martin griffiths' widow gina soke to it. martin griffiths' widow gina spoke to bbc _ it.orama - it. martin griffiths' widow gina spoke to bbc panorama two . it. martin griffiths' widow gina - spoke to bbc panorama two years ago. the worst thing for me was seeing my chiidren— the worst thing for me was seeing my children having — the worst thing for me was seeing my children having to _ the worst thing for me was seeing my children having to see _ the worst thing for me was seeing my children having to see their— the worst thing for me was seeing my children having to see their dad - children having to see their dad die. children having to see their dad die and — children having to see their dad die and it _ children having to see their dad die. and it was _ children having to see their dad die. and it was purely- children having to see their dad die. and it was purely down - children having to see their dad die. and it was purely down toi children having to see their dad i die. and it was purely down to the post office — die. and it was purely down to the post office. the

mr griffiths' widow, gina.ou a discretionary payment in the _ to offer you a discretionary payment in the sum _ to offer you a discretionary payment in the sum of £140,000. that is equivalent— in the sum of £140,000. that is equivalent to the sum offered to sub—postmasters who choose to leave"~ — sub—postmasters who choose to leave"~ i— sub—postmasters who choose to leave". i note you have made an application — leave". i note you have made an application on behalf of your husband to the initial complaint of un mediation scheme. when a discretionary payment is offered, the normal process is for it to be made _ the normal process is for it to be made in — the normal process is for it to be made in full and final settlement of any claims — made in full and final settlement of any claims that a sub—postmaster had against _ any claims that a sub—postmaster had against post office limited. so this has that— against post office limited. so this has that was normal, but the terms on which _ has that was normal, but the

and for a change, the spotlight isn't on gina's brother, jack — the world's tallestjockey — it's on gina'sfamous for its size. shower time, and latenightpass is my kind of grand national horse because it's one of the shortest in the field — 16 hands. and the grand national is famous for its fairy—tale stories, and this certainly would be with the family connections — with mum, son, and daughter—in—law all involved. he's very small for a racehorse, isuppose. but he doesn't know that! he's always been small, so... and he's always been an accurate jumper, which i think, around there, is quite important. it's like someone who's in a sunday league football team and they literally get the chance to run out against arsenal and manchester united in the cup final. like i say, it is the biggest race of the year injump racing. but don't be fooled by gina's amateur status — she has got the most wins of any amateur female jockey and, two years ago, did ride to a famous win around the aintree course itself on latenightpass in the foxhunters, which is the race for amateur riders. latenightpass, one post

payment to gina, that was my... i had lots of— that payment to gina, that was my... i could to give her the flexibility to be able to transfer the post office, which is what _ to transfer the post office, which is what she and her mother—in—law wanted _ is what she and her mother—in—law wanted to— is what she and her mother—in—law wanted to do. and give her the option— wanted to do. and give her the option to — wanted to do. and give her the option to be able to consider the outcome — option to be able to consider the outcome of the scheme investigation before _ outcome of the scheme investigation before her— outcome of the scheme investigation before her making a decision going forward _ before her making a decision going forward at — before her making a decision going forward. at that time i felt i had done _ forward. at that time i felt i had done as— forward. at that time i felt i had done as much as i could to facilitate _ done as much as i could to facilitate that, and to help the family— facilitate that, and to help the family financially.— facilitate that, an

a new era for squash, and gina kennedy is at the heart of it.e it for us. —— that's for us. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. we saw mixed fortunes of weather on easter sunday. a lot of cloud across large parts of england and wales. best of the sunshine across scotland and northern ireland. for easter monday, again, there will be some rain around through central parts of the uk, top and tail of the country should see some sunshine, but there will be further showers. central parts of the country affected by this weather front, that is where the rain will be through the day on monday. some of it fairly heavy at times, north wales, north midlands, northern england pushing into southern scotland as well, maybe across the irish sea into the isle of man and north northern ireland. much of northern scotland should be dry with some sunshine, best of it in the west. the rest of england and wales, sunny

yes, thanks, gina.erie, in the book speak about how your experience in the police force separate you to have thealk with your nhew was to prepare them the reality anti-black violence and police violence can you share little bit about how you came. nsider that this is a nversation we have to have with black girls as well as boys. yes. it's is really unfortunate as a retired nypd sergeant, while i was on the job, always thought my nephews as black men because unfortunately their skin can seem to be a threat just in itself. i'm never in a million years that i think that my sisters who were are professionals, their own right, that they would ever considered a threat not being in the act, committing a crime or, having a gun. how it that a woman with a baby tow driving is a threat that you feel the need to unload multiple guns into back room in the back so it's no one is immune to police violence obviously my sister wasn't immune to it i wasn't immune to it because i was affected by it and so unfortunate at l

gina: that is absolutely right. have been specialists word in the area certainly in the peace process for many years and have called out from the beginning that ere are options. there were options from the seventh of october about how to pursue hamas. israel has a long history of dealing effectively with enemies and it did not require pursuing vengeance on the palestinian people in the gaza strip. that is clearly what has been carried out. it is impossible to say that very minimal lysing of civilian casualties has been carried out because we see the results and that is not the case. we have heard about using artificial intelligence, that uses algorithms as opposed to individual calculations of what is the cost of this particular strike, which is what the united states is trying to do. not always successfully but certainly protecting civilians being the priority even as you were trying to prosecute a war. louis: let's look out the role of joe biden. we covered recently that conversation between that and yahoo! and bi

and for a change, the spotlight isn't on gina's brotherjack, the world's tallest jockey, it's on gina'sfamous for its fairy—tale stories, and this certainly would be with the family connections, with mum, son, and daughter—in—law all involved. he's very small for a racehorse, isuppose. but he doesn't know that! he's always been small, so... and he's always been an accurate jumper, which i think, around there, is quite important. it's like someone who's in a sunday league football team and they literally get the chance to run out against arsenal and manchester united in the cup final. like i say, it is the biggest race of the year injump racing. but don't be fooled by gina's amateur status. she has got the most wins of any amateur female jockey and, two years ago, did ride to a famous win around the aintree course itself on latenightpass in the foxhunters, which is the race for amateur riders. latenightpass, one post better than he did last year! - i can't describe it, really. it's... you know, it feels like it's not real, somebody�*s going to pinch you and you're going to wake up. it's

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let's speak to gina abercrombie—winstanley, president of the middle east policy council and former usmbassador. thank you very much for coming on the programme. antony blinken on his way. what you think he is hoping to achieve? he's got a tough road ahead, he has got to convince the players he is meeting in riyadh are several things. players he is meeting in riyadh are severalthings. number players he is meeting in riyadh are several things. number one, players he is meeting in riyadh are severalthings. number one, he has got to convince the saudis there is a deal ahead, that the us security guarantees are going to make it worthwhile for them to continue forward. he has got to convince other gulf states, the emirates, qatar, perhaps kuwait and others that there is a deal achievable that will allow them to put investment into the gaza strip for that day after. �* , ., ., into the gaza strip for that day after. �*, ., ., _, . into the gaza strip for that day after. �*, ., ., . ., ., after. he's got to convince all of them that _ after. he's got to convince all of them that the _ after.

at her home in southport on merseyside, gina campbell and andrew price look through photos of donaldwhen donald campbell first broke the world water speed record. the photographer was andrew's dad, peter price, who died in 2020. it was very difficult for me to go through his archive, because i had worked with him for 30 years, and i started to go through things but it was, you know, tears rolling down my eyes, i was saying, "i didn't know you'd done this, dad, i didn't know you'd done that." but earlier this year andrew, who is also a photographer, did get to looking through his dad's archive. there they were in a little brown envelope with handwritten notes saying "donald campbell, bluebird early attempts, ullswater." and i thought, "wow, i didn't know you had these." once you start on one of these world record attempt, - you're past the point of no return. donald campbell set world water and land speed records. he died in 1967 when bluebird crashed on coniston water. last month, the restored boat returned to coniston after being recovered in 2001. but campbell's first water speed r

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and his wife, gina, is thejockey — who's still competing as an amateur.r son train, your daughter—in—law ride, and a horse you bred — it'sjust, its magic. 0h, there's no doubt gina's the boss. he laughs. we obviously have differences in opinions on certain things, but it helps — you can be open with each other and, you know, say what you really mean, which i think, if you have a professional relationship with somebody else, sometimes you perhaps hold back a little bit. yeah, we try to switch off in the evenings, i think. i

. >> commerce secretary gina raimondo is a fast-rising star in the democratic party, enforcing large parts of our tough china trade policy, while working to create millions of new jobs here in the u.s. >> we allowed manufacturing in this country to wither on the vine in search of cheaper labor in asia, cheaper capital in asia. and here we are. >>> pretty well hidden, isn't it? >> if you didn't know how to get here, you wouldn't easily stumble across it. >> on the wind-swept island of alderney, the nazis operated concentration camps on british soil. decades later, the british government is investigating how many people were killed here. >> why might the british government have tried to cover up what happened on the channel islands? >> the world is full of great comedians. >>> kevin hart is a great comedian. a movie star, and, as you'll hear tonight, a budding tycoon. >> cheers. >> are you a billionaire yet? >> none of your business, man. are you trying to get me robbed? trying to get me knocked in the head? >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm shar

virginia wright, also known as sp gina, used sneakers as a way to connect with her students, and nowore than 200 pairs of shoes that she collected over the years will be up for auction. the auction goes live tomorrow on charitybuzz .com. all the proceeds will go to a san jose state university scholarship fund in honor of sp gina, a woman in the east bay looking for her car. we'll take a closer look at how a thief was able to take off with her ride. plus our attorney believes that the airing of the documentary could assist our case. that documentary is set to come out soon, and it focuses on the search for the remains of alexis gabe of oakley, why her family believes this film could help uncover more evidence. and a groundbreaking nightclub in san francisco is delaying its closing date. the support it's received from the community as it repares s macarthur, just a few blocks from northeastern university in oakland. a man is seen driving up in a light colored acura integra. you see the person there before stopping outside of a home. he then gets out, walks up to a red honda del sol, an

ok, let me put that straight to gina _ straight to gina abercrombie—winstanley, what do you make of thatmer colleague has more faith i make of that? well, i fear that my former colleague has more faith in these college students, they are seeing things on social media and the way that was not the case in the past, and they are young, and they should be expressing themselves. again, iagree should be expressing themselves. again, i agree about the need for control, guardrails on how the protest is expressed, and of course classes should not be interrupted, but nonetheless, they have the right orbit because people, innocent people are being killed, and that is not what the united states stands for. i not what the united states stands for. , ., ., , ,., ., for. ijust want to pick up on a olitical for. ijust want to pick up on a political point _ for. ijust want to pick up on a political point before - for. ijust want to pick up on a political point before the - for. i just want to pick up on a i political point before the finish. isn't there a danger forjoe biden in history, because in 1968,

cecil williams led the church for 6 decades just recently passing the torch to doctor gina from are. >> glide released a statement saying he passed away in his home in san francisco, surrounded by his friends and family reaction to his death is pouring in this evening. we do have crime for special contributor pam moore. >> joining us over the phone right now. pam, thank you for calling in and speaking with us about your relationship with reverend williams. i know you've done several stories most you covered the end of his leadership there at glide back in when you heard this news tell us how you're feeling this evening. >> found that and even though me, the 94 year old and he's been sick for a while. you still want someone like that at its someone who meant so much to our community, entire bay area community percent like for yourself. it makes you feel it's a lot but he's a leaflet plant there are many following following in but >> tell us about his his time in the city. he started bite, i believe, is back in the 1960's and let it through. you know, a lot of turbulent decades. a lot

so, tom, tell the viewers at home why they should call in. >> well, gina, they should call because we have live agents available for you right now. if someone's been injured in an accident that was not your fault. give us a call right now and find out how much your case is potentially worth >> take a look at this new video. overnight traffic on the bay bridge coming to a halt. a sideshow you see here took over westbound i-80 before treasure island and crowds gathered and watched some even setting off fireworks. witnesses say the activity lasted about 20 minutes before being dispersed at around 330 this morning. a new poll gives some bad news for the billionaires behind the plan to build a new city near fairfield. out of 400 solano county residents surveyed about 70% of them said they would not back the california forever project. the plan includes building a community with homes for 400,000 people, a group against the development says the poll reflects public mistrust of the builders and it needs voter approval before moving forward. california forever proponents say people have not h

gina raimondo will join cnbc at 9:30 a.m. more about the announcement and much more. gina raimondo on "squawk on the street" at 9:30 a.m. talking about the award from the chips act. >>> janet yellen sitting down with sara eisen earlier today. she addressed a wide range of issues, including the further u.s. tariffs on chinese goods and electric vehicles and green exports and the ability of u.s. companies to operate in china. >> some of the techniques they use sub asi use sub adizing their firms heavy leadership and supporting them when they are losing money when demand is weak relative to the great capacity to supply products like solar panels where prices plummet which drive our firms out of business. >> let's get investor reaction now. brendan ahern is with crane shares. brendan, good to see you. >> likewise, frank. >> a lot of ground covered in the interview with janet yellen. one thing that made people's ears perk up is tariffs and it is on the table. how should investors take that? >> this is a negotiating tactic. this is

. >> in december, glad mark 60 years and williams passed the torch to a new ceo doctor gina, from are mister white says glide will continue to keep the legacy of reverend williams alive for decades to come. we can grieve. >> and mourn, but we can't lose sight of liberation. it's even more visible now because of this passing. >> clyde will have the sanctuary open this week for people to visit and honor the late reverend williams. more to come on the service. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >> sarah, thank you. mayor london breed did release a statement about williams as well, saying in part, quote, reverend cecil williams was the conscience of our san francisco community. she goes on to say he led with compassion and wisdom always putting the people first and never relenting in his pursuit of justice and equality. his kindness brought people together and his vision changed our city and the world. governor newsom also released a statement tonight saying reverend williams and his congregation offered refuge and support to all who enter their doors. their tireless work to empower

. >> to doctor gina from are blind, releasing a statement saying he passed away in his home in san francisco, surrounded by his friends and family. we're going to have much more on his life and legacy. coming up on kron, 4 news at 6. >> a street takeover of dirt bikes yesterday in oakland ended with one person having to go to the hospital. oakland police say about 50 bikers drove through several areas of the city causing safety hazards as they went. trump for us. rob nesbitt joins us now in studio with details. >> you'll often hear them before you see them. the cell phone video shows dirt bikes and atv's taking over parts of bellevue and grand avenues in oakland sunday popping wheelies and weaving through traffic just after 01:00pm around 50 dirt bikes were seen circling lake merritt, some riding on the sidewalk, driving in the opposite direction of traffic. and even turning public parks into their own personal playground. oakland police say several of the bikers cause a safety hazard to those around them and the illegal sideshow activity ended in one injury. this was the scene at grand aven

we can now speak to gina abercrombie—winstanley, a former us ambassador who's now president of the middlecy council. there have been daily protests. israelis are calling on the prime minister netanyahu to do much more to bring the hostages home before more than die in gaza. president biden recently has urged the prime minister to do much more to reach a deal with hamas. and also to achieve an immediate ceasefire. the criticism coming from biden in recent days as the toughest yet. on thursday he had what is widely described as a very tense conversation by mr netanyahu. he warned if israel did not do more to protect its civilians in gaza, the united states would have to change its policy. that means a possible turning point in this war. we can now speak to gina abercrombie—winstanley, a former us ambassador who's now president of the middle east policy council. do you see the toughening stance of president biden and a letter from a0 congressional gun democrats until there is a thorough investigation of there is a thorough investigation of the recent killing of seven aid workers as a possibl

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hi, gina how are you? >> i'm good. how are you? >> why don't we start with eli lilly.mounjaro looking down the pipeline for potential alzheimer's and heart failure treatments are they going to keep paying for these weight loss drugs? >> what's interesting is the underlying medicine behind both of those drugs just went through a phase two trials to prove efficacy for sleep apnea the reason that's a big deal is because sleep apnea opens up part d insurance coverage. one of the biggest challenges people have had is getting access to insurance coverage for these very expensive weight loss drugs. and this could be a real game changer. >> this could be a game changer. so i assume you like this. this would be in your buy. but there are people who believe that truly these drugs, the gc1 or whatever they're called, could literally break the bank of the united states >> you know, i think there is some truth to that i do think that the pricing is extraordinary. and the glp1 aganists, the hormone they're replicating, they have incredible benefits. the question is do those benefits

they rated congress secretary gina raimondo this.cklisted champion of the ccp which is actively working against the security interest of the united states. we urge you to reconsider the damaging posture and immediately revoke all export licenses to huawei. a word on huawei, you've done an incredible amount of work and i brought this and my book the cost which came out in 2020. huawei is the ccp's main tool of surveillance, is that not in terms of surveilling other countries. huawei equipment is used around the world and now you have these two lawmakers urging gina raimondo the congress department not to get business to huawei and put the pipes in american homes and businesses because they are spying on us. >> huawei has come roaring back, this is very distressing there at the end of 2023, the total revenue $100 billion so that put them squarely in the fortune global 100. one of the biggest companies in the world and they have been allowed to grow back and a lot of success and focus in the trump administration on getting them out of t

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it didn't even enter my head, we discussed it with gina and the his brother.you're worried now that if you admit that you knew about remote access way back in 2010, you will be liable for perjury, isn't that the truth? ney. are you being dishonest about this now, or were you inexcusably negligent at the time? being dishonest about it. you were deliberately suppressing the truth, you were allowing decent people to be prosecuted on the back of a flawed it system, weren't you? no, i l would never do that. you would do | anything to protect the post office. no, that is not right. then next to him, a postmaster getting emotional as his story at the hands of the post office is read out. totally - devastated his life, blew apart his family... a big moment for you and for the supposed masters. yes, those memories, how we had to beg, and what we were able to pay back. she's already found to have misled the high court. angela van der bogerd now leaves here with her credibility seriously challenged yet again. emma simpson, bbc news at the post office inquiry. two of the

so, tom, tell the viewers at home why they should call in. >> well, gina, they should call because we have live agents available for you right now. if someone's been injured in an accident that was not your fault. give us a call right now and find out how much your case is potentially worth. >> welcome back. abc seven news continues to follow the story of banco brown. he's the 24 year old man who was shot by a guard at a walgreens and died. the san francisco da says the guard was acting in self defense, as abc seven news tara campbell reports. people are still angry. one year later, his name, randall brown, calls for justice the day a security guard shot and killed banco brown at a walgreens in san francisco. >> so banco was the type of person to give you the shirt off his own back. that's how that's how much he thought about others. even when he was struggling himself. >> julia arroyo is the executive director of the young women's freedom center, where banco was coming into his own fighting for transgender rights. >> he organized to talk about trans housing and specifically for trans

it wasn't something i discussed with gina. it didn't even enter my head.re you represented today in the sense that there is a lawyer in the room who can assist? yes. the postmasters' barristers got straight to it. you're worried, aren't you, that if you now admit that you knew about remote access way back in 2010, you will be liable for perjury, isn't that the truth? no. are you being dishonest about this now, or were you inexcusably negligent at the time? i am not being dishonest about it. you were deliberately suppressing the truth, you were allowing decent people to be prosecuted on the back of a flawed it system, weren't you? no, i would never do that. you would do anything to protect the post office. no, that is not right. and had there been any repercussions after a judge found she'd misled him, defending the post office? did you get your bonus that year, in 2019, mrs van den bogerd? yes. i see. so, despite a finding in the high court that basically you lied to the high court, you got your bonus? yes. an emotional moment in the room too, in the case

. >> well, gina, anyone who's been injured in an accident that was not your fault should give us a call. right now. we have live agents available to answer any questions you have. they'll tell you if you have a case and how much is potentially worth. >> thanks, tom. you heard it. folks. call now. >> 9-1-1 the troc now on my stepson. >> you guys don't know what happened that day. the day that my son died. your dad is just lying to you. just aren't in a good way. the interrogation tapes monday on abc. >> it's your time to cash in. so don't just play. stay in northern california's premier casino resort. book business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. see why comcast business powers more small businesses than anyone else. get started for $49.99 a month plus ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. don't wait- call today. >> fast, reliable

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last month gina raimondo visited the philippines and thailand, pledging over $1 billion in spending inand saying to deepen economic engagement in the indo—pacific. meanwhile, china's investment in the region rose by more than a third. 0ne provider measuring this is a company setting up corporations when they expand internationally. the chief executive told us by the region is attractive to investors. we are a gullible _ is attractive to investors. - are a gullible platform but we are a gullible platform but we are across the world and have a particular strength in asia. we are starting to see an increase in demand for support for those essential business services, for new entrants and especially for new entrants and especially for clients who may have less familiarity with the region so for new locations.— familiarity with the region so for new locations. what other sectors do — for new locations. what other sectors do you _ for new locations. what other sectors do you see _ for new locations. what other sectors do you see getting . sectors do you see getting traction in this region? l

that's gina abercrombie, thank you so much for being on the programme.g up on the context. i'm louis vonjones, this is bbc news. hello there. it is going to get warmer in the next few days, but the rain is not completely gone away just yet. and the rainfall that we've had this month at edinburgh botanic gardens is particularly noteworthy. so far this month, there's been 81 millimetres of rain, and afterjust ten days, that's twice the average rainfall already. and it follows on from what was the wettest march on record in edinburgh as well. now, we have had some rain in edinburgh today. the heaviest rain has been over the hills in western parts of scotland, and that cloud has been coming in on a south—westerly wind. and it's that south—westerly wind that's bringing in some warmer air from the atlantic. still some rain around this evening. and overnight, the second hand of rain will push its way southwards across england and wales. the rain becoming light and patchy. following on from that, we get some clearer skies. we've still got the same south—westerly

just last month, us commerce secretary gina raimondo visited the phillippines and thailand — pledgingdollars in spending in manila — and saying the us wants to deepen economic engagement in the indo—pacific. meanwhile, china's investment in the region rose by more than a third last year. 0ne provider who is measuring this is vistra — which helps companies set up operations and hire staff when they expand internationally. it's chief executive told me why the region is attractive to investors. southeast asia has been a region of relative stability and therefore relative attractiveness for inbound investment. i attractiveness for inbound investment.— investment. i guess interestingly, - investment. i guess i interestingly, because investment. i guess - interestingly, because we are across the world but we have a particular strength here in asia and we are starting to see an increased demand for support for those essential services for those essential services for new entrants and especially clients who might have less familiarity with the region. from may be new locations. what sectors d

secretary gina raimondo said that chips the taiwanese chip—making giant first announced planso expand into america back in 2020. however its production timelines have been delayed, partly because of uncertainty about when it would receive funds under the us chips act. paul triolo from the albright stonebridge group consultancy says the us is making huge strides to bring chip production onshore. it isa it is a huge step forward. i think ten for characterised it as the biggest foreign direct investment in greenfield facilities in us history. so it's a big step on the way to the us trying to onshore some percentage of global capacity and advanced semiconductors. right percentage is zero, so the goals that the commerce department has set up for these investments is to reach about 20% of global capacity for advanced semiconductors by 2030. this is a big step in that direction.— 2030. this is a big step in that direction. it's not 'ust investments i that direction. it's not 'ust investments coming h that direction. it's notjust investments coming from | that direction. it's notjust