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her name is jane.think i'm i think i'm the most hunted woman in the world _ i think i'm the most hunted woman in the world i_ i think i'm the most hunted woman in the world. i don't stop until i get my target — i don't stop until i get my target. jane mugo is my country's most famous private investigator. some say that her and her team are dangerous. private investigatorjane mugo has been listed as a wanted criminal by the directorate of criminal investigations. spy queen jane mugo is this afternoon denied charges of threatening to kill when she appeared before a milimani court. but to others she is a hero. she is not a criminal. jane is a hero. she's a private detective. i am journalist sharon machira. i have spent months exploring the secretive world of kenya's private investigators. this is the inside story of my country's most loved and most feared spy. nairobi. private investigators make big money here. with kenya's police deeply mistrusted, people are increasingly turning to private detectives to

jane, she is not a criminal. jane is a hero. i am journalist sharon machira.t months exploring the secretive world of kenya's private investigators. this is the inside story of my country's most loved and most feared spy. nairobi. private investigators make big money here. with kenya's police deeply mistrusted, people are increasingly turning to private detectives to find justice. experts estimate that this secretive industry is worth millions of dollars every year. but with no formalised training or regulation, some fear that this hidden army of spies are taking the law into their own hands. and no—one in the world of private investigators is more controversial thanjane mugo. police sayjane mugo, a self—styled private detective is a serial offender now on the run, and have issued a warrant for her arrest. in 2019jane's image as kenya's most secretive and successful pi was shattered. police accused her of making violent threats, and a number of serious crimes more than five years back. in 2015 she was accused and charged with detaining a man for hours after fo

her name is jane. jane mugo is my country's most famous private investigator.that her and her team are dangerous. private investigatorjane mugo has been listed as a wanted criminal by the directorate of criminal investigations. spy queen jane mugo is this afternoon denied charges of threatening to kill when she appeared before a milimani court. but to others she is a hero. she is not a criminal. jane is a hero. i am journalist sharon machira. i have spent months exploring the secretive world of kenya's private investigators. this is the inside story of my country's most loved and most feared spy. nairobi. private investigators make big money here. with kenya's police deeply mistrusted, people are increasingly turning to private detectives to find justice. experts estimate that this secretive industry is worth millions of dollars every year. but with no formalised training or regulation, some fear that this hidden army of spies are taking the law into their own hands. and no—one in the world of private investigators is more controversial than jane mugo. police s

jane: i'm jane o'ien in washington. this is "bbc america."trump's fence team has ended their case early, refuting the claim he incited an insurrection, calling it a monstrous lie. they say the violence was preplanned and prosecutors failed to direct -- connect the actions of the writers to mr. trump. >> no thinking person could believe the president's january 6 speech on the ellipse was in anyway and incitement to violence or insurrection stop -- insurrection. jane: after -- we report on president putin's critics in the far east. welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. donald trump's lawyer have closed their defense arguments, concluding he was not responsible for inciting the right at the u.s. capitol on nuary 6. michael vanderveen, one of his attorneys, claimed mr. trump could not incite what was already going to happen. he argued the former president was simply exercising freedom of speech, but he said the election had been stolen. reporter: much of this impeachment trial has turned on one section of donald trump's speec

jane: let's go now to capitol hill.not see the drama we saw yesterday, so how did the democrats build on their case? reporter: piece by piece. they built the case to demonstrate the role mr. trump had in the attack, the day of the attack, and also his intent. because intent is key to proving incitement. they used the words of his supporters both before maturing, and after the attack to show his supporters thought they were acting according to mr. trump's guidance. they looked back at his history, showing he had a pattern of inciting violence, for example, inciting violence against protesters at his political rallies. they made quite an issue of his supporters attacking the governor of michigan, an elected official, during which mr. trump did not condemn it and can -- and seemed to condone it with a nod and a wink, saying this was a dress rehearsal for what happened at the capitol and you can see the pattern in his behavior there. then they made the case that he showed no remorse and that was dangerous because he thought

jane: i think they will.hey need to see better signs of growth before they pull away from that position, but i think that is going to be an uncommon attitude. i think the majority of g10 central banks have retained that very cautious position. have seen it from the fed, from the australians, from the swedish. some of these economies have been doing a lot better than the euro zone, so i think we will see lagarde wanting to lean in. clearly when she decides not to do that, it will be because the economic data is looking far brighter, and we are through this pandemic, but i think it is too early yet to expect her to step away from that. alix: i just wonder how the timing of all of this -- like, how much time is the market going to give draghi to get together? how much time will be market give the ecb the leeway to keep doing what they are doing? how much time until budget deficits start to become a conversation? what are we looking at here? jane: quite possibly the second half of this year. in terms of budget de

gary, it's jane apart in the civilwar. gary, it's jane here _ apart in the civilwar. the civilwar. gary, it's jane here sitting of the road i apart in the civil war. gary, it's l jane here sitting of the road from you in the studio. good to see you. you were talking about donald trump watching his reaction, what about the broader audience? some of the residents are some of the defence that we are just now seems to be playing very much to donald trump's base. what do you make of that? it’s base. what do you make of that? it's interesting, some of the polling that has— interesting, some of the polling that has been done suggest there's a majority— that has been done suggest there's a majority in _ that has been done suggest there's a majority in the country, not a massive _ majority in the country, not a massive one but a majority in the country _ massive one but a majority in the country for— massive one but a majority in the country for conviction. it's difficult _ country for conviction. it's difficult to see the extent to which this trial— difficult to see the exten

jane: i think it's really interesting.e've got to put this in perspective why this is more interesting now this year, this month, than it is previously. there's a couple of things here, and the first is the huge savings ratio that we've seen in developed countries because of the coronavirus, because of payments, because people can't go back and save money. we've seen a lot of people furloughed or underemployed, so people have time on their hands. we have access to technology that wasn't there 20 years ago. that's continued to improve. there's a number of reasons why we're seeing this now. whether or not we see the same sort of trends in a years time, when ratios are down, when people can spend their money remains to be seen. but i do think from here on in, perhaps the retail investor is going to be more enforced to be reckoned with than it was before. what we've seen is an acceleration of a trend that was already building. tom: one of the great distinctions here, and i looked back at the hunt brothers over the weekend like

jane: they were keen to show us those schools, alipur himself giving us a tour. this snowy mountaintop, a remarkable sight, boys and girls sitting side by side taking extra classes in calculus, as state schools close for winter break. but the reality is, this is not the image of afghanistan's future either the afghan people or the international community pictured 20 years ago. local militias, patrolling their own communities, fighting off other militant groups. as america prepares to withdraw its troops under a february 2020 deal with the taliban, talks between the afghan government and the taliban have stalled. if that peace process fails, there is a serious risk of the country's war splintering, and smaller conflicts between fighting groups erupting for control of territory. the afghan civil war of the early 1990's after the soviet retreat, was devastating, with gangs of fighters plundering the country. that chaos was what eventually led to the taliban's se in popularity, as communities begged for order. hopes to avoid repeating history lie with current talks o

jane: making state history in the state of maine.becomes the first commercial launch of a rocket with a fuel derived from a secret substance found on farms. >> this is awesome. so exciting. this is fantastic. jane: this is the inventor of the biofuel and the head of the company which built the rocket. but it has been a long road to success. stardust made its historic debut on a roadway for heavy bombers at the disused air force base in the far north near the border with canada. compared to other commercial rockets that now fairy i astronauts -- that now ferry astronauts to the space station, it is very small but cheap to fly. that makes space accessible to many more people. this launch. experiments from a college, and a business -- it will eventually launch satellites into space. >> right now there are free trains to space like spacex and ula. there are medium-sized companies and rockets that areaunching, i would call bosses to space -- call busses to space. but we want to be the uber to space. jane: maine is well-placed for launchin

lou jane is at home this is the caption her sister posted on a screen shot of lee jane i have to lose 1st video call after her release from prison but the 31 year old is not free she won't be allowed to leave saudi arabia for another 5 years because of the injustice she has suffered legion plans to sue says her sister. is not free she's just heard to even nice and decent east's and he wants now instead. reaches. back in 2014 legion of hostile used videos like this to call for an end to the ban on women driving in saudi arabia. she also set up for women's rights abroad and criticized the legal system in her home country in 2018 she was kidnapped and imprisoned for allegedly attempting to destabilize the kingdom u.s. president joe biden welcome to release earlier he had announced a tougher stance against saudi arabia because of human rights violations she was a powerful advocate for women's rights and releasing her is the right thing to do. over the past few years crown prince mohammed has granted women more freedoms they are now allowed to found companies without the consent of their g

lou jane is at home this is the caption her sister posted on a screen shot of lee jane i have to lose 1st video call after her release from prison but the 31 year old is not free she won't be allowed to leave saudi arabia for another 5 years because of the injustice she has suffered legion plans to sue says her sister. is not free she's just. a nice addition east's and so what we want now is to. reach. back in 2014 legian our hospital used videos like this to call for an end to the ban on women driving in saudi arabia. she also set up for women's rights abroad and criticized the legal system in her home country in 2018 she was kidnapped and imprisoned for allegedly attempting to destabilize the kingdom u.s. president joe biden welcome to release earlier he had announced a tougher stance against saudi arabia because of human rights violations she was a powerful advocate for women's rights and releasing her is the right thing to do. over the past few years crown prince mohammed has granted women more freedoms they are now allowed to found companies without the consent of their guardians

jane kamensky. working with colleagues across the united states, she serves as one of the leaders of the national endowment for the humanities and department of education funding project, education for american democracy, a road map of history. ian rowe is a professor focusing on education, upward mobility. he serves at a -- as a visiting fellow at the woodson center. michelle herczog works for the los angeles county department of education, responsible for providing resources for social studies educators in los angeles county. she served on the educating for american democracy steering committee. one housekeeping note before we get started -- if you have a question for me or the other panelists, use the youtube chat feature. questions asked their will be sent -- asked there will be sent to me throughout the program. i cannot think of a better group to be talking to today as we take stock of where we are and how we see and teach the past. i want to begin by turning to professor kamensky, asking her

emma—jane, how have you been affected? — emma—jane, how have you been affected?ompletely, i am trying to re—— to run a good service for my family and children. _ run a good service for my family and children. it— run a good service for my family and children. it is— run a good service for my family and children, it is a woman's orientated 'ob children, it is a woman's orientated job and _ children, it is a woman's orientated job and every single lockdown we have had — job and every single lockdown we have had to close so far. we are trying _ have had to close so far. we are trying our — have had to close so far. we are trying our hardest to keep going, we have opened up and we have had to diversify. _ have opened up and we have had to diversify, opening up my garden and my house _ diversify, opening up my garden and my house because we can't get rooms and halls _ my house because we can't get rooms and halls available. we are just trying _ and halls available. we are just trying to— and halls available. we are just trying to go with the flow. but it 'ust trying t

jane: this is interesting. this is what we have seen coming to the dollar verrilli the first half of the year. many people said to the dollar is the reflation trade right now. have got to bear in mind that the reason the dollar has performed better this year than last year is that the market started this year very short of the dollar. it has changed enough for people to really question that. if we sound out what the fed has been saying, powell has been saying, he has been very, very cautious. saying, don't get ahead of yourself. we have a long way to go. i think if you get through this quarter, wall street optimistic about vaccines, what we will see is quite a bit of disappointing economic data. i think the market is in danger of perhaps getting ahead of itself and the fed will continue to push back on that at least six months, maybe longer. from this point of view, i think this will be a little bit of a choppy ride. annmarie: do you see an upswing in the dollar as a head to inflation? i'm sorry, gold. jane: fo

this is ros atkins in london, jane o'brien - atkins in london, jane o'brien washington, dc.ntinue bbc news coverage of donald trump's impeachment trial.- coverage of donald trump's impeachment trial. coverage of donald trump's im eachment trial. ., . ., , impeachment trial. you are the only erson impeachment trial. you are the only person who — impeachment trial. you are the only person who can _ impeachment trial. you are the only person who can call— impeachment trial. you are the only person who can call this _ impeachment trial. you are the only person who can call this off. - impeachment trial. you are the only person who can call this off. (all - person who can call this off. call it off! _ it's pretty simple, the president caused — it's pretty simple, the president caused this protest to occur. he is the only— caused this protest to occur. he is the only one — caused this protest to occur. he is the only one who can make it stop. what _ the only one who can make it stop. what the _ the only one who can make it stop. what the president said is not good enough _ what th

other knitted sweaters jane wells is in maine with the story of some people who picked up farming aser: yes, green acres is the place to be, and as americans are going back to the land during covid, investors like what they see that when we come back >> announcer: and now the latest from tradingnation.cnbc.com, and a word from our sponsor. we see temperature control software giving everyone a shot at vital vaccines. at emerson, our software is shepherding medicines through every step of the cold chain, helping track conditions to keep each dose safe and effective. emerson. consider it solved. >>> shares of deere are higher today after the company raised its quarterly dividend to 90 cents from 76 and the stock up more than 200% from the march low and agco hitting an all time high as hobby farming has become a thing leading to increase in the purchase of small tractors jane wells is on the farm in maine. hi, jane >> reporter: and on the snow hey, tyler yeah, as people are moving out of the cities and into the woods so to speak for covid they are discovering gardening and farming andsal

and freedom for one of saudi arabia's most vocal rights activists jane i'll have lul was held in custody for $1001.00 days after she complained for women to be allowed to drive. us welcome to the program germany's leaders have agreed to extend the country's current coronavirus lockdown until at least march 7th although some restrictions will be relaxed in a virtual summit with leaders of the 16 federal states chancellor angela merkel made clear she wanted the lockdown extended even further though the numbers of deaths a new infections has been declining recently says the new variants of covert 19 remain a serious cause for concern. as the sun went down behind the chancellor in berlin another showdown about the lockdown machall and the state premiers wrestling with the question given the advance of coronavirus mutations in germany how soon will it be possible to open up. yes the time between now and the middle of march is when the experts are telling us that the mutated virus could gain the upper hand over the initial strain. it's crucial that we lower the infection rate in this period an

jane. _ google it. you can tell people to google it, jane, you _ google it.o google it, jane, you have - google it. you can tell people to google it, jane, you have to - google it. you can tell people toj google it, jane, you have to give yourselves! will have it right in an hour. you're watching bbc news. the temple have used their skill building to set up a vaccination site here in brent to really get that message out to the local community, but two different ethnic groups around here, but also around the country. please take the vaccine. i am concerned, we are concerned, because we are hearing messages of misinformation, disinformation, associated with the vaccine. i have had to complete privilege today to see people come in locally. i have met the heroic workers, the people on the front line, members of the nhs and ordered me, but also volunteers from this temple as well that are bringing people into get vaccinated. my message is really clear. take the vaccine. once it gets offered to you, please take it and it could save your lives and the lives of other

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hey, jane. >> hey, melissa. i'm going to show you a stock chart.it's beautiful out here. this is a 44 acre property owned by banker nick penfield. it was his vacation home now his permanent home because he can work from here and he discovered on the property a wild apple orchard he's taking up hobby farming, starting with a deere mower and he plans to spend 25 grand on a small tractor next >> right now john deere's been offering 0% financing. i'm sure there are other manufacturers who can do that. so you can buy a tractor with no money down and have the equivalent of a car payment. so it's attractive >> small tractor sales are the fastest growing seg jmgt of the industry they've seen sales of the under 40 horsepower machines grow close to 30% last year but it's also seeing higher corn and soybean processes, showing off new machines like robots which help with the annual labor shortage problem >> interestingly, our strongest market forecast is north america and south america. in combination with a more local thing and a global thing, and that is pen

she was called calamity jane. one time they were having a dinner party and she had put the tossed salad up on top of the refrigerator. people have arrived. the tossed salad gets dumped on the floor. oh, jane, i thought you had already tossed that salad. and they were so quick with their jokes and they were a wonderful couple. a lot of fun memories like that. i think it was a happy time here in oak ridge. >> you're watching american history tv. every weekend on cspan3, explore our nation's past. american history tv on c-span3. created by america's cable television companies. today we're brought to you by these television companies who provide american history tv to viewers as a public service. >>> week nights this month, we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what is available every weekend on c-span3. tonight historian patrick charles and brandon danning talk about the second amendment and american gun rights from the drafting of the bill of rights to more recent supreme court decisions that

well, jane, this week has brought _ reading into this?e _ reading into this? well, jane, this week has brought more positive i reading into this? well, jane, this - week has brought more positive news. we learn from professor chris whitty that, in the view of him and fellow experts, we were past the peak. things were moving in the right direction. we know that daily reported case numbers are down around a quarter, week on week. it is nearly the same for daily hospital admissions. is nearly the same for daily hospitaladmissions. now we is nearly the same for daily hospital admissions. now we have had the ons hospital admissions. now we have had the 0ns survey, we heard about that a bit earlier, which is a broader survey of infections because it takes in people who don't know they've got the virus and who don't have symptoms. that does suggest last week, in england, scotland and northern ireland, at least, case rates were falling. although they were level in wales. so, things are looking more optimistic. that is why we are hearing political

jane. that's what i don't get, you have mr. potato head, is having a gender, is that a bad thing? i just can't help but think, i'm a grown man on national television and i'm talking about the of mr. potato head. what am i doing with my life? >> kennedy: there is no!

as we speak, the bite in the administration now is quickly implement jane aoc's insane green new deal agenda destroying tens of thousands of high paying jobs in the process all with the stroke of a pen signing now 47 executive orders and actions, which is over two and a half times more than obama, bush, and clinton combined. now, meanwhile, next week the u.s. senate is set to hold

jane wells is in hollywood, florida, with more on that story. hi, jane >> reporter: hay, tyler.urism numbers show canadian business down 90%, and -- the border with canada remains closed, but you can still fly here former coming across through airplanes, and then having their cars transported, but learning when they go back home, they'll be forced to stay in a government quarantine hotel until they got -- >> three days in the hotel, they test you, you don't see nobody, you're allowed to go out and smoke a cigarette once in a while. it's almost jail. >> i don't know if i'm supposed to say that, but the government is not treating us like your government. >> snowbirds and screaming and squawking, saying that wasn't the case when we left, but there's not a lot of sympathy for travelers, as i said. >> reporter: jill under letter stays in sarasota, but she's staying home whether to travel has really divided the snowbefore communities. here in florida her benefiting a little bit from domestic visitors and they got a bump from the super ballast week. >> i just returned from florida a we

someone says, jane, i thought you had already tossed that salad. [laughter] they were so quick with their jokes. they were a wonderful couple. i think it was a happy time here in oak ridge. >> you are watching american history tv -- every weekend, explore america's past. c-span3 -- today, we are brought to you by these television companies to provide american history tv to viewers as a public service. >> scalper -- sculptor david annex created busts of presidents for a presidents park that opened in 2004. after the park closed in 2010, they were transported to private property where they have been decaying ever since. we met a photographer and storyteller who leads walking tours and photography clinics at location to learn more. here is a preview. ♪ ♪ >> you are currently on the property of mr. howard hankins, who is a business owner of hampton roads material, and industrial recycling area. he owns as much as 600 acres here and has partitioned off a couple hundred acres to the nearby golf course and this is a small sliver of what is remaining of th

jane: thanks so much. it is poignant to me and all of us that you spent two minutes talking about brett scowcroft he was laid to rest this past friday. a giant to those of us who knew him. for those of us who did have the privilege of working for him, the thing you come away with impressed, and for me it's now 30 years later than when i first met brent, is his humanity and his humility in how he approached everything. but he was deadly serious about his work and those who worked for him. he had a very dry and wry sense of humor. i remember, he walked in the day after the election in 1992 and said we had all been fired, but we can take some small satisfaction in the fact that, apparently, foreign policy had nothing to do with the outcome of the election. another time, i remember he told me quite directly, he said listen, when you sit down and you write a memorandum for the president, that is where it goes, so be right. it was a lot of pressure as a young professional in this field, but a lesson that i've ke

thank you jane. >>all right 7.19 is the time happening today, we have parents from all over california heading to sacramento to try and convince governor gavin newsome to let them play them being their student athletes, i know classes haven't been resuming as fast as a lot of parents would like. but when it comes to youth sports. they'd like to see quicker movement we've got kron four's sarah stinson standing by with more on the story for us this morning, sarah. >>i'm live at catamaran park on the peninsula, a park where this soccer field is used often for camps clinics practice, but they haven't been able to use feels like this in california 4 games and parents youth athletes and coaches, they're frustrated with this they want change they've been frustrated for months you can see a video of the athletes practicing football in the east bay, this kind of been the reality they've been trying to keep it as safe as possible. but what's frustrating for all these people is that they want to play games. and

saudi officials denied the allegations in december 2020 louis jane was convicted at riyadh specialized criminal court on terror charges and of seeking to change the saudi political system and harm national security her release is widely seen as a gesture towards the biden ministration she was a powerful advocate for women's rights and really sure was the right thing to do washington also says it no longer shares intelligence with the saudi led coalition in yemen and has committed to declassifying an intelligence report on the murder of washington post columnist jamal khashoggi well that's likely to implicate the saudi crown prince amnesty international and human rights watch say long overdue reforms are a. or sweet victory when the women who champion them remain in prison or facing unfair trials in the latest reforms announced by the crown prince mohammed bin psalm on acknowledged that the judicial system had created pains for many women he didn't mention lose jane or other specifically she may be out of prison but according to her sister she isn't yet free shall remain on probation an

that jane is complete unconditionally free and that anyone who has been. part of the dissemination campaign whether it's. the high ranking people who have been talking about jane as a state and as everything she's not and even the official charges mentioned. there is really lies by people regarding the jain skates and we will stop until. justice is a. sudanese villages along the border with ethiopia caught in a standoff between the 2 countries over an area known as our fresh aga both countries claim the land and tensions have led to an increased military presence in the area civilians are reported attacked attacks by theo paeans as hiper morgan reports from get i restate onto don's border with ethiopia. this is the village of the state of the body of the people here are poor the only water comes from the river the women still gather firewood for cooking. as a liberal hymns wife was out looking for firewood when she was killed in an attack by ethiopian militia men last month he's now raising their 4 sons alone the youngest nearly 2 years old is already star

jane from indiana, an independent. >> caller: good morning. thank you so much for c-span. i heard you mention unspent money from a previous package. and i've heard other spokespersons say the same thing, make the same reference. it would strengthen your case if you could tell aexactly where that unspent money is, what level is it? is it at the government level, state level, county, what department? exactly where is that unspent money from the previous package? if you don't know, please say so. thank you. i'll take my answer from the television. thank you. >> caller: absolutely. and that's a fair question. there's money out there for schools, for unemployment, for those who have lost their jobs during this pandemic that's still sitting there waiting to be used. the biggest problem is a lot of times states, the money goes from the federal governments to the state gumps. and that transfer, the government's not super efficient at that, and so it's in the transfer from the federal side to state -- to the state side or locality side. the second area is a lot of the programs, as

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meanwhile, impeachment managers wanted to call the victims as when he says, jane, jay joe 4, jane doe 5, i forget how high it went, but they decided that would be an affront to the dignitary of their senatorial majesties. it would be a cold day in hell before anyone introduced senator john d rockefeller the fourth two jane doe 5 on the senate floor. senators stand on their dignity, so they were not interested in seeing jane doe number 157 it in the hallowed halls. likewise, what happened on january the 6th wasn't in insurrection, wasn't a cool, it everyone agrees that what happened on january 6th was a desecration, as much as a misdirection. >> mark: desecration of the sacred come hallowed well of the senate by a mob. to a senator, that is what makes it different from torching wendy's or when minneapolis precinct house. is there opening video made plain, the democrats are during the senators, look at you, everett dirksen and the 19th century in vermont guy, and then look at these riffraff rampaging around the world's greatest deliberative body like it's black friday at the strip mall

did you speak to jane? were you trying to communicate with her? somebody was next to her, i suppose, that was the main thing is. 0rdinary people found themselves on the medical front line and sam depended on them for survival. —— some depended. children like freya lewis, who was very badly hurt and fell into the arms of a stranger. i kept saying to her, i'm not going to leave you, i'm not going to leave you. kim dick looked after freya for over an hour. the teenager had 29 injuries. i had to hold freya with all my... you know, sat up, in an upright position. how do you feel about the fact help wasn't there straight away? at the time, really helpless. you know, because i could see what's going on, and especially because freya was losing so much blood. luckily, from watching tv, i knew to keep her upright. but we needed help. hello! hi! their story has a happy ending. freya has stayed in touch with kim and her husband, phil. she says she owes her life to them. i think the absolute world of them. they are in my thoughts every single day. they are the

yeah, jane, around this time tomorrow _ fiery exchanges?is time tomorrow will be _ fiery exchanges? yeah, jane, around this time tomorrow will be hearing i this time tomorrow will be hearing from the former first minister alex salmond, who is expected to make quite extraordinary claims against his former protege, saying that nicola sturgeon, in his view, misled parliament and broke the ministerial code, that a group around her were conspiring against him to have him removed from public life, and the controversy around this has only increased when part of mr salmond's written evidence to parliament was taken down, after the crown office suggested that it could be in contempt of court. in the last half hour at first ministers questions in holyrood, the scottish conservative leader ruth davidson has accused ms sturgeon of a cover—up. aha, leader ruth davidson has accused ms sturgeon of a cover-up.— sturgeon of a cover-up. a culture of secrets and — sturgeon of a cover-up. a culture of secrets and cover-up _ sturgeon of a cover-up. a culture of

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the | next question is jane merrick at the next question is jane merrick at the i. next question is janeweaked vaccine or will i have to restart the course, given they are the most vulnerable in the country? and if i could ask you, secretary of state, as a parent, you will understand the benefits of children being in school are not only from learning but the physical and mental health benefits of seeing friends, playing in the playground, which helps them sleep better and improve their motivation to do schoolwork. do you think from a health perspective, there is an argument to reopen school playgrounds for playtimes only earlier than the 8th of march if it can be done safely, with either a bubble system in place, outdoors and primary schools?— bubble system in place, outdoors and primary schools? thank you, jane. on the last question, _ primary schools? thank you, jane. on the last question, before _ primary schools? thank you, jane. on the last question, before i— primary schools? thank you, jane. on the last question, before i hand - the last question, before i hand over to doctor hopk

is. >>> welcome back at jane wells just showed you, thefts of a very specification car part jane, they have to work that undercarriage for those cars to get those converters >> reporter: it is not easy, brian. i'm at star automotive this is a catalystic converter, it cleans 9 exhaust and sends down to the mufflers increasingly people are saying this, it's gone. sawn out by thieves. it happened to brian coghlan instead of get the nice quiet prius sound, it sounded more like this. it's noisy, because the converter connects the engine to the nflers now why the precious metals have gone up in value rhodium prices have skyrocketed like they're gamestop. >> what you have to replace is everything, here all the way back you can't just get this piece. >> well just in the sheriff's jurisdiction alone in the last year over 230 catalystic converter thefts. >> it also happens to the same person repeatedly, so i've been a little concerned about that, not knowing every morning when i go out and try the car, is it going to happen to my car again? >> that's how they do it, zoom, zoom and it's done. >>