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now torvill and dean have announced their skating partnership is coming to an end.nd coming up on bbc news — marking the achievement of england's main man. captain ben stokes will play in his 100th test match when the series with india resumes tomorrow morning. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. inflation, the rate at which prices are rising, remained unchanged injanuary at 4% despite a rise in energy bills. the figures from the office for national statistics show that prices are still going up, but at exactly the same rate as december. but the price of food fell last month for the first time since september 2021. 0ur chief economics correspondent, dharshini david, reports. up to the middle, and tap this... from food... to shoe repairs... warrington market hosts a range of traders with one thing in common — surviving, ratherthan thriving, as costs rise. historically, shoe repairs should sort of increase on, you know, times like this, really. but we've just not seen it, i think largely down to it sort of lack of footfall, really. people just don't have

i bolero and sarajevo made torvill and dean famous. it's the right time for us to want to do our last celebration tour around the country. we just hope that people will come along and celebrate with us because the tour is a celebration of our careers, really. and it's the last time. and the last dance. so next year that famous music will finish. but if there's one thing torvill and dean are good at, it's a spectacular ending. and on valentine's day, a story where animal attraction is getting a helping hand. a road in bath has been closed for six weeks to help toads return to their breeding grounds in safety. hundreds of volunteers are helping the toads and other amphibians including newts and frogs reach their ancestral breeding lakes. 0ur west of england correspondent danjohnson reports. if you've got toads on your road, you need toad patrol, an after dark volunteer protection force. they like it best when it's not too cold. so it's over seven degrees and it's like this, raining. really got to get your eye in and sort the leaves from

minnesota congressman dean phillips is with us now.oreign affairs committee. welcome. >> great to be with you. >> reporter: so can we do start with a tweet, because the people did not like the tweet. and i read it as hugh congratulating president biden on whooping you, but i think people read it as using a joe biden got what. what would like to say that? >> welcome to twitter world. who got worked last night, i did. my rear end is sore, and of course, i'm congratulated president. i predicted he would get 95%, he got 96%. i don't know how you can misread that tweet, by the way. if you look at the numbers, one person, actually spot with pretty good. i hope i created up. >> reporter: so how do you -- when you look at that whooping, how do you look at your campaign? and how should voters look at your campaign going into the next series and states. what is being served here? because you've got an incumbent president, who's pulling 96% of the vote in a very important state like south carolina, we'll pull a significant number of votes in subs

ever since bolero and sarajevo the world has wanted to watch torvill and dean skate.r five years old, i can— when he was four or five years old, i can remember him with a pair of skates_ i can remember him with a pair of skates around his neck. he i can remember him with a pair of skates around his neck.— i can remember him with a pair of skates around his neck. he spent the rest of his life _ skates around his neck. he spent the rest of his life are _ skates around his neck. he spent the rest of his life are nice, _ skates around his neck. he spent the rest of his life are nice, most - skates around his neck. he spent the rest of his life are nice, most of - rest of his life are nice, most of it with jayne torvill. now they are approaching the final twist after all these years. we felt it was time, and so we want to have sort of one last live tour to go around the country, and have a celebration. we just put our heart and soul into it, and obviously over the years we have become the best of friends. so next year, that famous music will finish, but if there's one thin

bolero and sarajevo made torvill and dean famous.final twist. i think it's the right time for us to want to do our last celebration tour around the country. we just hope that people will come along and celebrate with us because the tour is a celebration of our careers, really. and it's the last time. and the last dance. so, next year, that famous music will finish. but if there's one thing torvill and dean are good at, it's a spectacular ending. tributes have been paid to one of britain's best—loved broadcasters, the bbc dj steve wright, who's died at the age of 69. he delighted listeners of radio 2, and before that, radio 1, for more than 40 years. his final programme, a special valentine's day edition of his love songs programme, was broadcast on sunday. david sillito looks back at his life. steve wright! # steve wright in the afternoon #. all right, now, just after two o'clock. now, today, have we got a lot of stuff for you! steve wright in the afternoon, a programme that spanned more than 40 years of radio history. stand by, stud

that is dean phillips. [ ding ] >> yeah, that's dean phillips.rth 77 million. [ ding ] >> that's marianne williamson. she spent two years studying theater and philosophy at pomona college in claremont, california [ ding ] >> that's dean phillips. he completed his mba at the university of minnesota's carlson school of management in 2000, i think. [ ding ] >> excuse me, excuse me. >> sorry, i'm late for work. >> real quick, can you name this person? >> yeah. that's marianne williamson from houston. she's the youngest of three. [ ding ] >> excuse me, sir -- >> marianne williamson [ ding ] >> that's dean phillips. he founded penny's coffee in 2016 [ laughter ] [ ding ] >> that is correct wow. well, there you have it, jimmy it seems that most voters know exactly who these two candidates are and made a very important choice in south carolina back to you, jimmy [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. wow. they knew a lot about them >> steve: wow, they knew all about 'em. >> jimmy: unbelievable >> steve: such detail. >> jimmy: yeah well, get thi

frank, dean martin, sammy davis jr., joey bishop, and peter lawford.'t need you fellas. just a minute, fellas. you've been on for a long time now. you'll have to leave now. [ laughter, applause ] weatherford: the rat pack was at the top of their game in las vegas. separately, any of them could have packed that small showroom at the sands. but you put them all together, and it was an event. [ laughter ] anka: they came at the right time, with the right stuff. sinatra and the rat pack were very much representative of what was emerging in our culture -- the coolness, how you dressed, you know, the swagger. their whole core, and what they were about, was perfect. it didn't get better than these guys. schwartz: the rat pack was so popular in vegas because they really spoke to that generation that had been through world war ii. at this point, they're the people coming to vegas. they have the money, and this was a comforting voice. you may be my leader, but i'm gonna punch you right in your mouth. ♪ every time i see you grin ♪ what happens? ♪ i'm such a happy

now she is the dean of the faculty of philology and mass communications.ere he studies to become a philologist, journalist, advertiser, psychologist. she has been working at the university since 2007, and has been deputy dean since 2009. as they say now, the abolition of the russian language in schools and universities happened before her eyes. we didn’t shorten the hours at the university, there... they cut it off, forgot about it and that’s it, goodbye, that’s why it’s just, well, such a layer of culture, just elementary knowledge about this, it is simply lost, well , we are trying very hard, we have set aside a very large number of hours for journalists, well, for all specialties, and to adapt to the maximum of literature, language, to the russian educational programs of the mariupol university. like other universities in new regions, the ministry of science and universities are helped by curators. well, of course, a new life, new standards, it’s difficult, hard, but thanks to our team, yes, colleagues very much, of course, we are integrated into the mi

and dean obeidallah, msnbc columnist and host of the dean obeidallah show on sirius xm. it's great to have all of you with us. jill, i'll start with you, you're no stranger to historic legal proceedings, obviously. annex you said it was good news that a trial date has been set in the hush money trial. explain the significance for us here, of that. >> the significance, of course, is that it is, let me say, an election fraud case. instead of saying it is a hush money case, i prefer to say that it is an election fraud case, because it is. it was intended to deceive the voters. what's significant is it is a serious felony, multiple felonies, 34 counts of felony, and it is a different way of holding the former president accountable. you've named multiple civil cases, he has, thanks to new york, two defamation judgments, a sexual assault judgment, and a fraud case, both in his new york university, his foundation, and now, for his corporation, and a criminal conviction for his corporation, all in new york. this is going to be the next new york finding against him, and then we c

now she is the dean of the faculty of philology and mass communications.e he studies to become a philologist, journalist, advertiser, psychologist. at the university she has been working since 2007, deputy dean since 2009. as they say now, the abolition of the russian language. for comparison, in ukraine there were 300 people, most of the students came from mariupol and other cities of the dpr. maxim studies at the faculty of physical education and is from teresa. his father and uncle are members of the svo. i study at kuindzh moscow state university. i entered here on the initiative of my parents, let’s put it this way, that is , my uncle fought, he said that mariupol had been liberated, you can calmly come here to enroll, since in donetsk it was i was restless, i didn’t want to sit at a distance, and i decided to enroll here, given the circumstances, it seems surprising, but approximately 40% of the students at kuindzh and nagorodnya moscow state university, and this is not only donbass and novorosiya, the geography from which they entered. we have them

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look, dean phillips has spent a lot of money.ard to imagine him doing much tonight but we shall see. as ron was saying, the biden campaign and the white house is looking for is to spark some interest and enthusiasm particularly among black voters, that they're listening to his message. but the turnout is not expected to be very high. i mean the early voting and absentee voting was actually higher than four years ago, but it was a very aggressive campaign. we shall see tonight, but the reality is i'm not sure we will be able to draw all that much from the results tonight in south carolina, how it speaks to the bigger challenges here facing the white house. >> well, let's see if we can draw anything. i'm told some of the first results are coming in. we will put them on the screen. >> right. >> there you see biden winning overwhelmingly -- sorry, leading overwhelmingly with 97.3%. both marianne williamson and dean phillips with 1.6% and 1.3%. ron brownstein, any reaction there? >> to jeff's point, what isn't happening is important,

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what is the reaction being and ukraine to those dean? find that even cost savings kind of hear the relief through the telegram channel through the thing. use wise here in ukraine. this was money that was equally wasted, especially given how slow things are going in america, and no real final clarity about whether america will return to supporting ukraine on the scale that it has. just to give you a sense of how big a deal this is. these 50000000000 euros are equivalent to 2 thirds of what to ukraine has received from all different international dentist. since the beginning of this was the semester, i think it was important to stress the where's the beginning of the boy? you had lots of small transfers way one with the lady wouldn't make such a big difference now that things become more professionalized and it's a little bit less chaotic. they have to go to the money and when those get hold up, it's really a problem right now. you crane it's sending all the tax revenues it collects to the army. it's estimated spends over a $130000000.00 y

all of the artists that's living that's in the show are actual friends. >> reporter: one artist the deans count as a close friend is kehinde wiley known for his iconic 2018 portrait of president barack obama. >> what we do as artists is we zoom in on the everyday, the things that we take for granted, and we say, this too is graceful. >> reporter: now, the couple hopes to make a lasting impact. >> when you're a little kid, and you have all these dreams in your head, you don't even know what's even possible, and so to see it happen, you know it can happen for anybody. >> reporter: hoda kotb, nbc news, brooklyn, new york >>> that's "nightly news" for this wednesday. thank you for watching i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contra

dean phillips has zero delegates. if you look at delegates to date in the democratic contest, you'll see that joe biden has 118 delegates to dean phillips zero, the magic number, again up in the upper right hand border, 1,968 pledged delegates are needed for joe biden to secure the democratic party's nomination. he's going to do that, folks it's just early in the process and we've got many, many more contest to go. he's at 118. how do we get to these delegate allocations on the democratic side? and in michigan, delegates are awarded proportionally. so you need at least 15% of the vote statewide oren, a congressional district, to win delegates. and i do want to note, since we're spending so much time talking about the uncommitted vote tonight. if uncommitted actually wins delegates, meaning they get to that 15% threshold statewide, or in a congressional district those delegates will go to the convention in chicago unbound. they will not be bound to anybody. and obviously we will watch as the process plays out as to who

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say in total time in court, three hours, attorney appearances, david harbour, actually brett, jules dean, edelstein, jp cooney. joining us now are our guides inside the scif, andrew weissmann, former fbi general counsel, former chief of the criminal division of the eastern district of. new york and msnbc legal analyst. and the coauthor of the new book, the trump indictments, the historic charging documents and commentary, which will be released on december 20. 27th. also with us bradley moss, national security attorney who represents people working in the intelligence community. andrew weissmann, take us inside the scif based on what we know about the case and three hours. what was the hearing about, and why were the trump lawyers not

all of the artists that's living that's in the show are actual friends. >> reporter: one artist the deans count as a close friend is kehinde wiley known for his iconic 2018 portrait of president barack obama. >> what we do as artists is we zoom in on the everyday, the things that we take for granted, and we say, this too is graceful. >> reporter: now, the couple hopes to make a lasting impact. >> when you're a little kid, and you have all these dreams in your head, you don't even know what's even possible, and so to see it happen, you know it can happen for anybody. >> reporter: hoda kotb, nbc news, brooklyn, new york >>> that's "nightly news" for this wednesday. thank you for watching i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night ♪ well it's been building up inside of me for oh i don't know how long ♪ ♪ i don't know why but i keep thinking something's bound to go wrong ♪ ♪ but she looks in my eyes and makes me realize and she says don't worry baby don't worry baby don't worry baby ♪ ♪ everything will be all right don't worry baby don't worry baby ♪ ♪ i guess i

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the, the, this is the, the news life from berlin and your opinion leaders see a massive dean on age to ukraine. after many have lashed out upon good, 5 minutes to victor, all about us before. 12 on we do, here's our position and the $50000000000.00 euro package cost. also coming up, the air force chaos across germany, a security walk, a strike. hundreds of thousands of passengers that are affected by 5 concentrations, o. d. as in frank for berlin and other major airports and a drought emergency, i thought of these and ne, in spain titan of water restrictions up to 3 years with no significant brain. the, i've been expanded, you're welcome to the program. annually does have sprays the passage of a new 50000000000 your support package for ukraine? your town. so president shaw's. michelle said the dean would ensure code long term predictable funding for ukraine congress by mr. victor. all, vaughn has dropped weeks of opposition to the package. ukraine has faced increasing uncertainty over 8 funding we've seen fighting in the e. u. and the us holding up support and speaking off of the deed

off as a mazda of leadership ways, the terms of a proposed 6 weeks east fire, the marietta evans, dean, welcome. the us military has launched air strikes and targets in syria and iraq. the pentagon says more than $85.00 sites were hit on verifying the videos are circulating on social media and appear to show a weapons depot being hit in once thought to be rec, the videos also show secondary destinations of missiles flying out of the site. that's been struck. prison joe biden says the operation is in response to the killing of 3 american soldiers in a drone attack on a base in jordan last week. the bodies of the soldiers returned to the us on friday at a military ceremony, which finding attended the u. s. national security council. so it's been john kirby's says, the us response target of science linked to a bronze revolutionary guard, or i r g c, and malicious. that it supports you said more attacks could be expected to the signal is the i r t c and to these goods. and the attacks have got to stop. this wasn't just the message sending routine tonight. this was about the grading capabil

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. >> reporter: grammy award winning singer alicia keys and her husband kasseem dean better known as musics are unveiling something big. >> we've been collecting for the past 20 years. >> reporter: for the first time, more than 100 works from the couple's private art collection called "the dean collection" are on display at the brooklyn museum. the exhibition titled "giants" features works of nearly 40 black artists from all over the world. >> i'm just imagining little kids walking through here. can you picture it? depicted in this beautiful way. >> yes, it's very rare to see artists of color displaying 30-footworks, so when people walk into the show, we want them to feel like we can be as giant as we want to be. >> it's meant to also remind you you belong in these spaces. we deserve to be on all the walls of all the giant spaces. >> reporter: themes range from the modern-day protest to celebrations like this painting from derek adams. >> we never really see photos of people of color in pools, and it's just like pretty cool. >> how chill is that? >> reporter: "giants" features emerging art

chairman dean, great to see you.iden harris campaign is jumping on trump's attacks on nato, listen. >> for 75 years, nato has been the most important military alliance in the world. it's been the cornerstone of americas security. it's how we won the cold war, and defeated the soviet union. every president since truman has been a rock solid supporter of nato. except for donald trump. trump wants to walk away from nato. he's even given putin and russia the greenlight to attack america's allies. >> i would encourage them to do whatever the hell they want. >> no president has ever said anything like that. it's shameful. it's weak. it's dangerous. it's un-american. >> governor dean, will this resonate, will that message we just listened to and watch, will that resonate with american voters? >> yeah, i think they're going to be a number of factors that when joe biden the election. and that's one of them. we've never had somebody who you could probably accuse of treason, become the president of the united states. on the fre

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they could've gone to dean phillips. dean phillips says he wants to see a cease-fire in december. they refused. refused to vote for dean phillips. and they cast a vote that says to the president, we are not with you tonight. that's all that vote says. we are uncommitted tonight. and what i have been hearing, certainly for the politicians who have been leading that movement in michigan is, none of them are saying they won't be with joe biden in november against on trump. >> we also have to be a bit careful tonight in not exaggerating the role of the delegate are true. i helped run the delegate operations and the floor of the democratic conventions. having a delegate or two is not a significant achievement. many times during presidential primaries a cause or a candidate will pick up a few candidates here and there. it became a question of how much energy should the biden campaign put it into this to deny in a 15%? they made a decision that they could handle there being this kind of opposition of a delegator to the democratic convention given that there are thousands of delegates. i

joining me now, john dean. i've been talking to you about this for a long time.e were wondering when the ruling would come out. what's your reaction tonight that this d.c. circuit court of appeals is saying no absolute immunity, mr. president ? >> not surprised with the cans. pleased with the opinion. it was thoughtful. knocking down every single thing that trump had raised. some could have been answered with an emoji, they treated politely and flushed out. as norm said, it is a hand mark decision that will be cited for many years. >> i think a john dean emoji in my mind, has the glasses and a tie. >> the appeals court pointed to former president nixon. nixon's name was cited 14 times in this ruling. one excerpt the court points out this -- as the nixon court explained wholly immunizing the president would disturb the primary constitutional duty of the judicial branch to do justice in criminal prosecutions. a remark about checks and bal balances. what's your reaction? >> i paused reading the opinion and ran a control-f2 to see how many times nixon was mentioned.

that day, the dean is the one that carried the backpack from math class, give it back to ethan. question was, why didn't you open it up? no reasonable suspicion, he said. >> very questionable. to your point, i judge, and there are so many parents who look to the school and say, you did not do right. the independent review of what happened, the 600 page report found the school failed to provide a safe and secure environment, but a circuit judge also finding that the school is protected from civil lawsuits because, obviously, school employees are government employees. but there is a lot of blame that has been found there in that report. if you guys could stand by for us, we would appreciate that. we are waiting for this to get underway again. this trial, four counts of involuntary manslaughter. that could be a historic trial if jennifer crumbley is held responsible for this shooting that her son perpetrated in oxford high school in michigan in 2021. stay with us. we will be right back. >>> we are keeping of close i in pontiac, michigan where we are expected to hear more testimony

dean makes a good point . agenda. dean makes a good point.stine ? then why ain't for palestine? then why ain't anybody marching for ukraine? uh, if people are really against unnecessary suffering, etc? i think that is a very interesting point. there the, um, the right to protest should only apply to protests about domestic policy. uh, says paul, anything that cannot be affected by protests on our streets should not affect shouldn't basically , uh, grant shouldn't basically, uh, grant that same right to protest lots of people divided on whether or not these protests, um, should be able to go ahead or not. mal says. be able to go ahead or not. mal says . michelle, if anyone wanted says. michelle, if anyone wanted to stop the protest , you need to to stop the protest, you need to get the european, european police to come in and sort it out. they don't mess about with their water cannons. cor blimey , their water cannons. cor blimey, look, scarlet, that's all i've got time for alex. thank you. you too. thank you very much for your company. don't

. >> shame on you, dean phillips. i'm so sick of you. take a republican advisor and go home. look, that was not his best performance. however, we all remember when he was getting a press conference and you could literally see our secretary of state looking at him as he was clearly about to say something he did not want him to say. my read of that was he was also thinking as he was talking, about what can i say, what can i not say. >> very sensitive topic. >> yes, here's what i want to say but let me not screw this up. come on, but it's no secret how old oath of these men are, and it's clearly -- nikki haley having that out, i thought it was kind of funny, about grumpy old men. this is going to continue to be an issue. the way i always look at it is i think i'd rather have joe biden negotiating with netanyahu to get the hostages out than dean phillips on the phone with him. >> kristin, on that note of how these two men project, you point to a recent nbc news poll on twitter recently that asks voters whom they view as more competent and efficient. 48% said donald trump, 32% sai

they could've gone to dean phillips. dean phillips says he wants to see a cease-fire in december. they refused. refused to vote for dean phillips. and they cast a vote that says to the president, we are not with you tonight. that's all that vote says. we are uncommitted tonight. and what i have been hearing, certainly for the politicians who have been leading that movement in michigan is, none of them are saying they won't be with joe biden in november against on trump. >> we also have to be a bit careful tonight in not exaggerating the role of the delegate are true. i helped run the delegate operations and the floor of the democratic conventions. having a delegate or two is not a significant achievement. many times during presidential primaries a cause or a candidate will pick up a few candidates here and there. it became a question of how much energy should the biden campaign put it into this to deny in a 15%? they made a decisthat they could handle thbeing this kind of opposition of a delegator to the democratic convention given that there are thousands of delegates. i think it

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i bring in democratic congresswoman madeleine dean a member of the judiciary committee. thanks for being here. on the subpoena from your republican colleagues do you think there are valid concerns about fani willis used federal money for that matter state money given her admission of this personal relationship? >> thanks for having me on and i'm a member of the judiciary committee but i think this is a misuse of our authority. mr. jordan is in the wrong lane. and he's strangely in the wrong lane because as you well know, mr. jordan is 631 days under subpoena that he has never responded to. so here he is issuing a subpoena against the d.a. in a [indistinct] case. it's not our lane. we are not the prosecutors dpl that case and a sad upset for the prosecution in that case will certainly if there is an interoffice affair in this setting it takes away from the work that all the good people there are doing but we don't know the facts of that. and mr. jordan doesn't know the facts of that. and he's carrying the water of donald trump to try to deflect, deflect, deflect, to be a

now torvill and dean have announced their skating partnership is coming to an end.on, the rate at which prices are rising, remained unchanged injanuary at a% despite a rise in energy bills. the figures from the office for national statistics show that prices are still going up, but at exactly the same rate as december.