john caldwell, the senior detective.— that attack on john caldwell, the senior detective.'s right. there clearly _ senior detective. yes, that's right. there clearly is _ senior detective. yes, that's right. there clearly is a _ senior detective. yes, that's right. there clearly is a focus _ senior detective. yes, that's right. there clearly is a focus for - senior detective. yes, that's right. there clearly is a focus for the - there clearly is a focus for the investigators. they are releasing they say new cctv, new still pictures which they hope it might generate more information on these cards that they believe were used by the attackers, there was a black mercedes mentioned and also two ford fiestas. clearly the place are now at the stage where they are looking in more detail at the information, including video footage that they have. over the course of the investigation we are told that police officers are examining cctv footage from numerous locations across northern ireland, more than 700 cameras, and all that has generated more than 400,000 hours of cctv footage th

can you tell us about john caldwell. - that this time. can you tell us | about john caldwell.ll us - about john caldwell. obviously he was attending the event this week. his first— was attending the event this week. his first term to appear publicly since _ his first term to appear publicly since it— his first term to appear publicly since it was shot three months ago. how did _ since it was shot three months ago. how did he — since it was shot three months ago. how did he feel attending that and how is_ how did he feel attending that and how is he — how did he feel attending that and how is he now? john how did he feel attending that and how is he now?— how is he now? john is making a really good. _ how is he now? john is making a really good, steady _ how is he now? john is making a really good, steady recovery - really good, steady recovery compared to where we wear the night he was shocked when we and the investigation team feared he would die and was treated as a potential murderer from the beginning, die and was treated as a potential murdererfrom the beginning, the inve

caldwell is now suing that coach and his employer.amages to help cover medical expenses, lost wages and mental suffering. >>> night court is now in session. you're the jury. let's bring in trial and family law attorney lexi rigdon along with former prosecutor steve barrett. lexi, i will go to you first here on this one. cardwell was able to finish the game. once he returned home, he had trouble breathing and was transported to the university's medical center and he stayed in the icu for four days to receive treatment and his trachea according to his attorney, thomas carrick. you're arguing for the coach here. you know, what about this? >> well, rich, i think this suit should be sacked, ok? this was just an accident, and i used to work for a judge who would say everything in life is either a crime or a competencible event and as -- competencable event. as i've gotten older, i realized that was accurate. this was really just an accident and regardless of where the coach was standing -- let's assume he was standing in the wrong place --

detective inspector john caldwell was ireland.l was shot while loading footballs into his car, after he finished a coaching session for teenage footballers. the attack has been claimed by the dissident republican organisation known as the new ira, thought to be the largest and most active of the paramilitary groups that are opposed to the peace process year. we were told a little more by detective superintendent eamon corrigan at the news conference a short time ago about howjohn caldwell himself is doing. detective superintendent corrigan said he and his colleagues were delighted that mr coldwell was able to attend that garden party, hosted by the king and queen earlier this week, a sign that he is recovering, though he does have a life changing injuries, and he said his colleagues were especially relieved to see him out and about again, given that on the night of the attack, they were really braced for the worst news possible, knowing that he had been shot at close range. british cycling is to ban transgender women from the fema

leigh ann caldwell is a capitol correspondent with "the washington post." she joins us now with the latest. always great to see you. this announcement from treasury means that lawmakers now have four additional days to arrive at a deal, pass it through both chambers of congress, and send it to the president's desk. how does this new deadline affect the ongoing negotiations? leigh ann: that is right. there are a couple of things. they have a few more days. originally, treasury secretary

gianno caldwell is live at rosie's restaurant. >> gianno: thank you for having us, lynn. purple heart recipients, a maen radio, and you started this restaurant at the age of 76. what made you start this diner? >> 11 and a half years ago, i and a buddy, dale, founded veteran business project and almost half veterans got into business for themselves and post-9/11, almost -- we wanted to match veterans looking to get into business with existing businesses ready to sell. it is never too late. i wish i would have done this when i was 38, i'm doing it when i'm 76. i told older veterans, never too late. veterans are all about real. i know none have said it, they would look at me and say, oh, yeah, what are you doing? i've always wanted to do this. i'm from down state illinois and wanted a diner. this is a wonderful thing. we are enjoying it and wanted a small-town diner with good food and service. wanted to honor people. you have rockwells around here, first responders, missing man table, honored to be here. it is never too late. >> you want to feed veterans. i said, wow, everyo

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of course we are checking in with gianno caldwell, who is having breakfast with friends just outside of chicago to find out what voters think about the new mayor. 78-year-old u.s. citizen sentenced to life in china. he was detained two years ago by officials in southeastern chain. in a brief statement, the chinese courts he was found guilty of espionage, sentenced to life imprisonment. the sentences comes as president biden will attend a summit in japan this week. >> joey: house foreign affairs committee chairman michael mccaul says he wants interviews with a half dozen different staff members by monday. he says staffers have penitentiary information on how the pull-out resulted in the death of 13 servicemembers. this latest push comes after michael mccaul threatened to hold antony blinken in contempt of congress for failing to turn over the information. >> ashley: understand thises of law enforcement officers descending on washington, d.c. to kickoff national police week. on saturday, officers, families and crowds of supporters came together for the 35th candlelightige havil, they r

network established during the 1st cold war and never be mobilized entirely of to the end of the 1st. caldwell 198991 and now it's sort of back in full flood. but without the guardrails and without the, you know, some of the y statesman of the earlier generation of thinking of eisenhower, you know, say what you like about him. he was a great leader and so was dr. kennedy. today we have leaders to simply do not understand. and then even kissing gab who's coming up to raise and you can is hundreds, best i think. and who always wants for washington's in the west in general, should not be in a similar pain. yes. really a in conflict with most going by james, and always try to make sure that washington had the best relationship with one, then they had with each other and the same as kissing a triangle. and you did the moment this binding administration. and of course, it's with its supporters of blundering into a single telling us conflict with 2 major powers because there was some, this is almost seems deliberate, antagonism of publication over time. well, the, the high level political visits all

please welcome bruce caldwell. david. i'm delighted to be here and delighted to be joined on the podium by dear friend deirdre. so what to say as introduction to this book? i can't give you a summary of hayek's life in 20 minutes, given that the book took me ten years to to write. so what i thought i'd do is just start by my first of all say, why do we need book on hayek? because indeed there are a number of other works on hayek, including one that that i that i wrote myself. and i think the best way to explain this is i am the general editor of the collected works of hayek. and i became in 2002, i was invited by the second general editor, steven kresge to take over for him. and i said, yes. i mean, this sounds like a wonderful opportunity to get to know more about this person whose work i was already quite interested in. and he said, well, but there's a catch, you'll have to be vetted and approved by the hayek family. and i said, okay, okay. i can i can be charming, persuasive, perhaps find out anyway. so i went to devon

john caldwell have tonight charged seven men with attempted murder.the men who have also been charged with being members of a terrorist group, namely the ira. three of them have also been charged with preparation of terrorist acts. all seven are due to appear before dungannon magistrates court via video link on monday. staying in the uk, the post office has apologised, after revelations it categorised sub—postmasters by racial group, using highly offensive language. it happened during its own investigations into the computer scandal, that saw hundreds of sub—post masters wrongly prosecuted, for false accounting. here's our business reporter, peter ruddick. the post office, already dealing with the reputational damage of hundreds of wrongful prosecutions of sub—postmasters, now finds itself embroiled in a scandal over the use of racist language. post office branch managers have been fighting forjustice for years. this weekend, they discovered they had also been logged according to their racial profile. between 2008 and 2011, investigators were asked to

community and all the fundamental relationships which was stablished towards the end of the 1st caldwell proposal. richards ok, thank you. the next agent and that set for the show will be back on saturday with a brand new episode, but until then you can give it to us by the social media. if it's an extensive in your country and had to travel going underground tv, hon, they'll come to watch new and old sense of going undergrad. sees that today? the the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, when someone tells you who they are, you should believe with the same applies to nato's current. secretary, generally on stilts and or, you know, deal with the washington post. natal isn't practicable, it drives in the brain conflict and that the alliance is anything. the defense of the, the big images from don't boss of the interim had the guns for public's internal affairs, ministry is among 7, the wounded and the co barbershop law. oh, so this out here, the responsibility for these crimes lies not only with the key of regime but also with those to supply them with weapons brushes and boxes it to t

northern ireland, 11 people have been arrested over the attempted murder of senior detectivejohn caldwellwell was shot in february at a sports complex in county tyrone where he had been coaching teenage footballers. german prosecutors investigating the disappearance of madeleine mccann say it will take several weeks to analyse the results of a police search in the algarve. they say that most of their investigation is continuing out of the public eye. the presidential election run—off will take place this weekend in turkey between the country's long—time authoritarian leader, recep tayyip erdogan, and his main rival, the secular opposition leader kemal kilicdaroglu. in the first round earlier this month, president erdogan won 49.5% of the vote, just over 4% more than mr kilicdaroglu, who put in the strongest opposition performance in two decades. he is hoping to turn the race around with a tougher stance on immigration, promising to repatriate millions of syrian refugees. but president erdogan remains the favourite to win sunday's run—off, as our senior international correspondent 0rla gue

peter baker, leon caldwell, glenn kirschner, we have a lot to get.you made a smarter on every single topic. when we come back, the chairman of the oversight committee admits republicans have lost track of the key informant in their investigation into president biden's family. former congressman max rose and seen miller will be talking about that. and later, the ceo of chatgpt is set to testify before congress as lawmakers race to catch up with--. good luck with that. they got additional funding over the past two years, after the january 6th attack on the capital, and after there was a major increase in threats against members of congress. and then, after speaker pelosi 's husband, then speaker pelosi's husband was attacked in their home there was, again, another push to do even more. these are questions that are going to come up in appropriations bills, and funding bills. but i will say that there is a long running concern among members of congress who, many of them have been attacked. even steve police, in a whole republican leader and republican me

and on that note, mary katherine ham, louis key caldwell -- lucy caldwell, thank you next. >>> up nextened in that terrifying incident between harry, meghan and the paparazzisome i heard about the payroll tax refund that allowed us to keep the people that have been here taking care of us. learn more at getrefunds.com. what's the #1 retinol brand used most by dermatologists? it's neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® smooths the look of fine lines in 1-week, deep wrinkles in 4. so you can kiss wrinkles goodbye! neutrogena® your work is your calling. it drives your days and powers your nights. but if your teeth no longer work as hard as you do, aspen dental is here with smile replacement solutions that work for your life. whether it's your first step, or a fast fix, you can get in today for all your denture needs, all at an affordable price. right now, get 20% off dentures and make your smile work for you again. call or book online today. howard: harry and meghan say their car was chased in new york by plenty of scoop-chasing paparazzi leaving the sort of roy i y'all couple angry and badly s

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detective chief inspector caldwell sustained life—changing injuries after he was shot outside a sportsr—old girl has died following a house fire in wales. alysia salisbury died at the scene of the blaze in pembrokeshire on saturday night. police say they will work with the fire service to establish the cause of the fire. let�*s turn to the war in ukraine and its capital kyiv, where in the past hour explosions have been heard in the heart of the city. it comes shortly after a new air—raid warning and an overnight wave of missile and drone attacks against kyiv and other ukrainian cities for the second night running. ukraine�*s military said 66 out of roughly 75 cruise missiles and drones were intercepted. it�*s the 15th air attack on the capital this month — again prompting siren warnings and a hurried descent to shelters. meanwhile, the governor of russia�*s belgorod region, which borders ukraine, said on monday that several frontier settlements were being shelled simultaneously by ukrainian forces. in a statement published on the telegram messaging app, vyacheslav gladkov said two indu

leigh ann caldwell from the washington post. thank you very much.ermichael singleton, jonathan alter, ashley pratte oates. jonathan. i'd like to pick your brain a little bit on one aspect of this. the call tomorrow with the democrats, the president sort of setting up the very much the way mccarthy has with his members tonight. sort of giving them the 411. how do you -- what would you say if you were the president, to garner the most momentum out of that call for this deal? >> i think i'd go to the apollo 13 line. failure is not an option. >> there you go. >> the clock is ticking. there's going to be some grumbling. not everybody is going to be happy. he did to protect medicaid. -- work requirements would've been, by all accounts from what we are hearing, which would've been really inhumane. to think people were sick and say, you must work. that was one of the most obscene of the republican proposals. that is not in this deal. they are rolling back some food stamp eligibility, where it was just a couple of years ago. so that's something that democrat

we'll check in with gianno caldwell, who is having breakfast with friends just outside of chicago to see what the city thinks about the new mayor. >> border agents are -- >> ashley: if you ask the biden administration, theylet say the end of title 42 is going smoothly. good morning. >> alexandria: vice president harris responded from buckhead, nowhere near the southern border. she received criticism for being there and responded by saying this. i hear everything over the last couple days has gone smoothly and the issue of immigration falls within the responsibility of the united states congress. we've done what we can. texas governor greg abbott doesn't believe that is true. multiple buses dropped people off and president biden want at his primary residence saying the situation at the border, they think it is going well. >> how do you think things are going at the border, sir? >> much better than y'all expect. >> do you have plans to visit the border? >> pardon me? >> do you have plans to visit the border? >> not in the near term, no, it would be disruptive. >> you heard the chuckle

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detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell was shot several times at a sports centre in omagh in februaryhe'd been putting footballs into a car with his young son, after coaching a youth sports team, when he was targeted. a 95—year—old woman is in hospital with life—threatening head injuries after being tasered by police in australia. this is the care home in cooma where clare nowland, who uses a walking frame and suffers from dementia, was tasered when she approached officers with a steak knife. the incident has sparked an outcry from the community who say the response was disproportionate. the new south wales police chief says an investigation is under way. at the time she was tasered, she was approaching police, but it is fair to say at a slow pace. she had a walking frame. but she had a knife. an investigation has commenced and that's called a critical incident investigation. given what was before us at midday on wednesday, this investigation was nominated as a leveli critical incident. if a threshold is met where it changes from being a departmental issue into a criminal issue, we ar

gianna caldwell, kevin wiley, we see pictures on the screen of the governor who's fighting the civil rights organizations claims about his state, it is fascinating. i want to while we get the panel and play bring in similar effects, florida public schools reporting to the state education department are required by law to teach students about the enslavement experience, abolition, civil rights movement, the history and conservation of americans of the african dysphoria, and students shall develop an understanding of the ramifications of prejudice, racism and stereotyping on individual freedoms. by the way, governor desantis gentleman standby i started this on the finish with the facts, governor desantis just signed a bill to add to the curriculum the 1920 oh kauai massacre in which black floridians were killed by a mob. they are learning important schools all about experiences with the black community and communities of color but the naacp apparently does not first with your topline thoughts. >> you know the naacp has gone from a premier organization known as the national association

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peter baker, leon caldwell, glenn kirschner, we have a lot to get. do you made a smarter on every single topic. when we come back, the chairman of the oversight committee admits republicans have lost track of the key informant in their investigation into president biden's family. former congressman max rose and seen miller will be talking about that. and later, the ceo of chatgpt is set to testify before congress as lawmakers race to catch up with a. good luck with that. jake well we'll break down what to expect. the 11th hour just getting underway on a monday night. n a monday night kevin...? i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna cashback on a few other things too. starting with the sound system... [autotune] that's caaaaaaaaash. cashback like a pro with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? ♪ ♪ why are there two extra seats? cashback like a pro with chase freedom unlimited. are we getting a dog? a great dane? two great danes?! i know. giant uncle dane and his giant beard. maybe a dragon? no, dragons are boring. twin sis

communicate and all the fundamental relationships which was stablished towards the end of the 1st. caldwell provides the riches aqua. thank you. a picture of that. so for the show will be back on saturday with a brand new episode, but until then you can keep in touch by the social media. if it's on the sense that in your country and had to travel going, undergoing tv hon, they'll come to watch new and old. extensive going undergrad. so you just have to say the.

let's ask gianno caldwell who joins us from rosie's home cookin' in naperville. >> that's right.with us. over 50 years of total law enforcement experience. i want to go to my friend here. he is a 21-year veteran of the fbi. and you used to go in and out of the south and west sides of chicago on a pretty consistent basis. what are you seeing since your time with the fbi? >> i have been gone eight years. but when we used -- i was on a fugitive task force that had police and county and we would go and knock on a door. and you know it wasn't overwhelming cooperation but we would get cooperation with from the citizens, you know, they might do something benign as, you know, you would ask where is the person we are looking for and the fugitive they might say something like we don't know, like that. and that was a clue that he was there. now, you know, i have been gone for 8 years but it's to the point now that there is no respect for law enforcement. and i would be real worried about knocking on a dar now because they are actually shooting through doors. they don't care if you are fbi,

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john caldwell was shot and critically injured at a sports complex in 0magh in february. 0fficers believey have acted with an organised crime gang to carry out the attack. around 16,000 passengers have had their half—term holiday plans thrown into chaos after british airways cancelled at least a2 more flights because of an it failure yesterday. it's affecting short haul travel at heathrow airport. ba says the technical issue is now resolved. bbc news has learned that health inspectors considered closing a maternity unit over safety concerns. services at the william harvey hospital in kent have been rated inadequate after an inspection by the care quality commission found significant problems. the review found at least a5 babies might have survived at two hospitals run by the east kent hospitals trust. you're live with bbc news. british cycling has confirmed it intends to permanently ban transgender women from elite female competition. last year the sport's governing body in the uk suspended its existing testosterone—based policy while it conducted a review — which followed the controversy

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detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell was shot multiple times outside a sports complex in omagh in february youth football team and was with his young son at the time. in london, the metropolitan police says it will stop attending emergency calls involving mental health incidents from september unless there's an immediate threat to life. the commissioner of the metropolitan police, sir mark rowley, has written to health and social care services, outlining the need for officers to concentrate on their primary role of fighting crime. but some doctors are worried. the police actually are across london and they've got the infrastructure to survey the whole of london. and they have an emergency power called section 136, where they can bring someone from a public space to a place of safety. so that's where i am. you know, there aren't psychiatrists... there aren't enough to be around london. some of the biggest names in comedy have joined a protest against sewage being pumped into windermere in the lake district. windermere is england's largest natural lake. among the protesters were paul whiteho

detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell was shot multiple times outside a sports complex in 0magh in februaryending to the grave every two weeks after being asked by the fashion designer's family following her death in 2022. she said a resident in the derbyshire village of tintwistle, where dame vivienne was born, reported the urn missing. the police have not yet been contacted. you're live with bbc news. we broke away from the story around this morning and phillip schofield. let me teak you take you through that story. he said: this is how the top of the show started this morning. we all know we happen to be in the news at the moment, and of course we appreciate that, butjust from both of us and the whole team here, the crew, the guys downstairs, we love making this show for all of you. yeah, we really do, and that's exactly what what we're going to do, we're going to continue to do that. so let's go on with our first news story. gyles? we are very happy to be here, can i say that as well? - of course you can. this is a happy place to work. i enjoy coming in here and have done since i began

detective chief inspector john caldwell was shot several times at a sports centre in 0magh in february team, when he was targeted. stay with us here on bbc news. we will keep you updated throughout the day. hello, a fine friday for most of you with a good sunny spells. but a few exceptions this afternoon. this is different pushing south, and as the temperatures left we spark off a few heavy showers. there will be some rain across these eastern coasts, through yorkshire into lincolnshire. through the midlands towards the south we could see heavy and thundershowers, quite slow—moving, dropping a lot of rain. to the north, looking good, highs of between 18, 19. in between pollen seasons, tree and grass, so pollen levels low for most of you. into this evening, we still have the showers and thunderstorms across western england, but fading quickly. misty low cloud tonight, a fresh night but not cold, temperatures in the mid—single figures as we stop we can. into the weekend, this is the storm which could produce flash flooding across italy, after what has been a torrid week. its influence on

detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell, a high—profile officer who has led major investigations, survivedhe was shot multiple times at a sports centre. two men have been arrested following a protest byjust stop oil at a rugby match at twickenham stadium, yesterday afternoon. the two men, samueljohnson and patrick hart, were charged with aggravated trespass after invading the pitch during the first half of the match and throwing orange powder onto the field. a new parliament building in delhi has been inaugurated by india's prime minister, narendra modi. the ceremony has been dogged by controversy over the decision not to involve the president, draupadi murmu. 20 opposition parties boycotted the ceremony, in protest at the president being sidelined. our reporter in delhi, raghvendra rao, has more on this. the inauguration has gone on smoothly, except for the boycotted the ceremony and the reason, as you suggested... the government excluding india's president, draupadi murmu, from the ceremony. the opposition parties say at the highest constitutional authority in the country, it should have

detectives investigating the attempted murder of dci john caldwell have tonight charged seven men withbetween 28 and 72. two of the men who have also been charged with being members of a terrorist group, namely the ira. three of them have also been charged with preparation of terrorist acts. all seven are due to appear before dungannon magistrates court via video link on monday. we wa nt we want to return to the breaking news. the president and speaker mccarthy have an agreement in principle. these are live pictures of capitol hill. throughout the knights of the past few days of these weekend, the team finalising a bill. we have a few of the details beginning to trickle in of this deal and the framework that has been put in place. there were few sticking points between democrats and republicans. among them, these requirements forfederal requirements for federal packages. these requirements forfederal packages. these were work repayments that the democrats were against and republicans were against and republicans were pushing to have some sort of requirements attached to federal aid pro

people have been arrested in county tyrone over the attempted murder of a senior detective, john caldwellers believe the dissident republican group — the new ira — may have acted with an organised crime gang to carry out the attack. around 16,000 passengers have had their half—term holiday plans thrown into doubt after a british airway�*s it failure. the technical issue is affecting short haul travel at heathrow airport. ba has cancelled more than 80 flights scheduled for today, with 92 flights grounded on thursday. bbc news has learned that health inspectors considered closing a maternity unit over safety concerns. services at the william harvey hospital, in kent, have been rated inadequate after an inspection by the care quality commission found significant problems. the review found at least 45 babies might have survived at two hospitals run by the east kent hospitals trust. you're live with bbc news. a story here in the uk now — a couple from chesterfield who murdered their ten—month—old son just weeks after he was returned to their care have been jailed for life. finley boden died on