jane says she cannot locate the original email but recalls it well.e went to her first "snl" show where she met fallon again and, for the first time, horacio sands. >> in hindsight, it was totally inappropriate for him to be gently touching me in certain ways. his hand on the small of my back or letting his fingers linger a little bit longer. he sort of positioned himself as, like, i'm a big brother, you're my little sister! >> reporter: in the summer of 2001, jane says she and sands began talking over aol messenger. the first messages aren't sexual in nature. "it's me, the real deal." "don't tell anybody, promise?" >> how old were you? >> 16. >> how old was he? >> 32. >> reporter: in the lawsuit jane says the conversations became more sexualized over time. >> he would use humor in our conversations to steer things in a sexual way. >> reporter: jane doe was not able to provide any sexually explicit instant messages from when she was a minor, telling abc news the hard drive she kept them on got refurbished in 2004 which may have deleted them. would you

amelia: wait, jane, i don't think we can put that. jane: why not?lia: because we both like to sing. jane: so? amelia: so it's not unique. jane: you like to draw. amelia: so do you. jane: you like avocado more. amelia: not really. i just eat it. jane: well, i don't know, just make something up. amelia: what? no. [sighs] ok. you can be the one who sings. jane: what are you going to put? boy: amelia and jane. both: mm-hmm. boy: yes. [bell rings] [children chattering] girl: "i've never looked to see," replied the lion. popcorn--brody. brody: "i am going to the great oz to ask him to give me some," remarked the scarecrow, "for my head is stuffed with straw." "and i'm going to ask him to give me a heart," said the wood man. and i am going to ask him... teacher: no hats in class, amelia. brody: ...added dorothy. "do you think oz could give me courage?" asked the cowardly lion. popcorn--jane. i mean, amelia. [indistinct chatter] [zips backpack] girl: i've been to 13 states. girl 2: i've been on the drop of death like 7 times. girl 3: well, i have an iguana.

>> jane: how are you. >> kelly: i am so good.too much alcohol. i don't like big parties like that. how about you? are you big on that stuff. >> kelly: it depends on the size of the party, if it is massive and thousands of people i am into it, you can get lost in it. >> jane: you are into it. a >> kelly: i don't like a party that like is a big peer to let meg a hundred. >> jane: you want to be anonymous. >> kelly: i want to have a good time. >> jane: that makes me crazy it's like my nightmare. to be on your tall though too it's like whenever i go -- everybody notices him. so i can kind of like -- >> jane: i am recognize like that, because i'm taller than everybody. >> kelly: people are passing and they are like is it? and by the time they figured out i'm gone. >> jane: you are gone. >> kelly: it's a handy thing. it is also national card reading day, i did not know that's a real thing, are you a card writer? >> jane: no, i don't even give birthday presents for christmas presents. >> kelly: you like parties at -- >> jane: high don't

knock on the door, it was jane.evelopment company like across the hall, across the street. and she said, "time's up. that's it, time's up, we're going to lunch right now." and forever after, i couldn't get her out of my life. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: and is it true that jane and rita, you guys somehow met through marlon brando? >> no. >> jimmy: oh. [ laughter ] >> no, no, no. i met -- we met when i was doing her part, violet newstead, in the tv series "9 to 5." >> jimmy: oh, in the tv series. >> i was playing violet newstead, that's when i met jane who was producing the tv series. >> jimmy: i see. i don't know why i thought there was some story about you dating -- >> i was friends with marlon brando, he was in love with her, so i followed that -- >> there's lots of stories to be told, but we can't get into it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: are you thinking of one in particular? is that what's happening? >> oh, i'm thinking of something else. [ laughter ] would you like to know? >> jimmy: yeah, i'd love to know.

jane fonda, welcome.sit down with you and talk. >> i have, too. >> good. >> it's about time. >> yes. for both of us. >> yeah. >> so, speaking of time. you turned 85 in december and you are busier than ever. you have three movies out this year. >> yeah. >> you're resuming your climate protest where you sometimes get arrested and you've got your climate political action committee. so here is my question, jane. >> yeah. >> why not just sit pack and t -- back and take it easy? >> what?back and take it easy? >> what? that sounds so toxic. sit back and take it easy. >> really? >> if i spent my life working on a factory floor and not being paid enough and bullied by my boss that might be what i want to do. i've had a privileged, interesting exciting life and to leave that and go and sit down and rest -- i mean, i've got a lot of ennergy. i got a lot of ideas. we're facing a terrible crisis that makes my stomach go like this and i don't understand the idea of sitting back or retiring. i don't get it. >> well, you

for the pbs newshour, i'm jane ferguson.mna: now to the ongoing story of unidentified flying objects crossing into american and canadian airspace. four, including a chinese spy balloon, have been shot down over the last week. john kirby fielded dozens of questions about the matter today and specifically what is known about china's balloon program. >> we were able to determine that china has a high altitude balloon program for intelligence collection that is connect to the people's liberation army. it was operating during the previous administration but they , did not detect it. we did. we tracked it and we have been carefully studying it to learn as much as we can. amna: for more on the detection and decisions to shoot down these objects, and where they could be coming from, we turn to retired major general scott clancy. formerly of the canadian air force, his last assignment was director of operations at the north american aerospace defense command or norad. general clancy, welcome, and thanks for joining us. john kirby and

jane: meanwhile, the first convoy of u.n.anitarian assistance finally reached northwest syria from turkey after being stalled when the only aid crossing was damaged in the earthquake. it's bringing much-needed medicinelankets, tents, and other supplies to the rebel-controlled area. sanjana: we need the cross-border assistance to continue in these very early days, because as -- if we do not, every day, every moment, we're losing more and more people. jane: but the white helmets organization said the u.n. assistance is part of regularly scheduled aid deliveries to syria organized before the quake and not specific aid and equipment for the disaster relief effort. angela kearney works for unicef. she says the humanitarian situation in war-torn syria is especially dire. angela: they need water, clean drinking water. they need sanitation, places that they can go to the bathroom. and, in many cases, they also need mental health support and psychosocial supportespecially for the children. it's a very bewildering time to be woken up i

jane: charles lister is a senior fellow at a think tank. the earthquake, syria was willing to see aid delivered only through damascus and not through the u.n. approved border crossing from turkiye. >> while the regime says it uld like and is happy to provide crossline assistance to all syrians, including opposition areas, it's track record of doing so is appalling. jane: back in kahranmanmaras, some look around and wonder why the destruction has been so widespread. morat believes the building his brother and nephew died in was unsafe for a quick zone. -- for aca quake zone. >> many buildings had cracks before anybody moved in. we are not a lick killed by the earthquake, we are killed a safety standards. jane: the number of new buildings that came down in the earthquake has raised questions about the building standards. president erdogan's government has overseen a massive expansion in housing development and construction in recent years. questions over the quality of those buildings grow louder. >> we have a fault line through our country a

jane: in other areas of turkiye, moments of grace.rbakir, more than 200 miles from the epicenter, a mother and her son were buri under ruins for over 100 hours. as they were carried to ambulances, rescuers took a brief moment to rejoice. cevik: it's an incredible moment. we started giving warnings like, "is anyone there? is anyone hearing my voice?" for a moment i thought the voices of the survivors were coming from my mind. jane: babies and young children are still being discovered, too. but as hours pass, hope dwindles for the thousands waiting for word of their missing loved ones. meanwhile, turkish president tayyip erdogan is continng his tours of the destruction today in adiyaman. he visited an aid hub, swarming with people whose town was levelled by the quake. pres. erdogan: i know very well that words are not enough to describe the pain we are going through. jane: criticism over lax government assistance has been unceasing. the slow response leads to desperation in tent cities like this one, where many syrian refugees are livin

jane: combing through the dust and debris continues.here were over 90 people inside this apartment complex when it collapsed. so far only two gravely wounded survivors have been found. periodically the rescue workers stop what they are doing, machinery is turned off, and everyone falls quiet and listens for the sound of survivors under their feet. what appears like a silent tribute to the dead is actually still hope for the living. but desperate relatives on the pavement nearby know that hope is fading. >> [indiscernible] jane: so a three-person family. have any of them beenulled from the rubble? >> it is very difficult to find life. jane: there is an unspoken for survivors is turning into the recovery of bodies. there are thousands of rescue workers like this across southern turkey, still digging to the rubble, determined to pull survivors from underneath collapsed buildings, but three days since the earthquake, the likelihood of finding anyone still alive diminishes every hour. president erdogan visited today and met with displaced fa

special correspondent jane ferguson reports.e tent city of gaziantep, life after the earthquakes is all but an endless struggle. hatice demir is battling cancer and now homelessness. learning to live with the bare minimum. >> i used to wake up in a warm room, but now i'm chasing gas stations running around looking for a sink to wash up. our opportunities are gone, our self-confidence is gone. jane: like her, a million turks are now witht a home. hundreds here stood in line in the cold for a shower. the public swimming pool has been turned into a sanitation center. efforts to find the living under the rubble have ended. now, a focus on the next stage -- rebuilding. yasir behrakci is picking up the pieces of his life. >> we cannot bring back the dead. but because we survived, we are trying to get out whatever is left. we have to live, we have no other choice. >> luckily, that mind shift and work is getting started. we were in adyaman, which as you know, is 60% to 70% destroyed. they are already clearing large plots of land to put

who jane doe. >> margarets plan?emains from jane and john those retest their dna and upload their results to a public database, where maybe that dna would lead them to some relative of the victim. >> so i had my recipe, and i reached out to colin and i said we know how to do it. and she said bingo, all we need is dna. and i know a couple of people. >> at first, they paid their dna test with their own saving. and then they set up a nonprofit, and started taking donations. and after just six months, they sold their first case. >> the mystery surrounding -- >> a few weeks later, another case made headlines around the world, showing the power of genealogy. >> police arresting a man they believe is a golden state killer, and a suspect a former police officer, discovered using dna. >> that one to change the world because that was a violent killer, and that was a huge impact on the world, on the community. >> sure. it opened everybody's eyes. >> yeah. >> and suddenly, colleen and margaret had company. geneologists just came

jane ferguson reports from turkiye.ter: more than a week after the deadly quake, there are still near-miraculous reports of new survivors rescue. in hatay province, a 12-year-old boy pulled out alive from under the rubble. and two brothers, aged 8 and 15, also rescued, after 181 hours. >> the rescued brothers are my brother's children. we buried our dead relatives today, but we have left all the pains behind after the rescue. reporter: but moments of hope are fading fast. the overwhelming story is one of massive loss, as rescuers in some areas start to call off their searches. experts say a week is reaching the limit of how long a human body can live without water. freezing temperatures make that chance of survival even slimmer. now, the focus is on providing food and homes to more than a million in temporary shelters. in the city of adiyaman, the slow response has frustrated survivors like cengiz karadag. >> this is the eighth day. from now on, we want psychological and financial help from the state. reporter: today, a

jane, what does this mean for the yen? how should we think about the outer bounds for the yen >> we have to see this in the context of the u.s. dollar the market is having the battle with the fed of how hawkish the fed will be this year and impact off of that on the dollar. all of this speculation for the last six months, you would and advertise -- anticipate interest rate hikes and learning that was too hasty. we may see policy adjustments this year, but they will not be huge and not talking about the hawkish bank of japan. we will see a little less dovishness this year from the bank of japan. modest changes in policy that means there is some scope for the yen to find some support on the back of that. i don't think we're going to be seeing a huge sea change at the bank of japan. >> jane, thank you so much for joining us this morning and helping flush out the story. jane foley head of fx strategy. >>> shifting gears and looking at loreal. coming in at 10.3 billion euro for the fourth quarter a little lower growth than the

, thank you, good to see you. _ year. 0k jane, thank you, good to see you, have _ year. 0k jane, thanku, have a good day, l year. 0k jane, thank you, good l to see you, have a good day, we will see you again soon. during the pandemic there was a surge in demand for takeaways and home deliveries as people had their favourite dishes delivered from curries to late night snacks.but with a cost—of—living crisis and consumers cutting back and rising costs for takeaway restaurants how is the sector coping? uk households ordered i2% less takeaway food in january than a year before according to the hospitality at home spending tracker by analysts at cga and nielsenq. last night the best takeaway in britain was announced. iam very i am very happy to tell you we have live on this programme, the winner. joining me now is shafkat khan mohammed, founder and owner of munchies. congratulations! did you have a late? 3 congratulations! did you have a late? �* , . , late? a very late night, 'ust not late? a very late night, 'ust got mi late? a very late night, 'ust got back to i late? a very late night,

three persons inside here jane: so a three person family.any othem been pulled from the rubble? >> no, we don't what is happening. they live in first floor but here 14 floors, so it's very difficult to find life there. jane: there is an unspoken understanding here that the search for survivors is turning into the recovery of bodies. there are thousands of rescue workers just like this spread out across southern turkey still digging through the rubble. still determined to pull survivors from under the collapsed buildings. but three whole days since the earthquakes struck, the likelihood of finding anyone still alive diminishes every hour president erdogan visited the quake zone today and met with displaced families in a tent city. he addressed the growing criticism about turkey's delayed disaster response. >> as of now, a total of 21,200 personnel of the military, gendarmerie and police are on duty in hatay. despite this, some dishonest people are campaigning in hatay and are making false statements. certainly there have been shortfalls, as t

jane: for the pbs newshour, i'm jane ferguson in turkey. amna: we will focus now on the syrian side of the border. idlib province, the final stronghold of rebels fighting syrian government forces, was particularly hard hit by the earthquake. nick schifrin has that story. mick: the earthquake devastated a region already scarred by a brutal war. for more than a decade, the redence of idlib have endured bombardment by the syrian military and its russian allies, as well as one of the world's largest humanitarian crises. the syrian civil defense, known as the white helmets, has spent years trying to say victims of bombings. now they are trying to save victims of the earthquake. ismail alabdullah is a volunteer. >> we need help from everyone to save our people. nick: ismail alabdullah joins me now from idlib province. welcome to the newshour. you and your teams have spent the last couple days combing througthe debris of people's homes, of buildings that have collapsed, trying to save people's lives. what are the conditions? pres. zelenskyy: the l

jane wells we miss you, jane.ee you >> she loves those big tractors. >> machines. >> she's the only one that could pull that off. look at that the tire is bigger than she. >> she's knuckling with the tractor on this valentine's day. >> lovely. >> thanks, jane. >>> caterpillar's chart was unbelievable >> caterpillar's chart is unbelievable its valuation isn't great. i would go back to agco. not time for john mellencamp to do farm aid. good times going on in farmland but it's trading three or four turn, around 15 times forward. they had decent numbers and decent guide taking market share in other parts of the world especially in latin america and in south africa so i kind of like agco. >> julie, quick trade on the farm. >> valuations on these are tough and, you know, you think about the return on investment for all of these farmers, they have to make it work pretty quickly because they can't just assume prices will stay as high as they are today. it's tough >> all right up next, final trades. i'm so glad we did this

i mean, i don't know how i don't know how i'm very, very lucky jane -- i am and jane is -- jane's a reald she never -- jane remembers everything and for ex -- i mean, she's already, with all of the things she's doing, she sends notes, you know, sharing her excitement for my projects. [ light laughter ] and i'm grateful to her. i don't know you know >> seth: it's really amazing when you meet someone like jane fonda, who, just their work alone, would be impressive >> yes >> seth: and then you also learn how to be a better human being you're like, "oh, man, i must be really dropping the ball." [ laughter ] >> it doesn't fully -- it doesn't fully make sense but i feel like, you know, she's one of those people that inside of her sphere, everybody's better >> seth: yeah. >> you're just -- everybody takes it up a notch. >> seth: you get a little closer to jane fonda, and you just are like - >> you're better >> seth: "this is best version of me. >> yeah, it's like some filter on your phone just -- but on your soul. >> seth: has she met tank? >> no, no. >> seth: that's for the best i think that's

i didn't know that being jane doe, it's a life with no identity. being a jane doe, it's >> reporter: the russian born italian model and actress says she briefly met weinstein at three different eventsin the 2010s. >> i didn't know who he is. >> reporter: you didn't know the power he held in hollywood at that time? >> i -- no, i did not. >> reporter: did you ever email him or have a conversation with him? >> never. >> reporter: you never asked him for anything? >> never. never. >> reporter: in 2013, evgenia was a vip guest at the los angeles italia festival when she says weinstein forced his way into her hotel and sexually assalted and raped her. >> i heard his bailing the door. and he was loud. i know it's him because he was saying his name. and i was really embarrassed. and i opened this door. i regret this thing for decade, for the last ten years of my life, that i did open this door. >> reporter: just days after the rape, weinstein was at the oscars with his then pregnant wife celebrating wins for his films "django unchained" and silver lines pl

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jane wells has that story. hi, jane >>> hey, tyler it is another reason to party.es down what about the flu avocado under a buck a piece what year is this? we will have that story and why i have a jalen hurts fat head behind me when we come back. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. >>> welcome back to "power lunch," everybody. super bowl lvii, if you can believe it, between the philadelphia eagles -- jim cramer's favorite team -- and the kansas city chiefs, just two days away. it is expected to be a record-breaking one when it comes to gambling with more than 50 million people expected to bet $16 billion on the big game. here with more on what's at stake is patrick risch, director of the sports business program at wash university in st. louis. patrick, welcome good to have you with us let's talk about the effect of gambling not on this game

jane — ever. 0k, good to get your view as well, jane james, _ ever. 0k, good to get your view as well_ we are going time today. thank you. we are going to net lots time today. thank you. we are going to get lots of — time today. thank you. we are going to get lots of different _ time today. thank you. we are going to get lots of different opinions - time today. thank you. we are going to get lots of different opinions on i to get lots of different opinions on what is happening today. the way electricity prices are set has pushed uk household bills up by £7.2 billion over two years, according to analysis from the not—for—profit climate think tank carbon tracker initiative. gas—fired power stations are the most expensive way to generate electricity, but only make about 40% of all electricity used by uk homes. that means consumers are paying over the odds for power that is generated any other way. let�*s speak to our economics correspondent andy verity. lots of people looking at this story today, obviously because of the cost of living crisis. the energy bills are a bit part —— make a bi

my name is jane senior scandal. my name is jane senior . i'm currently the chief executive charity mother and covers lots of different areas. i've been a youth worker for most of my life and ended my career . rotherham most of my life and ended my career. rotherham borough council and managed a project that was called risky business project, the predominantly way with girls that were involved in child sexual exploitation. jane helped norfolk get hold of the serious case review for the murder of laura wilson, aged just. she'd been stabbed 40 times by x boyfriend ashcroft after she told his family about their relationship . her body was their relationship. her body was thrown in a canal and she was described as the white victim of an honour killing. but the review revealed that laura had been groomed and abused pakistani men from an early with an iq of just 58. she'd been failed by 15 different agencies responsible her care rotherham council's the reports then threatened to use a high court injunction to stop the publication of uncensored ext

during the sentencing we hrd from jane doe the one with the impact statement.ery emotional while speaking to the court. she said she found it difficult to talk about what she has happened -- what has happened to her she is carried this trauma for years. she said what he did was illegal and it was rape. she said before th she was a happy and confident woman she valued herself and she said i had control of my life and career and after what happened to her, she said everything changed. she asked the judge and said i hope you understand there is no prison sentence long enough to erase the damage. it is the response to that that we heard from his lawyer who appealed to the judge and said he is a 17 year old -- 70-year-old man who is in ill health. and the conditions he is suffering from he is in a huge amount of pain and his youngest children are nine years and 12 years old. and he is the disembodied voice on the telepne to them. he asked for compassion and pleaded for a sentence of three years to run concurrently before the charges he faced. then unexpectedl we hea

jane golley: i just do wonder how many times we might choose to poke the dragon before the dragon turnsonight, on "four corners," we investigate china's trade sanctions against australia. we'll meet the australian businesspeople hit hard by china's bans and tariffs. and we'll explore whether beijing is using trade as a weapon in a campaign of political coercion. ♪♪♪ female: china has followed through on its threat to whack crippling tariffs on australian barley, a move that will further inflame tensions between the two nations. the 80% tariff will be in place for five years, a decision that could cost australian farmers hundreds of millions of dollars. stephen: the salt lake country of southern wa is a long way from canberra and a world away from beijing. but farmers here have found themselves on the front line of a trade war with china. it's a windswept landscape, and it may not look like a food bowl, but it's rich terrain for grain. doug smith: in this particular area, the other lakes area of western australia, barley is one of their main cash crops. i mean, it probably accounts for 5

sarah jane, welcome to journals. sarah jane, welcome to the show.ng the line and going to work at a&e . yeah, and going to work at a&e. yeah, i would say that it's absolutely abhorrent how can any nurse leave their patients? the suffering and get agency in to replace and simply go out on the picket lines striking is just absolutely unfair and deplorable . nhs managers will argue that they'll have these shifts covered and that patients won't suffer. is that. no, it's not true that. well, they'll have them covered by an agency nurse, for example, minimal staffing. they'll have skeleton staffing as they use on christmas day, for example , which is actually for example, which is actually never really that safe in itself. and the majority of those staff will be agency . so those staff will be agency. so if you're using those from an agency , won't the agency, they won't know the wards, they really know wards, they won't really know the the wards . it's not the staff on the wards. it's not as as having nurses from as safe as having nurses from the ward wo

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one is not going to shy away from a conflict when the invasion is been initiated by bait jane. but at the same time, time one is not adopting and beefing up. it's a military budget and also transforming its military training to try to invite a war. rather, it is just a positive and necessary step for time when to def, strengthen its defense capabilities. after years of not making much progress in terms of time, one's a defense capability. and this is a step in the right direction from not only just time one, but also from regional allies like japan and the united states perspective. and they are trying to engage, tie one more in terms of defense dialogues, and at the same time the bilateral exchangers aren't at the military level. ok, william, just stay on the line. let's hear what the opposition in taiwan thinks about these growing. you are sir taiwan exchanges. the following songbirds are from the opposition. k m t m a. what do it? i wonder james lee, welcome us military assistance and training to help taiwan. but we don't need to make any big deal out of this news. you're lo

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jane dougall reports: hope is reborn at manchester united. only teams in the league that are in all competitions. it's great so far. the trophy hunt is on. we can dream. for a club that hasn't won any silverware since 2017, this season is looking promising for manchester united. they are still in contention forfour trophies.

that jane had homework to do. >> so when michelle said let's go to the mall tonight, jane, that was going to work for you? >> correct. i turned her down. >> so, going solo, michelle got in her parents 1972 buick electra and headed off to the brand new westdale mall on the southwest side of town. she had $180 cash on her to pay for equal her mother had picked out. kurt was also at the mall that night, working a shift at the men's store. >> i saw this beautiful girl and a rabbit for quote, black dress, high heeled shoes, blonde here. then i was like, that's michelle. >> kurt and michelle were friends from school. she joined him for his break and they went for a stroll. at one point, passing by a shopgirl court had a crush on. teenage drama at the mall. >> and it pops in my head, well, i'm never going to get again, to dance with that girl. because -- >> it got miss america here on my arm? >> yeah. >> curse as he and michelle spent his entire break catching up. until he had to get back to work. and waterton exit. >> and that's when we're seeing our goodbyes. and she said, well, don't be a str

jane claims it's a weather balloon that blew, of course. also coming up. do crazy. president zelinski renews his post for you membership at the summit and keep saying his country deserves to begin session talks this year. ah, i'm glad office welcome to the program. and we begin with a diplomatic spat over a so called chinese spy balloon that's been tracked. flying across the united states, u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin. s postponed a plan visit to china. following the discovery, the balloon was 1st detected over the state of montana which houses some 150 intercontinental ballistic missile silos. pentagon officials have described the i ship as an intelligence gathering balloon. china claims the balloon is for civilian purposes and that it regrets it had sailed into u. s. s. base. for more on this developing story, let's now go to washington dc where our correspondent assume it's almost gonna is standing by assuming a secretary of state blinkin post falls, a planned trip because of a balloon. china says is full mitchell logical research. what is go

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jane dougall, bbc news.the defeat to scotland, steve borthwick said the side he inhertited from sacked coach eddiejones "weren't good at anything". he was a little happier with today's performance. i think there were elements that were positive. some things have taken a step forward. we would've liked for things to be a bit better. you have to credit italy to slowing that down. so, i think there were some things that went well but there plenty of things to get better on. he spoke about it in there as well. we weren't happy with where we were last week. some good things we did, a lot of stuff to work on as well. we have wales in the next few weeks and that is a focus to improve in the next few weeks and get a win. exeter have reached the final of the premiership rugby cup after trouncing sale by 46 points to three in their semi — final. the chiefs ran in six tries with tom wyatt one of the scorers. exeter will play london irish in the final at twickenham in late may. a week that began with manchester city bei

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we know that law firms were willing to pay a premium for jane roberts.he draw. the draw was access to the power circle in which she operates. so for the justices to kind of think, no, i'm not bothered by this, this doesn't affect my vote in a case, we saw some of that in the jane roberts story from yesterday in the times is not what's relevant. what's relevant is the appearance which is why you bring up the polling numbers. they could say we don't care about the reality of hiding things or moving things around or what people think. we care about the appearance that we are not unbiassed that we are not above the law. it seems to me the acts they could take to correct for that are, as i said before, fairly trivial changes behave the way other federal judges are asked to behave and stop saying the clerks and employees in the court are held to a higher ethical standard in terms of their participation in political events than you yourselves are. >> brian, in my political life there is no institution that has morphed more than the supreme court. putting aside

i'm jane king back to james. all right, jane, thank you very much. >> well, new for you this morning. nikki haley's actually announce her candidacy for president, the former south carolina governor and united nations ambassador becomes the first major challenger to former president donald trump for the 2024 republican nomination. that announcement is an about-face for the former trump cabinet official who said 2 years ago as she would not challenge her former boss for the white house in 2024. haley says she changed her mind in recent months citing need for, quote, generational change in washington. >> well, crews are pulling more survivors from the rubble in turkey and syria. one week after that earthquake struck, crews say they pulled a 13 year-old boy from under a collapsed building yesterday. one of the rare positive stories that we can talk about this morning. volunteers from across the world are they're now working, hoping to find more survivors. >> last night we got like to honk goals and we found that the

i'm jane king or tear it. all right, jane, thanks for that update. >> 7.18, top southwest airlines executive told congress that changes on the way after the company's holiday meltdown that canceled more than 15,000 flights. washington correspondent jessi turnure reports on what those improvements are. >> let me be clear. >> we messed up the chief operating officer of southwest airlines told senators thursday his company takes responsibility for the disastrous holiday meltdown that stranded hundreds of thousands of its customers. other airlines were able head of the winter weather and we're not coo. andrew waterson said southwest has budgeted 1.3 billion dollars to update its technology. fx is coming on friday for the crew scheduling system that contributed to the problem. but waters instead of correcting the root cause of the meltdown. winter operations like the icing will take more time. there's lots of work and lots of expenditures we expect to prevent this from happening again. and that will be the bulk of

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