frankie: ¿sabes qué, benito?hora que me contaron todo lo que pasó con las palomas se me ocurrió una película. una película que es sobre unos pájaros, pero estos pájaros no pueden volar, benito. están enojados, por supuesto, entonces, como no pueden volar los avientan con una resortera. benito: esa ya existe. frankie: ¿sí? benito: sí, es la de los angry birds. frankie: no, pues, déjame echarle una pensada. buenas noches. hoy fallecÓ el actor mexicano xavier Ópez, xavier Ópez, conocido como "chabelo", quien a lo largo de su carrera se convirtio en un Ícono de la televisÓn y de los programas para niÑos en latinoamerica... el tambÉn conductor y animador deja un legado de alegÍa para varias generaciones... desde ciudad de Éxico sandra arguellesnos tiene embleÁticas iÁgenes de "chabelo" y reacciones a su fallecimiento. el expresidente donald trump realiÓ hoy un mitin de campaÑa en waco, texas, esto en medio de los procesos legales que enfrenta y que pudieran llevarlo a ser juzgado por cargos criminales... en el evento

three weeks before i came back home, i met frankie in belgium. we fell in love. i came back to israel and frankie followed two weeks later. - although i was successful in what i was doing in england and had a lot of friends, once in a while you go somewhere and somebody is saying something not so nice because you are an israeli or a jew or whatever, and then you think, yeah, i don't want to raise my kids here, and that was the reason, i believe. - we're the same age, dror and i, when we both finished our years of training abroad and basically came back to israel and that was the beginning of 10 very intensive years of being part of the horse world in israel, building it, setting up infrastructures, writing a rule book, applying for membership in the fei. the bond that we have with horses is just magical. it's inexplicable. (elegant music) (yael speaking hebrew) yael for me is the whole package. she's professional, she's honest, she's hard working. from the beginning, you could see how talented she was. she would prove herself over the years to become one of the b

sadly, frankie did just that.d accessed things. the coroner in the inquest, said that the stories she accessed right at the end which were her favourite band was copied. because there was content in there about people in the band. it is fictional, about people taking their own lives, methods and the place and everything. so that has helped us a little bit to understand what had happened. also, we were still left, as every parent is, with unanswered questions. and we would have really appreciated that platform going to the inquest, as they were requested to. parentsjust the inquest, as they were requested to. parents just want to know, the inquest, as they were requested to. parentsjust want to know, what is this all about. because we were really careful with frankie, she had special needs, she was vulnerable. we were absolutely at a loss. we didn't realise frankie had left a note. the police found it when they came to the house. she mentioned someone in the hoof we had no idea who it was. we went on instagram, onl

the man he knew, he said, wa frankie jaramillo.n fact, set for it, he bought a used bmw from frank, for $25,000. and frank was going to deliver the car when he returned fro an overseas business trip. in new delhi of course, from from records the cops knew perfectly well that frank, aka, elk about, wa in fact at home. about 50 miles north of long beach, and with -- but fred kept talking. and there was more chatter - more than $100, 000, which mad sense given what detectives ha already learned about frank. >> he had a fetish for watches living a lifestyle of the rich he really didn't have an full-time job. >> but if frank thought he was taking advantage of fred, th detectives believed it was jus the opposite >> i think fred schockne wanted to own frank on som way. >> so we already had $100,000? now, he's on the hook, big-tim to fred. and he says, to get off th hook, you got me - >> correct >> then, swipe swipe clean >> yeah, absolutely -- >> so, and the detectives view fred was the mastermind, using his financial leverage to -- who i

. >> reporter: instead, she heard humans deb and randy hoyt, owners of a widower goose named frankie. reporter: and so they set up a blind date, where blossom welcomed frankie with open wings. >> they started walking off together, and they haven't really left each other's sides since. > reporter: a loving reminder that until your last day is etched in stone, don't ever give up. on finding goose bumps. steve hartman, "on the road," in marshalltown, iowa. >> margaret: and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." on sunday's "face the nation," i will be joined by west virginia senator joe manchin. for norah o'donnell, i am margaret brennan. i will see you sunday. have a great night. ♪ ♪ >>> right now on cbs news bay area, students take to the streets after a number of violent incidents at their school including a deadly stabbing. >> my school absolutely failed him 100%. i was the one who called 911. i do not currently feel safe coming to school. >> the changes they want to see when it comes to their safety. >>> and a new twist in oakland's ongoing ransomware saga. the information hackers ar

. >> reporter: instead she heard humans deb and randy hoyt, owners of a widower goose named frankie.porter: and so they set up a blind mate, where blossom welcomed frankie with open wings. >> they started walking off together, and they haven't really left each other's sides since. >> reporter: a loving reminder that until your last day is etched in stone, don't ever give up. on finding goose bumps. steve hartman, "on the road," in marshalltown, iowa. >> margaret: and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." on sundays "face the nation," i will be joined by west virginia senator joe manchin. for norah o'donnell, i am margaret brennan. i will see you sunday. have a great night. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: dumping a child on her mom's doorstep. >> the mother didn't have the stuff for the baby. she was homeless. >> judge judy: it's not like you're pawning off a kitten, you know. this is not a kitten. >> announcer: but the house wasn't big enough for them all. >> judge judy: and then you and your stepfather got into a fight. >> he said to me, "why are you trying to take advantage of your mother? and i

frankie mccamley, bbc london.with tourette's syndrome, a neurological condition which causes physical and verbal tics. there's no cure but a new device, which looks like a smartwatch, has been described as a game—changer when it comes to reducing those symptoms. navtej johal went to find out more. these people all have tourette syndrome. they're trying out a device at home which they hope will help them control the tics or involuntary movements caused by the condition. it looks like a wristwatch. once they turn it on, their tics stop almost completely. these videos were filmed as part of a clinical trial, and it's because of these sorts of results that the device is being called a game changer. tourette's is a neurological condition, which usually starts in childhood. it's disturbing that by stimulating it, we're reducing the... professor stephen jackson from the university of nottingham has led the research into the gadget. it works by delivering electrical pulses, which send signals to the brain, reducing the am

frankie mccamley, bbc london.es are facing a "cliff edge" in their energy bills from april, which could see thousands of firms go under. they're urging the government in the coming budget, to extend the help on bills, provided throughout the winter. here's marc ashdown. i've spent £76.83 this week. and have you had it on much? no! sue has turned meter— reading into a fine art. after seeing her energy bills treble, she's cut back on everything, from doing her washing, to making tea. i turn radiators off in rooms. i've shut doors. i sit with a rug around me at night, in my lounge. you're just constantly cutting back on everything. since october, the government's energy price guarantee means a typical consumer pays a maximum of £2,500 a year. that figure is planned to rise to £3,000 in april, but could now be frozen where it is for another three months. now, there will be some additional support for pensioners like sue, those on low incomes and on disability benefits. and if you want to see how you might be affected,

frankie mccamley, bbc london.the latest protest across the country against government plans to radically overhaul the judicial system. record numbers of demonstrators turned out in cities like haifa. at the main protest in tel aviv reports suggest 200,000 people attended. opponents of the reforms say they're a threat to israel's democracy. organisers have promised to ramp up protests if the government doesn't shelve the legislation. brazil's amazon region reached record levels of deforestation in february. the number of trees cut down increased by 99% ina year. the figures highlight the challenges faced by the left— wing government of president lula da silva. he's promised to protect the amazon and reinstate the environmental protections rolled back by his predecessor, jair bolsonaro. she was once a waitress at the oscars — now her movie, all quiet on the western front, is nominated for no fewer than nine awards. we've been following the former scottish triathlete, turned movie—maker, lesley paterson, because her

a question, everyone looking for the answer. rebecca route as they reported from jerusalem. frankie, rebecca, let's have a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. mia mas military hunter has been marking the armed forces day troops paraded with a capital to commemorate the founding of the country's army. during world war 2, the military seas par and imprisoned, elected officials following a coup in 2021. clear efforts on the way and the state of mississippi. after tanaka tornadoes destroyed several towns. president joe biden as declared an emergency freeing up federal funds. at least 25 people were killed when the twist is flat. neighborhoods down trees and power lines in yemen. thousands have filled the streets of the rebel house, capital santa, to mark 8 years of their war against the saudi led coalition. yemen has been entrenched in the civil war since 2014 resulting in one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. you can lie to me. hundreds of firefighters in east and spain are battling the 1st major wildfire of the season. some 1700 people have

i have made three feature films with her and seven years in "grace and frankie." >> jane: yeah. there is nobody like her. she redefined one woman show. don't make fun of me.& i'm being serious. >> stephen: i'm sure you are. lily, how would you describe your relationship with jane? >> lily: i too am serious when i say "somewhat distant." >> stephen: really? >> lily: that's how you keep the love alive. >> stephen: even when you're together, it's a long-distance relationship? >> lily: somewhat. you withhold a little bit. always holding something mysterious and aspirative and not divulging everything. >> stephen: sure, leave them wanting a little more. this is public knowledge, you have done peyote together. i was wondering. a lot of people are micro-dosing and stuff like that. what was that expense like? >> lily: i microdosed. she's not that advanced. >> stephen: really? are you micro-dosing right now? >> lily: of course. >> stephen: would you all recommend the effects of peyote? >> jane: i've always had really good experiences with peyote but the time we took it tog

other 5 games. 5 players, among others, are not available for the game due to food poisoning and frankieng due to injury . we know what team they will combine with persepolis, who gave a brilliant performance in the last six matches with the roosters in the qatar world cup. he only succeeded in one important game in 2018 the defeat of the french and 5 more games, i lost 5 players, among others, because of food poisoning, and frankie diong is not available for the game due to an injury . and by passing wayne rooney, he was named the best national scorer of england. argentina's national football team defeated panama with two goals in a friendly match. almada and messi were albi celeste's scorers in this game. the argentines celebrated the championship in the first player after winning the world cup. held in the first round of tennis 1000 points, miami storyteller ro alexander won against his rivals. good evening tomorrow, saturday, the fifth of farvard, the third of ramadan, and 25 midnight religious practices tonight at 23:28, the call to prayer tomorrow morning in tehran at 437:00, and s

hairston new jersey, if you thought chin and frankie facing off is tough, wait until chin faces chenelle from georgia, you could have had totally separate bracket with just the names of biden's friends. how did we forget merk wiggins and chop somali? unbelievable! you know what? we'll do another one. nancy from north carolina, do you ever do i'm watters and this is my world left handed? i'm watters -- i'm ambidextrous with my tag off. did i misrow to nouns ambidextrous? ambidextrous. i can go both ways. that's all for tonight. dvr the show and get your brackets in -- get your picks in, all right? tucker carlson is next. i'm watters and this is my world. >> tucker: good evening. welcome to tucker carlson tonight. happy monday. the dominant rumor on the internet over the weekend is donald trump will soon be indicted, possibly even handcuffed on camera. is that true? we can't say. we do know that trump is the subject of a grand jury investigation in manhattan. that's the city that voted against donald trump by almost 80% in the last presidential election. we also know that the grand jur

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i'm frankie mccamley. our top stories...after the russian leader said he would station nuclear weapons there. a state of emergency in mississippi — after a powerful tornado kills at least 26 people. as soon as we would go from one vehicle to the next vehicle orfrom building to building we could hear screams and we could hear cries for help. voters in berlin are to decide whether germany's capital should be carbon neutral by 2030. donald trump heads to texas to start his campaign to win back the us presidency in 202a.

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poignant revelation, the duo of paul mescal known from the series normal people and the young debutant frankiemages in their performance turned out to be incredibly touching and truthful. everything is fine. it happens to you that you are bored and hard and sad. you seem to be drowning mmm. well, we are on vacation medea mystical horror a a woman trying to save her sons from an ancient family curse. according to the producers. while working on the film , they were inspired by other alejandromes of the ariaster reincarnation set, and mama and andres museum made a film for dinosaur laureate igor voloshin, the main role was played by olga simonova , who received a jury diploma for her sincerity for this work. film festival winter snow is a new film based on stephen king's story children of the corn is a prequel to the original story in a small town an adult decides to get rid of loss-making corn fields. and the children, for some inexplicable reason, do not agree with such a decision and arrange a bloody massacre . the director and screenwriter of the project was kurt wimar. author of the anti-ut

i know they, franky, with the letter from, you know, with regard to joe, by imposing these sanctions on russia, you know, has destroyed the american economy. so there's your boomerang. huh. the chinese president's visit to russia is historic for a number of reasons. first to accent, the growing russia, china strategic partnership, and 2nd, to demonstrate what both countries publicly advocated the transition to a multi poll the world beyond american hegemony. a ms. munoz carter to let you know if you speak russian, keep your voice down while out and about a couple of don't put your human symbols on display a guy. so you guys don't talk to strangers. i avoid noisy gatherings with what she can do. i get a minute actually, even your colleagues and perhaps also your friends think you're guilty because you'll rush a specific social with a top headlines often international as moscow says, the u. k. is escalating the conflict by promising to send depleted uranium ammunition to ukraine. russia highlight of a devastating health consequences for civilians and the military author they've been us

reporter frankie thompson takes a look at ways to help those who are at risk of cardiovascular diseaseer one cause of death for women in the united states, one in every three women will die from cardiovascular disease, and, in fact, one in every two black women will die from cardiovascular disease. dr michelle albert with american heart association says heart condition kills more than 50,000 black women each year, with stroke being the leading cause of their annually the association dedicates february as the heart health awareness month to connect with women who are at risk women taking charge of their lives and their heart health. knowing your cholesterol known your blood pressure knowing their sugar levels. the question is, why is heart disease targeting this specific population? doctors say there are risk factors more prevalent in black people that cause heart failure and attacks, pressure hypertension, high blood sugar, diabetes, um, overweight obesity , smoking lahan with virginia mason. franciscan health says the heart condition starts with their choice of food and salt intake. s

i'm frankie mccamley. the headlines...fter unrest in the capital. these are the dramatic scenes just a few mintues ago at least 23 people have died as violent storms triggered by a tornado rip through the southern us state of mississippi. security forces in france remain on high alert, after legislation to raise the state pension age caused massive protests.

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i mean, i know they franky with what we're gonna go to, joe, by imposing these sanctions on russia has destroyed the american economy. so there's a boomerang. oh, welcome back to the whistle blowers. i'm john kerry. i'll go. we're speaking with joseph hickman, a u. s. military veteran and author of the book, the burn pitts. good to have you back joe. the u. s. defense department is now estimating that 3 and a half 1000000 troops that us troops in kosovo, iraq and afghanistan eventually returned to the u. s. with respiratory or other health problems because of, of exposure to the burn pits. that is a gigantic number. but the problem that we've seen since 2010 is that the pentagon didn't bother to keep records of what was actually burned, where it was burned, how it was burned, and who was exposed to the smoke. as a result, the u. s. department of veterans affairs has been reluctant to admit that these diseases were service related. has that finally been fixed, or veterans finally receiving the care and the benefits that they deserve. a lot more veterans are getting to hear. the tact rec

i mean, i know they, franky with joe, by imposing these sanctions on russia has destroyed the american economy. so there's your boomerang, i'm willing, i saw with no cranium, t a sheet ship a control in particular boards. so you should feel free to give them a border by likely system will only be near them. did not sing the anthem, missy leah with a tim jeff, darker room. there's a crazy, that's a lot of the my subway, but just a, i need a price quote. was for that for a while. i'm on the back or quick with global. i'm saying years about how she took on a job, please about the enough room for you real quick to take a picture. well, go double play. you have to close with a. ah, imagine you're in the u. s. military and your job is to take care of waste, disposal. that sounds easy enough and your orders are to bulldoze everything into a giant pile, spray it with jet fuel and set it on fire. that sounds like a terrible idea. it'll pollute everything, and it will cause untold health problems. i'm john kerry aku and you're watching the whistleblowers burn pits have become a serious issue in

. >> reporter: instead, she heard humans deb and randy hoyt, owners of a widower goose named frankie.'s so lonely. >> you know, i thought, well, that will be great, you know. >> reporter: and so they set up a blind date where blossom welcomed frankie with open wings. >> they started walking off together, and they haven't really left each other's side since. >> reporter: a loving reminder that until your last day is etched in stone, don't ever give up on finding goose bumps. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. (male) there are many voices in today's world. everyone is voicing their opinions about everything, and jesus is no exception to that. what if there was a clear voice telling you exactly who jesus is? (male announcer) join dr. david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is an

. >> reporter: instead, she heard humans deb and randy hoyt, owners of a widower goose named frankie.l be great, you know? >> reporter: and so they set up a blind date where blossom welcomed frankie with open wings. >> they started walking off together and they haven't really left each other's side since. >> reporter: a loving reminder that until your last day is etched in stone don't ever give up. on finding goosebumps. i'm not a doctor. i'm not even in a doctor's office. i'm standing on the street, talking to real people about their heart. how's your heart? my heart's pretty good. you sure? i think so. how do you know? you're driving a car? you have the check engine light, but the heart doesn't have a hey, check heart sign. i want to show you something. put both fingers right on those pads. there you go. in 30 seconds, we're going to have a medical grade ekg. -there it is. -that is you. look at that. with kardiamobile, the fda cleared personal ekg device. you can take a medical grade ekg in just 30 seconds from anywhere. kardiamobile is proven to detect atrial fibrillation, one of t

my partner like i said my partner, frankie shepherd. immediately started doing search and rescue efforts trying to help people out of the rubble and the chase is over for us once we came into the town and saw that scene i can't imagine. i'm sure you were, um, happy that you were safe and unharmed. zachary thank you so much for talking to us about your experience and stay safe out there. thank you. thank you. thank you. once again there are reports of deaths after a very powerful storm system moved through mississippi. several twisters touched down the towns of rolling fork. silver city. also amory, mississippi, all sustaining what we're what we're seeing is catastrophic damage. local officials are saying that a number of people are injured and still trapped in huge piles of rubble. it is dark right now, so unfortunately, it's going to take rescue crews some time to try and get to people that may need help, but the search and rescue operation is ongoing. we're being told right now the violent storms moved across several southern states p

and i hope your be happy with with to frankie is making a comeback in the us. extracting boil and gas from deep layers of rock keeps energy prices low worldwide and but releases harmful methane in the process. disastrous for the environment and the climate, but good for the wallet. bracketing opponents don't have an easy global 3000. next d w. o. oh . i see. it's just a thought say what grade level, what do you, what do you get for $0.50 or $0.50? a lot of it thinking bills. lot. did you know it costs $0.50 to feed one hungry child for one full day? one day a dog with the share the meal. you could share your meal with children in need with just $0.50 and a tap on your smartphone. together we can and global hunger. please download the app. ah ah, welcome to global 3000 cost. the old black thing in the us, the fucking industry is booming, to the dismay of environmental.

well, he spoke to my colleague frankie mccamley. well, yeah.scale tornado outbreak, fast—moving supercell storms moving at speeds of up to 60 miles an hour. and we were actually chasing storms for about four to five hours during the day. none were going tornadic. and then, right at sunset, it was like a switch was flipped from off to on, the low level winds started to accelerate above 60 knots. and as soon as the storm hit the mississippi river, as those southerly winds were streamed up, the delta there, it went tornadic. and there was a long track tornado that was possibly on the ground continuously for over 50 to 100 miles. we'll have to see if it was consecutive tornadoes, multiple tornadoes or one long—track one, but we were heading from south to north, from vicksburg toward rolling fork. and the storm was absolutely electrified. the lightning was pulse lightning — so, frequent, strobe lightning, so you could see the whole structure of the storm. and then suddenly, you saw that wedge tornado probably over a quarter to a half mile wide as it

the morning, or wish you were banding all in ports of russian oil and gas news, which i know they franky, with info with joe by imposing these sanctions on russia, you has destroy the american economy. so there's your boomerang. huh? [000:00:00;00] ah, ah. o, march 20th 2003, the u. s. army and its allies invaded iraq. find a way to heat the fated to day. let me know. kind of said, was it anybody else have of nevada? 07 out of, oh, i believe guys in the hobby may the 1st 2003 us president george bush declared victory in the iraq war id there for don't are you know, not that would put up for july and i for funded but went through hired of december, the 30th 2006 said i'm hussein was executed at adams and we'll shut down them from them. december, the 15th 2011. a ceremony was held in baghdad to mark the end of the u. s. military mission. in reality, the u. s. army is still in iraq. i didn't the club. he had a village, a still a couple people with ah, quarterback franchise that's progress, joe, by meeting with his chinese counterpart g and assuring him but the u. s. does not want it engage

just how sensitive a topic sex scenes are is illustrated by frankie zeffirelli's 1968 film romeo and teenage lovers, 15 and 16 respectively at the time of filming, pursuing paramount pictures. they allege they were coerced into doing the scene mood nude after they had originally agreed to wear flesh coloured bodysuits. they claim that zeffirelli told them the film would fail if they did not perform the scene nude. paramount has not commented on the case. has the industry changed beyond all recognition over the last few years? it's a completely different industry now. ithink, you know, than it was in the 60s or 80s or even the 90s or early 2000. there is a lot of behaviour that was allowed to happen and people were just looking the other way, it was considered normal. intimacy co—ordination is the by—product of the #metoo movement, of #timesup, of all of those movements that really came to a head in 2017 and i think without those movements, we would not be where we are today because i think it really put a spotlight on the abuse and the problems that were happening in the industry. so

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both leaders said they were concerned about the increasingly uncertain franky global security environment. this concludes the crusty champagne has been handed a historic 3rd term as china, as president, capping a rise that has seen him become it's most powerful leader in generations. the national people's congress staged a vote in favor of the appointment in a televised and carefully choreographed event in beijing. it comes after she locked in another 5 years as head of the chinese communist party, back in october. taking his oath on the constitution for the 3rd time in a row, she dreamed ping is sworn in as china's president for chinese rulers who traditionally a hand over power after a decade of holding the title. a 3rd 5 year term is unprecedented. with president, she seems to be on track to stay in power for life through the law. then me, when i pledge to be a legion to the constitution of the people's republic of china, to safeguard the constitution's authority, law, fulfill my legal obligations or walk, be loyal to the country and the people be committed to attend and honest in my d

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i know they, franky, with the little, you know, with regard to joe, by imposing these sanctions on russia, you know, has destroyed the american economy. so there's your boomerang self. ah, as russian forces that close to capturing the key city of all to him, all the school bunk moved. he examines the scorched been done by web retreating. ukrainian troops destroyed critical infrastructure to hinder the russian and thong, the head of a neo nazi group. it claimed responsibility for a deadly attack in a russian border region, admit the operation roles coordinated with the ukrainian military. i'm trying to say that were few things to be bullied by country seeking to impose their own domestic laws on the other name.

people at the time like duran duran and frankie to duran and frankie goes to hollywood to meet all hollywoodall these people in eighties and these people in the eighties and eighties music kind of upbeat and optimistic , wasn't it? it and optimistic, wasn't it? it was. and they they wore brightly coloured and silly price suits. they made incredibly expensive video. i mean, one of the reasons for that actually, of course, the arrival of the cd, because it meant that the record companies could sell all the same music to people all over again on cd. people would chuck that time away their vinyl that time chuck away their vinyl volumes back to spike that. and of course they were making money over again. so that was why there so much quite there was so much quite logically, you went deeper logically, you went a bit deeper into and it was show, into this and it was show, wasn't yeah. yeah, did. wasn't it? yeah. yeah, i did. i did showbiz for i've joined today newspaper with eddie shaw yeahi today newspaper with eddie shaw yeah i was pop ed over there but also doing a bit of show biz. i left there

two drives by frankie ryan is the frankie goes to paul ryan is the last you will ever hear and the proceedy should get that one in lisbon lost out anyway. well, of his romance news now roger and the daily mail, it seems a simpering laugh is as good a tell as lipstick on your collar . daresay viewers will be trying to detect that amongst . oh this to detect that amongst. oh this is the conclusion of a study that apparently newly engaged, romantic laugh differently in each other's company and the daily mirror angle. is that your office may be given away by your laugh and it only takes colleagues 2 seconds to notice . colleagues 2 seconds to notice. when couples start an office romance, they often try their best to keep things under wraps , for lunch together , not going for lunch together or looks not be or avoiding looks may not be enough stop the secret enough to stop the secret getting out. i study suggests. sorry, is the key . romantic sorry, this is the key. romantic laughter is perceived as more feminine sounding baby like feminine sounding more baby like more submissive , and this is

two drives by frankie ryan is the frankie goes to paul ryan is the last you will ever hear and the proceedy should get that one in lisbon lost out anyway. well, of his romance news now roger and the daily mail, it seems a simpering laugh is as good a tell as lipstick on your collar . daresay viewers will be trying to detect that amongst . oh this to detect that amongst. oh this is the conclusion of a study that apparently newly engaged, romantic laugh differently in each other's company and the daily mirror angle. is that your office may be given away by your laugh and it only takes colleagues 2 seconds to notice . colleagues 2 seconds to notice. when couples start an office romance, they often try their best to keep things under wraps , for lunch together , not going for lunch together or avoiding not or avoiding looks may not be enough stop the secret enough to stop the secret getting out. i study suggests. sorry, is the key . romantic sorry, this is the key. romantic laughter is perceived as more feminine sounding more baby like more submissive , and this is more submissive, and this is

just how sensitive a topic sex scenes are is illustrated by frankie zeffirelli's 1968 film romeo andwere 15 and 16, respectively, at the time of filming, in the old days it was like ok, get on with it. and i think that what we've learned about the business, it's really great that is there. similarly, when people do feel safe, and they believe their voice is heard, then you perhaps don't need an intimacy co—ordinator. so it's like great to have it all in place everyone is protected. few actors would say intimate scenes are comfortable to shoot, but hollywood is making progress in making sure they feel safer. well, that brings our special edition of talking movies to a close, in which we've been looking at the changing face of hollywood. emma, it's really interesting in a way looking at the recording i've done and you've done in terms of the screen representation, you do get that there is positive progress being made. look at the oscars and all of the asian film talent doing well, but there is still a long way to go in the industry, isn't there? there is, but it's been seismic over the

i'm frankie mccamley. our top stories...kraine accuses vladimir putin of making belarus a "nuclear hostage" after the russian leader said he would station nuclear weapons there. a state of emergency in mississippi — after a powerful tornado kills at least 26 people. as soon as we would go from one vehicle to the next vehicle orfrom building to building we could hear screams and we could hear cries for help. voters in berlin are to decide whether germany's capital should be carbon neutral by 2030. donald trump heads to texas to start his campaign to win back the us presidency in 202a. ukrainian security officials have accused russia of depriving belarus of its sovereignty, after president putin said he would station nuclear weapons there. the secretary of the national defence council, oleksiy danilov, said on twitter that the move was a step towards the �*internal destabilisation�* of belarus. and he said the kremlin had taken the country as a nuclear hostage. ukraine says the deployment violates nonproliferation commitments,

i'm frankie mccamley. our top stories...t least 23 people have died as violent storms triggered by a tornado rip through the southern us state of mississippi. growing tension in france — riots today in the west after unrest in the capital. these are the dramatic scenes earlier. indian opposition leader rahool gandhi says his disqualification from parliament is politically motivated. and we have a special report on the mis spy who defied orders to help bring peace to northern ireland. several tornadoes have killed at least 23 people in the us state of mississippi, which is located here, in the south of the country. the authorities said twisters left a trail of damage for more than 150 kilometres. one of the worst affected towns is rolling fork, where trees and power lines have been torn down. at one point, debris was being pulled more than 6,000 metres into the sky. we are looking at some of the latest pictures that have come through. you can see the trail of destruction, debris everywhere, cars on top of buildings, completel

hello, good morning, this is bbc london, i'm frankie mccamley.more likely to be targeted than others. in london, nearly 900 strip searches of children were carried out by the met over a four—year period. many of you will remember the issue being highlighted by the story of child 0. 0ne charity is now calling for a complete reform of policing. i think what we need urgently is leadership from the top of the metropolitan police that puts the safeguarding of children front and centre. and we need a cultural change across the police service that changes how the police treat children and particularly how they treat black children. students at a school near one of south london's busiest roads have built pollution filters for their classrooms. elmgreen school in tulse hill is one of many in areas of high pollution. the filters cost £200 and remove harmful particulates in the air. we all kind of thought, you know, once we come inside, you know, ourair is significantly cleaner than it is outside. and for the most part it is but there is still quite a lot o

you can reach me on twitter — i'm @frankie—mack hello.ings will turn briefly colder again. more on that in a moment. back to this evening, this has been a picture through today. a fairly messy picture with showers or longer spells of rain in places. now our eyes are drawn to the system approaching from the south—west, which will bring rain into south—west england and wales to this evening and overnight, and also in the central southern and south—east england, east anglia, may be part of the midlands. further north, may be dry but cloudy. clear skies across scotland, wintry showers feeding in from the north. here, temperatures at or below freezing. similar temperatures for the far north of england. further south, something a bit milder. lows between four and seven celsius. the clocks move forward one hour through the early hours of sunday morning. it's a wet start to sunday across the southern half of the uk, thanks to this area of low pressure. as it moves eastwards, it opens the gate for the cold air across scotland to push its way south

i'm frankie mccamley. the headlines... growing tension in france — riots today in the west — after unrest in the capital. these are the dramatic scenes just a few mintues ago at least 23 people have died as violent storms triggered by a tornado rip through the southern us state of mississippi. security forces in france remain on high alert, after legislation to raise the state pension age caused massive protests. the dispute, and outbreaks of violence, forced the authorities to postpone a planned state visit by the british monarch, king charles. meanwhile, separate demonstrations have begun in western france, linked to concerns over water usage by large—scale agricultural producers. it's feared the disputes could converge at a time of growing tensions. earlier i spoke to our paris correspondent bethany bell and she explained the background of the protests. the most dramatic one at the moment is this one we are seeing pictures of in western france, this was a demonstration that has been planned for a while. it was always ex

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