. just picking up on| what chris said, trying to find the words _ what chris said, trying to find the what a job she is doing — words for this mother and what a job she is doing by coming out on bbc one _ she is doing by coming out on bbc one so _ she is doing by coming out on bbc one. so let's go to some viewers and newscasters — one. so let's go to some viewers and newscasters. john says the tears were _ newscasters. john says the tears were running down my cheeks listening. _ were running down my cheeks listening, the most amazing mum and most incredible person. thenjohn says it _ most incredible person. thenjohn says it is _ most incredible person. thenjohn says it is another example of the government not getting to grips with an issue _ government not getting to grips with an issue that has been around for years _ an issue that has been around for years. graham carter says, to your point _ years. graham carter says, to your point earlier, — years. graham carter says, to your point earlier, to me it is simple. take _ point earlier, to me it is simple. take the — point earlier, to

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i'd probably echo what chris said. it would appear from some of that evaluation that it may not have been some larger orchestrated attack that we would have expected that would have taken place during the parade or at a critical moment when players and officials were on the stage rallying the crowd and appreciating the day. took place subsequently to that time. i would suggest that's the case. you can imagine when there's a close order drill with so many people nearby, some of these victims unwitting individuals may have been hit by stray gun fire. maybe one person decided to shoot in to the crowd or at someone. it could also be that these individuals have been hurt because of the mass of humanity that may be trying to leave the area as they were being told to move a certain direction or running from the gun fire as they heard it. some of those things start to suggest on an initial level that it may be much more involvedas chris said and i would echo gang related, maybe a personal involvement, maybe other people had ce

and i said to chris, i said, the most important page of the book draw something inspires us and lifts us up and think of where we are today when our kids are looking at the news, think of all your grandkids, your nieces and nephews are in there looking at the news. and i wanted to remind him, you got to look for the helpers. so i am mr. rogers, a book that's all about being a helper, being a good neighbor and free ourselves from the cynicism that we're all suffering from today and again, it's chris's art. it makes us fall in love with it. all right, brad meltzer, what's your conspiracy? serious? yeah. conspiracy series is it's a little different than i am ruth bader ginsburg. and i'll show you her. just so you can see her. this is. this is ruth bader ginsburg. this is the newest one, of course, but it's no less vital our conspiracy theories deals with real stories that took place that you don't know about. so the newest one is the nazi conspiracy. it's about a secret plot to kill fdr, stalin and churchill. at the height of world war two. a story i never knew about, never heard about.

and i said to chris, i said, the most important page of the book draw something inspires us and lifts us up and think of where we are today when our kids are looking at the news, think of all your grandkids, your nieces and nephews are in there looking at the news. and i wanted to remind him, you got to look for the helpers. so i am mr. rogers, a book that's all about being a helper, being a good neighbor and free ourselves from the cynicism that we're all suffering from today and again, it's chris's art. it makes us fall in love with it. all right, brad meltzer, what's your conspiracy? serious? yeah. conspiracy series is it's a little different than i am ruth bader ginsburg. and i'll show you her. just so you can see her. this is. this is ruth bader ginsburg. this is the newest one, of course, but it's no less vital our conspiracy theories deals with real stories that took place that you don't know about. so the newest one is the nazi conspiracy. it's about a secret plot to kill fdr, stalin and churchill. at the height of world war two. a story i never knew about, never heard about.

and as chris said, as you can see down here, the space between these wrong middle of the system, the by the same token, the sandstone and the sea bed has some bases all through it. do you need the who and this is where we'll store the c o 2 over died. take above the sandstone as a 75 meter thick layer of shale together. this makes for an excellent, permanent depository problem on that as long as norway has already gained expedients with injecting. see you too far, right in the north sea for some 25 years norwegian companies have been extracting natural gas from this, like a gas fuel pumping. the carbon dioxide produced right back into an underground reservoir. nor we use prime minister us gosh, to seems confident that his country will be able to help you reach at some dishes claimant protection goals. we have enough space. basically for most of europe, c o 2 for many decades to come. so what we are working on now is to have value chain from industries in europe, that can transport c o 2 1st by ship them perhaps then by pipeline. and then we can pump it down and we want to make this c

just picking up on what chris said, trying to find the words for this mother and whatjob she's doingewscasters. john says, "the tears were running down my cheeks, listening. the most amazing mum and most incredible person." thenjohn says, "it's another example of the government not getting to grips with an issue that's been around for years." and graham carter, chris, to your point earlier, he says to me, "it's simple. take the laws relating to alcohol restrictions and substitute smartphone for alcohol and 18 years of age to 16. the bottom line is who buys the phones? the parents do. the buck stops with them." and isn't it interesting, paddy, if those campaigning can make an argument like that begin to gather some momentum? now, whether you could, in a societal sense, put that genie back in the bottle, given how normal the whole business of smartphones have been for this current generation, coupled with — as we were hearing from a newscaster a few minutes ago — the whole question of the extent to which they are actually an integral tool to day to day life, timetabling and dinner mone

what chris said about why history on this part of european supporting organizations like a part that's out for kind of a heart that history is european settler, put on, you know, creation. that's why they didn't care of their own, basically, so to speak. but to another point i wanted to, to attend to a thing aside from the boy cards that we're doing against the companies involved in sponsoring some of those sporting events and supporting associations with the pdf movement supported by 300. got a student in sporting across the house code for disruption, peaceful, disruption, beeping or sporting events like the pics coming up in paris, week or not just for protests and writing letters and demonstrations, but an actual physical peaceful disruption. we put many partners into bts moment, have been doing destruction since the grand central station joyce was for a piece of stops excellent disruptions and destructive liberty and so on and so forth. everyone has seen that we're asking for the same in paris so that the powers that be listened to the people that we are not. okay, absolutely. we w

they have an obligation, as chris said earlier to prevent the commission of genocide. and that means providing means and ways to ensure greater humanitarian support to the cost and young people in the gaza strip. not less. and therefore, the funding of entre runs counter to their obligations under the genocide convention. i just wanted to offer the following, based on the procedures. we have evidence 3 days after that the provisional measures order was issued by the court. we have clear evidence in the public realm of, of a conference taking place of by the these really far right injuries. i'm called the quote unquote return to gas conference, at which at least i think 11 ministers of government appeared. and 15 members of government, uh, the cabinet, forgive me. they were there. and in this conference they are open calls by multiple members of the, of the is really a body politic as well as governing structures. saying that basically we want to return that as returns re me settlers to the guys district after we ethnically cleanse the guys as strips lost in these 4 mon

said that the zionist regime is a war criminal. after visiting the problems of the people of gaza and the severity of crimes in this region, chris van hollen said: while netanyahu denies the humanitarian crisis in gaza, the situation in this region it is disastrous. referring to unicef statistics, senator chris van halen said: 90% of children and 95% of mothers in gaza suffer from extreme food poverty. they are losing their lives. among this terrible news, there is a fact. and that fact is that a war crime is taking place. a true war crime. those who are responsible for it are war criminals. now the question is, what will america do? what will we do? what will biden do? biden needs to react to what is happening in gaza . english citizens say standard the double and contradictory statements of the leaders of the western countries are shameful towards the palestinian people and the ukrainians, and the actions of the government of this country. the war in gaza is a continuation of the colonial policies of the past. tens of thousands of british people who have expressed their anger and disgust with the zionist regime and its supporters

like chris said, it is a dying industry.n talk to a single person that is the industry, it's not like you have to -- you know, it's not like there's 20 ships or going out there, 100 ships. it's a single person. but it is so unnecessary. >> while whales may be safer from harpoons these days, they must compete with humans for the main source of food. krill is sold around the world as an omega 3 supplement, as well as food for fish farms. a fleet of australia troller was charged into a pod of thin whales in the southern ocean. proof of the practice, that while league, had greenpeace activists lash themselves to a troller in 2015. they only relented after the captain warned he was going to take them into the high seas full steam. but shea shepherd will track them across the southern ocean. >> this is krill fishing on the antarctic peninsula. we're seeing the humpback whales and the fishery setting on humpback whales, as well. right now, there's not rules against this. this evidence is crucial. >> is there a movement towards whal

and chris said, what are you going to do about that?saying? >> murphy says he put all he learned in the back of his mind and acted on instinct. >> i think instinct is your most powerful tool that you have as an actor. nothing must be predetermined, so therefore you must'nt have a pan of how you're going to play stuff. i love that. it's like being buffeted by the wind and being buffeted by emotion. >> you don't get to correct -- >> emily blunt plays oppenheimer's tormented wife. >> you pull yourself together. >> he's very visceral to be in a scene with. it's like you -- he transports you. he'll kidnap you in a scene. >> my favorite acting moment of his in "oppenheimer" is the scene after the bomb has been dropped and he's addressing all of the people of los alamos. >> the world will remember this day. >> he somehow welds together the concept of being proud of what they did -- >> yes. >> -- and regretting it very deeply. >> yes, yes. >> all at the same time. >> i know. >> it's too soon to -- it's too soon to determine what the results of

but like chris said, it is a dying industry.n, when you can talk to a single person that is the industry, it's not like you had to -- you know, it's not like there's 20 ships going out there or 100 ships. it's a single person. at least you can identify that. but it's so unnecessary. >> reporter: but while whales may be safer from harpoons these days, they now must compete with humans for their main source of food. krill is sold around the world as an omega 3 supplement as well as food for pets and fish farms. last year a fleet of industrial trawlers was recorded charging into a pod of feeding fin whales in the southern ocean. it is rare proof of a hugely controversial practice that while legal inspired greenpeace activists to lash themselves to the anchor of a krill trawler in 2018. >> you have ten minutes. after that i make my speed full ahead, full ahead. >> slow down and give us a chance to remove our people. >> reporter: they only relented after the captain warned he was about to take them into the high seas at full steam. b

the northern ireland secretary chris heaton—harris has said he will study thejudgment chris heaton—harrisrnment remains committed to implementing this legislation, so it is likely an appeal will be taken to another court hearing belfast, then probably to the uk supreme court and in separate legal proceedings, the irish government is taking the uk to court on human rights to try and get these measures are scrapped. no sign of this controversial issue being fully resolved for some years to come, i think. chris page in belfast, thank you. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let�*s look at some other stories making news. a power company has kept wood from some of the most precious forests. a panorama investigation found they took timber from red forests in canada which lent no—go areas. it says the wood pellets are sustainable and legally harvested. rapperja rule says he has been denied entry days before his tour is due to start in cardiff. the us musician was due to kick off the european leg in the welsh capital on friday. he says his criminal record was the reason for the

chris. >> mahomes said after the game that they're a young team.really prove themselves as a dynasty which as -- not a kansas city fan, sent a shudder through me. steve patterson, every other team in the nfl feeling the same way. enjoy yourself. >>> are you feeling the pinch after buying all your super bowl snacks ahead of the big game? the super bowl did give us a harsh reminder that prices for groceries are still high even as inflation is on the decline. tomorrow we're going to get a brand new set of data points showing just where things stand right now. nbc's christine romans has things for us. i don't know what we're expecting to hear. i stopped to pick up a few last-minute things before the super bowl party. sticker shock. >> it's been a couple years of rising prices. even though inflation is cooling, it's cooling on top of two years of higher prices for your groceries. so the grocery bill is a problem here. wings. wing prices falling, down 5% for fresh wings, frozen down 11%. those of you serving wings may have noticed they were a little chea

chris, the book is really terrific. as i said, it's the presidency on this. and it's how you would want to run a presidency, even though chris accounts for the idea that disruptions and crises happen. but chris, let's start at the beginning, which is at some level starting at the end, the book looks ahead and it looks backward called the five year presidency. year zero starts the day before yesterday, but it also starts with a core organizing principle, which is the president needs to know what his or her legacy is going to be and structures all five years. unpack that for us. how does that all work in your in your mind sure so let me just a couple of things before i answer your question first you yourself, bill and the miller center and everything you and the team do to contribute to making the government better, which is what i'm focused on inside the book. and secondly, i just think it's wonderful to be in this little triangle with lauren in front of me here, martha and day are on either side of me. one of the wonderful things about transition work is it's

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jake, who had 21 points later in the 3rd of 11, chris paul said, hey, you all guard me, i'm going make you pay. he had a great game to 9 points off the bench was a plus 17 on the day. a minute later, 16 point warriors lead to clay gets in his bag. >> knocks down the 3 right there. just a couple possessions later. and he had 25 points off the bench. let's go to the 4th quarter golden state up by 16. gp blocks is boy jordan poole. gpt leads to the transition bucket by guess who stepped curry. 18.6 assists for steph. that that all 18 in the 2nd half warriors win it one. 23, one, 12. let's go to the ice. the sharks hosting the former sharks timo meier received standing ovation from the san jose crowd. kamala forgot about him. first period. no score. alexander barton off with defeat and nico sturm. all smiles at the tank is one, nothing early. but by the devils woke up, jack hughes intercepts, the pass goes 5 hole. and guess what? the sharks? they get blown out 7 to 2. your final. so yeah, noel warriors win tonight. now they head to the world's most famous arena. do know that this. >> madis

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the file name was sentence to 3 and a half years in prison for fraud and the case the kremlin chris, it said, was trumped up. now police say they have opened a new case, but have not unveiled details of the charges. now this comes off to the mother of alexa, and or like nev only made a direct appeal to vladimir putin for alexys body to be released. his death was announced by russian authorities last friday. the, the mice been the who is behind me is the prison colony where my son alex st. of all new, died on february 16th for 5 days. i have not been able to see him. they have not released his body to me and have not even told me where it is. yeah, but as i appealed to you've lot in me a poor 10 because the resolution of this problem depends solely on you this and you look, let me finally see my son. i demand. but alex sage body, you released immediately so that i can bury him properly. till age to put on you we all w russia unless constant a good what he makes of this new criminal case that's being opened against the like say, the values, brother or like well it is the, the element of this c

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