pegye's friend glenda said no way. >> was peggy bechler capable of committing white collar crime?-billing? >> in my opinion, no. >> but if you're wrong about that -- >> uh-huh. >> --then maybe the idea that she faked her death to escape possible prosecution for that, maybe that's a little bit more plausible. >> but white collar crime and faking your death and leaving your children and your family are two really separate issues. >> reporter: glenda said pegye adored her children and would never abandon them. >> i will say that people who have never been in the inside of a courtroom or the inside of a jail cell -- >> uh-huh. >> --sometimes do pretty crazy things when they realize that might happen to them. >> i believe that, but not pegye. >> reporter: glenda did tell the detectives that pegye and eric were having some issues, like how pegye was busy with work and kids while eric seemed occupied on the volleyball court. >> she just confided in me that they were having some financial troubles because, you know, they had a pretty high lifestyle to keep up with. >> reporter: glenda sai

glenda feels her life has been on hold.e applying for compensation from the government. i'm hoping it can reflect and validate the pain and suffering that we've gone through and the loss of earnings, loss of my pension for ten years. in the past year, glenda and her friend sonia, a fellow windrush victim, have received their uk passports. i got mine before you! the home secretary said the compensation scheme could cost around £200 million. but depending on how many people apply, the total bill could be nearer 600 million. june kelly, bbc news. more on the wind rush candle on the bbc news website. that is it for me. time for the rest of the news. let's catch up with all of the sports news today. see you soon. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme... manchester city return to the top of the premier league with a 2—0 wind over cardiff leaving them a point clear of liverpool with six games to play. bayern munich are through to the semi—finals of the german cup after edging out s

glenda feels her life has been on hold. for compensation from the government. i'm hoping it can reflect a nd government. i'm hoping it can reflect and validate the pain and suffering that we've gone through and the loss of earnings, loss of my pension for ten years. in the past year, glenda and herfriend sonia, a fellow windrush victim, have received their uk passports.|j fellow windrush victim, have received their uk passports. i got mine before you! depending on how many people applied, the total bill could be nearer 600 million. our top story this evening. theresa may and jeremy corbyn have been holding face to face talks to try to break the brexit deadlock. and still to come... what's playing football got to do with cutting the prison population? coming up in the next 15 minutes on sportsday on bbc news... a race row in italy. juve's teenage striker is targeted by fans and then blamed by a team—mate for provoking the abuse. we ta ke we take it for granted that having a babyis we take it for granted that having a baby is

a glenda y a su hija las dejaron libres en tucson.- tenido que explicar que por el momento de su padre no puede regresar a casa. >> yo le digo que no tenga miedo, que se mantenga tranquila y que dios va a poner sus medios y un dÍa vamos a estar juntos como familia. pamela: elena y su hija tienen una cita con un juez de migraciÓn a finales de abril y la patrulla de caminos dijo en un comunicado que llamÓ la patrulla fronteriza para que investigara la autenticidad de los documentos de la familia porque su agente sospecho que eran fraudulentos. jackie: escucha bien. un golpe de suerte convirtiÓ $30 en 10 millones para un hombre de carolina del nortegracias a los llamados raspadito de la loterÍa. el jugador decidiÓ cobrar en efectivo el premio y ahora planea retirarse, comprar una casa con piscina y ayudar a sus hijos y nietos. increÍble. pamela: le deseamos mucha salud para que pueda disfrutarlo junto a su familia, sus hijos y sus nietos, a quien quiera ayudar con esa cantidad de $10,000,000. jackie: entra nuestras redes sociales.quÉ har

glenda feels her life has been on hold.'ll now be one of thousands who will be applying for compensation from the government. i'm hoping it can reflect and validate the pain and suffering that we've gone through and the loss of earnings, loss of my pension for ten years. in the past year, glenda and her friend sonia, a fellow windrush victim, have received their uk passports. i got mine before you! the home secretary said the compensation scheme could cost around £200 million. but depending on how many people apply, the total bill could be nearer 600 million. june kelly, bbc news. now on bbc news, it is time for click. this week: we investigate the sexual exploitation of children on encrypted messaging apps, and the undercover bot trying to catch the perpetrators. often on the show, we talk about the positive impact of tech on our lives — its powerfor social good, bringing us together, solving pressing problems, and generally enriching our lives. but there are, of course, much darker sides to technology. we have often heard

glenda piensa quedar toda su informaciÓn y reconocer que no es ciudadana podÍa llevar a inmigraciÓn hastase contacte con otras agencias pero algunos creen que con donald trump todo es posible el gobierno dice que la pregunta sobre ciudadanÍa ya se habÍa hecho en otrosennunca debÍa haberse incluido no se ha contado en el censo del 2020 significa menos dinero en las comunidades afectadas tambiÉn significa que el reporte no tendrÍa sentido y sería un disco el despilfarro de miles de millones de dÓlares jueces federales de ade darÁn sentencia contra el gobierno en este caso los demÓcratas dicen que es un obvio intento por quitarle poder polÍtico a los hispanos este es un tema de mucha importancia y con muchas repercusiones en la corte suprema en washington el rostro de estados unidos estÁ cambiando y se espera que para el 2044 los sis vanos represente hemos el 25% de la poblaciÓn total esto significa que el gobierno y el sector privado deben a la tarde a una nueva realidad demogrÁfica los resultados del censo apoyan transaccios por censo incompleto podrÍa generar la pÉrdida de miles de empleo

glenda caesar and her sister joyce came to the uk from dominica in the 1960s.ervice, causing the whole family to suffer. i am not only fighting this for me and my sister, because i get calls on a regular basis where people aren't able to understand what is going on, where do i go to, glenda? who do i turn to? i'm going through this. they arejust coming out of the woodwork. they are like, i don't know what to do. the home office says there is a dedicated helpline and vulnerable persons team for those who need support with compensation applications, but in many cases the emotional damage is repairable. it's not ever going to make me forget that thought that i wanted to take my own life because of this. i choke up all the time, because ijust think, i could have done it, i could have done it. i could have. adina campbell, bbc news. the competition watchdog has told travel firms to make their terms and conditions clearer for customers who need to cancel their bookings. it's warned businesses they must act fairly towards customers who need to change their plans after

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don't think about don't think about what you're trying to you know it's like i like it like a horse glenda's but mental once it's like you're just trying to. to limit yourself from spankings as possible into. this way so you music and you can consider more music. i often listen myself when i play. so yeah i usually don't like to study what's happening in a soundings when i started on the stage. most of noises i might not even be aware of like if it is so full it might bust somewhere in the other plane of course just as but not in my concentration all of us so what i'm focusing on. of them from three or four was. sort of and is it the whole so there's a sort of the moment sensation because. everything happens in that the sick little woman so the vet makes the music to be the style. was. was. on the new place she is so much more snow in the music given no. choice to move mountains this week want they understand the fifth to listen to every note whose something. she said will to attract attention to the over the middle of the cloth list with key and he's. given all of them. to prove himself the

glenda caesar and her sisterjoyce came to the uk from dominica in the 1960s.heir careers in the nhs and police service, causing the whole family to suffer. i'm not only fighting this for me or my sister, ‘cause i get calls a regular basis where people aren't able to understand what's going on, and "where do i go to, glenda? who do i turn to?" i'm going through this. and they're just coming out of the woodwork. and they're like "i don't know what to do." the family now hope compensation will go some way to helping overcome the trauma they've experienced. adina campbell, bbc news. 193 million indonesians are heading to the polls in what may be the world's most complicated election. indonesia's presidential, parliamentary and regional elections are all happening simultaneously, for the first time in its history. our correspondent karishma vaswani sent us this from jakarta. counting is taking place at polling stations across indonesia now. from the two polling stations we had been to, you can see the division that is evident in indonesian society. the first poll w

tells us how the company is creating new content, and john dickerson talks with legendary actress glenda's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com th are >>> now at 4:30, a live look from our exclusive sails forest camera looks at the orioles where they got swept by the yankees. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's get to mary lee. happy monday. >> michelle and kenny, we're looking at a pleasant day with mild, daytime highs and here's a live look at our treasure island camera and temperatures running in the low 50s at this hour. a cool start. as we head through the afternoon with your microclimate -- for the bay, mostly sunny, in the mid 60s and a warm day inland with highs in the mid 70s. we'll talk about what you can expect taking you through the workweek coming up. emily. >>> we're seeing trouble spots so give yourself the extra time. let's start with 580/680. everything looks normal and lighter than normal. coming through the altamont pass, there's a high wind advisory in

glenda piensa quedar toda su informaciÓn y reconocer que no es ciudadana podÍa llevar a inmigraciÓn hastan las s munidades afectadas tambiÉn le de millones de dÓlares jueces federales de ade darÁn sentencia contra el caso los Í hispanos este es un tema de mucha importancia y con muchas repercusiones en la corte suprema en washington el rostro de estados unidos estÁ cambiando y se espera que para el 2044 los sis vanos represente hemos el 25% de la poblaciÓn total esto significa que el gobierno y el sector privado deben a la tarde a una nueva realidad demogrÁfica los resultados del censo apoyan transacciones publicitarias por mÁs de 90.000.000.000 $. un censo incompletode miles de empleos y miles de millones de dÓlares en el paÍs. >>organizaciones quenden los derechos de los inmigrantes emitieron una alerta para que los extranjeros no viajen a la florida. Éstas legislaciones exigen a la policÍa que coopere con el servicio de inmigraciÓn. la polÉmica advertencia la hace la uniÓn americana segÚn sus pronÓsticos de convertirse en ley el controversial proyecto todo extranjero sin importar su es

just to montell out of from the cricket world cup host in glenda have access one of their big names alex hales well it comes a days after the opening batsman was handed a twenty one day ban for taking recreational drugs england say they've decided to drop him to prevent on assess unnecessary distractions or health or previously sanctioned for his part in the street brawl involving indian teammate ben stokes back in two thousand and seventeen and his not being a first choice pick since then. czech republic footballer joseph sorolla has died after a road accident at the age of twenty eight the striker who played for turkish team or suffered fatal injuries when a minibus carrying him and six other teammates crashed while returning from a match on sunday the club chairman has claimed the tragic accident happened as a result of the driver falling asleep but police are investigating the fatal crash . well liverpool defender virgil a van dyke has been named the play of the year by his fellow professionals in england the twenty seven year old becomes the fourth dutchman to win the accolade well

glenda and her sisterjoyce came to the uk from dominique in the 1960s.ently led to the end of their careers in the nhs and police service, causing the whole family to suffer. i'm not only fighting this for me or my sister, because i get calls a regular basis when people aren't able to understand what's going on, went away go to, hooda moto2, i'm going through this. just coming out the woodwork. the family now hope compensation will go some way to ove 1120 m e compensation will go some way to overcome the trauma they have experienced. adina campbell, bbc news. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i'm tulsen tollett, and this is your wednesday sport briefing — where we start with the champions league footballing news where ajax are through to the semifinals for the first time since 1997. the dutch side beatjuventus 2—1 on the night and 3—2 on aggregate in their quarter final tie and they'll play either manchester city or tottenham for a place in the final translation: it was a good performance and it is very important for

i was expecting glenda. i'm a secondary character. >> reporter: but her mom saw erin as a star. at 3 years old, erin hat her first surgery to repair brittle bone disease. in her 17 years, erin has had 103 bone fractures and 10 energies. >> she had scarring on the beautiful body. and instead of calling them scars, they're lines of courage. >> reporter: that courage has led erin and her dog through trials and triumphs. >> since it's "the wizard of oz," he had to be toto. >> he is bigger than i remember. >> we couldn't put him in a basket. >> oh, toto. >> reporter: her wheelchair sometimes prompts unwanted reactions. >> there's a lot of people who see the chair first. and their first question is what's wrong with you. you're not asking me because you want to get to know me, you're just curious for five seconds. you're not seeing me as another person w is doing her own thing. >> she makes me set are what you set upon yourself. >> i want them to see me as anyone else on the stage. and overall, disability should be embraced. ♪ why can't i >> reporter: elaine quijano, cbs news, hasbroo

and i think we are just seven days away from the opening night for glenda jackson and her astonishinge doing the same i'm quite sure on broadway. have a lovely time on the red carpet tonight, stay dry if you can! he's the indian film actor whose global fan base runs into the billions and visiting the uk this week, the bollywood superstar shah rukh khan has been honoured with a degree for his work in philanthropy from the university of law in london. in an exclusive interview with the bbc, khan says gender inequality in india in the workplace is narrowing and that he's seen a positive change in roles and salaries within the indian film industry since the "me, too" movement began. bbc asian network's shabnam mahmood reports. known as the king of bollywood, shah rukh khan is one of indian cinema's biggest stars and one of the highest—paid actors in the world. more used to receiving film awards, he's now being given an honorary doctorate for his work in philanthropy. thank you very much. genuinely, i want to live to be 100 years so that i can... now i'm 50. ..i can dedicate the next 50 ye

if jerry nadler wants the truth then: glenda simpson put him under oath and see if he takes the fifth in front committee. if they want the truth, bring in john hubert and see what he has been up to for ten months. frankly if they really want the truth and they don't want to jeopardize the material, bring in bob mueller. we can ask him all the questions. >> sean: the grand tour information is a legal! >> that is exactly right. i think we should just bring in bob mueller and we can ask all the questions we not and not jeopardize that. anything they want to ask the guy who they said would find collusion and he didn't, it was not there even though there was multiple opportunities, before it was dangled and they didn't take it. bring him in. >> sean: your community said the same thing. now the molar report, whoever believes in at this point is a tinfoil hat psycho conspiracy theorist. this is insane. thank you both. when we combat, liberal media freak out. 2020 democrats moving further to the left and we will explain why they are so worried. kind of an update on that alec baldwin thing. la

. >> stephen: in "king lear" right there at the court theater with glenda jackson. >> yes. >> stephen you know, we know you from television and films and there's no live audience there. >> no. >> stephen: for that, generally speaking. there is tonight, but generally speaking you don't have that. what is it like for you to be on stage with sort of the energy and the hubbub of the audience? because that-- that's a different vibe. >> i love it. it's my favorite form of-- favorite medium is to be on stage. >> stephen: right. >> because i love interacting with the audience-- sometimes not so much. but when they cough too much, which happens. "stop coughing or take some sweets" to the audience. you know, suck on some lemon sherperts or something. >> stephen: have they ever interrupted your performance? >> i had one-- one in-- what was that about? lemon she sherbet. i did one. i did "header" a few years ago at the national theater. it was five minutes before the end-- if you don't know the show, she puts a bullet in her own head at the end. it's building up -- >> stephen: spoiler alert. spoi

richmond, virginia, suzanne, glenda for sharing your mug shot. keep them coming. sold out the mug at the nbc online store next week. we're sure there are more coming in stock. hot item. >> hot item. >> thank you, kristin. >> good morning. it is 7:00 on the nose. and this is a live look at the bay bridge from emeryville. good easter morning. thank you for joining us. i'm chris chmura sitting in for kira klapper. vianey arana is here with your microclimate forecast. is it good? >> it is. it is a little cloudy in some parts. the clouds will burn off better than they did yesterday. our temperatures still cool, in the 40s, as a matter of fact, in those places. oakland is running a little bit earlier. this may be a false read. overall into the arch, look at

. >> all right, glenda jackson, thank you so much for being here.reciated . >> you're welcome. >>> we are going to talk about the weather. we have grading skies across the bay area and bill is here to tell us showers are in the forecast for some? >> absolutely. we have some scattered showers falling in the north pray and in fremont. light showers to the tune of about 1/100 or 2/100 inch of rain. it is getting ready to come down as the atmosphere all day has been moistening up, lower clouds and the court radar shows the green. it is now really just moving onshore showing up just south of napa, seeing scattered showers. right now it has been pretty like. as we coming closer, you will see yellow areas representing a higher rainfall rate around black point just north of san rafael and the novato area. we will watch it. most of the stuff is really not hitting the ground yet but the darker greens and yellows definitely something to contend with and as we look further to the east, you will see more of that yellow heading into vallejo. i will put a movement

glenda caesar and her sister joyce came to the uk from dominica in the 1960s.ice, causing the whole family to suffer. i'm not only fighting this for me or my sister, cos i get calls a regular basis where people aren't able to understand what's going on, and, "where do i go to, glenda? who do i turn to?" i'm going through this. and they're just coming out of the woodwork. and they're like "i don't know what to do." the family now hope compensation will go some way to helping overcome the trauma they've experienced. adina campbell, bbc news. the ecuadorian president, lenin moreno, has defended the decision to allow british police to enter his country's embassy in london to seize the wikilea ks founder, julian assange. there have been accusations that the arrest was illegal under international law. meanwhile, demonstrators clashed with police in ecuador‘s capital during a protest against moreno's action against assange, his firing of state workers and the government's taking of a loan from the international monetary fund. the president is currently on an official

impostor on the press freedom and firemen in the country so what do i mean by this as you said a very glenda had been missing for over five hundred days yet we have not seen credible investigations into exactly what happened to him grace of course sends the message to journalists that there is a disregard for your safety that if something happens you will not necessarily. at the same time because of the controversial and sensitive nature of what she was to court seems extensive chilling message it has an impact on the larger media environment because journalists are left asking themselves if i write this critical story tomorrow if i ask you a question is the same thing going to happen to me is something similar going to happen to me so i was only going to pay for us to be p.j. is very much and clematis pick of the whole press freedom crisis that we've seen in tanzania talking have you had your own runnings as a authorities in tanzania would you my talking about the hot. i would not mind. i did have my own running a colleague of mine and i under the quintiles was our africa program called to

glenda caesar and her sisterjoyce came to the uk from dominica in the 1960s.recently led to the end of their careers in the nhs and police service, causing the whole family to suffer. i'm not only fighting this for me or my sister, ‘cause i get calls a regular basis where people aren't able to understand what's going on, and "where do i go to, glenda? who do i turn to?" "i'm going through this." and they're just coming out of the woodwork. and they're like "i don't know what to do." the family now hope compensation will go some way to helping overcome the trauma they've experienced. adina campbell, bbc news. the president of ecuador has made renewed allegations about the behaviour of the wikileaks founder, julian assange, during his seven year stay at the ecuadorean embassy in london. lenin moreno told the bbc that he withdrew mr assange's asylum, after repeated incidences of unacceptable behaviour, which he says broke their agreement. the campaign to protect rural england says only one in 50 people can now experience the natural beauty of a truly dark sky tha

and glenda is also responsible for today. and susan carroll. a senior scholar, co-author of the book a seat at the table. a congresswoman's perspective on why presence matters. let's begin with you david perry. >> this book right here, begins with the line that said this book is about women that went to my grandmothers funeral. that's the first line. my mother's last work which came out two days ago came decades to get to that first line. in the 1980s my mother elizabeth perry turned her attention to the biography of belle moscowitz. one of the most important and powerful women in political history in the few decades of the 20 century. people knew about her but she destroyed her papers. it took my mother a long time to date through haystacks and look for references to put together the story in her own time, and context. so she went from being the famous mrs m. to belle moskowitz. it was a multi layer network of the women that moved in political life. it was just the rise and the conversation of a search of databases that allowed her to put it t

there's a whole bunch of really strong females like glenda jackson in "king lear." >> is this an unusual's really cool. but also the waverly galleries and lori metcalf as hillary clinton. so good. >> i want to see that too. richie, you're a former broadway dancer. you know this world and know what this is like. >> yes. >> now you're a pilates instructor. >> yes, pilates guru. >> pilates guru. theater connoisseur and pilates guru. you're excited about what? >> stephanie j. block! >> she's awesome. >> she's incredible, nails it. >> do you think "the cher show" will be nominated? >> i hope so. it was a great show, great costumes, choreography. incredible experience. >> i have been lucky enough to grow up here and going to the theater since i was a kid. this was an amazing season for drama. >> and you are an aspiring broadway actor. you look forward to the day you say the tony >>> good morning, it's 8:25. i'm kenny choi. the ghostship -- harris and almena, each facing 36 counts of involume dairy manslaughter. today's state lawmakers will consider a bill to prevent wireless companies from slo

glenda caesar and her sister joyce came to the uk from dominica in the 19605.me office says there is a dedicated helpline and vulnerable persons team for those who need support with compensation applications, but in many cases the emotional damage is repairable. it's not ever going to make me forget that thought, that i wanted to take my own life because of this. i choke up all the time, because ijust think, i could have done it, i could have done it. i could have. adina campbell, bbc news. just to bring you some breaking news we are getting from peru. within the last few minutes, it has been confirmed that the former president of peru, alan has killed himself after injuries he sustained when he shot himself earlier today. he was taken to the main hospital in the city, in lima, but was dead on arrival. police had arrived at his home to execute a preliminary ten day detention order against him in the midst of accusations of him having received legal payments from the brazilian construction company oda brecht. his death was confirmed by current president martin v

host: let's hear from glenda in minnesota. good morning.resident is headed to minnesota today rid our independent line -- today. our independent line. caller: i always hear about the top 10%. when you tell me what the bottom salary for combined income, two professional people in california, what is the bottom of the 10%? many people will be surprised that they were the 10%. i would like to know the bottom of the top 5% is. i seem to think that is where we are. we pay almost 40% of our income in taxes. we have various pensions and such. i would like to know that. guest: it depends on what you measure. for the income tax at the federal level, the adjusted gross income threshold is about $139,000. for the top five, it is $197,000. that is for 2016. host: what were the most significant changes they made in the individual tax brackets are the 2017 law? where are we seeing the most significant change? guest: there are seven brackets for the rates were reduced anything between 2% and 4% depending on which bracket. guest: most of the action of the

glenda feels her life has been on hold.rom the government. i'm hoping it can reflect and validate the pain and suffering that we've gone through and the loss of earnings, loss of my pension for ten years. in the past year, glenda and her friend sonia, a fellow windrush victim, have received their uk passports. i got mine before you! the home secretary said the compensation scheme could cost around £200 million. but depending on how many people apply, the total bill could be nearer 600 million. june kelly, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with helen willetts. hello, it's really been a chilly day. i don't think many places have even reached double figures, temperature wise today. and we had some snow disruptive snow as well in the north. now through the evening and overnight, we will continue to see wintery showers across the north, but actually for parts of wales and southwest midlands, there is a risk here that we see a covering of snow for example, across the heads of the valley road. elsewhere showers dyi

glenda feels her life has been on hold.validate the pain and suffering that we've gone through and loss of earnings, loss of my pension for ten years. the home secretary said the compensation scheme could cost around £200 million. but depending on how many people apply, the total bill could be nearer 600 million. june kelly, bbc news. welcome. you're watching outside source live from the bbc news room. theresa may has held face to face talks with the leader of the opposition to try to end the deadlock over brexit. jeremy corbyn has described the meeting as" inconclusive". we heard from european commission presidentjean—claude juncker earlier in the program — warning there can be no further short extensions of the brexit deadline, unless a deal is approved by the end of next week. that sentiment was echoed by irish prime minister leo varadkar and also the french president emmanuel macron. they've been meeting today. the european council is open to granting a further extension to the united kingdom, but we don't want that fur