connor gillies reports. after a shooting incident at dunblane primary school. 25 years ago, a peaceful town changed forever. this has been a long, dark week, full of tears. the deadliest firearms atrocity this country has ever seen — 16 children and their teacher shot dead in their school. among them, emma crozier, just five years old. the anniversaries are going to be difficult for my parents, when we look back at the 25th anniversary, it�*s that we never forget the loved ones that we lost and we do take this as an opportunity to remember them, but for me, the most important part is that we take this as an opportunity to make sure this never happens again. after dunblane, tight gun control laws were established here, but in the us, mass murder is still a devastating routine. the croziers went to florida three years ago to meet others whose children had died at the hands of gun violence. those conversations continue today. all we can hope to offer is just that, that onus to keep going. you know, it wasn�*t a

karl connor has worked as a senior manager in the communications team at sellafield for the past 13 yearsnuary after a breakdown caused in part, he says, by bullying at work. i suffered a mental health breakdown, and what i found was there was no tolerance room for me to get better. we have all the slogans, and as a comms person i wrote some of the slogans about, talking about mental health and how positive can you know, we should be about people with mental health problems, but that's just not what happens. that's not the way that the world is at sellafield. karl quit his job at sellafield at four months after we filmed this interview. he's now bringing a disability discrimination case against the company. do you think sellafield has got a particular problem with bullying? i think there's a massive problem with bullying at sellafield. and i think there's, there always will be for as long as the company isn't prepared to do anything about it. and it's always seen as, let's keep this quiet, let's sweep it under the carpet, but i know of examples... i would not give names because it would n

there are a people running and connor winds the primary by less than 100 votes. like 40 votes. and very much a tribute to part of what he winds turn rosa parks kind of prevailing king to come. and so one of the first things that congress does is he hires rosa parks to work in his detroit office. handling constituent needs and doing community outreach. particularly around issues like jobs, housing, welfare and again, this is particularly in the first years, she's really kind of part of his community presence on the ground. obviously by the later years, she worked until 1988, certainly by the eighties her bill it's becoming more ceremonial. but in those first years, she is a key presence and a key legitimizing force for congress. and congress gets a lot of flak for hiring rosa parks. the office receives all sorts of hate calls and death threats and she receives all sorts of lotions. nonetheless, she is sort of undeterred. and in the 1960s and 70s sort of continuous or work amidst the kind of growing power movement. rosa parks personal hero, in fact, was malcolm x. and she got to

le apostÓ muy fuerte a connor. >> fÁcil viene y fÁcil se va.ntine. [♪♪] [♪♪] >> [rÍe] ¡sÍ! ¡sÍ! [rÍe] [♪♪] ♪(mÚsica)♪ >>> las muestras de apoyo pidiendo un alto al cricren racial. manifestantes se enfrentan luchan con la pandemia. ♪(mÚsica)♪ feliz sÁbado. soy fÁtima navarrete. en san mateo una multitud se reeniÓ para denunciar la violencia racial en (hablan en inglÉs), personas protestaron por la necesidad urgente de detener el odio contra la comunidad asiÁtica. por su parte en san francisco los residentes salieron con pancartas donde se pedÍa que se detenga la violencia. lÍderes del condado marÍn se reunieron para discutir de lo aprendido de la pandemia y establecer prioridades entre las que destacan trabajar por la justicia racial y trabajar lp cambio climÁtico, ser mas eficiente con las decisiones que toman y ayudar a los residentes. nos vamos al condado santa clara, este es el primer fin de semana desde que iniciÓ la pandemia que los restaurantes sirven a un mayor nÚmero de personas, vamos al informe de xiomara lÓpez, ahora enfrentan otro r

got off to a winning start, with a 22—3 victory over huddersfield in super leaguetries from jake connorosh reynolds sealed the win. castleford closed the opening weekend of fixtures with a 21—12 win over warrington. three debutants on the scoresheet for castleford, including two tries forjordan turner. it's looking like it's going to be an all—american final in golf�*s wgc matchplay event in texas. billy horschel is 2—up against the final european golfer in the championship, victor perez, after 15 holes. the match between scottie scheffler and matt kuchar is all square after 14 holes. and on the lpga event in california — england's mel reid heads into the final round of the kia classic in a tie for second. she'll start her final round in a couple of hours on seven under par — five off the lead of south korea's inbee park. a quick round—up of some of today's other sporting action. britain's adam yates has won the tour of catalunya. belgium's thomas de gent won the final stage in barcelona. but yates finished in the main group to take the overall victory ahead of his ineos grenadier team

machine lending in the days when donald trump was the president of the united states i don't know connor's the co-chair of the floyd offered a ration of teenage republicans they have a stand at this year's c.p.a. the conservative branch of the grand old party is holding its annual meeting in orlando florida at a time when the republicans are doing some soul searching about the future we're going to situated right now we're going from the republican party to lindsey graham the republican party of president donald trump we have the newcomers coming out like not it's a massive car doing really bringing change to the party some good change. yes for every party and successful fight for the young voters will be crucial for the future of the republicans generation see which in my current age group is very conservative because we saw the backlash of you know the millennial being like more socialist it was like well there rob. you. saw in the doshas the daughter of indian immigrants she says trump whites all she needs to be a free and successful business woman i want to say is running for 2024 and

tries from jake connor and josh griffen put hull in charge before a debut day try from josh reynolds of fixtures with a 21—12 win over warrington. three debutants on the scoresheet for castleford, including two tries forjordan turner. this year's wgc match play final will be an all—american affair — as billy horshel prepares to take on scottie scheffler later this evening. horschel reached the final for the first time in his career — after beating frenchman victor perez 3&2. schleffer is also through to the final for the first time — his match against matt kuchar went the distance — schleffer finishing iup schleffer finishing i up after 18 holes. and on the lpga event in california, england's mel reid heads into the final round of the kia classic in a tie for second. she'll start her final round in less than an hour on 7 under par — 5 off the lead of south korea's inbee park. a quick round—up of some of today's other sporting action and. belgium's thomas de gent won the final stage of the tour of catalunya in barcelona with britain's adam yates winning the overall race. yates finishe

tries were exchanged before the deft touch provided a straightforward score for bristol spears 0 connor times in the last two years. the guns were ahead once more with the boot of danny care. he had a hand her the next drive. paving the way for my sham. bristol will back in it from a penalty try it was all square when kyle was bundled through in added time. the conversion would win it for bristol. the last kick of the game and tds shown once more. worcester�*s woes worsen. they haven't won since november and the bottom side were thrashed 62—14 at home by northampton. the saints ran in nine tries, four for ollie sleightholme. elsewhere, london irish beat bath and wasps lost to sale. leinsterare aiming for a fourth straight pro 1a title right now. they're up against munster in the final in dublin right now. on course to bring the trophy home. they lead 16 to six with eight minutes remaining. check on and go in and overfrom close range. in a dead rubber of a group game, glasgow thrashed winless bennetton. they ran in six tries in a 116—25 win. it's the first weekend of the new super league

excitement in this game against and they run the changes as well, the likes of jacob stockdale and connorms who felt they really need a win to properly salvage their six nation campaign. properly salvage their six nation cam airn. , ., properly salvage their six nation camaiun. , ., , ' properly salvage their six nation camaiun. ., , properly salvage their six nation cam-.ain., . , ' campaign. great stuff come across. thank ou campaign. great stuff come across. thank you for— campaign. great stuff come across. thank you for being _ campaign. great stuff come across. thank you for being gone. -- - campaign. great stuff come across. thank you for being gone. -- theyl thank you for being gone. —— they could, chris for coming on. more on the bbc news website as we have that build up news website as we have that build up for saturday. ebonyjones wanted to win gold with a limited number of cash for women compared to women counted against her. now she has set her sights on becoming a world champion as a professional and she's been speaking to andy moon. i haste been speaking to andy moon. i have

after, it was a tale of two red cards. 0n the right of the screen, a shove to the face of wales's connors challenge. it was ten against ten and seemingly stalemate. but in the nick of time, gareth bale crossed and wales found a winner. and danjames is there to meet it! relief at last, courtesy of danjames's superb header. but still the czech republic weren't done and only a last—ditch tackle from joe rodin kept them out. not their prettiest performance, but for wales, the 1—0 win was all that mattered. andy swiss, bbc news. it's now 11 games without a win for republic of ireland manager stephen kenny after his side could only draw 1—1 in a friendly against qatar. ireland made a great start — scoring afterjust four minutes throuthames mcclean at the neutral venue in hungary. but qatar equalised in the second half — mohammed muntari with the goal. ireland also lost their opening two world cup qualifiers — including against luxembourg on saturday — so the pressure will intensify on the manager. england play poland tomorrow. it's a vital game for world cup qualification and the last competit

his second place was ben connors.ed that all—important reached that all—importa nt qualifying reached that all—important qualifying standard. in the winnings race, it was steph davis who was the leading contender coming into today. she got the qualifying standard but what cheated you to do was finished in the first two, and it was a really dominant estate —— what she needed to do. well, it's been quite a few days for chris thompson. he's secured his place in tokyo in the same week that he became a father. he struggled to contain his emotions when he spoke to laura afterwards. i'v e i've never had such an explosion of emotion at the end of a race it in my entire life. it's been a heavy week. i'm still feeling the emotion now. obviously, it's making the olympics special, but the journey to get here has been interesting. it's never easy because you try to achieve olympic selection. it's meant to be difficult, and this has been a lot more challenging than my previous olympics, but to say i'm a two—time olympian feels amaz

billy hope fire police and emesis held a procession with connor one doing a flyover. >> having somethingike this is so special and unreal. there are no words. we are very grateful. >> this mother says half of his life has been spent living at stanford hospital. he has had three open-heart surgeries. >>> how two bay area musicians are playing their ways into the hearts of children's and families in san francisco's mission district. >>> reaction to the wild weather. one person tweeted out a picture of the mountain saying, not every day you see the snow in the foothills. this shows another hailstorm that lasted for a good 15 minutes. in san jose, a reminder for everyone to drive safely. another person tweeted out a picture of her neighborhood covered inhale. it looks like it was emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family

canada's currie connors has taken the half way lead at the arnold palmer invitational connors here cartinga 3 and a 69 he gets a 9 on the for the tournament's leading by one stroke going in surround 320 champion rory mcilroy is a couple of shots behind and seats are going to be champion kelly shifrin has claimed her 45th world cup slalom victory the american edging up home favorites petra flow for the slovak actually competing on the slope where she learnt to skate she for lunch still $45.00 points behind fall over in the overall world cup star and standings there are 3 races left in the series. ok that is a sports fanatic just thank you to andy i persevered and rover has completed its 1st short drive since landing on mars last month now that says it went about 6 and a half me shoes and now it's all systems go for the rovers mission to collect samples that will hopefully be brought back to our brand support. making tracks on mars the perseverance rover went for a spin 2 weeks after landing on the red planet. and milestone on a mission in the mobility of home like we've driven on earth but

maybe not maybe it's in berkeley, why a local bagel >>well it is an age old debate between bagel connor source who has the best recipe and almost always any real bagel aficionados will say there's nothing like a new york bagel but this week. the new york times hailed a berkeley bagel shop is the best in the country. and as you might expect that is causing quite a stir among bagel fans boy chuck bass bagels it's on college avenue in berkeley. it has experienced an unprecedented demand, a bagel orders because of that new york times story on kron 4 news at 3 o'clock today are justine waltman talk to the owner of that shop about their secret to the perfect bagel. >>some of what they say is that why east coast bagels are better or even bread on the east coast is better is the water. but you're just using regular berkeley tap water. >>regular tap water, not even filtering in we have a really great water or water is composition lee similar to new york's. so it's not so i haven't tried making bagels and other places with completely different water. so i don't know how that would affect things i

samuel connor grew up here nowadays he rarely visits the family hired. it lies in the exclusion zone. where it's been too dangerous to live ever since. to call it what i don't find it high missed it still is that i feel more that everything has gotten worse. now there's just silence here. but sammy o'connor is still haunted by the sound of the tsunami. and the image of the waves destroying everything in its path is stuck in his mind. body there may have to respect nature these are nature's warning signs that you must treat the earth with care on your part of the kid because your. summer used to work at the power plant now he wants nothing more to do with nuclear energy . one look at the area explains why the banks littering the ground are filled with radioactive soil an entire city has been eradicated and almost no one wants to live here. cleaning up the damage will take generations thousands are busy on the site of the nuclear plant but the toughest work is yet to come where. there's no blueprint for the work here and even though we're making progress y

i'm live in indiana, we have something called connor prairie, so connor perry is a living history museumand the joke a, 's you go there and you say, hi, i came here in my car and there, like with the car? i don't know where the cars. and sometimes it gets in the way of, you know when a car is, i answer my question. so a colonial williamsburg, they talk in the first person -- in the presidents, but they can say, like with the tailor that you saw a picture of, he said, something's going to say, what about the sewing machine. ? what about this? and you can say, it has not been invented yet. so he understands -- he's not pretending, because there's something lost there if you pretend that you don't know with the cottage in, is what is a swing machine? so williamsburg, purposely, they're allowed to say, we understand what that is, that hasn't happened yet. the civil war hasn't happened, it's not gonna happen for another hundred years whatever it is. they're able to do that. these living historians are also going first and third person, they go back and forth. they talk as who general longstre

we have something called connor prairie, which has so connor prairie is a living history museum and the joke is you go there and you say like hi. i came in my car. and what's a car? i don't know what a car is and i just get sometimes it gets in the way of like yeah, you know, what a car is. let's you know answer my question. so at colonial williamsburg they are they talk in the first person. in the present tense, but they can say like with the tailor that you saw a picture of mar cutter. he said somebody's going to say what about the sewing machine? what about the cotton gin and he can say the conjun has not been invented yet like so he understands he's not pretending because there's something lost there if you pretend like i don't know what the cotton gin is. what is a sewing machine, you know, so they so at williamsburg purposely. they are allowed to say we understand what that is that hasn't happened yet. the civil war hasn't happy as i'm gonna have for another 100 years or whatever so there are able to do that these living historians also go in first and third person they go back an

he was convicted in 2004 for the 2002 murder of his wife lacy and their unborn son connor last year thenia supreme court overturned his death penalty. the justices ordered the reexamination of his conviction due to potential juror misconduct. >>tonight a congressman from carmel valley is proposing expanding veterans access to the covid vaccine across the state. this bill would allow the va to vaccinate and the vet not just those enrolled currently in its health care system. representative jimmy panetta. he says this move would reduced vaccine waste and free up more doses for use by local health officials. lawmakers from sacramento, they're also a different bill this one would require department stores to have gender neutral children sections for toys bay area assemblyman evan low introduced the bill he says he got the idea from one of the staffers whose young daughter asked why certain items she wanted were in an area designated for boys. >>under the proposal stores will be able to sell the same 20 they do now, but there can't be separate sections for girls, toys and boys toys stores co

connor his so has no need to tone because clara is an. artificial friend an android . clone is the narrator in consumer and she'd lose latest novel klara in the sun he's 8 she is fascinated by the idea of artificial intelligence he tells us what makes his literally heroine teac klara is somebody who comes into the world almost empty at the beginning and just learns at a huge rate and one of the advantages advantages of for me what was exciting about cora was that she could at the same time. i become very sophisticated about some things about the human world and be very childlike about other things this could co-exist in the same person very easily to protectionist in ishiguro is best no novel the remains of the day is stephen's an english partner who realizes tonight that he's been serving the wrong master wristed track who in $1000.00 self but the nazis the film adaptation of the booker prize winning novel was also a huge success both stevens and the artificial friend clara a subordinate to the systems in which they live why don't she gurus heroes ever rebel. the trut

this is i think a moment where we have to start to to to work together to support the counter to connor's occupants and it will only get better but who are then going to obstruct young the u.n. security council is set to meet once more about the situation in myanmar but you know time and again we have seen the u.n. has seen you get together and because of china and russia has veto power no substantial action is taken towards me and more and the military there i want to ask you 1st if there is any way around that veto power to do something that would impact the situation on the ground and secondly how frustrating must it be for you as someone who has raised the alarm for so many years about the atrocities committed by me in march military against people in myanmar that still no major action has been taken. well that has been frustrating for me during my mandate and today i hope the security council will do a better job than it's done in the past i hope that russia and china will rise up. to the situation and really demonstrate that they can be active participants concerned by to stakeholde

on the right of the screen, a shove to the face of wales�*s connor roberts.atrick schick was off before roberts followed him after this challenge. it was ten against ten and seemingly stalemate. but in the nick of time, gareth bale crossed and wales found a winner. and danjames is there to meet it! relief at last, courtesy of danjames�*s superb header. but still the czech republic weren't done and only a last—ditch tackle from joe rodon kept them out. not their prettiest performance, but for wales, the 1—0 win was all that mattered. andy swiss, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. do you swear or affirm... the first full day of — do you swear or affirm... the first full day of testimony _ do you swear or affirm... the first full day of testimony was - do you swear or affirm... the first full day of testimony was an - full day of testimony was an emotional one that started with the playing hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are madeline grant

shamble carries the water and would birdie the whole two shot a 68 and is tied with corey connors one stroke off the lead, and here's your leader. the shambo represents one end of the tours age spectrum. 47 year old lee westwood represents the other. westwood finishes. a round of 65 his best ever it bay hill with a birdie. westwood hadto to tomorrow's around. and if there was such a thing as the globetrotters of hockey to new york islanders matt barzel could use this play as an application to be part of that team, barzel skates and on buffalo goalie carter hutton. if you can't get it done straight on, how about from between the legs that gold tied the game, the islanders went on to win 5 to 2. i've always said. ah, very strange combination that on lee hockey players could do when you could do it between your legs like that. you're even more special. yeah, exactly. all right, jeff. thank you. and thank you for joining us tonight. i'll be back here tonight for the 10 o'clock news is well, we'll leave you with this beauty shotscent into jackson hole, wyoming. thank you for flying united.

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machine lending in the days when donald trump was the president of the united states i don't know connor's a co-chair of the floyd offered a ration of teenage republicans they have a stand at this year's c.p.a. the conservative branch of the grand old party is holding its annual meeting in orlando florida at a time when the republicans are doing some soul searching about the future we're going to situated right now we're going from the republican party lindsey graham that a republican party of president donald trump we have the newcomers coming out at night it's a massive called going to really bring a change to the party some good change. as for every party and successful fight for the young voters will be crucial for the future of the republicans generation's ear which in my current age group is very conservative because we saw the backlash you know the millennial of being like more socialist and we feel like well there are rocks on the doshas the daughter of indian immigrants she says trump whites all she needs to be a free and successful business woman i want him to say he's running fo

some nice d for the giants in the first inning as connor man, as gets joe adele to ground into and arounduble play and has walked a pair but pitch that one scoreless inning. two different giant pictures gave up too. in the second and two in the third bottom of the third warmer floors. it's a shot to right, adele slips and it goes is a double. posey who had singled comes around to score. not much scoring after that is the angels go on to win five to the giants managed just two hits on the day, a nice day for 2000 fans that have a socially distance picnic and mesa where the a's hosted the dodgers, the dodgers trying to break through in a scoreless game in the second and one rios rips a single to write for l a. but buddy read comes up throwing and puts one right on the money to cut down, matt bd it to plate days. get out of the inning unscathed. a solid single doesn't score run for the dodgers, but a bloops single does an inning later, it's corey seager with the head off. jordan weems. zach mckinstry comes home and it's one nothing. well. that was just a seven inning game and the dodgers wan

washington landing in the days when donald trump was the president of the united states i don't know connor is the co-chair of the floyd off adoration of teenage republicans they have a stand at this year's c pick. the conservative branch of the grand old party is holding its annual meeting in orlando florida at a time when the republicans are doing some soul searching about the future we're going to situated right now were gone from the republican party lindsey graham that a republican party of president donald trump we have some newcomers coming out like not it's a massive called going to really bring a change to the party some good change. that's for every party and successful fight for the young voters would be crucial for the future of the republicans generation 0 which in my current age group is very conservative because we saw dick the backlash of you know the millennial of being like more socialist and we see like well there rob. you. saw in the doshas the daughter of indian immigrants she says trump whites all she needs to be a free and successful business woman i want him to say h

machine lending in the days when donald trump was the president of the united states i don't know connor's the co-chair of the flowing off adoration of teenage republicans they have a standard c.s. c.p.a. the conservative branch of the grand old party is holding its annual meeting in orlando florida at a time when the republicans are doing some soul searching about the future we're going to situated right now we're going from the republican party lindsey graham to the republican party of president donald j. charlie we have the newcomers coming out like not it's a massive call doing a really great change of party and good change. yes for every party and successful fight for the young voters will be crucial for the future of the republicans generations here which in my current age group is very conservative because we saw that the backlash you know the millennial of being like more socialist and we feel like we're out there rob saw on the doshas the daughter of indian immigrants she says trump whites all she needs to be a free and successful business woman i want him to say he's running for

he was convicted in 2004 for the murder of his wife lacy and their unborn son connor and 2002.last year the california supreme court overturned peterson's death penalty sentence. now the gist says order a reexamination of his conviction due to potential juror misconduct. we'll have more on that. >>one year ago while we are also learning about covid-19 and how it would affect our lives. a north bay woman was nearing her deathbed the cancer survivor had contracted the virus in early march and spent days in the icu as kron four's the labella report she still dealing with the side effects but is grateful to be alive. >>you know i look back at where i was i i i feel fantastic after a fierce fight with covid-19 one year ago north bay instructor stacy allegro says she's still dealing with some side effects i have a that's developed and it's not just in my body, it's mikes used to saying and i really can't sing anymore. so i you know physically i don't have that he got on have. >>i'm pretty much back to warm all her life today is a far cry from what it was last march she was in the hos

country will have enough vaccine supply a safe again for every adult in america by the end of may like connor is in washington d.c. but he says that some unexpected partnership. well a virtually unprecedented collaboration these 2 massive pharmaceutical giants who were deep competitors now working with each other this is merck and johnson and johnson what is happening is that merck is going to give some of its facilities at least 2 of its facilities to help produce that johnson and johnson single shot vaccine which is just being cleared by the f.d.a. what this means is that there are now 3 vaccines on the market that have being cleared now interestingly what the white house has done as well is invoke the defense procurement act in this particular case this means that the resources of the defense force can be used to help get the materials along supply lines to get the necessary materials to manufacture the vaccines to manufacture science and then subsequently to help get to the vaccines into the field to inject into the arms of tens of millions of americans but certainly president biden's pre

and one of the world's biggest connor ships runs aground in the suez canal causing a traffic jam with global consequences. under the european union and the u.k. have agreed to work together to safeguard the supply of coronavirus vaccines as the continent faces a 3rd wave of infections the compromise follows a bitter dispute over the supply of the astra zeneca vaccine which the u.k. prime minister warned could lead to long term damage earlier the european union said it would consider limiting the export of vaccines to ensure there was enough to go around but before any more vaccines arrive several countries are struggling to find the right measures to stop more citizens falling ill or a challenge report. spring is in the air in europe but so too is something less welcome something that is also having its rebirth much of the continent. of corona virus. 19 countries are now reporting increasing case numbers 15 member states are reporting increased hospital and i.c.u. admissions while 8 member states are now reporting increase the number of deaths with more with 19 infections comes agony

yeah that came out last month and it really it really has done very well to young filmmakers jane connor allen wrote the script and con around directed it jake was a star again sure story of about this just place on the. on the on the panhandle on the border of texas and mexico there is a ship of land that they call no man's land because it isn't really. governed by the united states and it is it mexico and these people these foreigners who live there are kind of caught in between this no man's land you actually if you're an american citizen you need to have your passport when you travel through the border . and it's about this family's plight of losing their farm slowly because of because of what they call coyotes 'd coming in and stealing smuggling drugs and it's about these 2 families who lose some. very special and you know in the end you realize that we're all the same and we're all trying to do the same thing and be happy and safe and you know keep our kids keep our kids educated and healthy and you know it's a story of humanity that norco 6 month term on probably every day. trucks

exposed to this is what we saw under trump he was a very connor and lightman figure an enormously corrupt well plays it was a particular season that because he may have been enormously corrupt i don't know about i mean it sound documents supporting that are yet to be produced like a lawsuits etc but one of these days in mr actions against his own country for his area which is where we were i mean that's again this is just rhetoric i haven't seen a single american actually tried for insurrection so let's let's wait for your course to deliver that judgment i think that's how the american system works well they're undergoing trial right repetition let me ask you about foreign policy because the ultimate in live men value is human life that's what in life and was ultimately all about and for all his britishness trump hasn't studied it and you war he hasn't killed as many people as the policies of barack obama have killed just based on that what you say that he's policy trumps policy it may have been less and lied to but more humane oh heavens no. but there are a lot of good data if you believ

thanks to general connors intervention and training preparation. graduates first in his class and upper that opens up a lot of opportunities for him. he goes to washington and under retired general john jay pershing. is assigned to the american battle monuments commission who are in charge of all the cemeteries in europe following the war. also charged with putting out a guidebook to the battle monuments and the cemeteries eisenhower as i mentioned was a very good student english student at west point and was considered one of the best writers in the water department. persian assigned him to finish writing a book that some others had started and then ike was given the opportunity to go to france for a year do more research and rewrite that volume. which he did so they spent 1928 1929 i can maybe and their son john. in france, and i could spend his days as you can see in this picture here out touring the battlefields and so he got to examine the entire western front that he had missed during world war. i and so he was able to at least gain appreciat

tries from jake connor and josh griffen put hull in charge before a debut day try from josh reynoldsn champion petra kvitova in the third round of the miami 0pen. konta was on court forjust around an hour, and lost 6—1 6—2. that's all the sport for now. the season opener for the formula 1 new season in bahrain will get under way later this hour and you can find all of the latest on that and live text commentary on the bbc sport website. england are 154—4 in reply to that odi website. england are 154—4 in reply to that 0di decider. another attempt is being made later to refloat the cargo ship which is still blocking the suez canal. with hundreds of vessels stuck either side of the ship — the egyptian president has ordered preparations for cargo be lifted off the ever given. here's helena wilkinson it is still stuck. this huge container vessel remains stubborn, refusing to move. 14 tug boats have been used to pull and push this 400 metre—long ship. they have managed a small victory — moving it 30 degrees. sand has also been dredged to try to dislodge it and water has now started runnin

carl connor resigned injanuary after 13 years at sellafield.o be treated properly. i don't feel they are as it stands. i feel like that's a major risk. and so i'm coming forward as a whistleblower in the hope that i can change that. sellafield said it is working to improve its processes so staff can have confidence that when issues are raised, they are dealt with. it says it accepts it has more work to do, but remains committed to eradicating unacceptable behaviour from the workplace. jim reed, bbc news. more than 70 women from one town have had their private, often naked, images stolen and shared online by people in their community. the photos, some of them of underage girls, are thought to have been stolen by hackers, or provided by former boyfriends and uploaded anonymously on a website which features women from across the world. our reporter patrick clahane has spoken to a number of victims who've set up a group to try to getjustice. it felt quite threatening, like a personal attack, even though there were tens, maybe hundreds of girls from

josh 0'connor won best actor for his prince charles, emma corin won best actress for portraying princessck me? steve mcqueen's superb small axe series for the bbc was recognised withjohn boyega winning best supporting actor. i got track bottoms on my bottom, i'm comfortable, but this is exciting. and so the awards season is up and running. all attention now turns towards the baftas and the oscars next month. who is going to win those? might they be virtual shows like the golden globes? and if so, what lessons were learned from last night? will gompertz, bbc news. that surprise me as much as it surprise you. that surprise me as much as it surprise you. time for a look at the weather. a glorious day today in wales. i can almost hear that sheep saying, it's too hot for me at this time of year. they are not wrong, it was 15 degrees in west wales this afternoon. but do not put those jumpers to the back of the cupboard just yet. in scarborough there was low cloud and fog around and temperatures struggled. you can see where the winners and losers were, the best of the sunshine further west, the