i am a huge hugh grant fan. hugh _ next doctor who? i am a huge hugh grant fan, hugh i _ next doctor who? i am a huge hugh grant fan, hugh i would _ next doctor who? i am a huge hugh grant fan, hugh i would not - grant fan, hugh i would not necessarily say i have been a huge doctor_ necessarily say i have been a huge doctor who fan since i was 12 years old, doctor who fan since i was 12 years old. and _ doctor who fan since i was 12 years old, and even then, i watched it behind — old, and even then, i watched it behind the — old, and even then, i watched it behind the sofa. but hugh grant is such a _ behind the sofa. but hugh grant is such a brilliant actor, he really camped — such a brilliant actor, he really camped it _ such a brilliant actor, he really camped it up for paddington two in the iconic— camped it up for paddington two in the iconic dance scene. and in the old days, — the iconic dance scene. and in the old days, doctor who had an element of campus— old days, doctor who had an element of campus to it. he has also played je

i am a huge hugh grant fan, hugh i _ next doctor who? i have been a huge doctor who fan since i was 12 years old, doctor who fan since i was 12 years old. and _ doctor who fan since i was 12 years old, and even then, i watched it behind — old, and even then, i watched it behind the — old, and even then, i watched it behind the sofa. but hugh grant is such a _ behind the sofa. but hugh grant is such a brilliant actor, he really camped — such a brilliant actor, he really camped it _ such a brilliant actor, he really camped it up for paddington two in the iconic— camped it up for paddington two in the iconic dance scene. and in the old days, — the iconic dance scene. and in the old days, doctor who had an element of campus— old days, doctor who had an element of campus to it. he has also played jeremy— of campus to it. he has also played jeremy thorpe with great finesse and nuance~ _ jeremy thorpe with great finesse and nuance~ so _ jeremy thorpe with great finesse and nuance. so he has an actor of high calibre _ nuance. so he has an actor

you've got hugh jackman.unds very, very strange. and also, congratulations to hugh jackman for agreeing to be a penis. i mean, really. he doesn't need to do that, he's hugh jackman. >> that's what i have to say. he's game. he's so game for everything. >> jimmy: if your name is hugh jackman, you want to steer clear from penis things in general. [ laughter ] because you're so close to being a porn star just with that name. >> i know. i know. and yet he went straight for it. and that's what makes him a star. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: one of the greatest imports for this country. nick kroll. the show is called "human resources." it premieres march 18th on netflix. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with catriona balfe! ♪escape... escape...♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the all-new tundra. toyota. let's go places. finished? of course not. you're no crispy, juicy, tender rookie. you know that pouring the mcdonald's crispy chicken sandwich crumbs into your mouth, is the only way to say your final goodbye. ♪ b

and of course in the process, i'm at hugh and what i was impressed with was hughes sincerity and his more importantly his determination not only to celebrate his great grandfather, but to present the story with a certain socially conscious perspective. that helped us understand where our plastic world came from and perhaps where it's going. and so, along the way i learned more about hue and perhaps some of the initiatives of the l. h. baekeland project that he started, and i worked closely with mark cuban, the projects medium engine and the two of them really inspired me to get to know who lhb was more profoundly and that became is what with this guy. and one thing i did was, as you folks have done, was read all his personal diaries. and boy, that did. it that's, his diaries are just an amazing window into the, into the soul of a genius, really. and in them also is quite a picture of the revolutionary time that he lived in. so thanks to hugh we are currently developing ideas for some kind of literary expression of that. i don't know what that's going to be, but i'm just so excited, r

and hugh karraker? >> hi, everybody. i live in connecticut where the famous mark twain library is and my wife and i support the library and very close to mark twain when he was living here at the turn of the century. he died here, actually. but his library is wonderful. and i showed my movie at the library, and it was a very wonderful experience. my movie was produced and directed by john mahr, who is with us tonight, and my mother wanted to write the biography of my great-grandfather but never got to it. i took the baton and carried it over the finish line. we have a wonderful movie we will show you in a little bit. thank you to others for being here, joris and jeffrey and bud. on with the show. >> thank you, hugh. and, bud, you have all these images of baekeland behind you there. >> right. coming live from the studios of the edit room where all things bakelite was put together really. i am thrilled to be here, actually more than you know. my daughter when she was in high school received an award for writing, which she

siobhan hughes covers congress for the wall street journal. joey garrison covers the white house for usa today. thanks for giving us your time this morning. guest: thanks for having us. host: what do you suspect the white house does as of today and into this week in response to the president's statements in warsaw concerning vladimir putin? guest: president biden unexpectedly to aides and white house officials in his speech in warsaw with the comments this man cannot remain in power, that was in ad lib.. but the white house quickly sought to back trap. -- backtrack. an official clarified he was referring to a good not continue to exercise power in the ukraine region. i think we will probably see more of that today in terms of walking back the president's statement. biden was asked yesterday as he was leaving his church in georgia, a reporter shouted were you supporting a regime change. biden said no. so today will have our first time to ask in a press briefing setting white house officials what biden meant by that. >> that press briefing, do y

thank you yours and hugh karriker. everybody i live in relationship. whereas a famous marked when library is and my wife and i support the library. a very close to but then when he was living here at the turn of the century. as he died here actually. but his library is wonderful. and i showed my movie. as a library and it was a very wonderful experience. my movie was produced and directed by john marr was with us tonight. and my mother wanted to write the biography of my father. but never had to it. so that's just the baton. and services over the finish line. we have a wonderful movie with cellular flip of latin a little bit. pleasures to others to be here with the others. and jeffrey and so the island of the show. thank you hugh. and and bud. how about you you have all these images of bacon behind you there? right. were you coming live from the studios of the edit room where all things bakelite was was put together really? i am thrilled to be here actually more than you know, my daughter when she was in high school received an award for writing which

siobhan hughes covers congress for the wall street journal. joey garrison covers the white house for usa today. thanks for giving us your time this morning. guest: thanks for having us. host: what do you suspect the white house does as of today and into this week in response to the president's statements in warsaw concerning vladimir putin? guest: president biden unexpectedly to aides and white house officials in his speech in warsaw with the comments this man cannot remain in power, that was in ad lib.. but the white house quickly sought to back trap. -- backtrack. an official clarified he was referring to a good not continue to exercise power in the ukraine region. i think we will probably see more of that today in terms of walking back the president's statement. biden was asked yesterday as he was leaving his church in georgia, a reporter shouted were you supporting a regime change. biden said no. so today will have our first time to ask in a press briefing setting white house officials what biden meant by that. >> that press briefing, do y

star of "law & order," actor hugh dancy director and producer paul feig.eaturing the 8g band with larnell lewis. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. and now we're going to get to the news the annual new york city st. patrick's day parade was held today after being canceled for two years because of the coronavirus pandemic of course, they've had to update the buttons. [ laughter ] president biden is set to speak tomorrow with chinese president xi jinping, and biden is all set to remind china why they need us [ laughter ] netflix announced yesterday that the political satire show "servant of the people" that stars ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy will return to the platform. and they're also taking down putin's standup special. [ laughter ] "yeah, so just broke up with girlfriend feel bad [ light laughter ] so i bought her a trip to siberia. this guy knows what i'm talking about. president biden announced yesterday that the u.s. will provide a new

this is video of hughes with his son celebrating christmas just three months before he was killed. turner describes him as a family man who adored his three children that they enjoyed many outings together. his wife, valentina. santiago spoke with me off camera. no words to explain. how much we are in his family tells me he was diagnosed with epilepsy in 2016 and suffered seizures, making him unable to continue to work in construction. they see encourages children to excel in school. his daughter, arianna, recently took her high school graduation photo with a tribute to her father. she took the picture, so that way he can. be there with her, and her moment of accomplishment. um not going to arrest him to my son's killers get caught. he's that one piece to our family puzzle. that we can never get back. police say their surveillance video they have is not of good quality investigators and the family hope that $25,000 reward will lead to the arrest and prosecution of those responsible for killing mark hughes. in san francisco amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. and san francisco police are

johnson economics, hugh johnson.l let you take it first where's the trade? >> well, you know, he painted a very pretty picture, he painted a picture of an economy which is in good shape, is expanding, he's very worried, he must have said price stability at least 20 times in his comments. liz: i stopped counting at five. >> yeah, he's talking about really a perfect world where the economy is going to continue to expand and the federal reserve is going to be successful bringing inflation down although he does expect inflation to come down in the last quarter of 2022. i might add though, that if you look carefully, liz, at the dot plot, and you see what the group , the federal open market committee, the members of his committee are forecasting for the economy in 2022, they are talking about it coming down from that roughly 5.7% from 202. now that's well-below what the consensus is so it's hard to reconcile that forecast of 2.8% if i've got it right with his forecast statement that the economy is in great shape, so belie

hugh, and jonathan. the white house has to it feel confident about where they are just looking at the numbers on capitol hill. as you go through the back and forth, you realize it is a 50-50 split in the senate. you still have to get there. >> yes. the most useful way to think about these hearings is to look at it through the eyes of mitch mcconnell. mcconnell viewed this nomination as low stakes. this is from a man who dedicated his life to the american courthouse. it's not going to change the fundamental balance of the court. he also knows he doesn't have the votes unless she does something spectacular in terms of a mishap in this hearing which we have not seen so far. so the white house feels confident they have 50 votes. hoping susan collins might get there which would get them 51. they are not getting their hopes up of getting republicans to vote for her. >> bret: hugh, the substance of these hearings today with the questions by republicans? >> it's been good substance. i leaned forward when the res

how do you read it, hugh? >> door number c. door letter c, bret.ce on the take anywhere that china is other than allied with russia and iran. i call that -- i called up former national security adviser brian today after the seven hour melting meeting that jake sullivan had. have you ever had a seven hour meeting. no. i had a four hour meeting once with one person and that didn't go welling. seven hour i guess they congratulated us for coming to the olympics and not boycotting and wall street come in and supported the games no. reason to believe or no evidence to believe that china is anything other than hostile to us. russia sends missiles 10 miles from poland border in iran. bombs irbil. it was a bad weekend for anyone who believes that union corns and off rarches there isn't any. we need build weapons systems and peace through strength and we have got to do it now. >> bret: ben, final word. the president of ukraine zelenskyy addressing congress virtually tomorrow. really he is going to steer the train if there is any diplomatic solution with puti

dominic hughes, bbc news.ing ending the flight ban from nine countries and reducing hotel quarantine from ia days to seven. schools will resume face—to—face teaching after the easter break. hong kong has been dealing with a huge wave of omicron infections, recording more thani million cases in the past three months. no time to bring you all of the latest sports news, including what is going on with regards to the fa cup and everything else, over to the sports centre. this is your sports news. we start with football. liverpool are through to the semifinals of the fa cup, after a 1—0 win over championship nottingham forest. in a tense match at the city ground, it was diogojota who finally broke the deadlock late on with his 19th goal of the season asjurgen klopp's side keep their bid for the quadruple alive.— quadruple alive. with the result in _ quadruple alive. with the result in the _ quadruple alive. with the result in the cup - quadruple alive. with the result in the cup is i quadruple alive. with the resul

and in with daniel hughes meant to the community, daniel's father, dion hughes, shared with board members. this artist's rendering of what the stadium could look like. donning his son's name. >>it would also have spots to honor past coaches and other players who have passed on. >>it's not just this community thing is something where the community can come. that on this tragedy and be able to honor to look. a memorial plaque or something to see their loss their loved ones. >>that was shaddox reporting forces school board is expected to make a decision on the name as soon as tomorrow. now an update for you on that oakland chef who was injured, punched in the head at the forty-niners nfc championship game that took place in los angeles. he is now out of a coma. this is new video just into our newsroom showing daniel luna exercising you may recall that he was in a fight before the game and was punched and not to the ground. he has been in a coma came back on january. 30th, a spokesperson for the family tells kron 4 news that he has now been moved to a rehab facility in the south. los angeles.

ben, leslie, and hugh.ery thing that pops up on either side is covered except in this was not covered. in fact, it was shut down second debate in nashville. take a listen. >> there are 50 former national intelligence folks who said that what this -- he is accusing me is of a russian plant. they have said that this is -- has all the -- four,-five former heads of the cia, both parties say what he is saying is a bunch of garbage. >> you mean the laptop is now another russia, russia, russia hoax? you got to be kidding me. >> exactly what. >> this is where -- >> bret: it's pretty amazing, ben, if you think back to that time and how egregious it is now. >> and i'm more troubled by the other people mentioned in this incident than i am actually by joe biden. joe biden defending his own record or the record of his son is something that i think a lot of people are used to coming from politicians. look at what big tech did when it came to this story. shutting down debate. you couldn't even direct message the stories i

syndicated radio host hugh hewitt.s analyst. guy, some of those voices, you know, it's tough to listen to but they are going through a lot. and the question is the world doing enough without getting involved, for example, from the u.s. point of view of u.s. troops on the ground. >> at this point i think a lot of people in ukraine are arguing that they are feeling this solidarity with the rest of the world. that they appreciate it. not just from the united states but particularly from europe. there are, i think, fair complaints that this was too little too late that perhaps more could have been done earlier to arm the ukrainians to the teeth, more than they already are or to perhaps deter putin which clearly failed but at the moment, i think that there is very much this sense globally that the russians have miscalculated badly that putin is, based on reports, extremely frustrated if not lived about how this is all going. and from an american perspective there is very little appetite for direct military involvement or di

a decent amount of up side for baker hughes, the mystery chart going into the break, a target of 44. raises the question of how much of the prospects of this european deal are already priced into these stocks given the rallies they've had this year? >> yeah. they definitely had nice rallies but we think there's still more up side. and look, the benefit of this with the lng with both a baker hughes and chart, you know, you get the juice for l and g. over 50% of charts revenues are generated from natural gas and lng. about a third of baker hughes is if you think about what europe is going to do when it tries to replace russia gas, it's going to be with lng and also with renewables i mean, both of these companie have renewables exposure when you think about hydrogen and carbon capture, both of the companies have meaningful exp exposure they're going to have both sides of the coin. not only lng but renewables exposure >> we know that's going to be a huge boon for esg investors, younger investors. what about williams and kinder morgue snn. >> when we think about lng, the u.s. is going to

let's hear from evan hughes. all right now, i think that's absolutely right that that a lot of what drug companies do is develop a product that they see it's a certain niche in the marketplace, but they always have in mind the idea that if we get this on the market as long as we get it approved for one thing. then we can apply for another use of the drug with the fda or we can simply convince doctors to prescrib. for those other uses it is actually illegal to promote drugs so called off label for these off-label uses but doctors are permitted to prescribe off label on their own judgment, so that kind of creates an opening that the dot that the drug companies can say nudge nudge wink wink. i hear it works for this other thing and they create a brand around the product the way you're talking about. evan hughes is subsist a granddaughter or grand drug of quaaludes. is there a relationship? that would be a stretch because i think that quaaludes, you know, i don't know a lot about cleavage, but do you know if they're

john james hughes, he founded the city of yuzovka, which today bears the name, donetsk in the homelandareer and personal life of john hughes developed quite successfully; he was the head of a large iron-rolling enterprise in london, but in 1860 the russian government signed a contract with his factory to supply heavy-duty armor. at 55, joan decided to move with a large team of specialists. for 8 months. they managed to build the first blast furnace in the region. appeared the most powerful industrial region in russia is the use of what we now call with the donbass , the first mines appeared there, which were coal mines , which began to use uh, burn, coal, so that there was coke uh, this is iron smelting things. soon the plant took the first place in the empire for the production of metal at the donbass enterprise, young and strong people, the most active part of the peasantry, who hoped to provide themselves and their children with a decent life, went. it was a colossal region, the donbass, coal basin. as well as kuzbass coal basin. there is simply a combination of coal and metal, whic

siobhan hughes let's turn aside from budget matters but we saw last week the president's nominee for the supreme court go to the confirmation process. now the work begins as far as the actual vote. where are we in that process? >> so where we are is the senate judiciary committee, later today, monday is going to take the first steps to bring the nominee up for a committeere votes. republicans on that committee do have a right to hold that vote over for a week. we expect that committee vote to be held over until early next week on monday and then chuck schumer has said it looks as if the senate is on track to confirm her before the senate's april 11 recess. what i would expect is a senate confirmationk vote that change with senator manchin support? >> it causes people to breathe a sigh of relief. i we got that exclusively that's right we have to go by. >> you sense any republican s support? the biggest possibly would senator susan collins of maine. she is not up foror election. the appeals court the other two judge lindsey graham, key is in the apparent no category. he said stay tuned

hughes, right? are a ph.d.. >> solomon is perfectly fine. >> so you get a call out of blue to come to hollywood. >> yes. a former college teammate of mine was the first to alert me that they were doing a casting call and then robby jones had worked in hollywood for 20 years and had a really successful year also reached out to me. i think could you get this part. you need to audition. the reality was right after i l. i was interested in acting. i grew up in a family of people who worked in the hearts. musicians and actors. so i had always been intrigued. when the casting call came my way. i was thrilled to audition. i'm the ghoo i would literally look craig's list for auditions. so when this came may way. just to get some feedback. i was thrilled. >> you got the height. how tall are you? about 6'7", 6'8"? >> 6'10". >> okay. 6'10". how did you prepare? not just playing basketball. you had to act. >> right, right, exactly. there was no basketball in the audition. it was blood, sweat and tears for sure.

hugh pym, bbc news.ins the statuette for best cinematographer, for her stunning work onjane campion�*s the power of the dog, set in 1920s montana. wegner is the first woman ever nominated in the category — and she's in the running for an oscar two weeks later. she's been speaking to our culture editor katie razzall. i think there is a ceiling there that's very hungry to be broken. 25 years since our first run together... will ari wegner be the first female cinematographer ever to win a bafta or even an oscar? period western the power of the dog has 12 academy award and eight bafta nominations. you are marvellous, rose. and central to this visual feast of a film is a cinematographer who got into the business without realising quite how rare she was. i was so naive at the time. i had no idea that it was not a job that women usually did. she is now at the top of her game and, with the acclaimed directorjane campion, has created 1920s montana on the south island of new zealand — inspired not by other movies

now the hugh hewitt lectures are all oral and more fun. the temple lectures are accompanied by about 200 slides powerpoint slides. citing documents or portions of books that build a case for all of the wrongdoing. what my wife of 48 years terms my nixon obsession has been all consuming. imagine what she goes through. but by making my research available online. i helped to make the true story of watergate prosecution prosecutors, really the persecution of nixon and his top staff. publicly available to students to scholars to researchers and over time to bend the arch of history. it's pretty much agreed today that the first impeachment of andrew johnson. back after the civil war was politicized in baseless. it's growing that there's agreement that the 1960 election was stolen from richard nixon. that's not such an outlandish thought at all. i hope i live long enough to see a situation. where it becomes generally agreed or at least understood by a number of people that the watergate prosecutions were not done fairly were not done with regard

dominic hughes, bbc news.ory books again — becoming the first woman to win the cheltenham gold cup, the most prestigious event in national hunt racing. another big race for rachael blackmore... she was the runaway victor on her horse, a plus tard, pushing last year's winner, minella indo, into second place. it follows her success last year when she became the first woman to win the grand national. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello. it's been the warmest day of the year so far. temperatures reached 17.5 degrees celsius in wiggonholt, which is in west sussex. now, overnight tonight, we're going to keep fairly breezy conditions. that will have two effects for our weather. it won't be quite as cold as it was last night, with a frost patchy and limited, really, to northern areas. and there won't be as much mist and fog around either. a few patches potentially through the vale of york, east scotland, but not lasting long at all. for most of us, saturday will be

(professor hughes) victoria's britain is ruling the waves, rulinthe world.rrator) but who was the real woman beneath the crown? in this program, we discover the young queen victoria as we've never seen her before: -a vulnerable princess. -what they're doing is making sure she will be their puppet. -a sensuous young woman. -he clasped me in his arms and we kissed each other again and again. (professor hughes) it's not victoria the virgin, it's victoria the hot mama. (narrator) and once she breaks free from her controlling mother, the youngest ruler of england for nearly three centuries.

siobhan hughes covers congress for the wall street journal.oey garrison covers the white house for usa today. thanks for giving us your time this morning. guest: thanks for having us. host: what do you suspect the white house does as of today and into this week in response to the president's statements in warsaw concerning vladimir putin? guest: president biden unexpectedly to aides and white house officials in his speech in warsaw with the comments this man cannot remain in power, that was in ad lib.. but the white house quickly sought to back trap. -- backtrack. an official clarified he was referring to a good not continue to exercise power in the ukraine region. i think we will probably see more of that today in terms of walking back the president's statement. biden was asked yesterday as he was leaving his church in georgia, a reporter shouted were you supporting a regime change. biden said no. so today will have our first time to ask in a press briefing setting white house officials what biden meant by that. >> that press briefing, do you

thank you, hugh pym.rasing by 0.8 per cent over the month. it wiped out a 0.2 per cent drop the previous month. it means that gdp is above its pre—pandemic level, though analysts are warning there'll be serious economic consequences of russia's invasion of ukraine, with added inflationary pressures. and petrol prices have risen above £1.60 a litre on average for the first time as the war in ukraine continues to affect the worldwide cost of oil. unleaded petrol hit £1.61 a litre yesterday, having risen by 8p in a week, while diesel reached £1.70 a litre. the rac has warned that prices at the pump are set to remain high for some time. a triple killer who murdered a mother, her son and a stranger over six days in 2020, has been sentenced at warwick crown court to a whole—life order. anthony russell, who is 39, previously admitted the murders ofjulie williams, her son david williams and 31—year—old nicole mcgregor. yesterday he was also found guilty of the rape of ms mcgregor, who was five months pregnant whe

dominic hughes, bbc news.t female jockey to win the race. she's now won the champion hurdle twice, and the grand national in past 12 months. our sports correspondent, andy swiss, has more from cheltenham. trail blazer and history maker, yet another unforgettable first for rachael blackmore on a dazzling day of gold cup glory. well, some 70,000 fans flocked here for what is always one of the biggest days in racing. and after last year's gold cup had to be behind closed doors because of covid, the anticipation was greater than ever. in its near 100 year history, no female jockey had ever won the race. but blackmore on a plus tard set off the favourite. as they approached the final fence, last year's winner minella indo led the way but not for long. as blackmore roared past and into the record books. 12 months ago, she was second, this year the most empathetic and emotional of victories. another big race for rachael blackmore! after her grand national win, another landmark moment for blackmore. cheltenham cheerin

hughes isn't alone. three other innocent victims have been hit by gel beads over the past two weeks, including on main street downtown saturday night, they hear a pop. and then they feel the sting and look and they're seeing the car drive. drive off pleasant and police sergeant marty bill showed us a packet of or bees they actually look like little seeds to begin with. so as you can see, they're just soft little beats. of water jail, then you pour water on them, and after several hours, they transform into what looks like little tapioca balls or boba. you find in bubble tea. most kids hold them and squish them. some teenagers, though, are using them as ammo on unsuspecting victims. they look harmless, right? they start out small seed, they grow into a little gel ball. but if struck in the right location like an i can cause serious injury people we spoke to downtown were concerned. i feel like it's totally like disrespectful to people you know, like you shouldn't be. kind of driving by and shooting them.

this is video of hughes with his son celebrating christmas just three months before he was killed. turner describes him as a family man who adored his three children that they enjoyed many outings together. his wife, valentina. santiago spoke with me off camera. no words explain. how much we are them. his family tells me he was diagnosed with epilepsy in 2016 and suffered seizures, making him unable to continue to work in construction. they see encourages children to excel in school. his daughter, arianna, recently took her high school graduation photo with a tribute to her father. she took the picture, so that way he can. be there with her, and her moment of accomplishment, um, not going to rest into my son's killers get caught. he's that one piece to our family puzzle. that we can never get back. police say their surveillance video they have is not a good quality investigators and the family hope that $25,000 reward will lead to the arrest and prosecution of those responsible for killing mark hughes. in san francisco amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. san jose police have announced t

hughes isn't alone. three other innocent victims have been hit by gel beads over the past two weeks, including on main street downtown saturday night, they hear a pop. and then they feel the sting and look and they're seeing the car drive. drive off pleasant and police sergeant marty bill showed us a packet of or bees they actually look like little seeds to begin with. so as you can see, they're just soft little beads. of water jail , then you pour water on them, and after several hours, they transform into what looks like little tapioca balls or boba. you find in bubble tea. most kids hold them and squish them. some teenagers, though, are using them as ammo on unsuspecting victims. they look harmless, right? they start out small seed they grow into a little gel ball, but it's struck in the right location like an i can cause serious injury people we spoke to downtown were concerned. i feel like it's totally like disrespectful to people you know, like you shouldn't be. kind of drained by and shooting them

hughes is in the loan.n hit by gel beads over the past two weeks, including on main street downtown saturday night here, a pop and then they feel the sting and look and they're seeing the car drive. drive off pleasant and police sergeant marty bill showed us a packet of or bees they actually look like little seeds to begin with. so as you can see, they're just soft little beads. of water jail, then you pour water on them, and after several hours, they transform into what looks like little tapioca balls or boba. you find in bubble tea. most kids hold them and squish them. some teenagers, though, are using them as ammo on unsuspecting victims. they look harmless, right? they start out small seed they grow into a little gel ball, but if struck in the right location like an i can cause serious injury people we spoke to downtown were concerned. i feel like it's totally like disrespectful to people you know, like you shouldn't be. kind of drained by and shooting them. there's no reason there's no reason in a stat

. >> we did upgrade one of the oil service companies, baker hughes. we think if you look at it from the standpoint of higher oil prices will translate to higher capx, if not in the u.s., certainly on a global scale, also with baker hughes, look at the lng opportunity that they're a major participant in, with the energy security issues picking up in europe, you know you're going to see more need for that. so we really like baker hughes here maybe we're moving a little deeper into the cycle as we thing about the names that are attractive as opposed to just trying to play a commodity price increase >> yeah, up 52%. >> very quick point, sara. >> really quickly. sure >> yeah. the number of permits approved by the federal government to drill, they talk about those 9,000 permits. the number approved in january fell 85% from two years ago. so the oil and gas companies i think want to drill on these lands. and this tax you talked about is probably just the lease payments they already have. it's unclear at this point, but they already pay a fee to the federal g

siobhan hughes covers congress for the wall street journal. joey garrison covers the white house for usa today. thanks for giving us your time this morning. guest: thanks for having us. host: what do you suspect the white house does as of today and into this week in response to the president's statement

um a a an important anti-fact from cleveland langston hughes all up here on the stage together along with other people and there's other people i'm like leaving out of this brief telling and um just like what so and there's a marine spy who comes to this meeting and reports back to the commandant what's happening at this meeting and he's there to sort of inform on butler but he writes about what he writes all the stuff about langston hughes and he and and one of the things that he says, is that this this shoes guy must be a communist spy be because he speaks far too eloquently to have written these things on his own so they must have been written for him by cbusa clearly. and so and and then you know, and then you know, i have like i was able to sort of go down this rabbit hole and like figure out a little bit and there's an interaction between butler and langston hughes, which obviously, you know, it doesn't need to be said but puts to lie to that particular. uh, insult anyway, so like you know there but there was just there were so many things. you know, this book was five years in

now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday, with lizzie greenwood—hughes.eather with sarah keith lucas. good evening. it's slow going in antigua but england's cricketers are back in front in the first test against west indies. can wales stop france's grand slam ambitions in the 6 nations? we look ahead to tonight's game in cardiff. ollie hill become britain's first para snowboarding medallist. hello and welcome to sportsday. we're starting at the cricket in antigua where england still have a lot of batting ahead of them if they're to avoid losing the first test against west indies. they're xx—xx — leading by xx runs our correspondentjoe wilson is following the action there and has the story of day 4 so far. test cricket is all about the challenge. do you accept it? do you relish it? england began their second innings 64 runs behind. alex louise was out for six. but that crawley was getting into his stride. he is in the team to play shots like that. to express himself. there he goes again. fluent england batting. it can happen. confidence is such a precious

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