here's our special correspondent ed thomas.e care unit. with her slipping in and out of consciousness as they tried to stabilise her. it was all taken away because of that ceiling falling on her. just gone in an instant. february 2019 — there's chaos inside pontins brean sands. an air—conditioning duct has fallen onto guests, crushing wendyjones. she never recovered. this is mum with dexter and alice, my two children. you can see how happy she is. just those arms were made for hugging grandkids. it's more than four years since wendy died. because of the impact of the ceiling falling on her, mum had punctured a lung and had fractured ribs, fractured collarbone, a femoral break. before she died, wendy spent six months in hospital. she never managed to come home from holiday. police told us the postmortem examination found a clear link between wendy's death and the injuries she sustained at pontins. one of the saddest things that i've experienced was mum waking up saying, "who are you?" because she didn't recognise who i was. the

here�*s our special correspondent ed thomas. an instant. screaming february 2019. there�*s chaos inside pontins brean sands. an air conditioning duct has fallen, crushing wendyjones. mum had a punctured lung, fractured ribs, fractured collarbones. she never recovered. one of the saddest things that i�*ve experienced was mum waking up saying, "who are you?" the bbc filmed on the night of the collapse. the roof wasn�*t right. it was bowed in. this was the aftermath. on the floor, you can see the fallen air conditioning duct. insulation boards are packed around it. wendy was crushed, along with her mobility scooter. if your mum was here now, what would she be saying to you? she�*d say, getjustice. my biggest fear was it would collapse eventually. mick forster was general manager at pontins brean sands until summer 2016. in late 2015, he witnessed these insulation boards being placed on the ceiling and air conditioning duct. when he asked me to sign it off, i refused to. mick then says he demanded an inspection of the work. i don't

thomas was the firstúopenly transgender athlete to win a division one title in any sport. in the lawsuit, one of the plaintiffs, kentucky swimmer riley gaines, says she edt event, but thomas was handed the trophy and the implications of it, we are joined now by doctor sean fletcher, a professor of public relations and sport communication at san jose state university. professor, always good to see you. we appreciate the time. so how do you see these female athletes who filede ncaa violated their rights under title nine by allowing a transgender woman to compete? >> well, first offl and any other discussions about this spwith saying and should not be a transgender it t continues to be heavily politicized at the danger disproportionately of the trans community. so i'll preface this conversation by saying that i'll also say lost on me. the irony ofúthis lawsuit, the ncaa at its core, wasúwasn't built to be inclusive of if you go back in the history books, the ncaa, it did not provide inclusion measures for people of color, and certainly h ushered in different amendments to the title nine of 1972. so now on the premise of title nine, these 12 athletes are no

here's our special correspondent ed thomas.e, a femoral break. before she died, wendy spent six months in hospital. she never managed to come home from holiday. police told us the postmortem examination found a clear link between wendy's death and the injuries she sustained at pontins. one of the saddest things that i've experienced was mum waking up saying, "who are you?" because she didn't recognise who i was. the bbc filmed on the night of the collapse and spoke to guests. i was in there last night and i was sitting with my wife and my children and she looked up above and she saw that the roof wasn't right — it was bowed in. the fire service said 40 metres of structural ducting and ceiling sections collapsed. on the floor, you can see the fallen air conditioning duct. insulation boards are packed around it. some were later scattered around pontins. wendy was crushed along with her mobility scooter. if your mum was here now, what would she be saying to you? it's part of why i'm talking to you. she'd say getjustice. for the fi

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thomas. featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> stephen: oh, come on. ♪ ♪ please have a seat, my friends. you are too kind. welcome, one and all in here, out there, all around the world to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. [cheering] my fellow americans, today was supposed to be a special day, a day that donald trump had to either fork over $464 million for a bond in his new york fraud case, or attorney general letitia james was going to grab him by the property. but then, this morning, a new york appeals court cut trump's bond to $175 million. [booing] and gave him ten more days to pay. every time, every time it seems like consequences of any kind are closing in, he gets away with it! who let this guy wish for more wishes? especially after how racist he was to the genie! in addition to cutting the bond by more than half and giving him an extension, the appeals court paused restrictions on trump running any new york company or obtai

avalarahhh ahhh ed: universal music has struck a distribution deal with gaming rights to the south korean roster of stars including bts, little baby and thomas with the social media apps. universal signing an agreement in much of the world but also to invest in fan centric communication as part of the deal. this is what we are watching. sam bankman-fried facing decades in prison set to be sentenced tomorrow for what we are expecting and what's can happen, author of number go up inside crypto's wild rise and staggering fall. the book on everything ftx. the sentencing, this is a bookend to a saga you covered closely. what you watching for? >> the judge has a lot of discretion to determine spf's fate -- sbf's fate. the defense arguing he should get a light sentence. the prosecution is saying this is one of the biggest frauds in history. they are asking for a 40 or 50 years. the judge could go for more than that. it is up to lewis kaplan. during the trial, sam annoyed him quite a bit it seemed like. it would be interesting to see how he handles this tomorrow. >> one of the other names in this is john jay the third who said sam bankman-fried zero

ed a record. i mean, so you had extraordinary achievement, but you it's one of my dear friends, maybe bill thomas, a former state representative, and also city council member. she said, i made the job look too hard. but i mean, you're also a finalist. the world mayors list. i mean, all these different things are going on now, not about it was not about me coming out now. time out, run for governor. any questions over here? i think it's a hand. right. this gentleman microphone. where's the. i don't see the microphone. so the light is in our face. oh, okay yes. thank you. tilman ward. i'd like to thank mayor franklin, your doctor, on the perspectives of, our growth and what have you. four of the five people that were quite influential in getting atlanta where it is now lived, my community bound city, including one of my mentors, grace hamilton. how do we weave this. mayor jackson's grandfather said it's book is ballot, and the book would be the trajectory of your piece and. this is 2024, john wisdom said o street north of that was far east avenue after nathan deforest 2024, the imperial hotel is at