david john, very, very republican supporters. in general, i don't think we're going to go to let. let me thank you so much. reginald strauser king journalist and senior producer as sierra leon broadcasting corporation for coming on today. it's easy to see who wins and inexpensive election cycle. the party with the bigger check as big money and super pack, dominate the u. s. political campaigns. it starts to drown out the voices of ordinary americans. in a democracy, politicians are expected to represent each person equally, regardless of their financial status. the principle of one person, one vote means that no matter who we are regardless of education, housing, or financial status that they will be heard. however, money and politics complicates this idealistic system. when organizations donate a large contribution to the campaigns, that politician is more inclined to be responsive to that organizations means. now this puts the voices of everyday citizens at a disadvantage. the same is true in africa where money talks, but citizens are aware of this unfair disadvantage and they d

. >> david: john, thank you for that. i want to bring in our legal analyst tonight.aw who is with us for all these cases. this one unprecedented. i was talking to you earlier. prosecutors potentially looking at state charges of falsifying records in relation to this hush money payment. if they try to connect us on the stay level to violating federal election laws, this would be untested. not easy prosecution. >> that's right, david. we are not sure what is in the indictment, but we are pretty sure that at the heart of this charges filing false business records with an attempt to defraud. that's a misdemeanor. but it can become a felony if it is done in furtherance of another crime, so the question becomes what might that other crime be? and if it is a campaign finance crime, that is pretty novel legal terrain. it is also possible that there is another crime in the estate tax crime that false records charges going to be tied to you making it into a felony, so that would be less novel and untested for traditional criminal prosecution. >> david: with just moments left,

, but as i read the names, please raise your, hand you know creighton, you saw don, and you see john, david fernandez, john conrad, johnny james. savannah gal, lazio alida, shane ysidro, carly jewell, carson bernie, daniel cologne, and our victims advocate trisha allen, i also want to say thank you to the south carolina law enforcement division, mark kiel, listen, some amazing men and women, when i say it was an agency wide effort on behalf, i can't underscore that far enough. every time i call chief gayle, every time i reach out to the lead agents, every time creighton was asking me hey general, we need something from blood, we reached out to sled, and they were there. they busted their butts. i cannot begin to list every agent, and some can't be listed for obvious reasons. some are standing up here tonight, i told them i was not going to mention their names, that we would not be here if it wasn't for sled. i want to think mark and his team, and all the men and women across the entire state law enforcement division for what they did to make tonight a possibility. i also want to thank the f

john. >> john: all right, david. keep following it for us from the justice department, let us know if you get any news. sandra. >> sandra: john, we now have the 911 audio, the nashville shooting dispatch audio, we are going to play that out for our viewers now. >> metro midtown is on a school shooting, multiple victims down. metro radio traffic at this time, unknown which school, where they are transporting but sounds like multiple victims down inside the school, shooter is down now as well. dispatch to all units. dispatching all units. mass casualty alert. school shooting in midtown off burton hill multiple victims down, they will be sending them to vuh, vch. >> sandra: mass casualty alert, multiple victims down, shooter is dead, a lot of information already in that dispatch audio. let's bring in retired nypd lieutenant darren porcher. >> troubling narrative when we speak so the testament of the school shootings that have plagued the nation years on end. many people speak to having a very source officers or not havin

speaker, i rise today to honor and celebrate the life of an exceptional young man, david john chase of lacrosse, wisconsin. david passed away november 1 last year aft the age of 15 aftr an aggressive form of brain cancer which there was no cure for. despite facing tremendous battle, he displayed courage among his years. in the midst of battling this, he was more worried about his family. david's selflessness and care for others around him was a constant presence throughout his life. he volunteered his time at the lutheran church and helped one day to serve in the united states military and later have the career in construction. he wanted to work with his hands. he wanted to build america. he knew at his young age that this is what he wanted to do and most of all, david loved his family and above all else, one of his favorite memories, hunting deer with his dad. david leaves behind a legacy of bravery, love. i extend my deepest condolences to david's family. his parents, jennifer and abraham. his grandmother, diane, who's here in the house gallery, and his brother, landon, who was david

david. [cheers and applause] >> john, john. yes. front of david, who from the look of things, just got out of a cold shower. i mean, i knew people in the past were smaller, but goddamn damn. even if you adjust his penis for inflation, it's still underwhelming. i mean, look at that, his balls are longer than his dick. i've never seen a guy that can titty[bleep] himself with his own nuts. >> john: ronny, ronny, ronny, come on, man. we are here to talk about education, not body shame a biblical figure. >> you're telling me this isn't small? come on, man. >> john: i mean, i don't know, i thought that was pretty big. all right, medium at least. >> yeah, yeah, john, this is medium, yeah. i mean, i'm pretty sure this is why they invented a telescope during the renaissance, so they could see this dude's dick. >> john: ronny, this is one of the most iconic works of all time, it is the michael jordan of nudes. everyone thinks it is great! >> of course because every guy who sees it is thinking, oh, thank god. [cheers and applause] i guess i am

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but many of the other high profile claimants were in the room, including the husband of elton john, david the actress frost. they were all there intently, despite the fact that prince harry was not. today, patrick, the focus has been on the barrister for associated and he has spent the afternoon trying to get a key piece of evidence that thinks will be used by the claimants to be entirely dismissed . and that is evidence dismissed. and that is evidence from a blower, alleged evidence from a blower, alleged evidence from whistle blower, a private investigator called gavin burrows . now, he made burrows. now, he made a statement in august 2021, which newspapers believe the claimant such as prince harry and sir elton john will be relying on. and i'll a little bit of that statement with you. so can understand why they might using it as evidence . i must admit it as evidence. i must admit this is a direct written statement from gavin , who says, statement from gavin, who says, i must have done hundreds of jobs between the year 2000 and 2005 for an unnamed journalist when he was at the on sunda

john we'll see what happens tomorrow. david spunt with the latest. >> dana: let's bring in andy mccarthy about all of these things. let's talk about the merits. what are the merits? >> it's clearly a misdemeanor. the attack on bragg shouldn't be a defensive trump. looks like it is a falsification of records. but the attack on bragg ought to be no one who was not donald trump would conceivably be charged with this. with respect to bragg the second part where he is being super aggressive even though he is incredibly not aggressive when it comes to real crime in new york, this idea of trying to sort of bootstrap campaign finance violations on this, first of all most campaign finance law is federal, which is not what the new york penal code is talking about. he will say it could have been a violation of new york's election law and i don't -- you probably -- did trump lose new york by like 30 points? i don't know. >> dana: it seems very convoluted. let's get to other things. here is the "wall street journal" saying bragg's political

david? >> all right, john quinones in texas. thank you, john. >>> now, to yet another powerful storm that will move right across this country this week. a new atmospheric river striking the west. heavy rain, several feet of snow, damaging wind gusts up to 80 miles an hour, then heading all the way east. california to texas to the northeast. we've heard this before. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee. just incredible the number of systems we've followed take this same track, ginger. time this out for us. >> reporter: it really is, david. you know, los angeles has had more than 19 inches of rain just since the first of this year. that's more than ten inches above average to date. nearly three times what seattle, washington, has had this season. so, let's go ahead and five in, because l.a. is about to get more rain. it starts tomorrow morning. two to five inches in the flood watches, they go into nevada, arizona, too. but notice the brown on the map. that was a high wind watch or warning, depending on your location.

legislative agenda will boost him for the big announcement, the cherry that david was talking about come the end of may. >> johnthe challenge for ron desantis and regardless of how well he is doing, he is going to have to take this agenda, political and policy agenda that he has been executing in florida and really translate that for in the national stage. he will have to commence majority of the republican party and then out ultimately the general majority of the american people that what he has done works, not only that it works, but that it actually can translate to the rest of the country. that's not something you can do in just a couple of months. >> it absolutely is with the amount of coverage that he is able to get in with the ability for social media to amplify your message, it absolutely is. we talked last week, you look at the fox news poll where you had 42% and were supportive of president trump and the republican primary, that leaves 50% of republicans who said that they would be open to someone else. ron desantis big challenge is keeping others from getting into the field right now and we had one j

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. >> john: david, thank you. gillian. >> gillian: take a look at this.x murdaugh's son record has gone on the record in the death of a classmate that he says, quote, he says i've tried my best to ignore the vicious rumors about my involvement in smith's debt. i haven't spoken up until now because i want to live in private. steven smith's family is vowing justice over his death and putting the murdaugh family once again into the national spotlight. let's bring in nancy grace. thanks for being with us. take a listen to the smith family's attorney on this new investigation they are demanding. i want to get your response. >> there were no skid marks around his body. no vehicle debris found. his loosely tied shoes were still on his feet. it is our job and honor today to launch a new investigation into this death in the hopes of finding real answers. >> gillian: what do you think, nancy? >> i think the exhumation of this teen boy steven smith is a long time coming. first responders that appeared that night at the scene after a stranger calls 911 to report a bo

john santucci, what has the former president told you, david? i just hung up with the former president. he tells me that he just learned of the news that it's an attack on our country, said its political persecution. he went on to see david. they are trying to impact an election. i asked the former president does he plan to turn himself in? david he said. you take care, john, and then he hung up on me. so i think we're going to have to wait and see. but obviously all of our reporting has been at the former president does indeed intend to head to new york maybe didn't want to give me that piece of information just yet from him, but something that we know his team has been an active conversations right now, with the secret service of what that is going to look like john santucci, our thanks for your reporting again, the former president donald trump, telling john just moments ago they are trying to impact an election. as the former president now runs for the white house again unclear again when he will come to surrender to the charges here in new

with associate professor of political science and international relations at the university of john inspect, david manya. many thanks for joining us on the program. really appreciate your time . so we'd like to know what's your take on the significance of this upcoming summit in june and how it plays into the developing relations between russia and african countries? indeed, i think this is an important funded like all the other summits. i think the clearest way of looking at it is that the african union developed strategic partnership document that informs the continent for in, for the, for africa to develop. it requires assistance and working with a number of partners which include the united states, china, european union, russia army, quite a number of other players. and i doubt very much that the african continent to be pull it. avoiding one single player. russia, in this instance, is they act and move to this summit collectively as africa. and i think that they're enough mechanisms of defending themselves against unnecessary pressure coming from washington and not to relate as well as have tr

david. what's the latest? john and erica.that's an interesting statement from that very senior official or general from the ukrainian military, saying that in mahmoud in the eastern part of this conflict after many, many months of fierce fighting. his estimation is that ukrainians are depleting the russian forces , mostly those vagner mercenary groups very severely and that it may lead to depression, such that they can mount a counter offensive. i have to say it's impossible to very really verify that accurately bad there is a sense in the last few days. if ukrainians are making some ground, though they do only control a limited part of that heavily destroyed city that's been under contestation for many, many, many months, and you've had a very tragic raise in the death toll from those drone strikes in kiev. those shahid iranian drone striking civilian areas. and also in operation with a missile strike a dramatic and tragic strike on an apartment building a nine story building partially destroyed maracas. the it seems at this

sandra: david, thank you. john. john: all right let's go right to west virginia attorney general patrick morrisey to talk about this. general morrisy. thank you for coming on this ride this afternoon. the act is called save women's sports act and passed in april of 2021. why did west virginia feel there was a need for this bill? >> i think west virginiaens are always looking to advance opportunities for women and there's always been a sense that women sports is so beneficial for women, not only in terms of the actual competition but after people participated in women's sports, many of them become leaders in our society and i think if you look at title 9 and what west virginia was trying to do, the district co court was cr there's no animas in this based on the record and west virginia was trying to protect the integrity of women's sports, make sure when there are athletic competitions that they're being conducted fairly and they concluded that if biological males wanted to participate in these female sports, they wo

nothing that should cause too much dawage this weekend, though, right now, john david, that well, onuesday morning, many of you hit the roads out there in the. >> rain starting to come down, slowing your commute about a 30 minute drive for you. now if you're traveling from crockett down towards the maze because of an uptick in traffic, people drive slower heading into the city right now. there's still that accident right at the toll plaza that they are trying to clear. 36 minutes, though, for you and you can see the wet conditions out there from our camera. we've got those high winds and slick conditions along or san matteo bridge. so about a 60 minute ride for you. certainly drive slow. fi was taken that route. 28 we're picking up along highway 4, antioch in to conquer this morning. just past pittsburgh. that's when you start to slow down there. 24 was westbound there. wannacry down to 5.80, drama at the walnut creek. and i want you to read again. things are slowing down for you and also taken northbound 8.80, san leandro up to oakland about a 22 minute ride. maybe you're going to o

and yes, i'm going to step out as we watch some people walk through elton john and his husband, david furnish are hosting the elton john aids aids foundation academy awards viewing party tonight. >> it's the 31st time they've been doing this since 1992. this event has supported the john aids foundation. they're doing life-saving work, research and awareness for aids and global health. emmy award-winning actor eric mccormack was here. rina sawayama performed. >> and it was quite a night for outfits as well. we'll get to that in just a moment. but as far as fundraising goes last year, 8.6 million dollars raised david i spoke with said he hopes to beat that this year. listen. >> we see with this party, we get more and more people coming year after year, raising more money year after year. we feel incredibly grateful. and so i'm humbled that people continue to support generous like, you know, the goals. their goal is eradicate hiv and aids by which i'm like, ok, hope that's why this is one of the greatest part know, he goes inside. everyone has fun. this is works. and it seems that our ta

i believe if i found my son, john david lynch dead, the last thing on my mind would be calling a lawyer. >> trace: right. you talk about a very pivotal part of the case. the reason that he lead, he was caught red-handed. they have that video of him in the kennels. his voice was there. his best friend, former best friend, others that knew and very well said yes, of course, that is his voice. so he came back and he had to say yes. i was at the kennels moments before the murdered happened. i lied about it because i was for all intents purposes a drug addict and a liar and a thief and a crook but i was not a killer. that's why i lied to police. that is a hurdle that the jury has to get over and it a high one, nancy. >> well, the judge also gives a very important charge on credibility. it says that you, the jurors are the sole judge of the facts and the law and credibility. if you disbelieve a witness in part, you are entire to disregard all of their testimony. i'm telling you, there's not a bigger liar than alex murdaugh. that was displayed over and over and over again. i also was intereste

permanent representative to the you and agencies in rome, the wife of the late us senator john mccain succeeds david beesley as executive director. speaking to al jazeera last week, beesley said the successor will have to manage many serious issues. the challenges are here or absolutely extraordinary, of, from the issues that we're facing all around the world is perfect storm. this hitting us from ukraine to conflict of cove at the climate. you name it, it is absolutely catastrophic because the funding levels on a need to increase to be able to avert famine destabilization nations in mass migration. if the fun is not there, you have more wars, more conflict, more mash, migration is going to cost a $1000.00 more nigeria as labor party presidential candidate peter o. b says, saturday, his election results were fraudulent and that he actually won the ruling party. candidate, bullets, new boot was declared the winner. but on thursday, obee held a news conference vying to prove that he is the true winner. out 0 is higher, matessa reports from a boucher i'm sure nigeria is opposition either peter o. b tel

why for the late, your senator john mccain succeeds david beesley, as executive director, speaking to out today or last week, beesley said his successor craft managed many significant issues. the challenges are here, are absolutely extraordinary. from the issues that we're facing all around the world as perfect storm dish hitting us from ukraine to conflict to cove at the climate you name it, it is absolute catastrophic because the funding levels you on a need to increase to be able to avert famine destabilization nations in mash migration, if the fun is not there, you have more wars, more conflict, more mash, migration is going to cost a $1000.00 more thousands of square kilometers of central african rain forests. that indigenous pygmy people have called home for millennia, a rapidly disappearing g to logging and mining heads of states, and governments with welds largest tropical forests are in the central african state of gabble for the one forest summit. they want to find ways to make profits from protecting forest areas that are threatened with destruction. because hack reports fr

my thanks to john serjeant there and david keighley . the people spoken keighley. does the bbc deserve a pay rise? more than 67% said no. 33% said yes. next in my take a ten. they want to ban the word mother. that's . next it's 10:00. and next it's10:00. and this is mark it's 10:00. and this is mark dolan tonight. happy st patrick's day to and all it might take ten in just a moment as oxfam seeks to cancel word mother. the charity is asking for a fight my mother meets guest is military and former black rod of parliament lieutenant general david leakey . plus tomorrow's papers at exactly 30 sharp but i'll be deaung exactly 30 sharp but i'll be dealing with oxfam story next. they've tried to ban the word mother and by the way, it's mother's day on sunday. we'll discuss that next. the headlines with tatyana sanchez . mark, with tatyana sanchez. mark, thank you and good evening . this thank you and good evening. this is the latest from the gb newsroom. the uk has welcomed international criminal court decision to issue an arrest against the russian president. the foreig

david spunt, thank you. >> john: congressman byron donalds, a member of the house oversight committeeu heard james comer saying he believes china was seeking influence but don't know exactly what transpired for that chinese company to deliver millions of dollars into the hands of an intermediary which then funneled some of the money to a biden family. do you have any idea what hunter biden, jim biden and hallie biden were doing? >> well, i'm not quite sure what hallie biden was doing, her vocation is a school counselor, so lost on me why she was getting tens of thousands of dollars. let's be clear. they were getting the money for something. we don't have the information but we are going to find out. the investigation is not slowing down, it's just speeding up. >> john: in terms of selling influence, supporters of hunter biden will point out that's not a crime. so, where is the evidence of illegality here. you can say it looks bad, impropriety, but where is the illegality. >> that remeans to be seen. put that on the side. we still have to go through the full investigative process. you

so john david cameron was your last prime minister? prime minister . if your last prime minister?u had to single out one or two, i'll let you have three. if you had six as the most impressive figures in those 40 years who you're going to plump for so well, i think history will be very clear that there are two in that list that that left that imprint on the country . and one of whom is country. and one of whom is obviously margaret thatcher. i voted for the thatcher government , supported the government, supported the thatcher government throughout its tenure. i never described myself as a thatcherite at the time and i'm certainly not going to myself in to describe myself in that language . but you can't take language now. but you can't take away from the fact and this is where today's sort of thatcherite monarch, they , they, thatcherite monarch, they, they, i think they misunderstand the nature of margaret thatcher. she was a very, very skilled politician. she knew how to build a coalition, including, in my case, people who didn't fundamentally agree with her instincts , but were

so john david cameron was your last prime minister? prime minister . if your last prime minister?u had to single out one or two, i'll let you have three. if you had six as the most impressive figures in those 40 years who you're going to plump for so well, i think history will be very clear that there are two in that list that that left that imprint on the country . and one of whom is country. and one of whom is obviously margaret thatcher. i voted for the thatcher government , supported the government, supported the thatcher government throughout its tenure. i never described myself as a thatcherite at the time and i'm certainly not going to myself in to describe myself in that language . but you can't take language now. but you can't take away from the fact and this is where today's sort of thatcherite monarch, they , they, thatcherite monarch, they, they, i think they misunderstand the nature of margaret thatcher. she was a very, very skilled politician. she knew how to build a coalition, including, in my case, people who didn't fundamentally agree with her instincts , but were

watching celebrities were here raising money for a good cause, i spoke with ceo david furnish, who's also sir elton john'sthe efforts to raise money and awareness for the elton john aids foundation. listen to this. >> we see with this party, we get more and more people coming year after year, raising more money year after year. we feel incredibly grateful. and so i'm humbled that people continue to support generous you know, the goals. their goal is eradicate hiv and aids by 20 which i'm like, ok, hope that's why this is one of the greatest part know, he goes inside. everyone has fun. this is works. and it seems that our table with just, you know, we just have the >> and lady gaga hosted this awards event last year because sir elton john was touring for his farewell yellow brick road tour. is gaga going to show up tonight? we wonder she made an appearance at the oscars tonight. the academy awards tonight, even though she was not expected to. i know she made a twitter frenzy by wearing ripped jeans and a t-shirt. but i think i liked it so that you down. i think it was pretty 5 last year. they've raised 8.6

my thanks to john serjeant there and david keighley . the people spoken keighley.bbc deserve a pay rise? more than 67% said no. 33% said yes. next in my take a ten. they want to ban the word mother. that's there's help for households. are you over state pension age? if your weekly income is below £182.60, or £278.70 if you live with a partner, you could be eligible for pension credit, even if you own your home or have savings. it's worth, on average, £3,500 a year and you could get help with heating bills and more, plus up to £900 in cost of living payments. next it's 10:00. next it's10:00. and this is mark it's 10:00. and this is mark dolan tonight. happy st patrick's day to and all it might take ten in just a moment as oxfam seeks to cancel word mother. the charity is asking for a fight my mother meets guest is military and former black rod of parliament lieutenant general david leakey . plus tomorrow's papers at exactly 30 sharp but i'll be deaung exactly 30 sharp but i'll be dealing with oxfam story next. they've tried to ban the word mother and by the way, it'

now, if that was my son john david or mike don gary lucy that will be the last thing on my mind. even when he called 911, he knew to lie about the critical moment of time. three or 4 minutes we knew that the murders recorded based on cell phone records. he knew to lie about the critical juncture of time. and who else would know window but it occurred other than the killer. >> let me ask you this nancy, because it seems like when he was on tape, with the police officers, lying, and saying he was not lee near the kennel, and then it was months later that he was finally able to get into the sun cell phone and there was the audio facing him in the kennel just moments before the murders took place. was that the key moment? was that the moment with the jury got to say wait a minute, all the lies that he is telling eli to us in the trial. >> that in my mind was the moment. you know how in every case there's a critical moment, in order thought james and simpson, o.j. simpson, is when they fake not being able to put the glove on, that i was attending moment. in this video sean, he is out

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among them, activist and future congressman, the late john lewis. davidive on the ground. david, what can you tell us? what are you see, what are you hearing? >> reporter: hi, arthel. good to be with you. well, you know, live tv the, i'm waiting for president biden to walk out with this crowd that is assemblinged at the base of the e mundt pettis bridge -- edmund pettis bridge. we can take a shot from the travel pool traveling with the president showing the crowd getting ready to cross, among them reverend jesse jackson, martheing luther king iii, many other civil rights leaders who have eyes to what happened. here in bloody sunday back in 1965. now, the edmund pettis the bridge has a dark history to the it not only what happened in 1965 with those trying to cross the bridge to go to montgomery, but also the name edmund pettis is of aing segregationist senator from the late 1800s, a grand dragon of the kkk. president biden talked about the importance of the history just about 40 minutes ago. listen. >> and everyone should know the truth of selma. 600 beli

just to my left here again at the elton john viewing party where they are raising money for a very important cause. i spoke with the ceo of the foundation. david furnish was also sir elton john's husband about the foundation's 31 year run raising money for this cause. wilson. >> we see with this party, we get more and more people coming year after year, raising more money year after year. we feel incredibly grateful. and so i'm humbled that people continue to support generous like, you know, the goals. their goal is eradicate hiv and aids by 20 which i'm like, ok, hope that's why this is one of the greatest part know, he goes inside. everyone has fun. this is works. and it seems that our table with just, you know, we just >> so they shun else. so sweet said she was excited to present during one of the commercial breaks here tonight and we heard her do that just off to my left. another slew of celebrities should be arriving at the end of the awards show. i know we're checking in with you throughout the night and the 9 o'clock hour. the 10 o'clock hour. i just wanted to mention that ratings wise last year was the second worst ever least watched.

david, what more came out of the news conference? >> johnrick morrissey the attorney general in charleston, west virginia, said this is not about politics. it is a simple request and he wants to take this directly to the supreme court. he thinks that is his only option. this is a state law signed by governor jim justice in 2021 that stops transgender athletes from participating and women sports. it is all about a fairness issue and parents across the country should watch this, with that they like or not hear of the supreme court and the nine justices are likely involved in a firestorm depending on how they look at this case. it would affect millions of students and parents across the country. 18 states including west virginia have transgender athlete bands and schools. justice signed this law claiming these transgender students have an unfair competitive advantage. the american civil liberties union and west virginia chapter sued on behalf of an 11-year-old transgender girl who wanted to compete on a cross-country team. the district judge in

the former morgan stanley ceo john mack spoke with david westin. >> i think that's universal. banks that had big trading positions have taken a lot of risk, they have all dolled back and clearly credit suisse is going to do that. when i was there, the amount of risk that we took was out of proportion to what we should have been doing. i think all the banks are focused more on risk. the regulators are better at defining and seeing the risk. banks have to maintain confidence in their institution. when you have big swings when you take a huge loss on some risk position, it helps -- it hurts their credibility. most of these banks i think are going to be much more conservative in the risk they take. >> the united states has our own problems starting with silicon valley bank going beyond that. is this similar to what you saw in 2008? you were running morgan stanley. the banks and taken on a lot of risk. do we have a similar issue now? >> i don't think so. the banking issue at silicon valley bank is pretty straightforward what they were doing, who they were underwriting. if you go ba

. >> the officer's death having the same day that chicago police superintendent david brown and u.s. attorney johns their resignations following their lori lightfoot's failed bid for reelection. many in chicago said they voted against her because of the sharp rise in crime. the city's mayoral race heads to a runoff on april 4th. >> brian: that is what is happening with law and order right now. let's talk about the toxic train situation. a lot of people are saying, what is it gonna take to get the president to go out there? what is it and it's a gram to interest? he was out there during the rainstorms in california that resulted in the floods and mudslides. he had to go out there and see it for himself even though that is hardly a unique event. this is closer. i understand he had to go to munich. he had two weeks prior to go to munich to get there. part of the reason he didn't show much interest and speak out about it is because 70% for trout. these are mostly white working-class americans. if it was minorities that mostly voted for him, would he have a different take? one has to wonder. speak to t

reaper, which is right now lying somewhere at the bottom of the black sea , absolutely wonderful john kirby davidhat we can get this drone in view of the fact that the black sea is too deep. many, of course , immediately suggested that he turn to the same pro-ukrainian diving group, which at one time staged a terrorist attack at the bottom of the baltic sea and right now could to conduct research at the bottom of the black sea, what is happening there now? see pentagon sources tell cnn that russian warships have arrived at the crash site of an american drone in the black sea? behind the wreckage of an attack drone, which is stuffed with spy equipment, a real race has unfolded the drone sank at a depth of about 1.5 km 70 km from the russian crimea there are no us navy ships in the black sea the pentagon lifts two multi-purpose black how helicopters into the sky at once to inspect the crash site and trying to use alliance allies. this is russian territory. the activity of russian warships in this square is extremely high. it is very difficult for us to get there; none of our allies, for example, ro

flash cards houses, you know, not every footballer that sort of like david sort of money like david beckham's johnterry's and you know, if you're injured or you're not liked it can be very if the manager doesn't want to give and it can have a real on your wellbeing. i can imagine that would be very quite devastating, especially if you all could be injured. you cannot to your best of ability to it. and if maybe don't and then if maybe they don't like as well, that's why. like you as well, that's why. well like, know, things well it's like, you know, things . all right. now, i remember jason saying, i'm going to grow this beard till the manager talks. think it was all talks. to me, i think it was all dailies the time at tottenham dailies at the time at tottenham and all he was looking for. and it's all he was looking for. and was like, he's never going and i was like, he's never going to talk is a tough game football. it's a cruel it can be a cruel as well as the beautiful game. but i'm very still involved, still friends. a lot of the players and the players wives. but i became this kind of back in

the wife of the late us senator john mccain succeeds david beesley, as executive director speak to out there last week, basically said his successor will have to manage many significant issues. challenges are here are absolutely extraordinary from the issues that we're facing all around the world. this perfect storm, this hitting us from ukraine, a conflict of coven, the climate you name. it is absolutely catastrophic because the funding levels on a need to increase, to be able to avert famine destabilization of nations and mass migration. if the fundies out there, you have more is more conflict, more mass migration is going to cost you a $1000.00 times more to his 6 party opposition. alliances holding talks to select a candidate to challenge wretch up tie up at one in the presidential election in may. the poll will be held 3 months after 2 earthquakes struck the se. there are 3 main contenders. came out of college there. lou is the leader of the largest opposition party, the republican people's party, or c h p. he's been a member of parliament for 20 years. a credit memo lew, as the c

the us permanent representative to un agencies involved and the wife of the late senator john mccain succeeds david beasley as executive director while the w f. p is cutting food ration for rank refugees in bangladesh because of a short for the international donations that you and body says it urgently need the $125000000.00 for the international partners to avoid any further costs of food rations have been cut from $12.00 to $10.00 per month, per person. the cuts to the food ration program. com as many staple items as seeing a steep rise in prices due to the war and ukraine and growing global inflation. the food costs will impact nearly 1000000 rank of refugees living in bond. who fled persecution by myanmar military and 2017. now thomas andrews is the united nation special wrapped to or on the situation of human rights to me on my. and he says, the cuts only exacerbate and already desperate situation. i've been talking to many of families in the camps in bangladesh over the last couple of days. listen even to this point, even before the coach, they've been struggling to feed their families of 45

. >> john: here is the problem with that, though, david, and that is this student is a juvenile and i would be surprised if they released the student's name. we'll see. >> yes. >> sandra: david, we'll get back to you as the news continues to come in. thank you. >> john: we are going to continue to monitor the breaking news out of denver but a busy wednesday here in washington, awaiting the white house briefing. as president xi and president putin end their three-day summit. how will the white house respond to what happened in moscow? >> sandra: just in, federal reserve did raise rates after what has been a tumultuous month for the markets amid the banking crisis. jay powell is going to defend the decision when he takes to that microphone moments from now and it could be a market mover. we'll be watching that as well. ♪ ♪ make your dream car...a reality. mercedes-benz certified pre-owned vehicles are rigorously inspected to live up to the highest of expectations. introducing astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid-free spray.

death coming the same day man you just heard from chicago police superintendent david brown and chicago u.s. attorney johnsch announcing the resignation following lori lightfoot's failed bid for reelections. blaming her loss on the color of her skin and overheard saying, quote: i am black woman, let's not forget certain folks, frankly, don't support us in leadership roles. but many in chicago say they voted against lightfoot because of a sharp rise in crime up 61% from last year alone. a field of candidates narrowed to two vallas face johnson in april's runoff. back to you. >> brian: it wasn't close. first and second wasn't close. it's almost 20 point between them. you think paul vallas seems to be in the mindset of mayor adams, at least on the surface, who is going to focus on crime and safe streets. for a democrat, that seems to be the buzz. >> ainsley: the police union is definitely backing him. the other candidate, jobs, is he the one saying he wanted to defund police. he also wants to charge people making $100,000 or more 3.5% rich tax he calls it. >> griff: you know, the chief up there is already re

john, remind us who exactly david pecker is, how he fits in to the overall trump landscape. >> so the way to look at this is that david pecker was the publisher of the national enquirer and he ends up being a little bit of a go between, an intermediary between stormy daniels and -- as trump is seeking to kill this potential story about the alleged affair with stormy daniels. >> and that is what he did a number of times for trump and others, right? that is how he ran his tabloid. it is information brokering. >> absolutely, and it is leverage. you know, this is not how most journalistic outfits work, but in this case you can get a story and solid, or you can get somebody to pay you money to keep it quiet. >> extraordinary. charles, what is the significance of packers testimony? he has been tight with trump for a long time. >> the significant stephanie is that it helps gives insight into alvin bragg's theory of this case. what he's going to use is david -- in such a way that it carries the defense of shoddy bookkeeping over into the felony around trying to influence an election. that is

supper, just sit all the musicians there, who have already departed to another world john lennon freddie mercury in david'su are not easy time, but she delivered it to me through there five borders. and now i still can not buy a frame for her. she is so big, long roman arkhipov hopes that soon - his beloved wife will give him a son. well, i would like to transfer my skills there, how to lift a barbell, how to play hockey games, how to sing. why beloved actor nikita mikhalkov became homeless? is it possible that no one will be able to help mikhailuchigorev everywhere on the soviet screen. the low artist disappears, we will find out in just a couple of minutes the chairman of the chamber. all day long, the pin visited russia on a state visit. the alignment of political forces looks something like this, a squatter is coming for a gift, and for the states , china has only international balloons and a sawmill with a tiger keosayan today full on ntv guard premiere from monday at 20:00 on ntv let's figure it out dysbacteriosis can reduce immunity, which leads to frequent infections of antibiotics and again to the

. >> sandra: david lee miller, we will stay on it. >> john: the river running quickly there.house will face tough questions on the threat from china, biden's out of control border crisis and weaponizing the irs against political opponents at the height of tax season. we will take you there for that. plus, new at 2:00, is it time to pump the brakes on artificial intelligence? elon musk joining morning 1,000 a.i. experts who want to put a pause on the development. could it pose a risk to civilization? we'll ask charlie hurt. and military recruitment, elizabeth and grover on the irs silence over whether it targeted a journalist and senator tom tillis coming up as "america reports" rolls on. identical twins bethany and stephanie both struggled with cpap for their sleep apnea. but stephanie got inspire, an implanted device that works inside the body. there's no reason to keep struggling. inspire. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com. phone call with this counterpart. so on this -- in this instance this didn't happen. but -- >> it's not true we read

my ma meets guest is military hero and former blackrod of parliament david leakey, who called out ex speaker johnbullying class one of the founding fathers of brexit. how does he think it's going? douglas carswell well, well—connected journalist petronella wyatt on channel 4 star kim woodburn. see . star kim woodburn. see. what eight i now kind of escaped you that jeremy hunt , the chancellor of jeremy hunt, the chancellor of the exchequer this week a budget the exchequer this week a budget the biggest point childcare now fits neatly in with my previous discussion as many parents have to make the decision to who stays and who goes to work the cost of living compared to 40 years ago means it's often unsustainable to live in one on one income alone. so the first topic, my panel of news is, is the childcare budget promised and is a vote. is it vote winner or a promise they won't ever have to deliver on? dominic, what do you think i love it's funny one actually, because i initially heard about this policy , i thought it was policy, i thought it was a positive thing because what we usually hear is tha

my ma meets guest is military hero and former blackrod of parliament david leakey, who called out ex speaker johnbullying class one of the founding fathers of brexit. how does he think it's going? douglas carswell well, well—connected journalist petronella wyatt on channel 4 star kim woodburn. see . star kim woodburn. see. what eight i now kind of escaped you that jeremy hunt , the chancellor of jeremy hunt, the chancellor of the exchequer this week a budget the exchequer this week a budget the biggest point childcare now fits neatly in with my previous discussion as many parents have to make the decision to who stays and who goes to work the cost of living compared to 40 years ago means it's often unsustainable to live in one on one income alone. so the first topic, my panel of news is, is the childcare budget promised and is a vote. is it vote winner or a promise they won't ever have to deliver on? dominic, what do you think i love it's funny one actually, because i initially heard about this policy , i thought it was policy, i thought it was a positive thing because what we usually hear is tha

john what a mess , david. what a john what a mess, david. what a mess.he middle of march. it's a meteorological mess. yes, there's a lot going on. it's cold. you mentioned it's minus three, i think where you were earlier on today in the south midlands. we were very concerned that it might get down as low as minus ten last night across parts of the midlands, which would have been truly historic. we've actually been saved from those remarkably low temperatures of temperatures by a shield of clouds. the lowest clouds. so actually the lowest temperatures i see at temperatures that i can see at the moment across the north the moment are across the north of where it is —12. of scotland, where it is —12. but more typically we're waking up sort of minus three to up to sort of minus three to minus five degrees. so an icy start, just about nationwide, adding to the mix. there are some flurries of snow affecting parts of south wales and the west country. so an enhanced risk of some ice here, but just about anywhere, it's going to be treacherous out there with all t