you had blood _ inflicted by you, eddie. you had blood on — inflicted by you, eddie.ou stabbed brianna ghey while she was already bleeding. scarlett — while she was already bleeding. scarlett plasma jackie did not appear— scarlett plasma jackie did not appear to have her blood on and in her presentence report she tried to explain _ her presentence report she tried to explain that by saying it had been washed _ explain that by saying it had been washed but other evidence suggests otherwise. there was conflicting expert _ otherwise. there was conflicting expert forensic evidence. i have a chance _ expert forensic evidence. i have a chance to — expert forensic evidence. i have a chance to assess that evidence. i have _ chance to assess that evidence. i have waited carefully alongside the other available evidence including the messages that show that you, eddie. _ the messages that show that you, eddie, were planning to stabbed brianna — eddie, were planning to stabbed brianna ghey with your knife. beyond heing _ brianna ghey with your knife. beyond being sure _ brianna g

eddie, you joined _ who brought eddie n. eddie, you joined in — who brought eddie n. plans were quite childish. the notebooks were left where _ childish. the notebooks were left where they could easily be found. the extent — where they could easily be found. the extent of the planning remains a significant _ the extent of the planning remains a significant aggravating factor for each of— significant aggravating factor for each of you. in your case, scarlett, i each of you. in your case, scarlett, i have _ each of you. in your case, scarlett, i have to _ each of you. in your case, scarlett, i have to bear — each of you. in your case, scarlett, i have to bear in mind that you tried _ i have to bear in mind that you tried to — i have to bear in mind that you tried to kitt— i have to bear in mind that you tried to kill brianna by poisoning her. tried to kill brianna by poisoning her that — tried to kill brianna by poisoning her. that does not apply to you, eddie. _ her. that does not apply to you, eddie. you — her. that does not apply to you, eddie, you did encourage furt

eddie ratcliffe, _ throughout the trial? they did. eddie ratcliffe, they _ throughout the trial?fe, they have bothj throughout the trial? they did. - eddie ratcliffe, they have both been diagnosed with traits of autism. eddie ratcliffe during the trial stopped speaking to anybody other than his mother and when he was giving evidence he did via a keyboard with a support worker who then read out what he was saying. he has stopped speaking to anyone other than his mother and scarlett jenkinson, the court heard how she had got a sort of fascination with death and murder and how she had searched the dark web details around torture and murder and death and how she had become somewhat obsessed with brianna ghey and had planned how the two of them would attack a knife. and it was later discovered that at the house of eddie ratcliffe he had a bloodyjacket and shoes which he had kept and the knife the police believe was used to attack brianna ghey. when they were found guilty neither of them showed any emotion in court, they are both in court today with members of the family and the family

eddie ratcliffe brought _ exceptionally brutal. eddie ratcliffe brought the - exceptionally brutal.rought the hunting exceptionally brutal. eddie ratcliffe brought the hunting knife to kill brianna and had different reasons for targeting her. you dehumanised _ reasons for targeting her. 7m. dehumanised brianna by constantly referring to her as it and your messages about wanting to see if she would scream like a man or a girl show your own interests in killing brianna link to your hostility towards her as a transgender person. scarlet, you are under arrest on suspicion — scarlet, you are under arrest on suspicion of _ scarlet, you are under arrest on suspicion of murder. the teenagers were caught — suspicion of murder. the teenagers were caught quickly. _ suspicion of murder. the teenagers were caught quickly. scarlet's - suspicion of murder. the teenagers were caught quickly. scarlet's mum had called the police because her daughter had been with brianna. how can ou are daughter had been with brianna. how can you are a — daughter had been with brianna. how can you are a suspect? it i

eddie and scarlett knew this and prayed on her.after lie. the judge a lack of remorse and had to listen to lie after lie. thejudge in a lack of remorse and had to listen to lie after lie. the judge in the case, justice amanda yip said they were very emotional statements, i can feel the emotion in the room so you can tell the atmosphere and the devastating impact that brianna ghey�*s death has had on herfamily and friends. yes ghey's death has had on her family and friends-— and friends. yes and i think it is really shocking _ and friends. yes and i think it is really shocking to _ and friends. yes and i think it is really shocking to a _ and friends. yes and i think it is really shocking to a lot - and friends. yes and i think it is really shocking to a lot of - and friends. yes and i think it is l really shocking to a lot of people, notjust in that local community, not just in that local community, not just in that local community, not just notjust in that local community, notjust in that local community, notjust in the uk but aro

eddie kidd was a stuntman and a movie star.d the great wall of china. he was also very generous, giving away most of his memorabilia until his accident. now his family are trying to recover it. ijust think it's, if eddie would like them back, you know, i think it's the right thing to do. it's something i'm really looking forward to. so we helped organise a special delivery to peacehaven outside brighton, where eddie is looked after by his carer, glen. all right, eddie? good to see you, boy. he wants a fist pump. i've got a wee something here you might like. a wee birdie told me you might like these back. i know you gave them to charity, so i think it's only right that they come back to where they belong. they�* re need cleaned. ah, brilliant! you can see, they're quite a bit stained, but you have them back. 1978 is the last time eddie can remember being pictured performing in the leathers. i'm really pleased that i can give something back to such a special person that unfortunately has ended up with the disabilities that he has

eddie. you did encourage further attempts at poisoning, although that did not happen . although that did not happen. both of you were involved in the failed attempt to kill brianna on the 28th of january and persist did. when that did not come off, brianna was vulnerable, as described by her family, even if not strictly to be treated as vulnerable in the statutory sense . you picked statutory sense. you picked brianna because you both thought she would be an easy target . in she would be an easy target. in doing so. you scarlett, abused her trust . she thought you were her trust. she thought you were her trust. she thought you were her friend. you encouraged her not to be anxious and guided her through getting the bus. eddie you knew scarlett was preying on brianna in this way and so it aggravates your offending too. although perhaps to a lesser degree than scarlett's . i degree than scarlett's. i recognise that these features are part of the planning i have described, and i avoid double cou

scarlettjenkinson and eddie ratcliffe arejust i6 and eddie ratcliffe arejust 16 years old.and their families for the rest of their lives.— rest of their lives. i don't feel that either — rest of their lives. i don't feel that either of _ rest of their lives. i don't feel that either of them, - rest of their lives. i don't feel that either of them, either i rest of their lives. i don't feel - that either of them, either scarlett or any, other kind of people would get very well on in prison. i suppose that is now a worry for their parents. but they have got to continue knowing that... knowing what their children have done. but brianna's family see the end of the legal fight as brianna's family see the end of the legalfight as a brianna's family see the end of the legal fight as a relief. justice for brianna, who lived her life like her tiktok videos. loud and proud of who she was. nick garnet, bbc news. let's stick with this story and cross live to magister crown court where our reporter rowan bridge is for us and has been reporting on this case throughout the morning. curren

you had blood on you, eddie. you had blood on your clothing , you, eddie.cted if you stabbed brianna while she was already bleeding . while she was already bleeding. scarlett's jacket did not appear to have brianna's blood on in her pre—sentence report. she tried to explain that by saying it had been washed, but other evidence suggests otherwise . evidence suggests otherwise. there was conflicting expert forensic evidence . i had the forensic evidence. i had the chance to assess that evidence. ihave chance to assess that evidence. i have weighed it carefully alongside the other available evidence in including the messages that show that you, eddie, were planning to stab brianna with your knife . beyond brianna with your knife. beyond being sure eddie inflicted some of the wounds, i cannot be sure precisely who did what, but that does not matter for today's purposes, i sentence you on the bafis purposes, i sentence you on the basis that both of you played a full part in killing brianna, and both intended she should die . i must follow the principles in schedu

scarlett jenkinson and eddie ratcliffe i just _ wrong.n and eddie ratcliffe | just 16 _ wrong. scarlett jenkinson and eddie ratcliffe i just 16 years _ wrong. scarlett jenkinson and eddie ratcliffe i just 16 years old. - wrong. scarlett jenkinson and eddie ratcliffe i just 16 years old. the - ratcliffe ijust 16 years old. the decision to release ratcliffe ijust16 years old. the decision to release their names will have implications for them and their families for the rest of their lives. but brianna's family see the end as a relief, justice for brianna, who lived a life, like her tick—tock videos, loud and proud of who she was. in a statement, the senior prosecutor said this marks the end of a disturbing case. it is one of the _ the end of a disturbing case. it is one of the most _ the end of a disturbing case. it 3 one of the most disturbing cases the cps have had to deal with. scarlett jenkinson and eddie ratcliffe are convicted killers, responsible for the murder of a young girl. the planning and violence and the age is beyond belief.

eddie ratcliffe was given a minimum of 20 years. do you think you would ever...ou ever imagine a time when you might forgive what they did? i don't carry any hate for either of them, because hate is such a harmful emotion to the person that's holding that. but with regards to forgiving them, i think that... no, no, no, not really. it's incredible to hear you say, though, you carry no hatred towards them, even though they took the life of your daughter. you know, they planned it. they discussed it on messaging apps. you know that scarlett had been on the dark web watching videos of violence and torture. and i think you've just shown then, again, that extraordinary compassion that people around the country have seen in the last few weeks. scarlett�*s mother has thanked you for your compassion. i wonder, did you see her in court? i've seen her, but we haven't come face to face. but when i think of their emotions and how they're feeling, itjust brings back how i felt when all this happened in february. because, you know, she looks completely broken, really. and right

scarlettjenkinson and eddie ratcliffe are just 16 years old.ill have implications for them and their families for the rest of their lives. i don't feel that either of them, idon't feel that either of them, either— i don't feel that either of them, either scarlett or eddie, are the type of— either scarlett or eddie, are the type of people that will get on very well in _ type of people that will get on very well in prison and i suppose that that is_ well in prison and i suppose that that is now— well in prison and i suppose that that is now a worry for their parents _ that is now a worry for their parents. but they have got to continue _ parents. but they have got to continue knowing what their children have done _ have done. but brianna's family see the end of the legal fight as a relief. justice for brianna, who lived a life, like her tiktok videos, loud and proud of who she was. this morning we have been hearing from the defence and prosecution ahead of sentencing, likely to take place this afternoon. in court the prosecution said how scarlett

that is eddie ratcliffe, who would have been 15 at the time of his arrest.the two made, especially scarlett jenkinson made a list of people, of serial killers she was interested in. the court also heard that the two made lists of other people they wanted to kill. so lots of information coming from court this evening. we will go back to our reporter outside court and he has been following proceedings. brianna ghey leaving home for the very last time. her murder was horrific and carefully planned. she came across as very polite. in terms of scarlettjenkinson there were no red flags that came up. sitting and listening in court to the messages between eddie and scarlets was very, very surreal and trying to imagine that anyone would talk in that way, plan in that way and for it to be a child you have actually met is even more shocking. unaware, ona unaware, on a saturday afternoon, breanna went to meet them. they walk to the park and murdered her blood, stabbing her more than two dozen times before running off across the fields leaving her to die alone. they were

just a few words about eddie ratcliffe and what the court heard about him.lettjenkinson for this murder. yes. again, during the court case he developed was described as selective mutism and basically stopped talking to anybody other than his mother. so when it came for him to give evidence in the court case he would type out his answers on a keyboard and they were read out by a support worker. in court this morning in mitigation we basically had the argument from his lawyer that jenkinson was the instigator and the person who is really directing events and who orchestrated the murder. the argument was that eddie ratcliffe had largely gone along with what was happening, that he had started the stabbing but then she had taken over because he didn't really want to do it. they were seemingly trying to argue that to lessen his role in the murder but it is worth remembering that they were both convicted of the murder of brianna ghey and they have both been found guilty of killing her. we brianna ghey and they have both been found guilty of killing her.— found guil

at just 16 scarlett jenkinson and eddie _ at just 16 scarlett jenkinson and eddie ratcliffe are convicted responsible for the brutal murder— killers responsible for the brutal murder of— killers responsible for the brutal murder of a young girl who thought they were _ murder of a young girl who thought they were friends. the planning, violence — they were friends. the planning, violence and age of the killers is beyond — violence and age of the killers is beyond belief. the two appear to have _ beyond belief. the two appear to have had — beyond belief. the two appear to have had a — beyond belief. the two appear to have had a deadly influence on each other— have had a deadly influence on each other and _ have had a deadly influence on each other and turned what may have started — other and turned what may have started out as dark fantasies about murder— started out as dark fantasies about murder into a reality. the messages between _ murder into a reality. the messages between the two provided a terrifying inside into the warped desires — terrifying inside into the warped desires and fant

eddie kidd was a stuntman and a movie star.most of his memorabilia until his accident. now his family are trying to recover it. ijust think it's, if eddie would like them back, you know, i think it's the right thing to do. it's something i'm really looking forward to. so we helped organise a special delivery to peacehaven outside brighton, where eddie is looked after by his carer, glen. all right, eddie? good to see you, boy. he wants a fist pump. i've got a wee something here you might like. a wee birdie told me you might like these back. i know you gave them to charity, so i think it's only right that they come back to where they belong. they�* re nae clean. ah, brilliant! you can see, they're quite a bit stained, but you have them back. 1978 is the last time eddie can remember being pictured performing in the leathers. i'm really pleased that i can give something back to such a special person that unfortunately has ended up with the disabilities that he has, but, you know, with the will that he has to live, not many people w

he know eddie? i said everybody knew eddie. kidnap eddie's son? he impersonated eddie, then he snatched the kid. it's that damn money. yo. yeah, that's it. yeah. what money? oh, it's this story eddie liked to tell. you know, every once in a while he'd get onto it, how when he finally got back out on the street, he'd go dig up his money. (chuckles) we'd kinda rib him... yeah. ...you know, like, "what money?" but he said he had a couple hundred thousand from some drug deal he got in on. yeah, he buried the cash up in, um, where was it? sun pass state forest. like some-some meadow up there. yeah, yeah, yeah. but there was-there was no money, though. yeah, but he said he buried it in a special spot and he'd never forget where. 'cause he'd been there on the best day of his life. the day he took his boy camping. officer: monitoring stations show horvath's pickup entering sun pass at 4:45pm on friday. presumably he's still up there with gil, looking for this buried cash. state police are ready to go in and get your son. sun pass has g

scarlett and eddie showed no emotion as they were being sentenced. fidgeted and doodled, he clutched a book of crossword puzzles. the emotion in court today came from brianna's family, who spoke about the impact that her murder has made on them. brianna's father said he had initially found his daughter's brianna's father said he'd initially found his daughter's transitioning difficult, but they'd been forming a new relationship, and the murderers had stolen that from them. and her mother said no parent should ever have to bury their child. "brianna should have been around for the rest of my life", she said, adding that she believes that scarlet and eddie are still a danger to society. i feel like they need to be off the streets for a very long time, if not forever, because i can't see that level of... ..of darkness, i suppose, could ever be rehabilitated. i think that they're both very dangerous and, like i say, they're both in the right place and they should be kept away from society because i feel like they would be a risk of them committing crime

i believe that with eddie there was hate _ a role?ate there _ a role? i believe that with eddie there was hate there are, - a role? i believe that with eddie there was hate there are, there | there was hate there are, there was hate for trans people, but i also think that he was a hateful boy and i believe he would hate many people regardless, so it was a contributing factor, but i think he isjust a hateful person. factor, but i think he is 'ust a hateful person.�* factor, but i think he is 'ust a hateful person. you have shown incredible strength _ hateful person. you have shown incredible strength in _ hateful person. you have shown incredible strength in this - hateful person. you have shown. incredible strength in this terrible ordeal that you and your family have been through but i know now you want to turn your attention to some of the things you would like to see changed to help other families and other teenagers through the challenges of living in the 21st century. what is it that you would like to change? i century. what is i

eddy loh, cio of maybank group wealth management. eddy positive today.i asia pac index trading at highs. eddy: the cell down created opportunities for investors to get in, plus the fact that u.s. rebounded overnight as well, so i think that helped lift overall market sentiment. haslinda: how crucial is the nonfarm payroll report? eddy: in some ways it is a gauge, job market is a way for investors to gauge with inflation. obviously you still have a robust job market that will lead to upward pressure on inflation -- on wages, and therefore inflation. what the fed has indicated is they don't need to see a very poor job market to really start cutting rates. i think it is a combination of growth as well as inflation before they make that decision for the first rate cut. rishaad: eddy, rish here. what is your sense of the economy? we have at least one major american bank say and we could see first quarter growth in the u.s. running nearly 4.5%, 4.3% or thereabouts. we may get no landing whatsoever, but in this environment where the cost of borrowing is declini

scarlettjenkinson and eddie ratcliffe are just 16 years old.se their names will have implications for them and their families for the rest of their lives. but brianna's family see the end of the legal fight as a relief. justice for brianna, who lived a life, like her tiktok videos, loud and proud of who she was. nick garnett, bbc news. we'll pick up on that in a moment, but ijust want we'll pick up on that in a moment, but i just want to bring we'll pick up on that in a moment, but ijust want to bring you some live pictures from dover air force base in the united states. this is president biden, who isjust touched down on air force one in the last few moments. he is expecting shortly to see the three bodies repatriated of the us service personnel, who were killed in that air strike — a drone strike, rather, overthe weekend. the soldiers, sergeant williamjerome rivers, kennedy william jerome rivers, kennedy sanders williamjerome rivers, kennedy sanders and breanna alexandria moffat, all killed in the attack. we are expecting their bodies to be r

yes, i think he's gone — important for eddie as well. for eddie as well. yes, i think he's gone on a _ important for eddie as well. yes, i think he's gone on a great - important for eddie as well. yes, i think he's gone on a great run - important for eddie as well. yes, i | think he's gone on a great run even though— think he's gone on a great run even though its— think he's gone on a great run even though its semi finals depending on who you _ though its semi finals depending on who you get in a draw in liverpool and manchester city if they were to id and manchester city if they were to go through from this round, you would _ go through from this round, you would look— go through from this round, you would look bad and say, it is very difficult _ would look bad and say, it is very difficult to — would look bad and say, it is very difficult to win the fa cup and a good _ difficult to win the fa cup and a good semifinal run would be acceptable but the fans all want more _ acceptable but the fans all want more and — acceptable but the fans

scarlettjenkinson and eddie ratcliffe are just 16 years old.ion to release their names will have implications for them and their families for the rest of their lives. but brianna's family see the end of the legal fight as a relief. justice for brianna, who lived a life, like her tiktok videos, loud and proud of who she was. nick garnett, bbc news. studio: rowan, the court is still sitting today, what is going on? this morning we have been hearing from the defence and prosecution ahead of sentencing, which is likely to take place this afternoon. in court the prosecution told how scarlettjenkinson had confessed to a psychiatrist that she had grabbed the knife and stabbed brianna ghey. her defence case told the court she had a personality disorder that developed over time for top in mitigation for eddie ratcliffe his lawyer told the court he didn't want to do it. he said he started by saying... excuse me, he started, the kc said, because she didn't want to go through with the attack was that perhaps the most emotional moments in the court were whe

-- >> all the information i have reived is you are a suspect. >> eddie was arrested at his house andd officers could explain at had happened. >> i can explain everything -- >> scarlett and eddie showed no emotion as they were being sentenced. she fidgeted and doodled, he clutched a book of crossword puzzles. the emotion in court came from breanna's family who spoke about the impact her murder has made on them. breanna's father said he'd initially found his daughters transitioning difficult, but they had been forming a new relationship. in the murderers had stolen that from them. and her mother said no parent should ever have to bury their child. eanna should have been around for the rest of my life, she said. adding she believes scarlett and eddie are still a danger to society. >> i feel like the need to be off the streets for a very long time, if not, forever because i cannot see that level of darkness could ever be rehabilitated. i think they are both very dangerous. they are both in the right place. they should be kept away from society because i feel like there will be a risk of

scarlett and eddie showed no emotion as they were being sentenced.er has made on them. brianna�*s father said he�*d initially found his daughter�*s transitioning difficult, but they�*d been forming a new relationship, and the murderers had stolen that from them. and her mother said no parent should ever have to bury their child. "brianna should have been around for the rest of my life", she said, adding that she believes that scarlet and eddie are still a danger to society. i feel like they need to be off the streets for a very long time, if not forever, because i can�*t see that level of... ..of darkness, i suppose, could ever be rehabilitated. i think that they�*re both very dangerous and, like i say, they�*re both in the right place and they should be kept away from society, because i feel like they would be a risk of them committing crime in the future. brianna was at school in warrington, but with extra needs, was often taught in a special area called the inclusion room. that�*s where she met scarlett, who had been transferred from a different s

you eddie? yeah, eddie. >> lot of suspicion of murder.in court. and if you do say evidence to understand. just like these, i can't explain it. right. listen, do all it right. listen, do all answer it right. yeah you go to runcorn, you'll be interviewed about it. they'll you questions. all they'll ask you questions. all right? russell, what's your right? yeah russell, what's your reaction to that footage? reaction to that new footage? >> seen there? >> we've just seen there? >> we've just seen there? >> again, based our >> well, again, based on our conversation earlier, of conversation earlier, i think of the parents, frankly, or whether they actually want to see that, um, they're to um, obviously they're going to want justice done. want to see justice done. i still sit here, as we all do, with bated breath with regard to what that sentence is to what that sentence is going to be. hope it is extremely be. i hope it is extremely harsh. i hope if life that harsh. i hope if it's life that thatis harsh. i hope if it's life that that is actual

eddie radcliffe. ., ~' , ., ., increase in the sentence of eddie radcliffe. ., ,, , ., ., radcliffe. website, we have a page up and running including the details of the sentencing of the two killers today. to east africa now. three people have been confirmed to killed in a gas explosion in the capital. these show the aftermath of the explosion. hundreds injured in the explosion. hundreds injured in the blast which took place just before midnight. a government spokesperson said gas cylinders were being refilled when the fire broke out. it happened in a residential area, firefighters at the moment and emergency services have been on the sea. ourseniorafrica sea. our senior africa correspondence in sea. ourseniorafrica correspondence in this report. explosions, tremors and fire everywhere. families that were asleep, woken up suddenly and forced to run to safety. the fire spread fast and far. the gas has been reported to have been leaking for some time before the blast to cold. the enemy was invisible and kept igniting at the slightest spark in the dark. emergency services scramble to pu

they are eddie ratcliffe and scarlettjenkinson.re at manchester crown court, we have heard dramatic new details of what scarlettjenkinson said happened that day. also today, a national manhunt continues for abdul ezedi — the suspect in a chemical attack in south london. they can kill us, murder, but we stand and we go on. trying to keep life normal for the children still living on the frontline. we have a special report from ukraine. and france and ireland renew their rivalry in the first game of this year's six nations. and coming up on bbc news: debutant shoiab bashir picks up two wickets for england, but india's opener yashasvi jaiswal, is the star of the show on day one of the second test. in a highly unusual move, a judge in manchester has lifted the anonymity given to children with criminal convictions and allowed the naming of the killers of 16—year—old brianna ghey, who was murdered in 2023. eddie ratcliffe and scarlett jenkinson, both 16, are in court to be sentenced for the murder of brianna, who was transgender. she was

you can see scarlettjenkinson and eddie radcliffe. that is are the —— thatis eddie radcliffe.as they go to meet brianna. brianna thought she was meeting friends but moments later she stabbed 20 times by the pair on her head, neck, and chest. you see them walking off into the distance there. and then just after the murder this is radcliffe as he boards a bus, pays for his ticket, calmly gets on board and then makes his way from the scene. and then finallyjust after the merger as well, you can see —— camera footage that police have released to us. making their way from the scene together on foot. this is all of the evidence the police will have shown to the court before both of those teenagers were found guilty of the murder and we will be expecting the sentencing in the coming minutes. we will be going live to the court for that to listen to the judge. live to the court for that to listen to thejudge. let's live to the court for that to listen to the judge. let's talk more now with stuart. good to have you. what are your thoughts on naming the teenagers? the what are your thoug

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. >> trace: thank you, let's bring in eddie and former bachelor contestant, gillan &ners son. we should know gina carano is mixed martial arts. i will give it to gillan first. gillan, the daily beast writes the following. disney has the right to not want to work with gina carano. >> if you're an arch conservative signing up to work with disney you must know your views will clash with the company's principals. if you a different opinion than disney yodisney they have the ro fire you. >> that's ridiculous. i wouldn't be casted off social media and my loud mouth and free speech. i thought we had. she is a patriot blacklisted from hollywood. she spoke out and questions the election. i just love that elon is part of this suit. winning the suit would set a necessary precedence for all of these free speech terminations when it comes to job losses. >> trace: yes, she's a tough character as well, eddie, right. >> she was one of the greatest fighters in women martial arts. without her there wouldn't of been a rhonda rousey. >> trace: i want to go to the bud light thing. the bud light ad

we were talking about this, eddie, earlier, you know, san francisco -- sorry, kansas city, the superl that was there, the shooting there, one person killed, 22 injured, and the governor of missouri called these people, we don't know exactly who they are because they're juveniles and haven't been identified, called them thugs and you had the mayor saying that it was a racist dog whistle. and you're thinking i don't quite understand what the thing is they haven't identified anybody but they're protecting some of these people who are committing in heinous crimes. >> charles barically nailed it on the head just calling it how he sees it and rather than criticize what it is it was thug behavior and charles barley is calling the city what it is, it's a trash can right now. not scared to say what the truth is. >> trace: your final thoughts jessica. >> we have to keep our eye on the ball. this was supposed to be a celebration, what the mayor should be focused on is the crimes that were committed. >> trace: and the people affected by the crimes committed. jessica thank you, eddie, good to see

can we show eddie m some love? so, talented. thank you for joining me. this next piece is called, ghost in. are you doing okay? cool. that's what i like to hear. and this piece is one, it about how much we need each other in my humble opinion, so i hope you feel that in every wave length of the song. [singing] [singing] [applause] >> thank you all. this next piece because we have been on a journey, right? it is good to remember to breathe and all that. if we can all maybe take a collective deep breath. exhale where you are. let in that deep breath. pause. let it out. beautiful. i heard that. i felt that. this next song i would love your help to sing. the chorus goes, don't try to be, just be, inhale, exhale and you all just say--breathe. should we give it a try? don't try to be, just be, inhale, exhale >> breathe. >> don't try to be, just be, inhale, exhale. >> breathe. >> yes. you think we are ready m? let's do it, let's do it, let's get into it. [music and single] >> give yourselves a round of applause. thank you so much eddie m for joining me. i got o

let's see exactly where big and eddie at any time. on that stuff here you can see there was very heavy traffic last monday for me to see if you can wait till she could only drive 4 kilometers and 50 minutes sized. so she was badly delayed and bothers credited on from this. we know what to do next. let's see. and they have a very good monitoring system. yeah. as you know, cannot seem to see them and we can see that she feels up this morning before leaving the normal, pre dr. check and all through the onboard computer, computer classmates, good time keeping track of it all is important for the whole ej company. they have a 160 trucks on the road, but there aren't enough drivers guys out there. you know what? like to. hi, i'm more female drivers. as when somebody, if there are any conflicts, which hopefully always will be rare and how much bread and i've had women apologize the next day because they weren't in a good mood runs april 12th is coming up. it can happen and come, but i've never had that with many of those. and so it's a diffe

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she greets eddie her trunk. it belongs to the company, but any big e, as breakage or likes to be known is allowed to drive it. she will live, eat, and sleep, and the trunk 5 square meters for the next 5 days. no problem for the 58 year old break. it has let this lifestyle. some of them said to yes, i just love it. and i can't really explain why i just feel happy behind the steering wheel. boy, hey, nothing big. he leaves the yacht at $530.00 trunk drive is working hours are strictly regulated in germany. more than 10 hours of actual driving time is prohibited. but the entire shift, including preparation, fueling, and loading and unloading is often much longer to shift the shift is normally 15 hours, but it can be extended to 15 hours exam opens, finished. don't look to shift of order is to shift today. it's only a 12 hour shift or not because we're only driving while i'm falling only 12 hours, but that is still a very long shift because 1st has to drive 50 kilometers without a trailer because she has to pick it

i believe that with eddie, there was hate there, there was hate for trans people.ink that he is a hateful boy and i think that he would hate many people regardless. so, it was a contributing factor but i think he's just a hateful person. you have shown incredible strength in this terrible ordeal that you and your family have been through, but i know now you want to turn your attention to some of the things you would like to see changed to help other families of other teenagers with the challenges of living in the 21st century. what is it that you would like to change? so, i'd like to see mobile phone companies take more responsibility. it's so difficult for parents now to safeguard their children. they carry a mobile phone in their pocket 21w, a smartphone with the internet, with all the different social media sites, and it's just so difficult to keep on top of what they're doing. so we've set up a petition which we'd like all families and parents to back and sign. we'd like a law introduced so that there are mobile phones that are suitable for under—16s. so, if yo

the eddie micah julia is my name and you are welcome to the program representatives from these righty governments on the slumber submitted tons group home us will travel to got time this week to try to finalize the choose agreement to egypt. the united states have been key media testing, trying to bring an end to the current conflict in gaza. i do some correspondence. sonya kreme, i gave us more information about the next possible steps towards reaching the deal . a yes, the rare when you told me on friday in paris, over the heads of the massage, the domestic intelligence service, the interest in faith is really in toes and service and the c i a and also the negotiate as a media to some katara and from egypt and on saturday nights the is really a security coming in met. so according to is really a reports in the media. they decided now to continue those negotiations to send messages also to cut to those talks had broken down a couple of weeks ago. and now it seems to, isn't you a framework now, the details or, of course not noon, but this talk about a phase release of hostages up to 4

in the early forties , on the belarusian radio, eddie moiseevna with the composer vaenberg played jazzear in four hands, performed papuri and soundre. to american films, after the war she continued her studies in the class of anatoly bogatyrev, when in the mid- fifties, accompanist skills began to be taught at the conservatory, the first teacher was edie tyrmond, so she is also the founder of the belarusian accompanist school. at the same time, eddie tyrmont was engaged in composing, creating works mainly in chamber music. genre. today marks the birthday of the chief director of the bolshoi theater of belarus, winner of the francis skarina medal, anna motornaya. she was born in 1972. year in nizhny tagilei at the age of 15 she entered the grodno music college. she graduated from the belarusian conservatory, first with a degree in conductor harmeister, then in musical direction. since 2010, she became a stage director in musical theater, and 3 years ago she received an invitation to the main theater of the country. only in the first two years of work, anna dmitrievna staged three very..

i had this conversation with eddie earlier, eddie ghabour, same thing it feels like it would be poisedh. we're in it now. as long as it holds 195 to 197, good stead, and break above 205.5, it is out of here. but i also want to tell you there is another etf, the russell 2000 growth, the iwo, that is already moved above that range. so there is deaf move afoot. whether or not it lasts or not i don't know. i know when things start to get going. what i liked about last week it was moving without the regional banks, the regional banks, the russell has a lot of them in there and regional banks did nothing last week. regionals having a good day. guess what you're seeing with the russell. we're in it, hopefully we'll add if it breaks above 205.60. that is great news. the broad markets stunk for so long we would love to see small caps start to play catchup. we'll play more of them. charles: by the way, folks, to gary's point, small cap growth was up 3%. iwo for those looking for something else. gary, thank you very much, my friend. coming up, speaking of soaring, have you seen bitcoin lately? tr

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eddie rosner - great jazz musician who changed the art world of the 20th century.here is the roof of your house, where is the roof of your house, and if suddenly you become afraid, then sadness does not mean anything when you know that under the sun there is the roof of your house, there is the roof of the house. your moment of grief, any moment, will disappear, every single one, as soon as you remember the blue stars on... the roof of your house, above the roof of your house, the world is full of the joy of happiness, but the native land is dearer than all. and it's so wonderful to come back under the roof of my house, i will cover my house. valeria leshchenko, today is his birthday, he turns 82 years old, we sincerely congratulate him on this event, we wish him, of course, many years of life and good health. but in the meantime, we continue to wake up, ekaterina antonova, nina mozheika, today we are celebrating a new day with you. on our calendar we have the first of february, and this is thursday, while you were sleeping in china , 12 heleostats were installed a

haifa when the deadline closes, eddie howe will be pleased-— will be pleased.ed. how much you think profits and sustainability rules - profits and sustainability rules have played a part for newcastle and other clubs this deadline? i have played a part for newcastle and other clubs this deadline?— other clubs this deadline? i think it is played _ other clubs this deadline? i think it is played a _ other clubs this deadline? i think it is played a huge _ other clubs this deadline? i think it is played a huge part _ other clubs this deadline? i think it is played a huge part of - other clubs this deadline? i think it is played a huge part of it - other clubs this deadline? i think it is played a huge part of it is . it is played a huge part of it is strange and frustrating situation for newcastle united finds. there club is a richness in the world, 80% owned by the saudi arabian peer fund, but they are in a situation where their hands are tied in the transfer window because the profits and sustainability rules which state clubs cannot lose more than £105 million