the ten year old jack johnson.l lake in kingshurst in december last year to skim stones and feed the ducks. police formed a human chain to punch through the ice and pull the children out of the lake , the children out of the lake, but all four later died. superint attendant richard harris says his officers did everything they could to save them. my own local officers were them. my own local officers were the first to arrive on the scene within minutes of the initial call and tried so desperately to rescue the boys. >> that afternoon . with many >> that afternoon. with many wading into subzero water up to their necks to form a human chain , they had no specialist chain, they had no specialist equipment, but bravely smashed their way through the ice with their way through the ice with their batons and fists in a bid to find the boys , the government to find the boys, the government has doubled down on its refusal to commit to accepting teachers pay to commit to accepting teachers pay review proposals . pay review pro

the old jack johnson. that means "katie, bar the door" means honey, lock the door.going to fight. that's what that means. does that make sense to now? it's irish. it's an old irish expression. i'm irish. i'm irish. katie, bar the door. my family loves to sing loudly. >> issa: are you all karaokes? >> stephen: no. we don't even want to know the [bleep] lyrics. >> issa: [laughs] >> stephen: we're just... [laughs] >> issa: i love it. >> stephen: just loud. just loud. >> issa: i love it. >> stephen: we're just loud. >> issa: embrace it. >> stephen: you are building an empire here, not just a show here. you've got two cafes. you own two cafes. you've got to the beauty line... >> issa: sienna naturals. >> stephen: okay. a management and production company. how big are we going to get here? who are you gunning for? is it oprah? >> issa: i mean. >> stephen: gwyneth. who are you taking down? >> issa: i feel like i could take gwyneth on. i could jack johnson. >> stephen: sure. katie. katie, bar the door. >> issa: katie, bar the door. gwyneth paltrow, bar the door, girl. but y

finlay and samuel butler were just eight and their cousin thomas x, just 11, and ten—year—old jack johnsonl four of the boys died after falling through the ice johnson. all four of the boys died afterfalling through the ice in johnson. all four of the boys died after falling through the ice in the lake in solihull in the west midlands. the police tried to rescue, despite their own health and safety advice, the police entered the water, but were unable to find them. when specialist teams arrived just 20 minutes later they were able to recover the boys from the lake, but all four were pronounced dead in hospital. the police ending their weather warning for people to avoid open water, not onlyjust in the cold winter months, but tempting as it may be during the summer to enter the lakes, not to do so. this is bbc news. the headlines: the international maritime organisation agrees a deal to sharply reduce carbon emissions by the shipping industry. the us treasury secretary, janet yellen, has told the chinese premier that us is seeking a healthy and fair competition, not a "winner takes all" app

jack johnson's granddad thanked the tears. for everything they did. the coroner found it was an accidental death caused by drowning but nobody could have done anything else to save the boys. phil mackie in birmingham, thank you. the body which oversees the shipping industry says a deal�*s been reached to make the sector net—zero in carbon dioxide emissions by about 2050. 175 countries who belong to the international maritime organisation have spent the week discussing new targets at a meeting in london. let's speak to our environment correspondent matt mcgrath. will this deal help towards tackling climate change? ? not until about 2050. will this help towards tackling climate change? getting 175 countries to agree to a net zero target by or around 2050 is a significant political achievement. shipping plays a role in all our lives, 90% of the goods we use are transported by ships, which use heavy oil and have high carbon emissions, but the complexity of the shipping industry is meant it is difficult to regulate until now. in th

. and ten year old jack johnson. the court heard that the children went to babbs mill lake in kingshurst in december last year to skim stones and feed the ducks. police formed a human chain to punch through the ice and pull the children out of the lake. but all four later died. super intendent richard harris says his officers did everything they could to save them. >> my own local officers were the first to arrive on the scene within minutes of the initial call and tried so desperately to rescue the boys that afternoon, with many wading into subzero water up to their necks to form a human chain. they had no specialist equipment, but bravely smashed their way through the ice with their batons and fists in a bid to find the boys . find the boys. >> the government has doubled down on its refusal to commit to accepting teachers . a pay review accepting teachers. a pay review proposals . education is a right. proposals. education is a right. >> that is why we have to fight. >> that is why we have to fight. >> it comes aft

the ten year old jack johnson. stones and feed the ducks. police formed a human chain to punch through the ice and pull the children out of the lake. but all four later died. superintend richard harris says his officers did everything they could to save them . could to save them. >> my own local officers were the first to arrive on the scene within minutes of the initial call and tried so desperately to rescue the boys that afternoon, with many wading into subzero water up to their necks to form a human chain. they had no specialist equipment, but bravely smashed their way through the ice with their batons and fists in a bid to find the boys . find the boys. >> the government has doubled down on its refusal to commit to accepting teachers pay review proposals . education is a right. proposals. education is a right. >> that is why we have to fight. >> that is why we have to fight. >> members of the national education union are taking part in a second day of industrial action this week. they warned there could be mor

thomas stewart and ten—year—old jack johnson.saying about the inquiry.— into what the police are saying about the inquiry. those affected by this terrible tragedy. _ about the inquiry. those affected by this terrible tragedy. i _ about the inquiry. those affected by this terrible tragedy. i would - about the inquiry. those affected by this terrible tragedy. i would also i this terrible tragedy. i would also like to take this opportunity to pay tribute to all of those who try to save the boys. members of the public, colleagues from the emergency services, and the doctors and nurses from the children's hospital and heartlands hospital. my own local offices with the first to arrive on the scene, within minutes of the initial reports. they tried so desperately to rescue the boys that afternoon, with many wading into sub zero water, up to their necks. to form a human chain. they had no specialist equipment, but bravely smashed their way through the ice, with their batons and fists, in a bid to find the boys. sadly, it wasn't long befo

they ten year old jack johnson. lake in kingshurst in december last yean in kingshurst in december last year, but later died in hospital. an initial inquest was told three of the boys were rescued after 22 minutes in the icy water, while the fourth was rescued after half an hour . rescued after half an hour. three men have been charged in court with terrorism offences unked court with terrorism offences linked to the attempted murder of a police officer in northern ireland. the men, aged 23, 25 and 36, have been charged with possessing articles for use in terrorism. detective chief inspector john caldwell was shot multiple times in front of his son at a sports complex in omagh in february . son at a sports complex in omagh in february. he son at a sports complex in omagh in february . he spent several in february. he spent several weeks in intensive care . mps weeks in intensive care. mps have criticised the government's handung have criticised the government's handling of the hs2, euston station project in london.

ten year old jack johnson, who had seen the three struggling in the water, heroically jumped in to .vices were to help. emergency services were first called to the scene where members of the public and police officers initially went into the to water try and get the youngsters out. one police officer so desperate to help the boys punching through boys was seen punching through the ice. the children were rescued by specialist water rescued by specialist water rescue trained firefighters where were given immediate where they were given immediate life support and rushed to hospital in a critical condition on the next day. west midlands police and west midlands fire service revealed the news. the community had been dreading. >> we are deeply saddened by the death of three boys who were rescued by our firefighters yesterday here at the lake in solihull . the boys deaths are a solihull. the boys deaths are a tragedy beyond words and the thoughts acas and heartfelt sympathies of everyone here at west midlands fire service are with their families, friends and the wider community at this dist

i'm jason johnson in for ari melber. we start with jack smith's widening investigation into trump's plot to overturn the 2020 election. we're still not done. an nbc news analysis finds jack smith's grand jury has interviewed dozens of witnesses from little known campaign aides to the former vice president of the united states. and smith's questions are, quote, focused particularly on the fake elector scheme. smith is also said to be focused on that unhinged december 18th oval office meeting about seizing voting machines. the meeting was full of insults and conspiracy theory, concerning powell, michael flynn. here's how the people in the room described that december 18th meeting. >> someone screamed at me that i was a quitter, kept on standing up and turning and around screaming at me. >> they were fighting. >> the first thing i walked in and i looked at them and said who are you? >> people fighting with each other and hurling insults at each other. >> what they were proposing i thought was nuts. >> how nuts was it? this was the draft execu

stanley johnson your union jack as well. >> it has to be.t we all agreed that it was okay that she threw the microphone on stan lee. why will you change your mind? >> you looked at her minutes ago. i changed my mind. >> she blown you out, stanley? >> she blown you out, stanley? >> oh, no. she. she she. >> she's. i think she's been dumb for potential batters , so. dumb for potential batters, so. de—man jenkins, your nominee, it has to be the woman who's even top trumping gary lineker at the moment. >> the one and only bbc wales presenter carol vorderman. >> yeah . do you know what? >> yeah. do you know what? >> yeah. do you know what? >> she's been a bit of a subject of the show tonight . and i have of the show tonight. and i have to say, carol vorderman is tonight's union jack. i mean, i think we've all got on i know you, carole malone got on very well with with this woman on she's had a dish yeah i really did. >> yeah . and i haven't seen her >> yeah. and i haven't seen her for a long time, but yeah, me too. >> she's obviously changed. she'

johnson, we'll have to leave it there. >>> new developments in special counsel jack smith's january 6th investigation.es" reports that jared kushner, donald trump's son-in-law and a former senior adviser, is among those who met with federal prosecutors in recent weeks. the times reports that kushner was specifically asked if trump had privately acknowledged that he lost the 2020 election. we're also learning smith's team is pushing back on trump's efforts to delay his trial in the classified documents case until after the 2024 election. let's bring in former u.s. attorney and senior fbi official chuck rosenberg. i want to get to the classified documents case in a moment, but first on kushner's meeting with prosecutors, chuck, what do they want to know from kushner, and why is zeroing in on whether trump privately acknowledged losing, why is that so crucial in a legal case? >> well, sure. great questions, lindsey. so if you want to know what someone knows, you can listen to what they say but with mr. trump, of course, that's proved unreliable because much of what he says publicly is unreliable. or you

i'm jason johnson in for ari melber. we start with jack

jack smith, who is investigating mr. trump's actions in the aftermath of the presidential election, including the insurrection at the s. capitol on january 6, 2021. carrie johnsonthe justice department for npr, and joins us now. thank you for being with us. donald trump set on social media today that he was given what he called a very short four days to report to the grand jury for testimony. he said he expects to be charged because such a move "almost always means an arrest and indictment." is he right? what more do we know about this letter, what are the implications? carrie: most of what we know comes from donald trump himself. in many cases, targets of federal criminal investigations get the opportunity to present their own evidence to a grand jury before the prosecution asks the grand juror's to go out and indict an individual. it appears that is what is taking place here. trump's lawyers have got to notice, that trump, if he wants to, can appear before the grand jury as late as thursday this week. otherwise, the doj will proceed and perhaps seek a federal criminal indictment of him for charges related to the january 6 insurrection. we don't know exactly w

i'm jason johnson in for joy reid, and we begin tonight with just a few hours left in the day, donald trump says if the deadline set by special counsel jack smith for the twice impeached, twice indicted former president to appear before the grand jury to investigation his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election. that's what he told us. it was in a target letter he received over the weekend. as far as we can tell, trump has remained at his new jersey golf club. but that should be no surprise. today, the grand jury did hear from a former white house aide who now works for trump's 2024 campaign. william russell was with trump for much of the day on january 6th. you can see him there on the ellipse beside trump before the former president addressed the crowd. it is not russell's first time appearing before the grand jury. begging the question, why he was asked to return, making it all the more interesting is the fact that russell was never interviewed by the january 6th house committee last summer. remember that committee interviewed like more than 1,000 people, but somehow, russell was not on that list and his name wasn't even mentione

johnson has waded in on this topic today in his latest column in the mail. he's saying that if natwest chief dame alison rose did leak information to the bbc's simon jack, whichu agree? should she go? >> look , i don't want to pile in >> look, i don't want to pile in on somebody who's under fire, but, i mean, this is a good example of some self harm. again, i think coming from a supremely arrogant mindset. yeah i do personally think that . but i do personally think that. but i do personally think that. but i would like to you know, i'd like to see an investigation into this so that we can get the facts first and take a balanced view on it. >> and cameron, a lot of people are saying that we're moving towards of kind of towards an era of kind of chinese social credit, chinese style social credit, moral credit , political opinions moral credit, political opinions affecting your ability to exist financial if you can't exist financially. we don't exist at all in the modern world. is this something that ordinary folk should be worried about ? is should be worried about? is nigel a tall poppy? they're going to go for or could rank and file people who don't agree wit