we had joanna telling us about l.j. >> reporter: on that night, said joanna, l.j. girl disappeared into the garage. she assumed they were having sex. then when they came out, she saw daniel approach the girl. >> he asked her if she wanted to [ bleep ] and she laughed. and she was like, no. and he just kind of grabbed her head and just rammed it into the wall. >> reporter: she said the girl was knocked unconscious. l.j. and another friend named "v" tried to calm daniel down. and then the three of them carried the girl out to the garage and changed her clothes. >> tell me about the clothes they changed her into. >> there was a lot of red. that's what i remember the most. >> what parts do you remember being red? >> pants and shoes and a shirt like a white/red. >> the shirt was white and red? >> yeah. her shoes. shoes had white laces, and we were tying them. >> reporter: then, joanna said, daniel, l.j. and "v" wrapped the unconscious girl in a blue tarp, put her in a white suburban and took off. and when they came back hours later, she said daniel was covered in blood

and as joanna mentioned, our growth has really come from these. the top two lines are the cohorted levels, where you have whole classes and whole grade schools participating, and this is where we've seen the incredible growth of the program. we still do have a lot of students taking more traditional dual enrollment, which is -- when they're going on their own, primarily, to city college, and taking a variety of courses. and then, there's a program that we didn't mention, which is a pretty large group of students. we have a pretty strong partnership around our noncredit traditional studies courses, where we have many sfusd students taking these courses for credit recovery. and this is a group that we wanted to bring on and nurture them as city college students to help them start to identify as city college students and help them transition to post secondary, so this is something that we're working on. so some of the areas -- and again, i think joanna's done a good job of kind of talking about our coordination around the course request process and,

please welcome chip and joanna gaines. ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: welcome.s, sir >> jimmy: waco, texas. [ cheers and applause that's where you did "fixer upper. >> yup >> jimmy: you both want to balor university, right? >> yes, sir. >> jimmy: in waco. is there a big - [ laughter ] >> hey, hey. >> jimmy: is there a big rivalry? >> take it easy. >> jimmy: is there a big rivalry between u.t. and balor >> well, balor university thinks of our rivalry as a big rivalry. but i'm assuming that the university of texas thinks of it as maybe a little bit of a smaller rivalry. [ laughter ] so you can imagine, you know -- to speak in like a new york native language, it's like the university of texas is the new york yankees >> jimmy: yeah >> and the balor bears are like the oakland a's. [ laughter ] so it's sort of a different -- different concept. >> jimmy: yeah >> all right >> jimmy: yeah, that's cool. i mean, but do you have, like -- do you have like hook 'em horns? you have that? what do you have at balor? >> we have our own version of hook 'em horns and it's the sic '

matthew mcconaughey will be on the show >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: chip and joannaand we got music from gucci mane [ cheers and applause "chip and joanna gaines. chip and joanna gaines." >> steve: "gucci mane. >> jimmy: "yeah, yeah, yeah. [ light laughter ] everyone's gonna be there. >> steve: "who's gonna be there? >> jimmy: "matthew mcconaughey --" >> steve: "hey!" >> jimmy: "is gonna be there." >> steve: "i forgot about it." >> jimmy: "chip and joanna gaines. [ laughter ] gucci mane is gonna be there." [ laughter ] >> steve: gucci mane >> jimmy: "chip and joanna." >> steve: "hey." >> jimmy: "gaines. [ laughter ] >> steve: "all right, all right, all right hey. >> jimmy: it's going to be fun >> steve: it's so fun. >> jimmy: anyways, check that show out tomorrow. guys, whenever i get some down time here at the show, i like to go on instagram and scroll through photos >> steve: really >> jimmy: yep. [ light laughter ] >> steve: you love it. >> jimmy: that's it. i just wanted to let you know that >> steve: you love it, man >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: you love scr

when we saw how joanna had tried hard to get help her death made us think we have to do something we have to be heard there are some organizations that help but it's not enough. in our city join a story touched our shocked many people to raise the awareness we hope our suspicion will get people talking and. it was outside her local supermarket the joanna tilly was fatally stabbed by her former partner in front of her 3 young children just weeks before her murder she filed a complaint with police but they've done little to help. a woman is killed by her partner or ex partner every other day in france many others face daily physical sexual and emotional abuse campaigners say that even though violence against women is widespread police judges and prosecutors rarely take it seriously every woman knows because she heard that she will not nobody's going to listen to her go there is already the culture that if you go to the police you're not going to be understood you're not going to be listened and your case is going to be closed. for months sees activists in paris have been running an und

. >> then there's chip and joanna gaines.heck out joanna looking gorgeous on the magazine. >> she's amazing. chip said he wants child number six. >>> just this morning matt damon sat down with lauren zima talking about ben affleck. >> he's looking great. he's feeling great. we've been working on a screen play. >> you told us about a fight you were in as kids. >> little 5'2" ben affleck tackled this dude off me out of nowhere. i was a junior and he was a freshman. that was a big moment. this guy will put himself in a bad spot for me. >> was that a moment you knew i got a friend for life? >> definitely. i mean one of many moments. it wasn't just -- it wasn't like "step brothers." >> did we just become best friends? >> yep. >> our own matt cohen held down the premiere just fine solo. leave it to not one, but two oscar winners, matt damon and christian bale, to shut down hollywood boulevard and send hearts racing in the process. >> you came off "vice" and you came into "ford v ferrari" and you made an unbelievable transition phys

hi,joanna. we business presenter. hi, joanna.k. where better to come and get a sense of what it is entrepreneurs going through and what they want to hear from the various party leaders? let's first talk to josh, who has a fascinating business in the world of prosthetics. tell us more about it? iam the prosthetics. tell us more about it? i am the founder of a company called radio devices working in the prosthetics industry. we are aiming to get prosthetic limbs like this fit better for people who have had an amputation. we use intelligent softwa re an amputation. we use intelligent software and it helps us to predict how well this will fit before it has been manufactured.” how well this will fit before it has been manufactured. i know that next year you were hoping to reach the stage where you actually employ other people in this business. what do you hope to see from the next government? coming from a research background, what's really important to us is seeing the continued access to us is seeing the continued access to eu fundi

>> soon you'll be able to crash at chip d joanna gaines' place. well, sort of.boutique hol. the ixer upper" couple is renovating a nearly 100-year-old building in waco, texas. doors will open 2021. >> we've got some work to do. >> this is just the latest expansion to the gaines' estimated $18 million empire. plus they are still fixing up homes and raising five kids. >> every project we thought to ourselves wee bitten off more than we can chew. >> in october, 2020, chip and joanna will debut their lifestyle network magnolia, and we're getting our first look at the first series. >> two small children and a bus full of pe. i think would probably scare and horrify most people. >> it's called "home on the ad" and follows the husband and wife duo who make up the band johnny swim. ♪ let's burn the bridges down >> their advice to their new reality show stars? >> when you put yourself in the limelight it's almost like a pressure cooker. i think the best things about you pop out and the worst things about you pop out. >> well, chip, i tnk its saf to say we think you and j

welcome. >> good to be here. >> joanna, we talked about it, were anticipating it, what happened here?ig an issue is this for consumers? >> something had to go wrong for the disney plus launch not everyone in the world could sign up with no problems but the latest is they're still investigating this there's no evidence there's been a huge breach. it seems like at least some of the security researchers that are looking into this that this is a classic case of password misuse again, they're still looking into this. chances are or there's a likely possibility people were using the same passwords, same user accounts or user ids on this platform they used on others in the past, those have been breached on the dark web, there are lots of places, you can find user names, passwords they were plugging them in, getting into accounts. >> porter, we talk about content is king. you need the technology and platform to work at the end of the day, right >> no, but the hacking, it was a few thousand against 10 million new subscribers day one. basically, it was caused because bantech is the streaming se

data triggering a federal inquiry with us now to discuss the evolution of big tech is hew son and joannarn hugh, i'll start with you because i want to get the details of this. i don't understand why google wants to be in the checking account business >> they say it's a smart checking account with personal finance tools, budgeting tools that are going to be embedded in it it's going to be with citigroup and another credit union the play is data they want to know if, for instance, you go on google play and you're searching for something, find something, pay for it with google pay you have the rails from your citi checking account, buy the item sop they know from, you know, search to actual purchase. i think that last mile is going to be the valuable mile. so they made it clear they don't want to sell it so they want increasing level of, you know, specificity into how you behave. and that's part of pit. >> when you say they don't want to sell it to third parties, does that also include using the data to help advertisers better target their audience? >> that's a great question that remains t

when we saw how joanna had tried hard to get help her death made us think we have to do something we have to be heard there are some organizations that help but it's not enough. in our city john a story touched our shocked many people you raise the awareness we hope our suspicion will get people talking and. it was outside her local supermarket the joanna tilly was fatally stabbed by her former partner in front of her 3 young children just weeks before her murder she filed a complaint with police but they'd done little to help. a woman is killed by her partner or ex partner every other day in france many others face daily physical sexual and emotional abuse campaigners say that even though violence against women is widespread police judges and prosecutors rarely take it seriously every woman know because she heard that she will not nobody is going to listen to her though there is already the culture that if you go to the police you're not going to be understood you're not going to be listened and your case is going to be closed. for months sees activists in paris have been running an

thank you, thank you all for coming. >> chip and joanna gaines, well known for their fixer upper famestepped on the campus of st. jude, we felt something different, and we saw these children and the look if their eyes, they were like these angels, it's almost like they're this picture of resilience and strength. >> the couple transformed a dining room for families, and built a play house for kids, this year donating 1.5 million to the fight against childhood cancer >> when we started out on the journey, we wanted to raise obviously a couple hundred thousand, and it has turned into nearly a couple million over the last few years, and i was dumb enough for lack of a better term, to ask what kind of an impact does a couple million dollars make, and he says you kept us open for one day i mean, fairly daunting, if we could raise a million dollars a day, we'd do it. >> you shaved your head. >> i shaved my head. >> how was that experience >> it was incredible, it was this spontaneous moment and i noticed there were all of these kids around me that were bald like me. i said, hey, let's all ru

hello, it's tuesday, it's ten o'clock, i'm joanna gosling.sage. if you want to ad lib a few ers, eehs, oohs in there? only he, not i, can make britain great again. huzzah! that was a good one! really good. yeah, i think so. i think we're good with that, gary. we'll ask how much influence videos like this can have on an election campaign — and whether they can be stopped. campaigners say retailers are missing out on billions of pounds each year because they don't consider the needs of disabled people, including those

hello it's friday, it's 10 o'clock, i'm joanna gosling. warnings of a danger to life in the north of england after torrential rail causes flooding, mudslides and serious disruption to roads and trains. in sheffield, dozens of people slept overnight in a shopping centre as flooded roads left them stranded. local roads are flooded, we can't get home. we're now going to bed down for the night there. the amount of children walking around in pyjamas tonight on their own is frightening. this week saw the resignation of welsh secretary alun cairns over his links to a man who sabotaged a rape tria. in a special report, we've gone back to his constituency to talk to people there. if you're putting yourself forward asa if you're putting yourself forward as a candidate for our parliament, you're essentially saying to the public, i'm a fine upstanding member of society and i will represent you asa of society and i will represent you as a constituent in an honest manner, and i don't think that he has been honest. mr cairns‘ resignation is one of severa

have been eating the honey for generations, to keep healthy and strong well into old age. 109 yaya joanna at work in her weaving studio agrees. there is something special about it. so does 87-year-old beekeeper giorgos stenos. do you eat your honey? every single day. >> i go through one of these almost every week. >> reporter: chef diane kochilas says she has a spoonful every morning. so when the locals say it's their daily medicine, there is truth to that. >> there is truth to that. and the local older guys say it's nature's viagra. i don't know if i should be telling you that. >> reporter: to our knowledge, that claim hasn't been tested, but research has found that people here have among the highest life expectancies in the world, and the university of athens concluded that ikarians are more than twice as likely as americans to reach age 90, often in better health. what was it in mary poppins? just a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine goes down. with a spoonful of honey, you don't need medicine. it's good. >> reporter: for century, humans have valued honey for its medicinal properties

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google agreeing to buy fitbit for $2.1 billion joanna stern is here and dennis berman why is this soting >> this is so interesting because it is fitbit which has been an independent company, gone out on et cetera ownits ow. now google is like time to gobble them up, go after the apple watch. this seems to me about the apple watch. it has 51% of the market at this point. google's android wear os, probably don't even know the name of it, got no market share there. you have fitbit, acquire fitbit, look at the wearable space for them, see what happens >> that's why i'm going to disagree with you a bit. apple is so far ahead here, i think google has to worry about huawei, worry about samsung. apple makes this look easy with the apple watch, with the air pods and what not. but i think google and others are proving it is just not this isn't a gimme remember when samsung came out with a watch, you don't hear about it nobody is breaking them out in numbers as being a significant source of revenue while quietly apple built a $25 billion business around wearables and home google has to get its

which is about the aftermath of the relationship, and i cannot wait to see it because i think this is joannat like a psychological thriller, it's almost like a gaslighting story. and i think it is really wonderful. i think she is a brilliant film—maker and it is really worth seeing. it is fascinating. it is an interesting week. enjoy your cinema—going, whatever you choose to see. have a great weekend. bye— bye. hello. not many weather changes on the way this week, with low pressure staying in control, it is pretty much as you were. look around. evidence of how wet it has been recently, and more rain will come oui’ recently, and more rain will come our way this time is at —— at times this week. not all the time. it will be turning colder as we get on through the week. here is how the next few days are looking. low pressure initially to start the week, then a brief allowing cold air to come down from the north, and into that we bring more weather fronts and more wet weather later in the week. now, this is how your monday morning is starting, a frost out there, there could be a few mist and fog

. >> joanna hertotle shared this video of misty feisty and ready to take on challenges. she was excited about having a third child. a baby she had already named jasline. she had two sons age 11 and 8. misty was an active and engaged mom. >> she made everyone feel welcome and had a huge personality and a huge spirit and a great laugh. >> of all the people in the world why her, why is it always the good people that go. >> misty and her husband were set to celebrate their fourth wedding anniversary friday. now her family is planning her memorial service. in oakland amber lee ktvu fox 2 news. >>> well bart's new general manager is now apologizing for the incident involving a passenger who was handcuffed for eating a sandwich on the platform. now that incident was recorded by the victim's girlfriend and has since gone viral. bart gm bob powers says he's disappointed with how the situation unfolded and says an independent investigator will investigate the case. the officer was doing his job but context is key. we have to read each situation and allow people to get where they'r

. >> we are going to joanna mcwilliams who is the manager of the resorts. this is no and snow is certainly welcome but the timing not exactly great. >> well, we are really excited for opening day. a lot of people are up here and we are looking forward to celebrating with them. we are starting off with hot coffee, chocolate and donuts. there will be live music and donuts, it will be a fun day. >> talk about the work that has to be done, once you get all this snow that will fall here, what has to be done in terms of preparation for opening day to get the trails ready to go? >> our teams are ready to go. our snowmaking crews have been working around the clock at every opportunity to take advantage of the cold weather to prepare the base for opening day. teams are ready off lift lines and get everything moving tomorrow. >> how many trails do you expect to have open tomorrow? >> we are going to open california trail, tamarac returns and we never know what mother nature has in store but we are looking forward to more snowfall. >> we talked about interstate 80 bei

more from joanna later.f a british backpacker after they met on a dating website. 22—year—old grace millane from essex was found dead in woodland near auckland last december. she was visiting the country as part of a round the world trip. 0ur correspondent phil mercer reports. grace millane came to new zealand for the adventure of a lifetime. 0n the eve of her 22nd birthday, she disappeared. on wednesday, grace's parents arrived at the high court in auckland, to find out what happened to her. in the dock, accused of murder, a 27—year—old man who, for legal reasons, we can't identify. the jury heard the couple met through an online dating app and went drinking. grace millane went back with the defendant to his apartment. she died there. prosecutors say she was strangled in this city centre building. a week later, her contorted body was found stuffed in a suitcase in a shallow grave. only two people know what happened in that room. one of them can't tell us, and the other one hasn't told the truth about what h

i‘mjoanna i‘m joanna gosling. here in front of the judge. maurice robinson spoke first of all to confirm his name and date of all to confirm his name and date of birth and his address, in craigavon in northern ireland. he was then asked to enter pleas to two of the charges he faces. he pleaded guilty to a charge of assisting illegal immigration between may last year and october this year. he also pleaded guilty to acquiring cash which had been obtained through criminal conduct. he was not, at this stage, asked to enter pleas to the 39 charges of manslaughter he faces. 31 male victims and eight female victims from vietnam, named in the charges. two of them are just 15 years old and boys. he was not at this stage asked to enter a plea to a charge of money—laundering or a charge of people trafficking. he will next be at the old bailey for another court appearance on the 13th of december. more than a million students are facing disruption as university lecturers and support staff begin an eight—day strike over pay, pe

i'm joanna gosling.quality teaching protests have been permanently banned from outside anderton park primary school by a judge at the high court in birmingham. the ban handed down at the civiljustice centre has been opposed by protesters along with interim ban. let's get the very latest. first of all, take us back a bit and remind us of the background to this, what has been happening? there have been protests in a number of schools across the country from people who say that some teaching in primary schools particularly about diversity featuring same—sex couples talking about issues about transgender have talking about issues about tra nsgender have effectively talking about issues about transgender have effectively been in breach of regulations. some have had loud and quite vocal demonstrations outside schools, particularly a primary school in the east of birmingham this year. there were regular protests that happened almost every day. usually a dozen or so almost every day. usually a dozen or so people

joanna, keep it up.s. now following the success of that live event a new holiday special? in the works. kerry washington who played helen willis in the live version of "the jeffersons," is joining the creative team. live versions of "all in the family," and "good times." that's new. what a great show. we have no word yet on casting but we sure hope woody harrelson and marie have to may come back and archie and edith bunker. wanda sykes and jamie foxx nailed it as george and louise jefferson, and their great work led to an emmy for best live variety special. catch this one new, live in front of a studio audience, what it's called wednesday, december 18th right here on abc. [ cheers and applause ] >> "good times." >> "good times." dy-no-mite. >> dy-no-mite. >> that's right. i knew i could get you to do it. >>> the 2019 holiday season as you just heard us say earlier, it is officially under way, and the trend this year for trees is pretty in pink. yep, the online design company w wayfair is reporting a 125%

g joanna hurtado shared with us this video. feisty, always ready to take on challenges. excited about having a third child, a girl she longed for, a baby she had already named. she was the mother of two sons. ages 11-8. she was an active and engaged mom, serving a second year as president of the pta at the elementary. >> she made everyone feel welcome. and had a huge percent and a huge spirit and a great laugh. >> of all the people in the world, why her? why is it always the good people that go? >> reporter: her sister is now caring for her two young sons. the family is work on details for a memorial service. misty and her husband were set to celebrate their fourth wedding anniversary on friday. reporting live, amber lee, ktvu fox 2news. >>> former president jimmy carter in the hospital in atlanta tonight, scheduled to undergo that procedure to release pressure on the brain. the carter center issued a statement saying the bleeding was caused by two recent falls. mr. carter received stitches after falling last month and broke his rib during the other fall back in may. the

hello, it‘s friday, it‘s 10am, i‘m joanna gosling.en talking to him about their experiences. putting bethany in a cell, where the lighting is incredibly bright all the time, where you can hear screams and crying of other distressed patients is mental torture.

hello it's friday, it's 10 o'clock, i'm joanna gosling.tion to roads and trains. in sheffield, dozens of people slept overnight in a shopping centre as flooded roads left them stranded. local roads are flooded, we can't get home. we're now going to bed down for the night there. the amount of children walking around in pyjamas tonight on their own is frightening. this week saw the resignation of welsh secretary alun cairns over his links to a man who sabotaged a rape tria. in a special report, we've gone back to his constituency to talk to people there. if you're putting yourself forward asa if you're putting yourself forward as a candidate for

hello, it's tuesday, it's ten o'clock, i'm joanna gosling. in today's exclusive film, we go behind the scenes with the makers of two deepfake videos of boris johnson and jeremy corbyn endorsing each other for prime minister. i'm here with a very special message. if you want to ad lib a few ers, eehs, oohs in there? only he, not i, can make britain great again. huzzah! that was a good one! really good. yeah, i think so. i think we're good with that, gary. we'll ask how much influence videos like this can have on an election campaign — and whether they can be stopped. campaigners say retailers are missing out on billions of pounds each year because they don't consider the needs of disabled people, including those with hidden impairments. in shopping centres, there's not many things going on that often there can be crashes or bangs, and they can chested me over the edge, because if i'm already ona high level of stress, that little bit can just be that much to just tip me over and... —— and they can just —— and they canjust tip me over —— and the

hello, it's friday, it's 103m, i'm joanna gosling. mps call for an overhaul of the law on mental health to stop the "horrific" and inappropriate detention of young people with autism or learning disabilities. we've shown you this exclusive, disturbing, footage on the programme many times before of a young girl kept in seclusion for nearly two years at an atu. we can now reveal her name is bethany, and this is her dad, jeremy, reaching through the hatch to her. i've been talking to him about their experiences. putting bethany in a cell, where the lighting is incredibly bright all the time, where you can hear screams and crying of other distressed patients is mental torture. nigel farage says he wants an election alliance between his brexit party and the conservatives, as president trump gets involved to encourage the idea of farage and the pm joining forces i would like to see you and boris get together because you would really have some numbers. i wish you two guys could get together — it could be a great thing. a year after the law c

joanna, why was it so controversial to have men? they were ridiculed in a lot of cases. >> i wanted to pick up on brooks point.- brooke's there were 89 men in the 1911 parade, in 1912 there were 1000 men. that's how much the movement grew in a short period. >> a year later they were in 35 states and in the tens of thousands. >> i was looking for this quote, one of the men who march was rabbi wise, he was a major progressive who often lectured those city on causes, isms you spoke of. it was a time of great ferments, debate among students at and in max eastman's circle in greenwich village. his capitalism the right thing? should we look at socialism? should we explore free love? imagine a time when everything was up for debate. participated in the where many of the men that he knew from elite circles where in their clubs, avenue,down on fifth hurling insults as brooks suggested. rolling their eyes. on the streets they were hurling insults. i jog -- hei dug out his diary and wrote of the mockery he encountered. for a few moments i was

hello, it's friday, it's 10 o'clock, i'm joanna gosling. the prime minister has this morning denied claims by brexit party leader nigel farage that the conservatives offered his candidates peerages to try to get them to stand down. imean, i mean, that would be a big thing for me to investigate. i'm sure conversations take place between politicians of all parties, but certainly nobody has been offered a peerage and i wouldn't do that. we'll be talking to brexit party candidate anne widdecombe, who has told us she was approached by the conservatives and asked to step aside. more than 22,000 young people face homelessness this christmas, according to a charity which has analysed new figures recorded for the first time. we'll talk to kai gunner and brooke morgan about what it was like to be a teenager and homeless. and ask the politicians what their parties plan to do tackle the problem. leaders of six councils across northern england have called for a "massive increase" in government funding to deal with widespread flooding, saying there's lik

i'm joanna gosling. the headlines at 9...the general election campaign. this morning, boris johnson will leave downing street to travel to buckingham palace for a meeting with the queen, marking the start of the election period. later, the conservative party launches its election campaign. but this morning controversy continues over two conservative politica ns‘ comments on grenfell tower victims. they have caused a huge amount of hurt and pain for the people involved. they recognise that. in the apologies they have made, they have recognised that. i think they were right to apologise.

joanna, thank you very much. more from downing street and westminster to calm.re today. hundreds of mental health patients in england are being treated miles outside their local area, despite a government pledge to end the practice. that's according to a new report from the royal college of psychiatrists, but the nhs says patients are placed away from home due to ‘a complex range of factors'. dominic hughes has more. for those who need it, a place in a mental health unit can be a lifesaver, but the number of available beds has been falling as services move out of hospitals and into the community. and now, there are concerns that cuts in bed numbers in england have gone too far, meaning some patients who still need hospital treatment end up many miles from home. it has gone too far. we have cut the beds very hard, we don't have enough beds now even for people who really need to be in hospital. community services haven't kept up, so as the beds have been cut, the community services haven't been expanded enough to treat people at home. the royal college of psychiat

outright has also been a surge in support for the conservatives and the far right so let's go live to joanna hall in the capital madrid and there we have it john i mean sanchez's party might have done well in this election it might be the party with the largest share of the vote but we've also seen a shift to the right in these results a stable governing coalition might be difficult to achieve. i think so i think a complicated series of talks to come much as we saw you know you brought the president is doing what he can to cobble together a coalition of the left. and possibly finding it difficult if the numbers aren't quite there but there be enormous pressure on him to do so after all nobody in spain wants to see a 5th election in a little over 4 years in the coming months and the other big headline as you say coming out of these results they're almost there with the final result now is a doubling of the seat count but a bright spot is that only into the parliament for the 1st time in april and indeed that was the 1st time a far right party had been in this parliament since the days of fran

that was the employment lawyer talking to joanna earlier.along the brazilian coastline, affecting more than 1200 miles of beaches. now, the country's president, jair bolsonaro, has said the "worst is yet to come". gareth barlow has more. it's become a familiar sight on brazil's beaches, pristine sands tarnished by oil and tar. for months, workers and volunteers have removed tonnes of black sludge, and now the president is warning the worst is yet to come. it's painstaking work, but vital for the environment, and brazil's tourist sector. the authorities suspect a greek tanker that sailed from venezuela is to blame. translation: oceanographic calculations of previous activity were made, and according to the modelling, it is believed that only one ship could have left that oil spill. on sunday, hundreds of people hugged the sea to show that brazil's beaches are still open. the worry is there could be more oil about to wash ashore. gareth barlow, bbc news. you may not have heard of it but saudi aramco is the world's most profitable company. the

vox party more than doubling its support for the country appears more fragmented than ever before joanna hall has more from madrid this is the final resting place of francisco franco the spanish generals memory well tended despite his often brutal one party rule that ended with his death more than 4 decades ago he's been here in a private family tomb for less than a month franco's final journey began in october when the socialist government ordered the former fascist leaders remains removed from a grand more the live in madrid famous valley of the forward it's easy of course to see parallels here the memory of franco does all moved in the view of many and then less than a month later the country's 1st far right party in parliament since his death war that doubles its count becoming spain's 3rd largest political force but the reality owes more to post economic crises disaffection with mainstream politics and the threat posed to spanish unity by catalonia his drive for independence it's still early to say which sort of far right we have here because. initially it was a splinter group from