's full of air and it can implode. it's basically a bomb sitting on the back of their housing. no submarine group uses them. no submarine, submersible operator, will go near -- they're used in all sorts of beacons and buoys in the ocean unmanned because if they blow up, it's unmanned, but no operator of a submersible will go near a sphere i

even though these really is, was still some distance from the canal burton and from cold for both sides to withdrawal. when also rejected, the ultimate sense british and french troops began landing and food science at the mediterranean end of the canal, the united states was not consulted in any way about any phase of these actions, nor were we informed of them in advance. it is our hope it into this matter will be brought before the united nations general assembly there with no veto operating the opinion of the world can be brought to bear in our quest for a just in to this tormenting of the by the end of december under heavy international pressure, the british and french were forced into a humiliating withdrawal from both sides. the global attention now shifted to israel, still occupying the whole of assigned night and the gaza strip. but he stays on the bus on the, on the inside minutes. you cannot. yeah. so you have the east blow island prince. goodness it stop by and then it cut off. that is half of what possible was all about the car. no heavy in which case the climate in march, 1

. >> that's what liz burton from goldman was telling tus other day.en, thank you very much for your time today. >>> one engine of job growth that is still going strong, small businesses they have made up the lion's share of the hiring since the pandemic and still struggling to find workers kate rogers has the details. >> aside from lending troubles, inflation, and supply chain issues, the lack of workers is keeping small business owners in may. 44% had openings they couldn't film >> we're on the precipice of having opportunities for growth. and can i staff it i'm trying to get to the next level, which would allow us to stabilize our revenues >> another sector it's being felt is retail owners say that they're operating short staffed and workers have shifted their expectations post pandemic >> it's just been hard to balance the expectations of the team and the needs of the business and the needs on both sides, and then also the expectations of the customers, because, you know, we're having to close early because we don't have enough people >> some owner