helen walkers. ooh!nd when helen had the vision to build this building, you see before you speaker pelosi at the time she helped make it a reality. in fact, our kitchen is called nancy's kitchen. so with that, daniel i really want to thank you for the support that you and the speaker have shown the congresswoman excuse me have shown throughout the decades. thank you so much, peter. it's really a privilege to be here with you with the mayor, of course, with mr mitchell from the white house and you know? we can call her nancy word home, right? nancy's dear friend helen walker is doing her spirit is really present here, and we all felt it when you were speaking about the history that our mayor is made here in san francisco to so with the songs and the spirituality, thank you. just very briefly. speaker pelosi is very grateful for the opportunity to support your critical work to provide culturally sensitive whole person care to our urban indian community here in san francisco , and that is why in the 2023 ap

helen and heather then conquered the world again, this time in the rio olympics and helen then retireder five years away with three young children i was petrified. announcing it and sending a post about saying this is what i'm doing, i was worried what people were going to say, what their reactions were going to be. and i was blown away by the support. so as helen trains to try to make team gb in april and reach fourth olympic games, what is her motivation this time around? i want to represent all parents, i want to represent all mums. i want to represent my three children. so in a way i have more riding on it. but then in many ways i've got much less. i have succeeded in what i want to achieve, i've got my 0lympic golds and i'm very content with my career. this is alljust a bonus. matt graveling, bbc news. a wedding in south wales took a dramatic turn at the weekend when five of the guests had to leave the church to respond to an emergency call. the porthcawl rnli volunteers were at the service for a fellow crew member's special day, when they were called out to rescue two people cut

i don't want your sympathy, helen. helen: really?st trying to express my feelings, helen. helen: ha! feelings! you ain't got no [deleted] feelings! charles: maybe you should just listen for once. helen: "maybe, maybe, maybe." maybe your problem is is that she's probably still getting her [speaking navajo] on with some [speaking navajo] night after night, while you're here [deleted] and moaning to us. anise: can i go now? uh, i probably should because, well, because it concerns me. charles, crying: i don't know what she means. [sniffling] you know i don't know what you're saying. she knows i don't speak navajo. helen: oh, you know exactly what i said. her petite little body. she probably with that young buck right now--bigger, stronger. maybe he's black. man: no. ♪ he's definitely not black. [charles sniffling] the spirits say... [spirits whispering] he's a white. [helen laughing] [man speaking navajo] [charles crying] helen: you've been living here for, like, 3 weeks. go home and grow a [deleted] pair. [charles whimpering] anise: wel

and i had the honor of introducing helen dalton tonight, helen's running to keep her seat in an upcoming state election. that's become dominated by the issue of gambling reform because of the laundering of, of money. so i crohn and basically misery. so i get a lot of come will constituents coming to the office to say, you know, they've lost everything or, you know, they've got no way to sleep. i think that it's outrageous that we've got massive massive poker machines, chris and also right through the electric, as well as right through the site. ah, there is more than meets the eye to this seemingly twinkle town of $27000.00 people, including plenty of clubs, operating campbell, many were established, didn't wanna return soldiers and run his charities with generous tax concessions that's allowed them to expand into sprawling institutions that tolerate little criticism, helen says her calls for reform have led to a targeted campaign against her by clubs, new south wales, the peak body representing the state pubs and clubs. advertisement directly attacking her, have been displayed in severa

and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story helen, let me start with you today. what exactly is behind this legislation? you know, right, alkaline that this legislation is part to the overall context of georgia shifting from it's very important historically pre determined european path or the 10 years of the current current government. there have been serious question marks. one. what if we exactly behind the russian oligarch was informally ruling this country, namely all the garbage industry. and after the war in ukraine started, i think the questions and disappeared and the answer has become very clear. he's a russian guy and their book is control was basically moving ga, into russian direction and, and way from our european perspective, which has become even more realistic against the big wrong brand background of the ukranian war. now, all those trends have cost several really so the slowly here, but this legislation has turned out to be a red line for many different types of groups in georgia, people, political parties, even people who are quite loyal to the

and helen at the georgia president has said that she's prepared to, to veto this bill a. but apparently, as i understand that, that can be overwritten by parliament. eventually, i want to ask you as far as parliamentary procedure, where does the bill go from here before it would actually become law because things seem very tense and in problem or i now, i mean that there were, there were fist fights in the last session and people are quite angry about this so, so what happens next? well, it takes several times before it's finalized, but that's not the core of the issue. and this is michael, interested to have just outline the whole story a say about the context. what kind of rule in georgia, we have basically this guy, big name, and it's really no matter was the motivation behind him. whether it's a direct instructions from the kremlin or is his motivation to do anything current to just keep power. and it's clear that i see the influence of russia over the years, and especially after the war in ukraine has been increasing in this country. he's pursuing the russian propaga

one that helen says is bringing misery and hardship to gamble yesterday you said you could put in 10 grand through poker machine in about 10 minutes. she was shocked by a recent government report that identified this region as one of the worst places in australia for gambling addiction and money laundering last year in the electorate of murray. it was about 194000000 that people last to poker machines. so that's enormous amount of money in helen state of new south wales, more than $15000000.00 is lost on gambling machines, known as pokies every day. in most countries, these machines are confined to casinos in australia, therein, community pubs and clubs, dotted throughout the most suburbs and towns. and i had the honor of introducing helen dolton tonight, islands running to keep her seat in an upcoming state election. that's become dominated by the issue of gambling reform because of the laundering of, of money. so crime and basically misery. so i are get a lot of come will constituents coming to the office to say, you know, they've lost everything or, you know, they've got no way to

thank you very much, helen catt.d for forgiveness from the families of those killed in the country's worst rail disaster. it comes as police and protestors violently clashed outside the parliament in athens. earlier, hundreds of black balloons were released in memory of the victims. a least 57 people died in the crash. the greek prime minister has asked for forgiveness from the families a leading childcare charity says it has never been harder for parents to find a place for their child. the early years alliance says thousands of providers have closed in the last year due to rising costs and recruitment issues and that the situation will get worse without more investment. 0ur correspondent navtej johal reports from one nursery as it closed its doors for the final time. time to say goodbye. this nursery in southampton has been here for more than 20 years. it is beloved by the local community. emotional, that's the only word for it, emotional. especially, like, when you're on your own as a mum and you go home, and you'

we wish helen all of the best. it is 644, _ could. we wish helen all of the best.gramme tonight. heartbreak tears in talking. the former wales footballer, jason bowen, says his first thoughts were of his wife and children after he was diagnosed with motor neurone disease. the 50 —year—old, who played for swansea, cardiff and newport county during his career, is now undergoing treatment at the morello clinic in newport, which specialises in rehabilitation for people with neurological conditions. the 50 —year—old, who played for swansea, cardiff and newport county during his career, says he's determined not to look t00 far ahead, and to enjoy the present. he's been speaking to our reporter, george zielinski. bowen doing what he often did. a committed professional he played until 48 before hanging up his boots. during his long career bowen faced many challenges, the biggest, though weeks now. i faced many challenges, the biggest, though weeks now.— faced many challenges, the biggest, though weeks now. i was in the house with my wife — though weeks now. i was in the ho

helen sage lee joined the platform in 2021.policies that are written for social media companies and for different social media platforms are put into words that very distinctly outline harm. employees who are really just enforcing policy or trying to better understand how to enforce policy in a way that is fair to everybody else, it can be challenging. two years ago, twitter suspended one of its best known and most active users — us president donald trump. there are some suspensions in which you can appeal for and get that suspension removed. and then there are some suspensions that are permanent, and those are the ones that cause more harm to the general public. after trump supporters stormed the capitol, he was permanently banned. twitter said he was inciting violence. but his removal triggered a debate about freedom of speech. it struck a chord with another high—profile tweeter — elon musk. "free speech is essential to a functioning democracy," he tweeted. "do you believe twitter rigorously adheres "to this principle?" a mon

helen course there were emails, there were meetings . helen wheatley in were meetings.ime as those whatsapp messages that seems to contradict the story on the front page of the telegraph. it's an email that referenced the health department's wants to every ongoing into health, going into care homes. however the lack of tests available at that time meant that they cry over time meant that they cry over time those exiting hospital rather than those coming from the general community. this is the general community. this is the argument that matt hancock been making all morning . he been making all morning. he would have liked to everyone but giving limited resource says he prioritised tests from those leaving hospital . i suppose we leaving hospital. i suppose we will not know the real answers here until we see all of the data many tests actually were they available at that time and was it the advice ? sir chris was it the advice? sir chris whitty and sir vallance, that tests could be more available or as matt has been alluding to, was that this meeting that actually revise

when we are requesting is my grand mother helen's dream. she would talk about putting families back together and she said -- that to heel a nation have you stoort with the family first. she came to san francisco throughout government boarding relocation act. where she went to took in boarding school in utah. there she saw her people hurting and the traumas our community went through. having -- >> and were say thank you for saving my life. and happens often. and she made an impact on native community i know as a village we will make more of an impact. and many reasons why native americans suffer from alcohol abecause and substance abuse is coping unemployment and discrimmation and the village would provide ways to solve solutions and everyone wants a place to feel needed and -- thank you. >> so. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. 2 minutes. good afternoon. my name is karen. i'm currentlyave project director at friendship house. i have wed there most of my life. in a large portion of my life. sometimes v

helen do me a favor describe it all on paper as much as you can are you sure you know how? comrade contour admiral is simply delighted with your work. very resourceful professionally , we managed to win an information victory. car keep quiet there, don't stick your head out, good. we are there, according to our information, they are all in one of the rooms of an abandoned building. i assume that there is also an explosive device that the terrorists are going to detonate if we do not fulfill their requirements, while it is quiet, quiet, the terrorists demand money , transport and the possibility of free access to the airport. on site in exactly 5 minutes. let's now talk about how we will hand over money to you, the car will drive up to the main entrance, 2 minutes is enough. we are in position attention says first readiness. minus one it seems that we are going out cleanly. you are all dead. i shot yes, as much as possible, as much as you need, and you can let them in, so who are they, i'm a brother for the wedding. i'm in the office, go go. flight 857-65 begins inspection.

walking on faith. >> the funerals are scheduled for sunday, not far from here at school, helen was a for 27 years but with his new storms coming in, even that is an uncertainty in their lives tonight. we've also learned that president biden in the first lady plan to visit storm damaged areas here in mississippi friday. david. >> david: phil lipof in mississippi for us. thank you. oversees tonight into russia and an alarming new turn in u.s. relations with moscow. tonight the kremlin now suspended all notifications involving nuclear weapons. he medications required under the new treaty. white house is responding it won't communicate either the, so where does this leave us? here is martha raddatz now. >> tonight, a troubling standoff. russia now refusing to give advance warning to the u.s. about its missile tests or provide data about its nuclear arsenal as required by the start nuclear arms agreements, a move that has now prompted the white house to do the same. >> to be compliant to that particular modality of new start, we have decided to likewise not share that data. >> the new sta

—— as helen trains at. t with her motivation? -- as helen trains at. ., ., , , ., trains at.bonus. , ., ., “ , it's it�*s more than a bonus! absolutely inspirational and good luck to helen glover in the family. don�*t go away. the former uk prime minister boris johnson has been facing a grilling by a committee of mps and it�*s over whether he intentionally misled parliament over lockdown iraq gathering at number 10 downing street. we�*ll have much more in the next few minutes —— over gathering. hello, good evening. it was very blustery today, particularly across northern and western areas of scotland. also some heavy thundery showers moving eastwards on that brisk south—westerly winds, but it wasn�*t raining all the time. there were some decent sunny spells around, too, as recorded by our weather watcher here in york. lots of blue sky here, and no big changes in the forecast as we head through the next couple of days or so. still unsettled, more wet and windy weather to come. also some sunshine and it stays mild until we get to the weekend, but still very blustery, particular

she was too shaken up to speak on camera, but her lifelong friend helen recalled the she went throughrawling out of her shattered window moments after an 4 tornado tore through her 109, jackson avenue home. she end up in the highways. somebody the deal. >> he said what's weighed me. and so it took a a sting. that's one of the thousands now homeless after a tornado ripped apart room, mississippi. >> and the deep south on friday night killing dozens, injuring over 50 people and obliterating more than 2000 homes. fema said there are a lot of people that are really good people that didn't have a lot before the storm. they lost everything they had on monday morning, a group of volunteers sifting through the rubble helping ernestine salvage what she could dresses jeans, boxes of sneakers in stilettos, even a few appliances, whatever she could fit and helens suv. she had a lot of that she just wanted these about. she always can replace day. what matters fema and red cross officials were in silver city this morning surveying the damage in speaking to locals, including ernestine. we want to ma

helen catt, bbc news.ise with a multi—million—dollar tourist industry, but the country has the biggest heroin problem in the world. around 10% of the local population is dependent on the drug. heroin is brought in on well—known smuggling routes from asia to europe and africa. the seychelles government has launched a war on drugs — but the country is made up of more than 100 islands, making its borders difficult to police. joseph fady banane is a former heroin user a support worker. he's given bbc africa eye rare access to his community. seychelles, we have a reputation for sensory hotels and luxury living. behind every corner, this is the reality. just off the main street, i meet a young guy i know. i used to take heroin with his mum when he was still a little kid but now he is all grown up with his own habit to support. his brother also uses. it's very common to see dependency passed from parent to child. around one in ten people are trapped in this cycle of dependency. fist trapped in this cycle of depend

> yeah, he was, like, a meat puff >> jimmy: yeah, he's so cute you were saying that he got to meet helen a a meeting. >> jimmy: oh >> this was like a meeting of the minds and the heart. >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah, so, i'm in my -- in my trailer, and she's like, "oh, your son is here i want to come and meet him. >> jimmy: yeah >> so she comes and -- i mean, you don't have to do that, by the way. >> jimmy: no, of course not. she's the best >> she's the best. >> jimmy: yeah, she's cool >> so she comes in and sits down in the trailer with him for like, i don't know, 15, 20 minutes just talks to him, spends some time with him. and then she's like, "oh, i've got to go get ready. so she leaves and then he turns to me and he's like, "mommy, do you know who i'm going to marry? and i was like, "where is this coming from? does, how does he even know what that is?" >> jimmy: yeah >> i'm like, "no, who? he's like, "helen. [ laughter ] and then i was like -- and i so shocked, i was like, "well, what if she's already married? he was like, "then i'll just be her butler." [ laughter ] i was like "oh, that's

helen, thank you very much _ this afternoon. helen, thank you very much indeed. _ this afternoon.professor - this afternoon. helen, thank you | very much indeed. professor andy this afternoon. helen, thank you - very much indeed. professor andy is a lecturer in law college of london. what do you make of this government policy? the new proposal that has been put forward today, the first initial thought is that maybe 50% of the proposed legislation within the bill are incompatible with human rights convention. it's very proud of its... the problem this is will be that it will be very difficult to apply this in practice. if half of the bill is breaking in any legal framework. the bill is breaking in any legal framework-— the bill is breaking in any legal framework. ., ., , framework. you have studied the issue of albanians _ framework. you have studied the issue of albanians coming - framework. you have studied the issue of albanians coming here. | framework. you have studied the issue of albanians coming here. i think last year, 12,000 migrants came in small boats. what was driving

helen, good morning, so nice to have you here.etting your insight on this particular issue. you know, that proposed bill in georgia's not only includes a ban on drop boxes statewide, but also it is a process to make it easier for votes to be challenged. the same bill allows them to opt out of the electronic ballot markers and favorite hand weren't paper ballot. in your opinion, what do you consider to be the most problematic aspect of this proposed bill? >> well, good morning, thank you so much for having me. i can tell you the most egregious part of this is the challenge process, where so many people can be challenged for no reason, using the national voter registration, the database from the postal service, from the insurance company. that is just not right. even the homeless people, having to have their address at the local boards to elect them, which gives them, not the representatives that represent them, which is why they are supposed to have an address. but this is just another blatant attempt to attack voting rights, and p

helen was a teacher for 27 years but with these new storms coming in, even that is uncertainty in theires tonight to pick out we've learned that president biden in the first lady plan to visit storm damaged areas in mississippi friday >> david: oversees tonight into russia and an alarming new turn with u.s. relations to moscow. the kremlin suspending all notifications involving nuclear weapons.% communications required under the new start treaty. the white house is responding it does this leave us? here is martha raddatz. >> reporter: tonight a struggling standoff, russia refusing to give advanced warning to the u.s. about missile tests or to provide data about its nuclear arsenal as required by the start nuclear arms agreement. and move that has now prompted the white house to do the same. >> to be compliant with that particular modality, decided to likewise do not share that data. >> reporter: the new start agreement limits each country to 1550 deployed nuclear warheads with inspections to verify compliance. last month, vladimir putin called off inspections because of u.s. support for

helen, give us examples how bad it has gotten there. >> the city has become completely lawless.drifts over into our neighborhoods. we live about 15 minutes walk away from the city. three nights ago, one of our local residents, the house was broken into, robbed, beaten, in these and the hospital. he's in bad shape. he is an elderly man 70 years old and he did nothing, but this person gets released with a relaxed d.a. and a magistrate that sets a low bail bond and it's, you can come to asheville and do anything and nothing will happen to you. the police can arrest you but you will be about in the streets pretty much right away i'm back to doing whatever you want. there's a lot of nonprofits to support folks of camping, homeless and their encampments and no one seems to care. the word is out in the street if you want to be a bomb, come to asheville. >> todd: bailey, that description by helen sounds like los angeles or new york. not a nonmellow conic town in asheville, but you have seen 31% surge in violent crime in asheville over the last five years. helen did a good job explaining

good morning to those two helen mirren and rachel ziegler .hey are here excited to talk to them a little bit later in the show. we have some acting royalty in the building. but we have lots to get to this. our total. send it to you. thank you. lindsey were turned out of the investigation to former president trump manhattan prosecutors appear to be on the verge of charging him related to the hush money payments. porn star stormy daniels will be the first time a former president has ever indicted. trump's former fixer michael cohen, is a key witness in the case. he testified in front of the grand jury twice this week. he joins us now. welcome to g m a good to see you. george spent days with prosecutors based on all that. are you convinced that an indictment approach president trump has coming? are you prepared for cross examination? absolutely you know, one of the things that i talk about, for example, i know you read it in my book revenge. i talked about the credibility issue that everybody wants to attack me on . they want to attack me on the

let's move on to another question. one's from helen. question. this one's from helen. helen.en. hi, helen. hello um, all my carla angelo statues specifically . i'm thinking of specifically. i'm thinking of the statue of david in florence . are they? graphic. so i couldn't believe this story . i couldn't believe this story. i read this this week. so there's a principal at the florida school has had to resign because a parent claimed that the sixth grade students were being well, they claimed they were being shown images, but the image they were being shown was michelangelo's statue of david. and it was shown during a renaissance art lesson . diane, renaissance art lesson. diane, this is this is not. it's one of the most important works of art even the most important works of art ever. it's an absolutely incredible work of art. and i'm surprised that they that this is. i get it. he's naked. but surely part of the artwork is the context, is the fact that dave could beat goliath and we see him naked and vulnerable. and yet he took down a giant. he took down a giant while he was n

let's move on to another question. one's from helen. question. this one's from helen. helen.en. hi, helen. hello um, all my carla angelo statues specifically . i'm thinking of specifically. i'm thinking of the statue of david in florence . are they? graphic. so i couldn't believe this story . i couldn't believe this story. i read this this week. so there's a principal at the florida school has had to resign because a parent claimed that the sixth grade students were being well, they claimed they were being shown images, but the image they were being shown was michelangelo's statue of david. and it was shown during a renaissance art lesson . diane, renaissance art lesson. diane, this is this is not. it's one of the most important works of art even the most important works of art ever. it's an absolutely incredible work of art. and i'm surprised that they that this is. i get it. he's naked. but surely part of the artwork is the context, is the fact that dave could beat goliath and we see him naked and vulnerable. and yet he took down a giant. he took down a giant while he was n

helen, i was going to ask for a minute to. okay. brad. well, you know, i think, you know, one of the sort of mysteries is that, you know, when you look at the research on marriage and child well-being, it just kind of keeps coming in and in. so it's like, you know, maybe at some point it's just going to like break out into the public, you know, that there is this sort of like, you know, so but i mean, it's good news in the sense that like, the research continues to kind of like reinforce the importance of stable married families for kids and adults in my my newer thought is that marriage matters more than ever in a world that's more secular, in a world where people are less engaged local communities and a world of we spend too much time on our devices like being a halfway decent spouse, halfway decent parent forces you to kind of have in-person community in a very local way. and then also, if you're a parent sending your kids to school soccer, maybe if you're religious, you know, sunday school, you're just out and about you're more social

helen, you have set the iriori worse. helen, you have set the priority is _ worse.mmodation. we have talked — need to secure accommodation. we have talked about military bases where _ have talked about military bases where the cost is lower than the cost of — where the cost is lower than the cost of hotel. hotel is not the right — cost of hotel. hotel is not the right way— cost of hotel. hotel is not the right way forward. the cost of hotel. hotel is not the right way forward.— cost of hotel. hotel is not the right way forward. the two bases, and nick mentioned _ right way forward. the two bases, and nick mentioned one - right way forward. the two bases, and nick mentioned one in - right way forward. the two bases, and nick mentioned one in james| and nick mentioned one injames cleverly but constituency and a second in lincolnshire and both of those would take a few thousand, up to 4000. there are 51,000 asylum seekers, refugees already in those 400 or so hotels and more crossings coming over. there is a huge gap. irate coming over. there is a huge gap. we had to do

our political correspondent helen catt reports.johnson did boris johnson know did borisjohnson know more about lockdown parties in downing street than he told mps? for months now mps on the privileges committee have been building a picture. they have studied photos with lots of booze but little social distancing, taking evidence and even gone on a tour of number 10. the report says the evidence suggests breaches of guidance would have been obvious to mrjohnson at the time he was at the gatherings. i mrjohnson at the time he was at the unatherins. , ., mrjohnson at the time he was at the antherinns. , . ., mrjohnson at the time he was at the nantherins. , . ., gatherings. i believe that what we were doinn gatherings. i believe that what we were doing was — gatherings. i believe that what we were doing was implicitly - gatherings. i believe that what we were doing was implicitly within . gatherings. i believe that what we i were doing was implicitly within the rules, and that's why i said what i said in the house of commons and thati

so helen thomas was incredibly crucial in telling martha's tale.er i guess i would say. >> women reporters in those days at the white house could not cover the president as much as so-called east wing first lady activities and cabinet wives and therein lies the tale, they took her seriously. she had a really sad, sad fall and the end of the documentary is very sad. you'll have to see it. it's on netflix. so catch "the martha mitchell effect." we are going to be rooting for you on sunday night. gives us another excuse to watch the oscars. thanks so much ann and debra. congratulations again. thanks for being with us as we say good luck for them at the oscars. follow us online, on facebook, and on twitter @mitchellreports. chris jansing will be here after these brief messages. e here aftr these brief messages kids moving back in after college. ♪ here's to getting financially ready for anything! and here's to being single and ready to mingle. who's ready to cha-cha?! think he's posting about all that ancient roman coinage? no. he's making real-time mon

helen, for people who don't know, road. helen, for people who don't know. explain _ road. , rowing machine and what a training da is like? ., ., , , ., day is like? i normally get up and tried to do _ day is like? i normally get up and tried to do two _ day is like? i normally get up and tried to do two water _ day is like? i normally get up and tried to do two water sessions i day is like? i normally get up and. tried to do two water sessions with the team first thing in the morning. starting at around seven. that takes me about to midday. that is the time i'm spending with the rest of the women because back squat. the coaches had been really understanding about how i manage my time on a rowing machine. or lifting weights in the gym. i can do that my own time, they can be when the children go to bed or around their schedule. i have been lucky my coaches have been happy and eager to work with me. ilia coaches have been happy and eager to work with me— work with me. do you ever think, do ou know work with me. do you ever think, do you know what. _ work with me. do you ever

ch icht >>here.d >> oh, you started out strong. >>> dame helen mirren tomorrow. >>> dame helen mirrenffic here and look at the maps because traffic in the east bay has been considerably busy all morning long due to an issue on the bridge. i just wanted to bring in these dry times so you can see various parts and then also , check this out loud camera here showing your oakland 80 of the coliseum camera. traveling northbound is going to be very slow, and it is still also packed at the bay bridge toll plaza. let's check in with drew. how'd you bina? we're looking at temperatures right now. we are in the forties and in the fifties alive, look outside the exploratorium came. a lot of sunshine will go into the fifties and sixties quite comfortable. later this afternoon, reggie. thank you for your time now for live with kelly and ryan. we see you again at 11 for midday. live deja vu: it's live with kelly and ryan. today from the new series lucky hank, bob odenkirk. plus, one of the stars of the film boston strangler, carrie coon. and stay awake for our sleep trivia as we continue live's slee

but then you've got matt hancock telling everybody and helen whiteley , everybody and helen whiteley,because everything's coming together now and people can go in and see their loved ones and we're bringing people together again. we can , stephen. we again. we can, stephen. we can't. we can't. being told that it was a fast moving situation and you know, and therefore the system had to keep on changing its ideas and changing its regulations to suit you. do you buy that? is that what you saw happening in the case of your specific care, who you like ? do specific care, who you like? do i? absolutely not. let me repeat . if someone if a family member is jabbed , they have tested is jabbed, they have tested negative , they're wearing ppe negative, they're wearing ppe and they're still having to do they still have to do a window visit. what we did in this country , in many parts of the country, in many parts of the care system, we emotionally starved our elderly. that's what happened. starved our elderly. that's what happened . and when people are happened. and when people are living with d

helen, thank you. a reminder of our top story...ernment announces new legislation to stop migrants arriving in the uk on small boats and they said not to act would betray the british people. it will allow us to stop the boats that are bringing tens of thousands to our shores in flagrant breach of both our laws and the will of the british people. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. good afternoon, i'm gavin ramjaun. it's just after 1.30 and this is your update from the bbc sport centre. liverpool fans who attended last year's champions league final in paris will get refunds for their tickets. uefa have announced the scheme after a report found the governing body �*bore primary responsibility�* for chaotic scenes which saw fans tear gassed and prevented from entering the stadium before the game. kick off for the game was delayed by more than half an hour at the stade de france — with some supporters caught in crushes outside the venue. uefa and fr

took jerusalem, captured disturbing the creative cross found earlier by saturn of the apostle empress helen in 626. the king of the khazroy, almost conquered, constantinople, by the miraculous intercession of the mother of god, the capital city was spared from the invasion and then the course of the war changed and the byzantine emperor of the hierarchy. first victories, finished 26 years of war. presumably in 631, the already creating cross returned to jerusalem, the emperor personally brought it into the city from that time in jerusalem they began to celebrate the anniversary of the return, the life-giving cross of this great christian shrine over time this holiday was fixed for the third sunday of great lent. and today we remember the cross. lord's is no longer so much in connection with historical events. how many with the hope to receive support from the lord in the middle of the lenten path. indeed , it is believed that the bowing of the cross of the week is the middle of the holy quaternary, that is , the time of great lent, and to this day the tradition of a more strictly fasting in

the win moves st helens above their opponents and into fifth, four points behind leaders warrington. is your sport for now. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. screaming i'm at the men arena in manchester, there's a bombjust gone off in the foyer. 0k, just hold the line. go that way. the main concourse has had a very loud bang go off. - evacuating the station immediately. it's definitely a bomb. people injured, at i least 20 casualties. 10.31pm, may 22, 2017. salman abedi detonates a bomb in the city room entrance to the manchester arena. so we've got mass—casualties, it does look like it's been like a nail bomb. there's bolts and shrapnel everywhere inside. an area packed full of happy children and their families leaving the ariana grande concert. 22 people are killed, hundreds injured. it's the most devastating terrorist attack on uk soil since the london bombings in july 2005. the bomber was a young mancunian, radicalised to the point where he could kill and maim children in the hea

that was one of the things helen mirren said on the first day.h her. >> jimmy: she's a lot of fun. >> such a firecracker, i love her so much. >> jimmy: congratulations on all your success. [ cheers and applause ] the movie is called "shazam: fury of the gods." it opens in theaters friday. rachel zegler, everybody. we'll be back with sunny war! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the all-electric mercedes-benz lineup is here. i'm here for- your annual eye exam. because i'm having trouble- reading? exactly. they sort of make me feel... like i'm the most fabulous thing you've ever seen? exactly. i'll take 'em. ♪ >> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the all-electric mercedes-benz lineup is here. >> jimmy: thanks to seth rogen, rachel zegler and nicole byer. apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next. but first, her album is called "anarchist gospel." making her late-night television debut with the song "no reason," sunny war! ♪ ♪ ♪ good inte

she was too shaken up to speak on camera, but her lifelong friend helen recalled the she went through crawling out of her shattered window moments after an 4 tornado tore through her 109, jackson avenue home. she end up in the highway. somebody the deal. >> he said what's the highway to me. and so they took a or missed in this one of the thousands now homeless after a tornado ripped apart room, mississippi. >> and the deep south on friday night killing dozens, injuring over 50 people and obliterating more than 2000 homes. fema said there are a lot of people that are really good people that didn't have a lot before the storm. they lost everything they had on monday morning, a group of volunteers sifting through the rubble helping ernestine salvage what she could dresses and jeans, boxes of sneakers in stilettos, even a few appliances, whatever she could fit and helens suv. she had a lot of hugh, that she just warning these about. she always can replace day. what matters fema and red cross officials were in silver city this morning surveying the damage in speaking to locals, including s

our political correspondent helen catt reports.id borisjohnson know more about lockdown parties in downing street than he told mps? for months now, mps on the privileges committee have been building a picture. they have studied photos with lots of booze but little social distancing, taking evidence and even gone on a tour of number 10. the report says the evidence suggests breaches of guidance would have been obvious to mrjohnson at the time he was at the gatherings. i believe that what we were doing was implicitly within the rules, and that's why i said what i said in the house of commons and that is why, i thank the committee for their labours, and i'm sorry it has all been going on for so long, but there has been no contempt here. # happy birthday to you... mrjohnson was fined for attending a party on his birthday in 2020. not here, but this party held later in the day in the cabinet room. the report includes whatsapp messages which suggested to some of those who advised him concerned when the story came out. his director of com

but then you've got matt hancock telling everybody and helen whiteley , everybody and helen whiteley,because everything's coming together now and people can go in and see their loved ones and we're bringing people together again. we can , stephen. we again. we can, stephen. we can't. we can't. being told that it was a fast moving situation and you know, and therefore the system had to keep on changing its ideas and changing its regulations to suit you. do you buy that? is that what you saw happening in the case of your specific care, who you like ? do specific care, who you like? do i? absolutely not. let me repeat . if someone if a family member is jabbed , they have tested is jabbed, they have tested negative , they're wearing ppe negative, they're wearing ppe and they're still having to do they still have to do a window visit. what we did in this country , in many parts of the country, in many parts of the care system, we emotionally starved our elderly. that's what happened. starved our elderly. that's what happened . and when people are happened. and when people are living with d

helen catt reporting there. detail about that story on our website, just head to bbc.com/news or you can use the bbc news app. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come: with the oscars a week away, we hear from some of those involved in the film living. first, the plates slid gently off the restaurant tables. then suddenly, the tables, the chairs and people crashed sideways and downwards. it was just a matter of seconds as the ferry lurched onto her side. the hydrogen bomb. on a remote pacific atoll, the americans had successfully tested a weapon whose explosive force dwarfed that of the bomb dropped on hiroshima. i had heard the news earlier and so, my heart went - bang, bang, bang! the constitutional rights of these marchers are their rights as citizens of the united states and they should be protected, even in the right to test them out so that they don't get their heads broken and are sent to hospital. this religious controversy — i know you don't want to say too much about it — but does it worry you th