hannah: well, you have got a couple different options.r the british government, or the brititish economy, sosor, are going to have to start paying people better wages so that they can get people to come in from the eu. also they attract domestic workers from the u.k. to do these jobs. or they're going to have t to by a whole lot of robots, if we are talking about greater automation. brent: they are talking about that, right. hannah: or the other option is you are going to create an even greater opportunity for people to bring in, people smugglers to bring in people who are desperate, who then work without any protection at all, for no money, hardly any wages, with no protection. and that is a real concern. brent: it is a concern, because as we hear many times, the market does find a way to get the cheap labor, even if it is illegal. as always hannah, thank you. build it and they will be able to come. a wheelchair user here in germany has launched a campaign to help others move about more easily. about a year ago, rita ebel read a newspape

should bar instead it turned into a nightmare one that hannah will never forget the trouble with us i write quite early i think it was 6 or 6 30 pm we just wanted to smoke a pipe and then head home but then another friend joined us in kharkiv called and said we should stay and watch football with champions league. at half time the door suddenly flew open a man entered shots rang out then after just a few minutes the man vanished shocked henna checked on his friends or dart 1st and then some 23 times telling him we need to go to the back there was no reaction i looked more closely and saw blood in his head and running from his ears. or henna would never have expected such a racially motivated attack in his home town on the other hand he has noticed more and more derogatory comments about she should bars. when people hear you often go to she should bar the accusers of doing shady deals there or dealing drugs us. locals are still grieving those killed in the hanover shooting but slowly ever more people have started calling for preventative action to be taken or their start the german s

nikole hannah-jones is joining us, everybody. ( applause ) also on tonight's episode, roy wood jr. kicks off black history month. it turns out traffic is all in your mind. and nancy pelosi tears trump a new one. so let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with the democratic primary. what was meant to be a one-day event in iowa has turned into a four-day shit show of confusion. ( laughter ) only about three-quarters of the ballots are in. so we still don't know who officially won. but as it stands, it's a close race between bernie sanders, the world's youngest old man-- and pete buttigeig, the world's oldest young man. ( laughter ) but regardless of how it ends, no one is around to give a victory speech, because the candidates have already moved on. >> today, all of the top candidates are in new hampshire ahead of the primary next week. and as you can see right there on your screen, they're holding events all around the state right now. >> for some reason, in iowa, they're having a little bit of trouble counting votes. ( laughter ) but i am confident that here in new

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that was graham satchell speaking to grace millane's cousin, hannah.ntencing later this evening right here on bbc news. for now let's catch up with the weather. here is been rich. yet another day of rain across many parts of uk. the band of leather earlier on the radar picture was accompanied by some really gusty winds and behind it we ushered in cold air and wintry showers which will continue through the night across northern areas. for the night across northern areas. for the south largely dry, showers in the south largely dry, showers in the north will fade as we see persistent rain returning to northern ireland and westin scotland and the hills of western england. ca ptu res and the hills of western england. captures creeping up in the second half of the night well. through the day on friday more heavy rain through parts of northern ireland, western scotland, parts of north—west inman and north wales. for the south more dry weather, sunshine, a windy day and brisk winds to the east of the pennines and casabow to 60 mph which could cause some locali

his youngest, hannah, spends her early childhood living in the on-site family home just like her dad. woods was a big part of my childhood.limb t. we would throw rocks. i would make a vine-rope swing out of the ivy that grows around here. >> it sounds like it was a wonderful childhood. >> it was. >> over the years, john and his mother attempt to reinvigorate trees of mystery. they add a restaurant and native american museum, then take out a big loan for the construction of a $1-million sky trail gondola. you really modernized the whole experience.>> it's about the tre unique perspective that we get of them up here, you can't really see them any other way without being a bird. >> the gamble pays off. big attraction? >> big attraction. people absolutely love it, doubled our business. >> attendance climbs to 400,000 visitors a year, but in 2015, some bad breaks. first, there's trouble with the family tree, that 200-foot-tall, centuries-old sitka spruce with numerous trees sprouting from its branches. in the middle of the night, a loud crack precedes and even louder crash. >> one of those

hirsch epstein, malta epstein beerbohm,pstein, walt hannah wax, leah , joseph freed,ed , adolph wrongein stein, then, carla roots,s -- lee jo hey jacob wise, hannah weiss, mirriam weiss. to invite ae holocaust survivor to come --ward to lead the >> we offer as a prayer of weembrance, the words, affirm our faith in a higher power, the power that endows us with the ability to learn from the past and choose good over evil. please rise if you are able and remain standing following it for a moment of silence as we remember all victims of the holocaust and all victims of bigotry and hate. [speaking foreign language] you may be seated. ♪ >> i would like to invite a holocaust survivor -- holocaust survivors to join together with the diplomatic community to light memorial candles. following them, we invite all of our guests to light a candle. ♪ >> with the upcoming iowa caucuses and new hampshire primary, sunday at 2:00 eastern, american history tv looks back at presidential candidates bill clinton and towards w bush's visits to the granite state. >> there are too many students and parents tha

the next morning hannah ann gives her assessment.. >> it went really well, you know. >> that's awkward. time for victoria f.'s date. peter's being practical. >> it's never going to be a boring relationship. >> they discuss their issues. fantasy suite. >> oh my gosh. >> the next morning, victoria f. feels good. peter's got problems. >> i am in love with three women right now. and i'm torn three ways. >> time for the date with our girl madison. let's go climb a building. >> whoo! >> now it's time for the serious talk. madison needs a moment. >> i wouldn't be able to say yes to an engagement and continuing to like move forward if you had slept with other women. >> that might not be good for our girl madison. >> we're talking about forever with each other. >> even the kangaroos are watching. >> i know i'm not perfect. >> peter trying to talk her off the ledge. there she goes. so as i said in the intro, a real cliffhanger. you like the analyst cam? we added that. >> why are we just now doing the analyst cam of watching? that was brilliant

number of children being forced into prostitution while the problem has been deepening as cut to hannah's sunny beaches attract more and more international tourists but a group of local residents is pushing back to break up under age prostitution rings and the cause sent as this reports forgot to hannah. during the day at the dunns with its vivid colors and vibrant caribbean charm a picture perfect holiday destination for tourists from all over the world but when the sun goes down things change. as night falls sex workers flood the squares popular with foreigners many of them far too young to be doing this as a d.w.i. undercover reporter finds out after just a couple of minutes on the central plus side and. how well do you 16 how much is it 500 i know a place within walking distance it's safe i always go there the city's booming tourism sector has helped many families secure their livelihood but the wish to escape poverty has created a blind spot when it comes to protecting the most vulnerable. fernando who wishes to remain anonymous was 13 when strangers 1st offered him money for sex. ar

locals are still grieving those killed in the hannah shooting but slowly ever more people have started calling for preventative action to be taken or their start the german state needs to better protect and support its citizens eric it needs to invest in better education. of teaching people about democracy is good but not enough. for days there have been marches true hanau with protesters demanding migrants and their venue's be better protected than our shooting was the 3rd right wing extremist attack in germany in just 9 months and many are angry and concerned. never as do man who was born in one out of kurdish parents has been working tirelessly to spur migrants into action. she says even though many germans show solidarity migrants need to join forces. via we can't we as migrants an anti fascists need to get organized and defend ourselves by that i mean listening to those affected. those who might be murdered tomorrow all who face racism if these people need to be heard so what comment the central council of muslims in germany has already suggested deploying its own security staff t

hannah white.lease of people convicted of terrorism offences halfway through their sentence has been backed by mps. the new law was drawn up after the knife attack at streatham in south london earlier this month. the perpetrator, sudesh amman, had been freed from prison 10 days earlier. the measures will apply in england, scotland and wales. the justice secretary explained how terrorist prisoners would be affected. there are two main elements to this. first, to standardise the earliest point of which they may be considered for released at two thirds of the sentence imposed and secondly, to require that the parole board assess whether they are safe to release between that point and the end of their sentence. this will apply to all terrorists and terrorist related offences with a maximum penalty above two years, including those offences for which sudesh amman was sentenced. the issue of rehabilitation, the work that is done both in prison and out of prison is so important. there has been many efforts

and hannah nathanson is one of the "washington post" reporters behind all of this.estigative report is called "trump's words, bullied kids, scarred schools." hannah, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> in your quite lengthy piece, right, you all detail story after story of examples of harassing behavior. can you just give our viewers just a couple examples of some of the words used by these children to bully kids? >> you know, you hear -- people are hearing things at sports games and hallways, like go back to where you came from. a very popular one especially at sports games is build the wall, and in some cases, merely the president's name has become a shouted form of an insult. >> and how much damage is this bullying causing? >> i mean, you know, obviously it's hard to quantify, but i would say that the students we spoke to for this story, a lot of them even in cases where the incidents happened several years ago, the damage has lingered, and you know, they're still upset. it still affects the way they move through the world day-to-day.

but i picked hannah ann to -- hannah ann, madison, and kelly as the final three.elly got the boot tonight. this was also maybe the most dramatic episode yet for the word like. by our count there were 229 "likes" on tonight's show. which is like ridiculous. especially when you line them up. this is just a fraction of the likening storm bachelor viewers were forced to endure. >> such a dream to be here. >> i think like when you've only gotten like five minutes with him for the past like forever. >> like. >> like. >> like. >> like like like like. >> like, like, like, like. >> like. like. like. like. >> i feel like i just like -- >> like, like, like, like, like. >> like. >> like. like. like. >> like, like, like. >> like, like, like, like, like. >> like, like, like. >> like. like. >> like. like. >> like, like, like. >> like like like. >> like like. >> like like like like. >> like like like. >> like. >> like like like. >> like like like. >> like like like. >> literally. >> like like. >> i like cannot even. like i'm so happy. >> jimmy: right. yeah. [ cheers and applause

hannah's homeowning dream may soon be more than just something on paper, because she has saved enoughchallenge, she says, has been constant stress. simon gompertz, bbc news. and you can get more information by downloading the new bbc briefing on housing, by going to bbc.co.uk/news. a jury has seen footage of the manchester arena bomber looking around the area where he detonated his device, days before the attack. salman abedi killed 22 people and injured hundreds more at the end of an ariana grande concert in may 2017. his younger brother hashem is on trial, accused of helping him plan and prepare the attack. 0ur correspondent, dan johnson, is at the old bailey. turn, tell us more about what happened in court this morning. the jury happened in court this morning. the jury has seen cctv images from the 18th of may 2017, four days before the bombing. the footage shows salman abedi heading across town to victoria station and to the manchester arena. he spent some time 110w manchester arena. he spent some time now wandering around, looking at different bits and pieces, different places an

that was graham satchell speaking to grace millane's cousin, hannah.ether to help their local school's entry into a national poetry contest by learning and reciting poems themselves. they come from all walks of life and hope to influence younger generations to learn poems by heart. john maguire has been to burnham—on—sea in search of poetic inspiration. i must go down to the seas again, to the lonely sea and the sky. and all i ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by. i like to make things and practice my skills. it helps me earn money to pay all my bills. i've been doing it that long, i'm losing my hair. so please be patient with me, i'm only the mayor. burnham—0n—sea is blessed with many poets, and they know it. christopher robin had weasels and sneezles. they bundled him into his bed. they gave him what goes with a cold in the nose and some for a cold in the head. the fountains mingle with the river, the rivers with the ocean. the winds of heaven mix forever with a sweet emotion. in xanadu did kubla khan, a stately pleasure—dome decree, where a

what you saw from what hannah said, it can cause tension.e tensions involved. for the older age group, so people in their late 40s and 50s, what we might call middle—aged, although most of those still own their own homes, there is a fast rising proportion who are renting privately, and that is a worry. housing experts will say, what happens when they get to become pensioners? there is more security if you are in your own home. the ci’ux if you are in your own home. the crux of the matter is that supply is shorter than demand. what is the demand, looking forward? there is a housing gap that we have calculated in our bbc briefing, and that is not according to a plan, it is what we need. there is a gap of about 1.2 million homes. that is obviously an estimate. if you go ahead to 2035, that grows to around 4 million if we don't build homes. it is partly because of population growth but partly because people live in small units, sometimes on their own, smallerfamily units, sometimes on their own, smaller family units, so we need more homes. at cu

time the door to the cafe opened and the shooting began after a few minutes the gunman there and hannah turned to his friend said that. i tried to lave that i tapped him 2 or 3 times and said see that lets go then i looked up and saw the blood coming out of his head and is. at this bar where 4 of the 10 victims were killed people are in mourning. at the same time questions are being asked and demands articulated. the state has to protect citizens like us but efforts have to be stepped up to fight prejudice pro-democracy companies are good but not enough. demonstrators have been on the streets of hono for days demanding more protection for people with migrant backgrounds and the places they meet and people are ready to push back against racist rhetoric. just dean again we need to make sure that the voice of people affected is heard more people who could be murdered tomorrow people hit by racism i mentioned they have to be heard. and some voices calling for organized self-defense are also growing louder that isn't supported by these people directly affected by the hand of the type. you ha

they are with people across the whole of germany i'm sure the detainee felt today by the people of hannah.

world champion hannah cockcroft is one of 46 para—athletes to make the latest world class funding programmelete's potential to win medals at the tokyo 2020 or paris 2024 paralympics. and bronze for great britain's katie ormerod in the snowboard slopestyle at the us grand prix sees her lead the world cup standings with two races to go. it's her third podium finish in a row, great britain's hockey teams were in action in the pro—league over the weekend. playing two matches against the hosts. they woman last saturday. they look to be getting their revenge yesterday before a storm saw the game abandoned. that was only the game abandoned. that was only the start of their frustrations. they got a bit upset about it, what happened? gb were 1-0 up against australia before half—time when the match had to be cancelled because of bad weather. timing is key. if the match had gone through to the fourth quarter, whatever the result was a would have stood. so, the rules at the moment state that if one of the matches, one of the two matches is cancelled, then the winner of the first match gets double point

. >> victoria f., hannah ann, and kelly hanging out at the hacienda.off? >> got the bandage off. shall we? >> lots of talking going on. victoria f. heads for the door. but she's leaving with a rose. >> will you accept this rose? >> decision time back at the table. hannah ann gets the rose. warm up the suv. kelly's out of here. >> oh! >> champagne in the suite with the final four. kiss count, kiss count. the kiss count stops at -- seven. yeah, so seven on the kiss count. that's frankly probably the end of the kiss count for this season. >> aww. >> where'd the orchestra came from? >> we don't know where the orchestra came from. the hacienda was an old nightclub in manchester. everyone's going crazy, you get the idea, 24-hour party people, it's a reference, folks, check it out. next week, hometown dates. that is guaranteed to be next-level drama. on that note, i'm going to try and make my way out. >> be careful. >> so analyst out. >> be careful! >> oh, oh -- he made it. okay, everyone's safe. >> it's a small space. >>> all right, so we're moving right alo

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his grandfather was a guest worker who helped pave the streets of hannah. had wanted to give people a warm place to call home noise that's no longer possible i didn't know about this can barely sleep he's a relative a fair hans who he says was a person who loved life. he wants politicians and civil society to do more to combat racism. it's a lot of people know it's getting real people dying young people like you and me lost their lives you know it's time to do something and it's high time it's just yes. now there is also the question of more protection for immigrants and their descendants. most of our biome has lived in germany since 1988 but the shop owner does not want to be ruled by fear. don't have to protect my store why should they start growing for 12 hours just waiting for you live in fear then you will just stay home and never go on it. i need a new months to wants to feel free and not lose the courage to face life in memory of the victims of right wing extremist terrorism. this is the toughest given to all these people we won't be intimidated i do

getting underway so kate what we've already seen a number of vigils and protests in the wake of the hannah attacks what's happening at today's event. was it today's event so really enables everyone who really has been at work the rest of the week to come out today and show a side of solidarity and the organizers want people to unite today in a sign against far right extremism as you can see there's already at least around 1500 people here gathered behind me in central now many of them already carrying banners call it shouting chants like nazis out of and also there's a lot of families as well behind me and a lot of posters with. sari criticism of the far right a.f.d. in calling for the far right party the alternative for germany posse to actually be put under surveillance now because that just reiterate some of the criticism that we've even heard from german politicians in recent days as well who have said that while the a.f.p. would not directly involved influenced the killing are not wednesday and there has been criticism of how they have enabled rhetoric far right extremist rhetoric to

the kurdish cultural center and hannah has become a place of grief and suffering many who knew the victims of the shooting here have come to pay their respects to farragut a 23 year old teaching technician guns don't se tried to buy cigarettes. that's the worst of it fair had wanted to do something good for the people of. his grandfather was a guest worker who helped pave the streets of havana. for had wanted to give people a warm place to call home noise that's no longer possible. can barely sleep he is a relative of who he says was a person who loved life he wants politicians and civil society to do more to combat racism it's. people know it's getting real people dying young people like you and me lost their lives it's time to do something tight i just. know there is also the question of more protection for immigrants and their descendants mustapha byrom has lived in germany since 1988 but the shop owner does not want to be ruled by fear. just don't have to protect my store why should they stand around for 12 hours just waiting for you live in fear then you will just stay home and never

his youngest sister hannah was only eight years old when they put her in an orphanage and he vowed after his parents died he would get her. two years later, he borrowed a toulouse, and brought her home. inand my grandma saved money a coffee cam in their basement to send my dad to a two-year community college. my dad became a newspaperman. my mom was born in milwaukee, the sight of our next convention. [cheering] senator klobuchar: she came to minnesota and taught second grade until she was 70 years old. i still meet people that say she was their favorite teacher. today asd before you the granddaughter of an iron ore minor, the daughter of a teacher and newspaperman, as the first woman elected to u.s. senate from the state of minnesota, and a candidate for president of the united states. [cheering and applause] [crowd chanting] amy! that isklobuchar: because we live in a country of shared dreams, that no matter where you come from, who you know, the color of your skin, where you worship, who you love, that you can make it in the united states of america. life.not have a perfect my dad str

toally, a special award nicole hannah jones of the new york times and contributors for the 16-19 product, which examined the role of slavery in u.s. history and its continuing .ffects in contemporary society congratulations to all the winners. now we have, as a special event, a panel discussion on the difficulties of finding truth in war. two of this year's winners are on the panel, craig whitlock and mark to figure out how we find out without having somebody on the inside, a russian pilot or thect or telling us, or defense ores intelligence community, they were not willing to get into this area. what we ended up doing was -- there is a network inside syria of early warning spotters, a group of people that basically take it upon themselves to try on eavesdrop and keep tabs russian air activities. -- using themo ad other sources, able to get russian pilot transmission. the russians transmit for a number of reasons on an open channel,ilots who open we obtained that material that allowed us to zero in on russian culpability. >> those are audio recordings, is that what you are talking about?

award toa special nicole hannah jones of the new york times and contributors for project which examineshe central role of slavery in u.s. history and its continuing effects in contemporary society. congratulations to all of the winners. -- as a special event -- a panel discussion on the difficulties of finding truth in war. two of this year's winners are on the panel -- craig whitlock of the post and mark scheffler of the times. craig joined the posted 1998 and covers the pentagon and national security. mark, a writer and reporter who turned to video more than 10 years ago, is now executive producer of visual investigations at the times. we are lucky to have as our moderator sarah ellison, the washington post media writer. sarah, over to you. >> thank you so much, john and think to craig and mark for joining us. we are lucky to have you. i want to note that the name of the panel is "wartime allies, secrets and crimes" and we are here in washington were so little is bipartisan but it feels like this is one area where we can say all sides of the political spectrum share in their ability t

this is the recent bar mitzvah of hannah's brother. his post traumatic stress disorder has been trigged returning to the area. >> it's very disheartening not to help your child. when we look a our specific family history, i can't help but feelin so very responsiblend feel very glty for having chos to live a you're life in denmark because i had chosen to live anywhere else, this reporter: commative stones may sustain memories of holocaust victims but to preserve its future, the jewish community wants the danish government to mount an education campaign to combat >> the only real weapon we can use is information. i would say propaganda but good campaigns for being jews is not different for being christian or muslim or anything else. reporter: certainly in scandinavia, the jewish community needso counter the influence of thedi n resistance movement with its slick videos, it's becoming more organized and even has a foothold incend, an issue addressed by denmark's queen in her new year's eve address. >> it's shameful to experience how the u

techese are images of thet bar mitzvah of hannah's brother elias. their mother mette says that returning to the scene of terrorismfive years on, has triggered her son's post traumatic stress disorder. h i have never seen him so heartbroken ande never felt so heartbroken in my life. it's very disheartening n to be able to help your child. wweheook at our specific family history, of course i can't help but feeling so very responsible and feel very guilty f having chosen to lead a jewish life in denmark because had i chosen to live anywhere else,his wouldn't have happened. >> reporter: stumbling stones may sustain memories of holocaust victims. but to preserve its future, the danish government to mount a substantial education campaign to combat anti-semitism. >> the only real weapon we can us seformation. i would say propaganda, but good c bampaigns fng jewish is not different to being christian or muslim or anything else. >> reporter: certainly, in sndinavia the jewish community needs to counter the influence of the nord resistance mt.ovemen with its

. >> reporter: it all started before noon when police say 30-year-old hannah roemhild was spotted acting erratically and dancing on a rental car, then ignoring a trooper once inside the vehicle. >> when it looked like she was going to put it in drive, he actually smashed the window out to try to grab the steering wheel, but it didn't work and she drove off. >> reporter: the chase beginning at the breakers hotel spanning some four or five miles. the woman at one point speeding at 70 miles an hour on the wrong side of the road barrelling right through two security checkpoints on the outer perimeter of mar-a-lago. authorities opened fire at the car before the driver got away under what circumstances would deputies fire their weapons?fico answer the question but lar said this. >> we're going to fire when our lives are in danger and the danger of the public and that's exactly what happened. >> reporter: deputies say the driver w e her bullet riddled jeep still in the parking lot. the driver tackled after trying to flee. sam brock, nbc news, west palm beach. >>> for the democratic candidates h

hannah ann gets the rose. group date.time. >> make the love with the camera. >> some strangeness from kelly as pedro's grandma -- >> you know, at the end of the day i think i'm just going to say incest is best on this one. >> that night, drama with victoria p. oh-oh -- >> i don't know. >> this might not be good. >> i don't know if i see you as my wife. >> peter with those five words again. >> can i walk you out? >> warm up the minivan. victoria p.'s out of here. one on one. victoria f. a chilean ranch. lots of horseplay. that night, victoria f. having doubts. victoria f. is melting it down. weird bathroom camera shot. >> i don't know what to say. >> eh, don't worry, victoria f. gets the rose. time for a showdown. >> mckenna and tammy. >> what? >> enough is enough. >> these two just don't like each other. >> say what you want to say. >> i don't give a crap. >> plenty of good cattiness here. peter's got a decision. call the suv. tammy's gone. rose ceremony time. kelsey gets a rose. natasha gets a rose. build the drama. kell

re be happy in a round of applause of a were winner come of this was something quite different as hannahthe world this chat about diversity slightly more interesting one. that's the other interesting thing. if you want to reflect on this, why isa if you want to reflect on this, why is a film like this with the pet is excepted by general audiences and in a way that a lot of subtitle films or not. you may have your thoughts on this but i think many films of this quality are made and are sitting out there unheard—of, unseen and unloved. it's at the good fortune to break through and to get some critics talking about it, and as we are saying last night that's why we have is worse using controversy, it's about these voices and stories being heard and championed beyond it they get the chance to then take their part in the competition. talking about more stories being heard, tell us about the t—shirt. stories being heard, tell us about the t-shirt. i'm a big fan of greta, my friend runs a company of providing for makers of t—shirts. i was really disappointed that she did not get any real love at

hannah savenok >> steve: hannah savenok [ laughter ] >> jimmy: she says, "my husband is not a drinkerryone at the wedding. he needed to be brought up to the hotel room on a luggage cart." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> steve: oh, wow. >> jimmy: that's bad >> steve: i got a lot of baggage, baby. >> jimmy: this one is from @gabbybracho she says, "the deejay played the wrong song for the couple's first dance. instead of the youtube track they asked for, he played 'i still haven't found what i'm looking for.'" [ audience ohs ] [ applause ] "no, he has! they found what they're looking for. please shut this off." oh, my god this is from @clarasee91 she says, "my black dressed ripped at a wedding, and i used a black sharpie to color in my thigh so, you couldn't tell. [ laughter and applause >> steve: yeah now that's called thinking >> jimmy: i have a feeling that you could still tell >> steve: well - [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this one's from @anniehowington. she said, "our photographer photo-shopped jesus into our wedding photo. [ laughter ] look at this [ laughter and applause i mean we

is up in the gallery tonight along with our daughter katie, our son-in-law collin, their daughter hannah, our sonic, and our daughter-in-law landa. where are you folks? i can't see you. [ applause ] thank you so much for your love and support. i'm with you, and i won't embarrass you tonight. i'm tony evers and i'm incredibly proud to be here as the 46th governor of the state of wisconsin to deliver my second state of the state address. [ applause ] as i reflect on my first year in office, although there were setbacks and occasional political posturing, what i call huffing and puffing, we always had a lot of success, and i'm proud of everything we accomplished in just a year's time. one of the best parts of doing my job is getting out of the capital and visiting with people all across the state, and holy mackerel, that's what i did. lieutenant governor barnes and i visited all 72 wisconsin counties this past year. [ applause ] actually, the bad news is that lieutenant governor barnes and i raced to see who could be the first to visit those 72 counties, and he beat me by about five days, b

this makes me the question comes from you hannah in colombia. to all animals. it certainly looks as if they do close their eyes hardly move seemed to switch off but there are big differences in how and for how long various species does while lions sleep as long as 20 hours a day. make do with 2 hours. migrating birds sleep for just a few minutes at a time they take their brief power naps in mid flight keeping one eye open to avoid collisions and spot potential threats. nails employ a similar strategy they're never totally asleep instead only one brain hemisphere knots off at a time while the other regulates breathing and swimming activity. many other animals don't lie down to sleep elephants do it standing up. and i mean goes on one leg. bats those upside down. in the pot some asleep under water as do fish with their eyes open. animal is easy prey. which is why each species has come up with its own solution for sleeping safely because sleeping is as important as eating. just why animals sleep isn't entirely clear we know that we humans process experiences in ou

soon share with her new sister for clinton room for the past waiting for the moment they could bring hannah bail home and one of her grandparents had made for reminders marking what should have been her rival all around home we had the house line up the dog lineup. we had actually checked out of work we had pulled her daughter out of school and then that it was the iday before we left we got the call that they didn't outbreak of the wuhan but the coronavirus put their travel. >>adoption excitement and the chance to hold their new daughter in their arms on hold currently we know that a lot of the airlines are not even traveling into cha but as of right now we we don't know if it will be summer time or how long it will be before we can go get our little girl afte waiting so long kristen sa the news was devastating and the sudden change costly for the couple while they wait a new desire forming in their hearts now working to collect face mass hand sanitizers vitamins and air purifiers. >>this indirectly to china through lifeline children services their adoption agency based out of birmingham a

but despite these reassurances the handle killings have left many people of foreign descent like hannah and his sisters question their relationship to the german state . and how often people in had now are wondering will there be another attack and who will be targeted this time where and how much we want the government to assure us that such an attack will never happen again does it i'm worried that people of foreign descent will start illegally carrying guns with them but that's no solution to that and that's to. mention that a cunt feel safe here in germany where the. the message from the han our shooting is clear the german government and people must ensure that everyone can live here in equal safety. the message from the people in hand now we want more protection it's an issue that is also affecting other parts of the country such as the capital berlin there politicians across the spectrum are targeted by people with extremist views for falco leka and mahdi their work as lawmakers is directly affected by the hostility they face in addition to serving their constituents they also ha

for womeand girls 42% of the products out there arlike to st more to women than they do nd senator hannah beth jacksontuesday unveiled s p 8.73 which would expand on a state law that already prohibits gender price discrimination for services like dry cleaning the new ll kes it illegal in califnia for retailers to charge stomers different prices on the basis of nder for similar products, this is long pastdue also at the capitol for tuesday's announcement filed simil legislation at who the federal level i ho that that measure will be taken up. within the next couple of months, lawmakers laidout a table full of examples tuesday, including soccer ball as blankets and razors with price differences rom one to $3 for different colors experts say, although the price difference caseem small they say it's still significant price discrimination exis israel you see the examples here it is unfair it should be illegal. the measure is now awaiting a hearing in the senate judiciary committee in cramento, ashley zavala kron 4 newsright time now for 4 zo forecast we're going to send it outside taki a live

hannah in 0xfordshire, who's 32, has lived with different family members rent—free while saving to buytra by selling her illustrations. but it still means sacrifices. i started saving when i was 14. ivery, very rarely, even now, spend anything on myself. there's a sense of guilt. i can't spend anything on myself because i have to save for a roof over my head. i have to have security for my future. the affordable housing commission found that more than half of 18—24—year—olds live with family, and 18% — nearly one fifth — are still doing it as 25—34—year—olds. it's an increasing number. if you are living under someone else's roof, you are constantly under their rules, and therefore you can't have a relationship, really, what with anyone. really, with anyone. you can't invite them back. it's quite lonely. there's a lot of pressure. hannah's homeowning dream may soon be more thanjust something on paper because she has saved enough for a deposit on a flat, but the housing challenge, she says, has been constant stress. simon gompertz, bbc news. as part of our day of coverage, the bbc is on

hannah's homeowning dream may soon be more than just something on paper, because she has saved enoughtz, bbc news. i'm joined now by lord best, chair of the affordable housing commission, and former leader of thejoseph rowntree housing trust. thank you for waiting to talk to us, we had lots to talk about from america earlier. it is good to have you with us. when we look at the scale of the housing challenge, do you detect that the political will is there to devote the kind of resources needed to meet this challenge? well, government is trying to respond. it allowed councils once again to build counselling housing, which is a very good thing, they have been allowed to borrow as much as they can to build some more. that is going to ta ke build some more. that is going to take some time. leaving everything to the house—builders is not going to the house—builders is not going to work, they only build out as fast as they can keep the prices up. do not rely on them. the housing associations, we want to see them doing a lot more, they sort of stand between the private and the public sector.