you give to be married to edward. your right hands together. edward, repeat after me.oking at edward. i, patricia take the, edward, to be my wedded husband, to have and to, hold, to honor and to comfort, in sickness and in health, in sorrow and in joy, to love and to cherish from this day forward. may i have the ring? the wedding ring is the outward and visible sign of inward and spiritual grace. signifying to all uniting of patricia and edward in holy matrimony. let us pray. bless the lord, this ring that he who gives it and she who wears it may know peace and continue in thy favor all the days of their lives. amen. edward, take the ring on the third finger and repeat after me. in symbol and pledge, of our constant love, with this ring, i leave with. let us pray. our father, who art in heaven, hallowed by the name, by kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil. thine is the kingdom and the pow

>> press your right hands together and edward, repeat after me. i, edward take thei.e.y forward. patricia, you repeat after me, looking at edward. i, patricia take thee edward, to be my wedded husband, to have and to hold, to honor and to comfort in sickness and in health, in sorrow and enjoy, to love and to cherish from this day forward. may i have the rings. the wedding ring is the offered and visible sign of an inward and spiritual grace signifying to all the uniting of patricia and edward in holy matrimony. let us pray. bless oh lord this ring that he who gives and she who wears it may know your peace and continue in your favor all the days of their lives, amen. edward, place this ring on the third finger of patricia's left-hand and repeat after me. in symbol and pledge of our constant faith and love, with this ring, i thoughe wed. let us pray. our father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name, thy kingdom come, that i will be done on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against u

and edward repeat after me. i edward take the tricia to be my wedded wife.erish from this day forward. tricia, you repeat after me looking at edward. i can, tricia taken the, edward to be my wedded husband. to have and to hold, to honor and to comfort in sickness and in health. in sorrow and in joy. to love and to cherish from this day forth. may i have the rings? a wedding ring is the outward and visible sign of an inward and spiritual grace signifying to all the uniting of tricia and edward in holy matrimony. let us pray. bless the lord the spring that he who gives it and she who wears it may know thy peace and continue in thy favor all. amen. edward, placeed this ring on the third finger of patricia's left hand and repeat after me. & m pledge of our constant faith and love, all with this i thee wed. let us pray. our father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread. and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. and lead us not u int

edward finch cox was just commencing.erence tricia once said speedy the most important thing is love but love -- you can't really define it. you can say i i love this aboa person, i love this -- intelligent -- [inaudible] that you just can't quite decide. ♪ >> the events leading up to this memorable day all regarded back on the night of march 16. the father of the bride to be announced his daughters engagement. the occasion was an evening at the white house a celebration in honor of the visit to washington of john lynch prime minister of ireland and mrs. nixon's birthday. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i understand i'm supposed to make a surprise announcement. [laughing] the difficulty is that every time i'm supposed to make a surprise announcement, i find that somali it is leaked before i get to make it. and this seems to be no exception. under the circumstances of course i was wondering whether making an announcement to this very distinguished group of our very close friends from all over the united states to making such an announcement whic

that king edward.ueen his outraged wife, queen isabella of france, and her lover, roger mortimer earl of march . meanwhile, in london, march. meanwhile, in london, something unheard of was happening. a parliament was summoned to oversee the quasi legal dup position of a king, a dirty deed to be done in public. according to a sort of law. they drew up what were called the articles of accusation . the articles of accusation. the bafic articles of accusation. the basic charge was that edward had always listened to evil counsel and that he'd refused good counsel. all this meant that he'd done unworthy , unseemly he'd done unworthy, unseemly things , that he had lost out to things, that he had lost out to the scots , lost at bannockburn, the scots, lost at bannockburn, lost the great lands of england in france. it meant also that he had damaged the church . he had had damaged the church. he had murdered , stripped of their murdered, stripped of their lands , great nobles. and then lands, great nobles. and th

say in the chapel of some edward, which is behind the file to the westminster abbey. they will be changing into the roads of estates, but as the king and queen and his majesty will push on the imperial strict states crown and often moving through the ad 8, they will lead the procession back to buckingham palace. the, [000:00:00;00] the queen, king larry, the aerial state, crown molding simpson, and the national and some things on both sides. the king, the wearing those imperial state crowns. the king has $2868.00 diamond on stones, including 17 satisfies, and 11, and the suspect secular. the this, the 2nd, the price of the top of the crown is said to be from edwards, the confesses, ring, and visit a ruby at the front of the crown, which was reportedly warmed by henry. the 5th invest, extraordinarily historic and valuable the chrysler. and at least there are a lot of police in the streets of london today. the i think charles said, making his way through westminster abbey often being officially crowns king followed by queen camilla the making the way back down the what'

and king i edward's crown is the one that is worn— edward's crown is the one that is worn once — edward's is worn once in his rain, at- edward's crown is the one that is worn once in his rain, at the i edward's crown is the one that is- worn once in his rain, at the moment when _ worn once in his rain, at the moment when he _ worn once in his rain, at the moment when he is _ worn once in his rain, at the moment when he is crowned. _ worn once in his rain, at the moment when he is crowned. it _ worn once in his rain, at the moment when he is crowned. it really- when he is crowned. it really proclaims _ when he is crowned. it really proclaims him _ when he is crowned. it really proclaims him as— when he is crowned. it really proclaims him as the - when he is crowned. it really. proclaims him as the sovereign. when he is crowned. it really- proclaims him as the sovereign. it is only— proclaims him as the sovereign. it is only touched _ proclaims him as the sovereign. it is only touched by _ proclaims him as the sovereign. it is only touched by three _ proclaims him as the sovereign. it is on

but then before we left it, edward let slip something very intriguing. you will be why you're not sure what you are. no longer with what comes up and it said it's been a she won't call you the her 0. she's oscar one. yeah. very well. no. whoa, whoa. flying back to key of from chad. nancy edward sent us a message telling us the name of the italian drug boss he mentioned in the interview, cause he modem. yeah, not as soon. we later learned that back in italy. that's sony, just like regular di was suspected of being connected to them, but i can get the mafia organization from the region of in 2015. that sorta was arrested during a mammoth drug bust of almost 1000 kilograms of cocaine. he was later convicted. what if anything, was his connection to roberto, to quote that or to the ukrainians. so far, the only clear response we got from that i'm and edward was that whatever the alleged gang of forgers was up to you to cut that had been the one to blame. then you would, he finally answered his phone. oh, i like you doing. michelle hasn't ordered them in becaus

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edward lucas?— edward lucas? we are a serious count , edward lucas? is so worried about what paul and his blog may say about someone, that they are, as he points out, ludicrously gold—plating these secret rules, that have never been discussed in public, giving... giving the right of appeal... and who is to say, impersonation is rife on twitter, who's to say the social media belongs to the person concerned?— media belongs to the person concerned? , ., , concerned? there is a serious point about this which _ concerned? there is a serious point about this which was _ concerned? there is a serious point about this which was raised - concerned? there is a serious point about this which was raised by i concerned? there is a serious point about this which was raised by dan | about this which was raised by dan kaszeta, he saw no work where the rules were written down, i suppose there can be no rules which presumably covers someone as an expert in chemical weapons and someone who is a crystal healer. there is no this has actually been examined properly, is tha

prince edward and his wife helped out at the prince edward training centre in reading.ere now. over to you nick. , . , , , let's go there now. over to you nick. , . , ,, ., nick. yes, all pressure was on edward and — nick. yes, all pressure was on edward and sophie _ nick. yes, all pressure was on edward and sophie as - nick. yes, all pressure was on edward and sophie as they - nick. yes, all pressure was on i edward and sophie as they came through the doors here of the guides dog centrejust outside reading. they were taking part in a puppy training classes. these are new dogs, just getting into the swing of learning how to be guides dogs. most are puppies and we have had a labrador retriever is here today that edward and sophie were being introduced to. they were puppies and quite excitable, it is better to say. the pressure is on for them to be on their best behaviour. it was also a special moment for the volunteers as the royal couple came through to meet the volunteers and their dogs. they were also put through their paces and had to take part in a training session

edward little a- eared b happened this morning?eared by video _ happened this morning? edward little appeared by video link _ happened this morning? edward little appeared by video link from _ happened this morning? edward little appeared by video link from prison - appeared by video link from prison and having previously pleaded not guilty to the offence are preparing a terrorist arc, you had the charge read to him and this morning he pleaded guilty to the charge of preparing a terrorist act. the acts was essentially planning to murder a christian preacher who often has arguments with muslims in hyde park in london, a woman, and the offence yes pleaded guilty to amounts to him researching her, the location where he wanted to attack her, gathering £5,000 to purchase a gun and the act of trying to purchase that gun. when he was arrested, he was in a taxi which she had paid £300 to travel from brighton and was carrying £5,000 in cash in a bag, under police say he was on his way to try and purchase a gun. the police said on his phone

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i am chief superintendent karen edwards, the divisional— superintendent karen edwards, the divisional police vehicle in lancaster. i want to give _ police vehicle in lancaster. i want to give you — police vehicle in lancaster. i want to give you an update. before i go into the _ to give you an update. before i go into the detail, the most important thing _ into the detail, the most important thing that— into the detail, the most important thing that i— into the detail, the most important thing that i want to say today is that my— thing that i want to say today is that my thoughts and prayers remain with the _ that my thoughts and prayers remain with the little boy and his family. the collision happened just before 830pm _ the collision happened just before 8:30pm on open road in lancaster. at the junction _ 8:30pm on open road in lancaster. at the junction with tory sound road. it the junction with tory sound road. it involved — the junction with tory sound road. it involved a marked police up usual 308 hatchback, which was responding to an emergency call. the boy, who was it _ to an

edward norton is here! >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: edward norton! "extrapolations.h returns this weekend with host, quinta brunson, and musical guest, lil yachty, ego nwodim is here tonight! [ cheers and applause >> steve: oh, ego! [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: and we got great music from parker mccollum >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: big, fun show tonight. guys, i also want to mention, by the way, my new collaboration with warby parker is available now they are called flippies and yeah, here you go, here, this is it uh -- yeah, no -- they're in four boxes >> steve: really the flippie box, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: first one, second one, there's a third one, the fourth - >> steve: yep, it's like a a nesting doll >> jimmy: yes, it's like a a nesting doll here it is this is flippies so look -- just cool, right? >> steve: yeah, those are cool blue sunglasses. >> jimmy: what's that, do you want the black sunglasses? >> steve: what, they're black? >> jimmy: yeah, these are cool, right? [ cheers ] oh -- oh, you're bored of these? >> steve: yoink. >> jimmy: oh,

edward little planned to buy a gun to kill a christian preacher at speakers' corner.e was stopped and arrested last september. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, has been following the case. this morning, edward little appeared by video link from prison and having previously pleaded not guilty to the offence of preparing a terrorist act, he had the charge read to him again, and this morning he pleaded guilty to the charge of preparing a terrorist act. and the terrorist act that he's pleaded guilty to was essentially planning to murder a christian preacher who often has arguments with muslims. at speaker's corner in hyde park in london, a woman called hatton tash, and the offence that he's pleaded guilty to amounts to him researching her, researching the location where he wanted to attack her, gathering £5,000 in order to purchase a gun, and then going about the act of trying to purchase that gun. when he was arrested, he was in a taxi for which he'd paid £300 to travel from brighton to london, and he was carrying £5,000 in cash in a bag. and the police s

alix: edward, what do you think? edward: i don't think there will be as many signs as in the future. this is yesterday's data. what we saw today was pok west, they cut their shares from 25 to one because they need to hold onto cash. events you must make or enough that what we see in the data today will inform us how much worse it will be going forward. another thing that is interesting in that context is jay powell did not seem to be that negative on the data he had already seen. we see the data, will be understand that he is downplaying a more significant story or is it in line with what he said, a slow tightening which allows the fed to continue to hike interest rates or keep them on hold for a considerable period of time. dani: is there some degree he does not want to spook the market? how bad would it have to be for this to be the thing that stops the fed from another hike, 25 basis points and gets to what the market is saying, cuts come your end. -- year end. edward: it would have to be pretty bad, more of a pro

hello, i'm mark edwards from the bbc sport centre.hat london's violence reductions would come to a score like this one in croydon by the idea is that children who need support should be given it from the earliest possible point and this school, norbury manor, or ray benefits from funding that gains that teach about healthy relationships and teamwork but for many houses being made available to primary schools specifically for speech and language skills.— specifically for speech and language skills. what we know is that sadly. _ language skills. what we know is that sadly, one _ language skills. what we know is that sadly, one in _ language skills. what we know is that sadly, one in two - is that sadly, one in two prisoners have been excluded from school and we further know that if you have special educational needs, you are four times as likely to get excluded. we really need to be investing in programmes that give additional support, absolutely to young people who needed but also gives the space for teachers. needed but also gives the

one go well with our tent and of the saint edwards, crown controls. the 3rd is only the 7th moment to wear this crown off. it was made for king charles the 2nd in 16. 61, the of the god save the king. the very, very heavy we're moving to team is that from the and is we hearing the trumpet sounding there. also gun salute. split of being fired across the u. k. of the tower of london who's got praise and other places around the the end of the 4th the, the, the, the lord bless you and keep you below my face, faded to shine upon you and be gracious to you. the loads, lift up the lights of his countenance upon you and gave you his peace of lord protect you in all your ways and prosper all your work in his name. the lord gave you hope and happiness that you may inspire all your people in the invitation of his own changing lo, load, grown wisdom and knowledge. be the stability of your times and the fear of the lord your treasure. may god poured upon you the riches of his grace. bless you and keep you in his holy fear to pay you for a happy attendance and rece

hello, i'm mark edwards with your sports news.ester city manager pep guardiola says he wants the 115 premier league financial charges against the club dealt with as soon as possible. the catalan, who has a contract until 2025, has also said he would not quit the club while the charges remain unresolved. guardiola hasjust led manchester city to their fifth premier league title in six seasons. however, in february, they were charged with breaches of the league's financial rules from 2009 to 2018. they were also accused of not cooperating since the investigation began in december 2018. city have denied financial wrongdoing. guardiola was speaking ahead his side's tie with brighton as they look to claim the treble, with the fa cup and champions league finals to come next month. i will stay next season when we are handed breaches for the premier league. don't worry, we will be there. if it happens, it happens. it happened with uefa, and now with the premier league. so let's go. 2a hours, come on, sit down, talk and both sides�* lawyers

also oni— anne and prince edward. also oni io— anne and prince edward.ack to— online dab+ radio and on tune in now it's back to nana . wow. now it's back to nana. wow. inani— now it's back to nana. wow. run you— now it's back to nana. wow. run you .— now it's back to nana. wow. thank you , bethany. /o. ”o thank you, bethany. you're weighing— thank you, bethany. you're wnioiing or— thank you, bethany. you're watching or listening to gb news. plenty more still to come this afternoon , including what this afternoon, including what did the body language expert say? what did he make of some of the family, the royal family, and what were they were doing today? what do you think he'll be telling us that plus, we'll be telling us that plus, we'll be playing our coronation quiz. i've some great prizes with i've got some great prizes with some guests. will be some of my guests. will be heading to going head head to heading to going head to head to see how much they know about our king. so don't go anywhere . on gb news. the people's channel britain is watching . b

this came up in the john edwards case. it would have been litigated up on the court of appeals, but they couldn't secure convictions in the john edwards case. in the john edwards case, you had a presidential candidate who somebody else was paying off as mr. here you have trump paying off of the legs, mistress? well, that's entirely under the us constitution under the 1st amendment. no campaign lock and limit what you spend on your own behalf. and so that's why as a constitutionally protected right, to do whatever he wants, that's why they're going through some procedural shenanigans to try to escape the constitution's restrictions on their charges. mister barnes campaigns and nations and billings have been used by previous democratic administrations in a pretty laser fair way. it's no secret here in russia. the, the prior to these huge fallout between moscow and washington and number of russian bags. and steve connected enterprises made contributions to the clinton foundation . i think that it was also raised as a concern,

edward, which, by the way, weighs more than 2 kg. monarchs wear and only once in a lifetime during the coronation ceremony and we will see all the brilliance of all the precious stones that are in it of course then after this coronation ceremony king charles will be in a slightly lighter crown that weighs kilograms and we will see how this ceremony will take place, a ceremony the likes of which has not been seen in britain for 70 years, and by the way. join us on the bbc new youtube channel from ukraine, where we will broadcast from the vosminister abbey at 1:00 p.m. kyiv time. i am with you on this. i say goodbye and finally i leave you with the story of what crown will be crowned the queen of the concert and camila, this is the crown from which the controversial cofino diamond was taken, look , this is not the largest diamond in the world, but it is definitely the most controversial, they say that the kohinoor even carries a curse, the buchengel palace decided to do without it at the coronation. so, when camilla is crowned together

that's bringing to edward joseph. he was the us deputy, head of the arrest, the emission in cost of, of the drawing, just line from where you got in croatia and what good job you with us. so how worrying then all these, when you tensions between cost of the answer be, i mean, there's been increased hostility simmering for some time between both sides. is this a fragile piece that's about to explode? the thinks it's not, it's not quite so slow, but it's serious as any confrontation in any violence and serious particularly if someone were to get killed. it would even more escalades and tensions between the 2 sides of the trap on watkins, the type of bottles that they put me to because nato troops, the k for, for us are the most, all and the have the ultimate responsibility for security. but still, it is a dangerous volatile situation. there is no doubt about that. and it's exploited as your package suggested by the serbian president alexander of richard, who continues to defy the you position, then use sanctions by supp

i am at the king edward vii park in wembley _ there. the king edward vii park in wembley and _ there. i am at the king edward vii park in wembley and this - there. i am at the king edward vii park in wembley and this is - there. i am at the king edward vii park in wembley and this is the i park in wembley and this is the scouts�* test event for volunteers to get them interested in volunteering and there has been all sorts of activities happening throughout the day. there has been a climbing wall, a bouldering wall and even some axe throwing. we are in a massive tent where there have been arts and crafts. and i am here with the scouts and guides. they are saying hello to you now. we are joined by the carb assistant team leader. what has it been like volunteering? me. i has it been like volunteering? me, i have found — has it been like volunteering? me, i have found it _ has it been like volunteering? me, i have found it really _ has it been like volunteering? me, i have found it really fulfilling. - has it been like volunteering? me, i h

congresswoman edwards. by guns in this country per year. they do nothing about it. you have an incident or to a voter fraud and they want to pass hundreds of voter suppression laws. i was just listening to ted cruz talking about how body bags are piling up in the southern border because of illegal immigration -- illegal immigrants crossing our border, as he described it, not my words, his. they want to describe that as an invasion and that it requires federal action. and the death as a result of gun violence, they offer thoughts and prayers. >> i think it's very frustrating, it's very selective in terms of who is important and not when it comes to the political conversation. i think what's really disturbing to me though is when you say those numbers, this is what actually sets us apart from all of our pure nations across the world. it is this prevalence of gun violence. in the number of children and teenagers who are killed every year. people killed in domestic violence, by suicide, and of course mass shoot

edward, are we close? is it possible? is today the day? >> reporter: you know, lauren, it depends on who you ask as to how close we actually are. we're hearing the latest from the source familiar with the talks saying that there is progress in the talks, but also hearing from the house speaker's side that they're not in the zone yet for a deal. as both the president and lawmakers now go out of town, there doesn't seem to be a lot of panic. >> we are close to having a deal. wert not going to default. -- wert not going to default. we are going to keep the full faith and credit of the united states. it's going to be there, i can assure you. i'm very confident that the negotiators are going to get this done if joe biden will commit to the getting it done. look, the reason we're in this mess right now is because joe biden wasted so much time saying that he did not want to negotiate. >> reporter: registered voters turning on president biden in the latest polling by fox news, only 18% say the economy is excellent or good. 83% if it's only fair or

prince edwards, who's now that you could edinburgh, give them laptop for off to his, the philip the to for that and for died. and his while i sophie the duchess of edinburgh. and they have said to be very popular, they will, they will loved the particularly sophie not to find the late queen. they seem to have a very close relationship. but we must remember that a couple of decades ago, she herself, i'll go into some help. most of following an interview with one of the tabloids in the you can not realizing she was speaking to them to cut the reports and such some rather 14 comments, but with community so given by the queen and is not playing a very important role within the role families we should mention, i think we did just see um, footage of princess on the princess royal walking into the the abbey that controls the system. she's taking on an important ceremonial role today. again, one of these extraordinarily historical traditions, she will officially be called today. this is princess and gold. stick in wasting now. gold sticking racing is the person who is entrusted with the monex

neil: thank you for that edward. about two hours away what we can expect, what implications of the move will be. any rate hike would be the 10th of this cycle most aggressive in four decades. lou basenese joins us, remember rin gibbs. what are you expecting. >> 25 bps. i'm with the consensus. we're looking at 25 bps. neil: basis points. >> basis points yes. neil: you guys are so cool. >> one quarter of a percent. neil: would that be it? >> you know, right now, looking at, as we just saw the jobs report, looking at wage growth, and so we saw about 1.3, 1 1/2% wage growth in the first quarter of this year just on the back of 1.1 in the fourth quarter of last year. that means that even though we're hearing numbers about hayoffs, we're still seeing wage growth keep coming up. neil:adp was off the charts. >> exactly. until the growth stops i think the fed could remain aggressive. we need to see wage growth to sort of stablize in order for inflation numbers to come down, for the fed to back off. neil: got it. lou, we were

i do know edward lawrence is there. nothing art firm about edward.can tell you what is happening do you. >> reporter: it is really me, neil. the industry says they can manage a.i. vice president kamala harris is leading the meeting with four a.i. industry leaders. open a.i. ceo sam altman told me, he is not concerned. listen. >> i think we can manage it for sure. we need to take it seriously. now is a good time to be doing this. it is a challenge but i'm sure one we can handle. >> reporter: others in the meeting incruding microsoft ceo, satya nadella and going get see owe, sundar pichai said. >> looking forward to a got meeting, or the report this brings total number of institute the in the country to 25. the administration forming a private sector committee to develop a a.i. rights system and blueprint. drafting a a.i. on government systems. that will be out for public comment. a final rule will be made. there is no time frame when any of the guidelines or safeguards will be released. back you to you guys. neil: edward lawrence, thank you. this is g

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neil: thank you, edward lawrence. there are 35 republican lawmakers in the house who are dead-set against voting for this. that number could be growing. enter my next guest, florida republican cory mills, who is issuing a debt limit extension measure in a bid to get a better deal because this is not a better deal to him. he is kind enough to join us. congressman, tell us a little bit what you're proposing? >> thanks so much for having me, neil, the bottom line the republican house had passed the limit save growth act. that is al far stretch from what we're seeing right now with the idea of this fiscally irresponsible act we're getting ready to pass right now. what we're trying to do, my bill is called back to the negotiating table act. allows additional week of extensions. allows secretary yellen to cover current obligations with no additional spending to get a better deal. this is the facts, neil. we had 87 provisions that allowed us proper reforms in permitting limit save grow. in this new bill we only get four. gra

hello, i'm marc edwards from the bbc sport centre. coming up on our programme: pandemonium in paris, as world number two daniil medvedev is sent crashing out of the french open by qualifier thiago syboth wild. london irish�*s fight for existence continues — the players have only been offered half of this month's wages. we talk to triple olympic champion adam peaty as he opens up about his struggles with depression and alcohol. hello and thanks forjoining us. we're going to start at roland garros, and we've got ourselves the first big shock of the french open, where the men's world number two daniil medvedev is out — beaten by brazilian qualifier thiago syboth wild over five sets. medvedev was fresh from winning his first clay—court title in rome, but his opponent — ranked 172nd in the world — pounced on the russian�*s inconsistency to book a first grand slam second—round spot. medvedev said he was glad the clay court season was over after the match. for sure i'm really disappointed. i'm going to be one week thinking about this match,

ed warmed, thank you -- edward, thank you.98 billion. but if lawmakers cannot reach that deal to lift the borrowing limit, uncle sam runs out of money, who's at risk of not getting their checks first? according to the bipartisan policy center, on june 1st medicare needs to send out $47 billion if in reimbursements. military and civil retirees are waiting on checks worth $12 billion. another $12 billion many veterans' benefits is owed. and here's a biggie, on june 2nd social security has a $25 the billion bill due. and lastly, $2 billion is supposed to go to medicaid. but the man who ran two of those huge entitlement programs says while many americans desperately depend on them, they are exactly where the government spending problems lie. joining me now first on fox business is man who worked on both sides of the aisle, george mason university her cat that center charles blahouse. sir, you have run medicare and, of course, social security. you've been intimately involved many all these kinds of dramas. you are precisely saying

and donna edwards it's still with us. >> joe, we'll start with you. what do you make of the news that's coming out of a.g. bragg's office right now and how would this, new evidence of this trump audio affect the hush money case against the president? >> it's impossible to know what that is. it's a witness and trump. it could be michael cohen. it could be the tape that we already know about. but, it could be a different witness and a different type. either way, tape recordings are extremely powerful evidence. they frequently are determinative of a conviction. obviously, in watergate, we used a lot of tapes. they really made the case. it's very important, because it could lead to a conviction just on one tape recording. but it depends on what it is. and we will have to wait and see. >> so congresswoman, you have a situation where trump has this long history of denigrating judges, lawyers, jurors, robert mueller, all of the above, right? do you see him actually being able to contain himself from continuing to defame miss carroll? >> i think unless we are

hello, i'm mark edwards from the bbc sports centre. coming up on our programme, heading into the final. inter milan beat fierce rivals ac milan 2—0 in the first leg of their champions league last four tie. more disappointment for delhi — capitulation from the capitals as they lose again in the ipl while the super kings march on. and the weather wreaks havoc on stage five of the giro d'ltalia — in fact it was raining cats and dogs, with the world champion given a �*ruff�* ride. hello and thanks forjoining us. we start in italy where inter milan have taken a huge step towards reaching their first champions league final in 13 years. they beat city rivals ac milan 2—0 at the san siro to grab the advantage heading into next week's second leg. earlier i spoke to our european football reporterjohn bennett for his take on an eventful night. an astonishing start, a brilliant side foot volley onjust eight minutes. then three minutes later, henrikh mkhitaryan. a parting of the ways of the ac milan defense, he runs through, makes it 2—0 and it cou

i'm mark edwards from the bbc sports centre. coming up on our programme... late drama from the old lady juventus equalise at the death in their europa league semifinal. first leg clash with syria. record breaking for the rajasthan royals. 21—year—old yashasvi jaiswal hits the fastest half century in ipl history. shocking the eternal city as sofia kenin stunned second seeded sabalenka in straight sets at the rome open. hello and welcome to the programme. lots to get through, but we'll start with football on another big night of european action with the semi—finals of both the europa league and the europa conference league under way in turin. juventus left it very, very late to snatch a draw at home to four—time europa league champions severe. the spanish side had led through youssef and nasri in the first half, but they couldn't hang on for victory. federico gatti with uva's equaliser in the seventh minute of stoppage time. and then the semifinal roma have the advantage after beating bayer leverkusen 1—0 eduardo bove with the only goal midway through the seco

i'm mark edwards, with you're your sport. we're going to start with football, and newcastle united will play champions league football next season. eddie howe�*s side claimed the point they needed to secure a top four premier league finish with a goalless draw against relegation threatened leicester whose top flight fate is no longer in their own hands. katies gornall was at st james park. well, a little over a year and a half ago, newcastle united were relegation fodder. but the saudi—led takeover of this club has turbo—charged them and they are now back among europe's elite for the first time in 20 years. in truth there was a party atmosphere from the start here at st james�*s park. inside there was a sea of flags and banners. and you can understand why newcastle fans felt confident. they knew they needed just a point against second bottom leicester to be sure of champions league qualification. but in truth, they made really hard work of it. they dominated possession against the side, they had multiple chances, they hit the