gregg, isn't that right? judge from the appeals court which is a higher court, which has a very good reputation, they're not political party clubhouse hacks. we're waiting for somebody, as kevin said to step in to act like an adult, basically save new york from itself? >> yeah. most judges including appellate judges in new york are liberals. so while it's possible that one of them will come to therapy senses and issue a stay here, i wouldn't count on it which is why i would make the move to go to federal court. larry: yeah. >> you know, more than 250 years ago this is what the british were doing colonists, they were imposing exorbitant fines, putting people out of business, which is why when the framers crafted the bill of rights made sure the eighth amendment prohibition against excessive fines was in there, and so donald trump, the moment a fine was imposed, it is so outrageous, his eighth amendment was being violated. when corrupt government officials and biased judges misuse and abuse the law in violation

and this next story is pretty wild — a greggs superfine one school crazy hair day with this iconic greggsoffee. safe to say, six—year—old lacey had a very, very good headache — definitely better than mine! —— good hair day. time to leave you with ten seconds of kangaroos trying to get a hole—in—one. the huge stampede of them took over a golf course in melbourne. just look at them go, they are properly rapid! it's safe to say the golfers had their game interrupted for a short while, and then, hopefully they were able to get back to it. you're all caught up now, see you later. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm paul scott at the bbc sport centre. here's what's coming up... red bull suspend the woman who accused team principle christian horner of inappropriate behaviour, as horner says it's time to draw a line under the controversy. liverpool have one foot in the europa league quarterfinals, after a hefty win over sparta prague in the czech capital. after her drugs ban was reduced, simona halep will return to tennis in miami later this month, as she's given a wild card. and anthonyjoshua w

greggs is the latest big name to be hit by technical problems.turday. mcdonald�*s had problems which halted sales on friday. our business correspondent marc ashdown is outside a greggs store. what�*s going on? what's going on? it may be britain's bi est what's going on? it may be britain's biggest bakery _ what's going on? it may be britain's biggest bakery chain _ what's going on? it may be britain's biggest bakery chain but _ what's going on? it may be britain's biggest bakery chain but anyone - biggest bakery chain but anyone turning up front see in the coffee or breakfast but this morning might have been greeted by a sign instead saying we�*ve got some issues with our tell. some greggs branches had to stay close to the morning, others couldn�*t accept card payments. greggs lend a technical issue, apologised and said by late morning its famous sausage rolls were back on the menu again. mcdonald�*s on friday, tesco and sainsbury�*s on saturday, greggs today so what is going on? there is no suggestion anyone has been cyber hacked but the cause s

— a sausage roll at greggs they are back on the menu! thank you very much!ong—running dispute over pay, threatening more travel chaos for passengers across the country. members of aslef will hold a rolling programme of one—day walkouts between april 5 and 8th, coupled with a six—day ban on overtime. the liberal democrats are launching their campaign for may's local elections, with a strong focus on health services. they are targeting conservative seats in the south of england. this report from our political correspondent, damian grammaticas. a smile on his face. here's someone who looks happy it's election time again. sir ed davey and his party love a homemade prop. this time an hourglass. it emptied a bit more slowly than he'd have liked. but with the message and the noise levels, the lib dems certainly want to give the impression they are feeling energised, buoyed, they say, by what they're hearing on the doorsteps, both about the local elections and the general election to come. people who've had seven chances to vote for me since i first in 97, they've n

are you more of a gail's or greggs? >> i'm more of a greggs.ggs at university and gail's. i mean there are more of them around london now. >> moving. they're moving all over actually . over actually. >> but no, i've been i've always been much more of a greggs person . person. >> yeah, well, i think a sandwich salt of the earth sandwich salt of the earth sandwich gail's is probably sandwich at gail's is probably about greggs least, about £7. greggs at least, is still, affordable, still, reasonably affordable, but you go. but there you go. >> absolutely we >> well, yes. absolutely we cannot be discussing so much more. stay with us. because britain's diversity and inclusion programs seem to be the most pernicious in the world. at least that's according to kemi badenoch , the business to kemi badenoch, the business secretary. she thinks they backfire against white backfire and work against white men in particular. more on that after these messages i >> right. well, we asked you to get in touch about diversity and inclusion programs, particularly in

gregg: will the only case that may actually go to trial is the often break, new york case. turley take on that is correct the professor from george washington university said that the cases so week then it may backfire it may actually help donald trump. david: it already has. gregg: i do think he's right about it sue and i'm sorry we had short we had all that breaking is in is good to see own coming up over the fence key inflation gag crimson hundred and expecting where white house with the citibank and star in economy is in closing just how dependent joe biden yes, one is no cardinal going to talk about that and much more, when general gianno caldwell, went cut lowx. gianno caldwell, went cut lowx. continues. a summer in portugal gianno caldwell, went cut lowx. continues. with some help from j.p. morgan wealth plan. let's go whiskers. jen y is working with a banker to budget for her birthday. you only turn 30 once. and jen z? her credit's golden. hello new apartment. three jens getting ahead with chase. solutions that grow with you. one bank for now. for later. for life. c

larry: to gregg jarrett about that. as we were talking on cell phone, i asked you about the eighth amendment. mr. trump is -- this crazy judge engron said you can't appeal unless you pony up the 4 something million dollars. can he mike a make an appeal to federal level, the eighth amendment violate is a federal constitutional violation, can that be done? >> it could. it should be done. the judgment against trump is obscene, a violation of the eighth amendment's prohibition on excessive finds imposed by -- fines imposed by the government, here the draconian find bears no reasonable relation to the nature of the offense or harm which is what the law requires. at trial there was no harm shoin. shown, not a single dollar was lost by anyone, the banks that loan trump many made enormous profits off of this. and judge, ruled also that well trump you committed fraud. he ignored fact that all of the bank executives took th the witness stand and said, we were never defrauded. it is happening here is, this is the government engoro

we'll talk about it with gregg jarrett and joe concha, just a few moments.hy are democrats declaring war on israel? john ratcliffe will weigh in on that. plus let's keep speaker mike johnson speaker mike johnson. we have congresswoman claudia tenney and truth social goes public. it will enrich mr. trump in the nick of time. "breitbart"'s john carney going to tell us all the details. so for more on president trump's bond being slashed by almost 2/3, our own lydia hu is live from manhattan criminal court with the details. hello, lydia? >> reporter: hi, there, larry. the slashing of that bond certainly a very big development, a positive development for former president donald trump. welcome news to him and his camp. we're outside of the criminal court here in manhattan because there is another development in the case involving the district attorney alvin bragg, the hush-money case there. we now have a jury date, for jury trial to begin, that is april 15th. only about three weeks away. that was not the events that the former president was hoping to unfold here a

why are they so concerned about speed, gregg?ey want it to interfere in the presidential election benefiting joe biden and damaging donald trump. it doesn't seem to be working so far. you know, the georgia case is illustrative. the judge found that willis and wade engaged in the same wrongful unethical conduct. only one gets removed? that's self-contradictory. it's illogical and makes no sense. and the judge said the appearance of impropriety remains yet he hasn't fully resolved t the ethical problem that violates trump's due process right. you know, every defendant has a legal right to challenge the charges pre-trial. schiff is wrong. that's not evading justice. it's exercising justice. >> brian: so, let's talk about the georgia case. now they are going to challenge the decision by the judge. that could delay things more for willis. now she is going to be -- if she stays on the case, which i imagine she would, she is going to have to keep a lower profile. but my sense is her ego won't allow it. >> yeah. it's a great question, br

trump's payment about 70% we talk about it with gre gregg jarrett and joe concha. where are democrats declaring war on israel, john ratcliffe weighing in on that, and let's keep speaker mike johnson, we have claudia tenney. breitbart economics and finance editor will tell us all details, so for more on president trump's bond, being slashed by almost 2/3, lydia hu is live manhattan criminal court. reporter: the slashing of the bond very big development, a positive development for the former president, welcome news to him and his camp, we're outside of the criminal court in manhattan, there is another development in the case involving district attorney alvin bragg, the hush money case, we have a jury date for a jury trial to begin, april 15. only about 3 weeks away. that was not the, vepg the events that former president was hoping to unfold today, they were hoping to get that case dismissed or delayed after documents were produced to them late, as trump arrived for the hearings today, reporters more interested in the bond issue, they were shouting questions to him o

yes, we got our greggs this morning, but there's been a massive it meltdown at greggs . meltdown at greggs very suspicious about it. it's not me. you suspicious about these things? >> like to see you getting a little bit more sceptical. >> conspiracy where i don't, i see cockup, i don't see it's not conspiracy. >> it's super sceptical thinking. but this is. >> is mcdonald's. >> this is mcdonald's. sainsbury's, tesco . all within sainsbury's, tesco. all within 24 hours of each other. >> well, we've got a sausage roll for here you. there we go. look. oh, delicious. andrew is literally recoiling. this is breakfast. i don't mind eating my greggs on tv, no one else is going. it just me. sorry. viewers at home listeners, if you let me tell you she never shares. >> oh while she's eating there is a major story going on and the we're not sure if the police are involved yet, but the london clinic where the princess of wales was treated there is a major security scare because hospital bosses looking it's in the front page of the daily mirror today that a member of staff , or more than one, was staff,

gregg jarrett, fox news legal analyst.cting to this sentencing. thank you so much, sir. >> my pleasure. ashley: let's get back to kelly o'grady outside the courthouse. what ot other nuggets of information do you have for us, kelly? reporter: i want to react to something gregg just said about the remorse point. that's something that judge kaplan underscore when had he was giving this sentence. he said there was no remorse. he did admit, okay, this person has trouble communicating and may even has autism and a bit of empathy we haven't seen from judge kaplan, but he hammered home that remorse point and if i go back to the trial, everyone was wondering if sam bankman-fried was going to testify. that lack of remorse when the prosecution cross examined him was so glaring and really was hammered home in judge kaplan's sentencing that it was as if it were yesterday for him in his mind. one other thing i want to highlight, sam referenced a few times his girlfriend caroline ellison. well, judge kaplan did too. we've all been wonder

gregg, thank you for coming in.lification, it wasn't a trial, a hearing. how will that affect trump's case? how will they squeeze that into their argument? >> well i think it is a separate argument that's being made and now litigated on appeal and i, i think the appellate court may look dimly on the misconduct by fani willis. it makes no sense that she and her lover nathan wade engaged in the conduct that violated the cannon of ethics, that one is disqualified, and the other remains? that will be litigated separately. david: it is, on rico, aoc says it is not a crime. it is a complex crime to prosecute in order to get everything together you have to really top legal advisors who ten you through the case. clearly nathan wade was not one such person. so, so little did he know about the whole thing that he had these meetings at the white house. what more do we need to know about those white house meetings? who was talking to him and were they actually giving him advice of how to carry out a rico case? >> you know, fani

i speak spoken to a few the greggs in birmingham. few of the greggs in birmingham.this morning and even those issues even though once those issues had resolved, luckily had been resolved, luckily here in around lunchtime, in birmingham around lunchtime, the card payment machines were still particularly slow. but thankfully here this store in birmingham in the jewellery quarter that was closed this morning, now reopened and serving its customers. a greggs statement all of statement confirmed that all of those affected stores are now once fully operational. once again fully operational. but you mentioned it, martin, that this is not the first time in the recent days that a major chain and store in the uk has had these it problems. on saturday, sainsbury's reported that a lot of their online grocery deliveries on saturday couldn't be delivered due to overnight it issues. they were able to resolve. those tesco similarly had to cancel a small, small number of delivery orders and at times couldn't collect those contactless payments in store and mcdonald's worldwide global

to appear. >> i like gregg, too. three things, hush money trial, hearing at the criminal court and that $454 million and it could make 3 billion on the market today. manhattan criminal court hearing in the stormer daniels hush money case. the trump lawyers want the case to be thrown out or delayed. the judge was supposed to start jury selection today, he delayed it for april 15th, we'll see if that will be delayed. some legal experts think this is not the strongest one to start that others are stronger, not this one. let's listen. >> if something is going to happen before the election, this is case it will happen on. this is by far the weakest case in my opinion. it is ironic this is what they are pushing forward and the one that will be heard. >> then there is deadline tonight for florida $454 million bond the president has to come up with stemming from the real estate fraud trial. he was found liable of falsely inflating the value of his properties. will leticia james start seeking properties today? she could freez

the bakery chain greggs has been hit by an it problem forcing some stores to shut or go cash only.�*s and tesco on saturday, and mcdonald's last friday. greggs told the bbc a technical issue had affected tills in some shops, but that the majority of shops affected are now able to take card and cash payments again. you are up—to—date. we will see you for another edition of world business report very soon, goodbye! hello from the bbc sport centre. i'm olly foster. a spanish court has ruled that the former barcelona and brazil footballer dani alves can be conditionally released from jail on a i million euro bail pending an appeal against his conviction for rape. the ao—year—old has served about a quarter of his ir.5 year sentence. he has been detained since january last year after being charged with raping a woman in a barcelona nightclub in december 2022. he was found guilty of the offence at trial last month. his bail conditions include relinquishing both his brazilian and spanish passports, so he cannot leave the country and an obligation to appear before the court on a weekly basi

david: thank you so much. >> for more, gregg jarrett. fox news legal analyst.thank you. first question, how will fani willis' mess -- a disqualification, not a trial but a hearing how will that affect trump's case now?. reporter: i think it is a separate argument that being made now litigated on appeal, you know, i think that appellate court my look ddimly, on misconduct of fani willis, no sense that she and wade engaged in the same improper c conduct, but one gets disqualified and other remains? that makes no sense. that will be lit d litigated on appeal separately. david: rico, i know aoc said it is not a crime but it is a crime. you need top legal advice orvisor to help you through, wade was not such person he had meetings at white house what more to we need to know about the white house meetings? who was talking to him? were they giving him advice of thousand carry out ariko case? >> you know fani willis' long claimed this is not politically motivated there was no coordination with white house or biden campaign tha that is undermined by billing records of w

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what about gregg? what about all the evidence that was accumulatedut? doesn't by the way, does not now be have to be dismissed? >> well, you know, fruit of the poisonous tree generally is evidence obtained illegally cannot be used here. >> it's more of corrupt behavior that creates the appearance of impropriety and actual impropriety itself. the judge refuseimproprid to fi, you know, mcnamee said that fani willis testimony wasonal a unprofessional and he actually said it mayndhe act ha untruthful. but then he goes on to say, and i'm quoting here, not so incredible as to be inherentlyto unbelievable. >> well, what the does that mea b unbelien? >> word salad. n and it's charitable at best. no sensiblo sense person was bug these vacuous excuses that we're listening wade were peddling during the hearing. >> but the judge is her apala just now saying, well, she made bad choices and, exhibited it, and i'm quoting here again, a tremendousagain lapse in jud. and unethical. >> it was disco mollifying. >> well, will this case move doe forward or this case die on

greggs. backbone of britain. greggs. the backbone about of britain. greggs.. >> well he's turning into a conspiracy theorist. >> i believe that to you, bev. >> i believe that to you, bev. >> know what? it's we had >> you know what? it's we had a guy the show last week about guy on the show last week about this and, and he said a lot of these software systems get updated the same companies updated by the same companies around same time. around about the same time. and that might explain these glitches, though. >> very odd? look at >> isn't it very odd? look at this reversal. you with this role reversal. you with youn this role reversal. you with your, facts and your, you know, facts and explanations and you with the conspiracy . conspiracy theories. >> you just have to you know, the thing is, look, we're in the middle of massive social change. and a big of it is this and a big part of it is this tech that in tech revolution that we're in the well, i hope the middle of. well, i hope you're right. when goes you're right. when it goes wrong. and there's about it

thank you, gregg. >> my pleasure.l: i'll make my own prediction and i think she'll end up as like a judge on a tv show or something, like one of these courtroom shows. i really do. i think she's -- i think that's where she'll end up. pete: maybe. let's move onto massachusetts where we've seen the fall out in georgia with laken riley and another case in georgia of an illegal exciting a heinous crime against a citizen. it was a haitian man here illegally charged with raping a 15-year-old girl in the state of massachusetts. this migrant suspect entered the u.s. through a biden parole program in june of 2023 that flew haitian people from haiti to the united states. well, the governor of montana, her name is maura heelly was asked about the assault and policies that massachusetts h the sanctuary policies that massachusetts has. here's what she -- take a close look to what she said. watch. >> it's a horrible schismuation. horrible allegation, and my thoughts are with the victim and her family. i think we have the right syst

immunity and all of us agree that the court had an obligation to take the case of mark but i know greggurself, i felt the same makeup i would ensure they want, right related think that issue up. how do you see the arguments falling in that case? >> well as you know i predicted the outcome of this case exactly, how the court will decide 9-0, using the fifth section of the 14th amendment. on the issue of community i will make a relation here too, i think both sides argue too bartley. i think trump was wrong to have his raw lawyers say that if a president orders the seals to kill his opponents, he can be immunized unless he gets impeached first. that went too four. should have been. [ laughter ] but also think the lower court what we do for my having no immunity whatsoever in saying that whatever a president may have had immunity well in office he loses that once he leaves office. i hope and i suspect that the court that -- in order to come out with a nuanced decision that focuses on precisely what our presidential ask and if there within the scope of presidential ask then they have to go

fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett joins us now. about this story in politico today? >> it's yet another democrat prosecutor who is going after donald trump allies, maybe donald trump. i suppose that's conceivable. he was encouraging alternate electors and a challenge on january 6th of the certification of the electors. you know, the same thing that jamie raskin and other democrats did in the previous election trying to overturn it in favor of hillary clinton. it's important when they do it but when anybody connected to donald trump does it, it's a felony. >> brian: unbelievable the day it becomes trump-biden officially. the day that kyrsten sinema says she's out. a day that the georgia case seems to be ready to blow up. they all of a sudden, arizonans say i have got something to do. let's talk about the fani willis case to see if she stays on it and nathan wade stays in it. more clear to me as a civilian who isn't burdened by law school say these people have flat out lied. listen to ashley merchant as they ask her questions as she

major gang leader has been killed in the capital for the prince. sources say the gangster, known as t gregg escaped from prison earlier this year, was killed in a police operation. political groups are working to set up a transitional council to restore order until elections can be held in hate. or one of the d, as in t opposition figures appeared in court to find his arrest on corruption charges. and this just weeks before national elections, arvin changed the wall, is billy's chief minister and part of a political alliance form to challenge prime minister. the ranger modi. mr. kate hurry, also supporters say that the arrest was politically motivated. anger, but not disbelieved over the rest of their lead to one of the prime minister and none of the movies feel says the critics movie kind of defeat arvin catching about . that's why he was arrested the dw abuse and this is the murder of democracy. it's been going on for a while and nowadays arrested alida. and look at the timing because i do not have very inconvenient timing for daily chief minister of in case we was taken into custody just

greggs says it is working to resolve the issue as soon as possible. site in the english midlands due to a lack of new orders. speaking to the bbc, the company's managing director for the uk also warned that the impact on the supply chain would be considerable. the company has been in talks with the uk government for almost a year to find a solution to save the historic rail factory. sales at luxury brand gucci are expected to drop 20% in the first quarter of the year, according to its owner, luxury conglomerate kering. the drop is blamed on a much steeper decline than expected in the asia pacific region. the warning contrasts with rivals lvmh and hermes whose sales have remained resilient. train drivers at 16 rail companies are to stage a fresh wave of strikes and a six—day overtime ban in a long—running dispute over pay. that's according to their union aslef. that could threaten more travel chaos for passengers across the country. increasing unhappiness among younger people has caused the united states and some western european countries to slip down

it was notjust greggs that run— any payments. it was notjust greggs that run into _ any payments.online delivery orders from sainsbury's were cancelled on saturday _ sainsbury's were cancelled on saturday with some click and collect orders _ saturday with some click and collect orders hit _ saturday with some click and collect orders hit by cancellations as well. on top _ orders hit by cancellations as well. on top of— orders hit by cancellations as well. on top of that customers also had problems— on top of that customers also had problems paying by card in stores with contactless payments unavailable and issues with chip and pin payments and on friday people heading _ pin payments and on friday people heading to mcdonald's found they couldn't— heading to mcdonald's found they couldn't order in restaurants and drive _ couldn't order in restaurants and drive through is or online. all four firm say— drive through is or online. all four firm say the — drive through is or online. all four firm say the proms were caused by technical— firm say the proms were caused by technical issues

,sored greggs. think these things are gimmicks likeprobably,um,i greggs. think these things are gimmicksgs. think these things are gimmicks like probably, um, can we ggs. think these things are gimmicks likeprobably, um, can we talk >> probably, um, can we talk about burglary? >> horrendous >> sarah vine this is horrendous statistic, it, about the statistic, isn't it, about the number of burglaries? i think in the there are the last three years. there are some have had zero some areas that have had zero burglary is solved england burglary is solved in england and wales. >> i just think they're >> i just don't think they're a priority days. are they? priority these days. are they? >> supposed be. do >> they're supposed to be. do you remember the you remember mark? the commissioner every burglary you remember mark? the com be .sioner every burglary you remember mark? the com be investigated./ery burglary will be investigated. >> also a problem. >> car theft is also a problem. i don't know whether that's classified as burglary. >> well, i these things >> well, i think these things really to

newsom pushed for that break among the main beneficiaries is gregg flynn, who's a longtime newsom donordings that include two dozen panera bread locations state ways making illegal immigrants knowledgeable for really nice hometown buyer loan program. kellyanne i will go to you first, i will head the headline and quote real quick, this is from the capital weekly and says an applicant under the program so not shall not be disqualified based on the applicant's status. so that's from the article and that's on the idea that -- i'm sorry, we misconfused. i want to ask you about illegal immigrants. i researched this, what it means there's a program california that they basically loan you your down payment and you don't pay it back unless you sell your house and there's a chance they don't get it back at all. they are saying illegal immigrants can do it. it's popular and it's lottery now. californians are fighting for the opportunity and they want to throwty legal immigrants on top of them. >> we saw in new york when school children, american school children plucked out of their seats in classr

gregg's repulsive news. this is so disgusting i do not want to show with that but here goes. enjoying a nice nutritious snack at a milwaukee zoo. they're eating bamboo, fruit and exits enough to make you sick to your >>, jessie. >> jesse. >> is a math teacher in dallas who changed his name to literally anybody else that it else is running for president. he expects his name to be right under the names of trump and biden. if you're interested and literally anybody else but for this guy. tonight jesse water primetime rfk junior at 8:00 p.m. >> just got next time but that's it for us everyone. have a great night. ♪. jon: brothers and sisters and a blue mourning the loss of one of their own. while an nypd officer jonathan diller laid to rest this morning in long island, new york 31 you're a police officer shot and killed during a routine traffic stop in queens this week. th

obviously the the greggs just the costa and the greggs just down the road, but the amount of people say so many and people are coming than going to coming here rather than going to costa to greggs, i costa or going to greggs, i think a think that makes a big difference. and making well. >> and do feel like this >> and do you feel like this government support you in the ways that you need as a small business? i think it could be better. >> definitely. it could be better. yeah yeah. >> well, i can confirm that abby's paninis and latte are outstanding because that's what we had for our lunch. so i'm joined now by jenny and diane and harry, also locals now jenny, you're the lady that abby just mentioned there. tell us how you've supported this business. >> yeah, so i work for an organisation which is a social enterprise called teg retail, and we support new businesses coming onto the high street but also struggling businesses on the high street. and we give them mentorship, support it. we have a traders market once a month that's free and all for start up businesses, because i like to go ba

artermaster museum at, a place that used to be calledor lee, virginia, but has since been changed to fort gregg and it is it is stunning. and when i called the ulysses grant presidential library to the headf the library there and museum, if they had any information, other gifts that grant hagi to people during the war, in addition to the saddle, they were just stunned. they didn't even know about the saddle, but more importantly, they said no. grant didn't give gifts except to his family. they had no record of any other gifts. so this was really an extraordinary tribute to the man who did exactly what he was asked to do in the early stages of the war. and so in this hope that they might continue their services together when grant became president in 1868, he called markland in and asked him this was 1869 when he took office, asked■k him he would take on the job of being in charge of the mail in kentucky and. tennessee. now, thatards for somebody who had been the postmaster general of the entire army across the entire united states. but in huge responsibility. the ku klux klan began in tesewas e

. >> zach gregg grew up going to air shows in redding.ly three hours to enjoy his favorite part of the show. >> the feeling that you get when they're flying by fast and loud. >> while some folks came out foe most excited the uc davis senior design team for the aerospace engineering department. sp>> we have our little groups. we're working on redesigning the c-5m super galaxy, and so it in& >> military families came out for the show, too. >> we can see it from our house and we live on base. but, it's nice. it's different. it's a whole different experience when you're on the flight line and being able to feel it and see it. >> visitorsc had the chance to sit inside the cockpit of the kc ten, a highlight of the event. >> the experience of getting to walk on planes, watch them fly around. that's really cool. >> visitors could also speak with pilots in the flight crews who planes. robert lizama has served with the military for almost nine years. >> i grew up in guam, so just traveling was always big on a si really want to see the world. so i w

we had sainsbury's, mcdonald's, tesco's, i think greggs , the electoral greggs, the electoral commissionons, including greggs. you know, the crown greggs. you know, the true crown jewels uk . i mean that is jewels of the uk. i mean that is the serious and is the serious issue and that is why we're going to see a why i think we're going to see a lot more kind of lot more of this kind of conversation towards end conversation towards the end of the year because, you know, all across think three across the world, think three quarters of the world's democracies the democracies are going to the polls. obviously people like polls. and obviously people like russia going russia and china are going to be looking see they looking to see where they can find spots those find the weak spots in those different systems. find the weak spots in those diffjamesystems. find the weak spots in those diffjames topman, very >> james topman, thank you very much. hearing from you. thank you else you very much. here's what else is into newsroom on is coming into the newsroom on this morning. families of this monda

[laughter] >> lc this, gregg. [laughter] i understood the point.y i'm pro colonizer. [laughter] >> greg: what up, my colonizer. >> and was feeling young at heart but you spoiled that. [laughter] >> greg: kat, kat, kat, what is your point on -- take on this? the story continues as long as the media asks about it. he trying to figure out who they -- do they actually agree with the question? why are they doing this? >> i don't know why they're doing this but it certainly a good way for nothing to ever get sorrow. because i think most people agree -- the fact that he actually said, you know, and agree to disrespect any of these people, i think it's so wrong to even group in all immigrants, like, b. have anything in common -- that's what you're not supposed to do and what drives me crazy to say it, no kondas in our presentation of all these people are coming here, right? but you cannot do that missing or not going to disrespect any of them -- everyone is fine as suspecting the murderer i think mike i think that i think everybody -- you know, he brutally

the bakery chain asked customers to place orders outside using the greggs mobile app before food couldcal issues and shops will be open as usual tomorrow . the disruption usual tomorrow. the disruption follows similar it glitches at sainsbury's , tesco's and sainsbury's, tesco's and mcdonald's week and hmrc mcdonald's last week and hmrc has reversed a decision to close its self—assessment telephone helpline for half of the year. the tax authority originally announced the line would be closed between april and september, with taxpayers directed to online services instead. mps criticised the u—turn. that's the news for the latest stories do sign up to gb news alerts. scan that qr code on your screen right now or go to gbnews.com slash alerts . to gbnews.com slash alerts. >> welcome along. is the channel migrant crisis importing violent thugs into britain? today was a record breaking day. 450 arrivals. one of those arrivals was stabbed whilst on a boat crossing the channel. gb news filmed the scene as an ambulance arrived at the harbour to meet the lifeboat. so it looks like at least one

gregg's intrusive into people's personal lives who are confused you think i am on trial but these peopletrial for trying to steal an election 2020 i am not on trial no matter how hard you try to put me on trial. >> keeping a ledge of things he pays were versus are things she paid for. she was very emphatic and adamant about independent strong woman sheet managed to pay your own way. >> they spent their lives in a courtroom we all know what decorum looks like. jon: waiting for the georgia judges decision on the fulton county district attorney annie willis future in the election interference case against former president trump. the big question will she be disqualified over claims of misconduct and what would that mean for the prosecution of the case will it go on question rick meanwhile challengers have entered the race for her seat. criminal defense attorney mercedes colwin is here to weigh in for this whole thing. her behavior with her prosecutor this is think enough to get her thrown off the case? >> it is the key question for this judge. he needs to decide whether she compromised her

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2016 when he one portraying himself as this guy who's sitting on piles of money like scrooge mick gregg, and it turns out, yeah, he's rich, but he's not that rich. and so it's a blow to his ego. it's a below to his political persona i want to as a guy who can just spin gold out of nothing on the other hand, fred i don't think we're going to see seizures next week. if he can't come up with a bond, i think that the new york attorney general's office has played this pretty well so far, and they're going to continue to be patient and see this out. the other thing that's going on in the background is that at trump media, which owns truth social, is about to merge digital world acquisition, which is a fund that's going to merge with trump media and then go public. trump stands to make potentially at least on paper, billions of dollars. the question is, will this money accrued to him? >> for >> he winds up having to start losing assets as a result of seizures from the civil fraud, right. >> i mean, that is all astounding. however, i read that it might be six months before he would actually hav

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player who did not make a two-point shot, oakland ball, the upset over the wildcats 80 to 76, and gregg campy, he's been the head coach at oakland for 40 years old now he's into the surrounded 32 for the first time ever, kentucky now, 1.4 and their last five tournament games. and here was gke after that big upset >> i know they have draft picks and i know i'm not going to the nba, but i know on any given night, i can compete with those type of guys and our team can compete with those type of guys. and that's why i was so confident going into it. and that's why i say we're not a cinderella because when we play our a game where we can be the best y on the floor >> all right. dave, meanwhile, looked like they were just toast against nevada. they were down 17 with 714 to go. but did they states an epic comeback the flyers, reducing the game on a 20 florida for rod date santos here. >> the big bucket to >> put dayton up by walmart, 38 seconds lap and then nevada is last second three, no good date moves on after descending comeback warning, 63 to six day lebron james is high school coach keit