jonathan green sighed. thank you for all your comments this week.nions about what you see or hear on bbc news on tv, radio, online and social media, e—mail newswatch@bbc.co.uk, or you can find us on twitter @newswatchbbc. you can call us on 0370 010 6676, and do have a look at previous interviews on our website, bbc.co.uk/newswatch. now we're off the air next weekend over easter, and when we return, our broadcast on the new news channel will be moved to a different, later slot at 11:30pm on friday nights. we'll still be on bbc one, too, though, at 7:1i5am on saturday mornings and available to watch on the iplayer. thanks for watching. goodbye. hello there. after a very dry february right across the country, march has more than made up for the lack of rainfall, certainly across england. in fact, in the south—east quadrant of england, some areas have seen more than three times the march average, and the latest met office stats for march suggest that england has been the wettest since 1981. that's all about to change, though, as we lose low pressure, s

jonathan green sighed. thank you for all your comments this week.ine and social media, e—mail newswatch@bbc.co.uk, or you can find us on twitter @newswatchbbc. you can call us on 0370 010 6676, and do have a look at previous interviews on our website, bbc.co.uk/newswatch. now we're off the air next weekend over easter, and when we return, our broadcast on the new news channel will be moved to a different, later slot at 11:30pm on friday nights. we'll still be on bbc one, too, though, at 7:a5am on saturday mornings and available to watch on the iplayer. thanks for watching. goodbye. hello there. after a very dry february right across the country, march has more than made up for the lack of rainfall, certainly across england. in fact, in the south—east quadrant of england, some areas have seen more than three times the march average, and the latest met office stats for march suggest that england has been the wettest since 1981. that's all about to change, though, as we lose low pressure, start to see higher pressure into the start of april. this weeke

jonathan, thank you. president biden's green investment policy # has been rejected by congress. followed the house in voting to repeal the rule. fox business correspondent grady trimble is on capitol hill tonight to tell us where things go from here. >> the joint resolution is passed. >> republicans in congress potentially forcing president biden to use his veto pen for the first time. the president says he will block their attempt to overturn the labor department's environmental, social and governor man's or esg rule. it allows but doesn't require retirement fund managers to consider climate change and other social justice goals when making investment decisions. >> if he vetoes it then that is his political consequence. i think he will have to explain that. >> it's a pro-january horse for the green new deal. it gets them all of the stuff and it starves capital from, again, family farms and manufacturers, jobs, it makes everything more expensive for hard-working americans. >> g.o.p. lawmakers blast esg as woke investing. arguing it prioritizes environmental and social initiative

rain is in the green back to you, jonathan. >> michelle grossman, thank you so much. >>> still aheadussian president vladimir putin pays a surprise visit to an occupied part of ukraine. it's the closest he's been to the front line since the invasion began we'll talk about that next and his important meeting with chinese president xi jinping coming later coming later thankfully woooo! to break it all down charmin ultra strong cleans better with fewer sheets and less effort. what's everybody waiting for? this? ok hon, we know you're clean. we all go, why not enjoy the go with charmin. trelegy for copd. ♪birds flyin' high, you know how i feel.♪ ♪breeze driftin' on by...♪ ♪...you know how i feel.♪ you don't have to take... [coughing] ...copd sitting down. ♪it's a new dawn,...♪ ♪...it's a new day,♪ it's time to make a stand. ♪and i'm feelin' good.♪ start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd... ...medicine has the power to treat copd... ...in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler,... ...trelegy makes breathing easier for a full 24 hours, improves lung function,

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jonathan. >> sure. >> jesse: environmentalists are murdering our whales just to go green. now dolphins are dying.t tuesday eight dolphins washed up on the jersey shore. that makes 23 whales and 11 dolphins dead since big wind started action off the coast. here's the thing, the biden people knew this was going to happen. they're still going full speed ahead, because the truth is the money's already been spent. the contracts have been papered. the unions got paid. so did the donors. that's what joe cares about. >> i brought all the unions together, brought them in the white house, not a joke, because they all said, we'll lose our job, and i pointed out, guess what, every single solitary initiative required to deal with the environment creates union jobs. [applause] creates thousands of jobs. thousands of jobs. >> jesse: maybe the whales should unionize. first, l look at the size of the windmills. these things are nearly a thousand feet tall. that's like 500 gutfelds stacked on top of each other. a lot of gutfelds. on top of killing whales, the biden administration also admitted in a report that the

green. steph curry, playing through a thumb injury orders down early, trailing 61 54 in the second when jonathan commingle flies in for the put back dunk, commingle, one of six warriors with double figures tonight, third quarter now hawks up dante di vincenzo gets by the d. here's the acrobatic layup to cap off a 13 4 run for the warriors. fourth quarter now warriors now down just three tray young, lose the ball, clay scoops it up, feeds it to step for the layup. 31 points tonight for corey as the dubs cut their deficit to just one point. later in the quarter. hawks come up with a huge defensive stop young post the ball loose finishes with the lay up. young led the hawks in scoring with 25 points as they go on to win the game. 1 27 1 19 warriors have now lost 10 straight games on the road, but head coach steve kerr remains optimistic. but we will see what happens. you can't do that on the road to change things around quick if they're going to try to make it to the postseason, march madness, zero correct brackets in the nation. everything busted, including mine. mine is real bad. i didn't do it t

green hills. dan linski, if the reports are correct, chief, what jonathan serrie just told us would bring the total number of dead to five. tragic three children were killed, now hearing two adults may have expired as well. this just goes to show that the school shootings can happen anywhere. this is an affluent area, maybe 6% of all school shootings happen at private schools, but this type of tragedy, violence can strike anywhere. >> it absolutely can and what we do know from prior tragedies, the initial report are often wrong. we have reports of lives that have been taken, and unfortunately it's possible the numbers could grow larger. and we don't know how many people were injured. i was listening to the nashville fire scanner and they don't anticipate more ambulances arriving at the hospital. it could mean there are some in the school not viable and not transported, and hopefully they would update as quickly as possible. i would encourage anyone who has a family member, a friend, a child in the school, give them the information where reunification can occur. hoping the first responders are givin

i'll be speaking to former deputy prime minister damian green as well as the former secretary robert buckland and jonathance and leading lockdown sceptic will give me his to the lockdown files . all that and more with files. all that and more with me. come a time on this sunday morning from , 930 . here on gb morning from, 930. here on gb news live. we'll be keeping you in the picture finding out happening across the country and finding out why it matters to you. we'll have facts fast with our team of reporters and specialist correspondents wherever . it's specialist correspondents wherever. it's happening. we'll be there in 12 noon on tv , radio be there in 12 noon on tv, radio and online giving news. the people's channel, britain's. channel no spin, no no censorship. i'm dan wootton tonight a difficult day small c conservatives as our chairman chancellor jeremy conservatives as our chairman chancellorjeremy hunt presents chancellor jeremy hunt presents his high tax big state budget that no one asked for after the corporate and tax rise this april ,% of companies will pay april,% of companies will pay th

green village, it's a u.s. insulation in that area. two were shot, and we understand one damaged a building. there has not been, jonathan, additional u.s. retaliation since thursday. particulars into the pentagon spokesperson from yesterday. >> we will always reserve the right to respond appropriately if our forces are threatened. we don't see conflict or war with iran. our focus on here is only during the fetal vices. >> often, you hear from the spokesperson could, you heard from president biden as well, the u.s. is not seeking to escalate a direct confrontation with iran at this point. they are very clear that they believe iran is behind these attacks specifically, the iran revolutionary guard or. but they don't risk is getting something wider and something bigger. we do have a statement from prolonging forces. saying they have quote, a long arm to retaliate against any u.s. airstrikes, jonathan. >> and mrs., molly hunter. thank you very much for that report. up next, a federal judge has ruled key top trump officials must testify before a grand jury, meaning it is time the walls are really closing in on the former pre

jonathan hunt in for trace gallagher. breaking tonight, an open end to some stunning admission from the biden administration on its green energynation's energy security. devin culp has the details tonight. good evening, kevin. >> an internal memo accidentally posted

>> yeah, well, so far, jonathan, we've only really heard from allies of the former president including from congresswoman marjorie taylor greene and she reacte to not only this news, but t mccarthy's directive, that house committees investigate this potentially local investigation into the president, which is, of course so hugely significant and sh is saying quote, mccarth proves again through his leadership, the hous republicans will not tolerat the democrats weaponization of government and political persecution. you can see who mccarthy i appealing to when he made this tweet, made this statement, yo could see just how muc influence and pull some of the hard right members of his part have at this moment. as garrett told you earlier, the weaponization committe already exists under judiciary committee chairman jim jorda who, by the way, retweeted mccarthy's tweets, and that to his spokesperson, and i have not heard back on specific tex they are going to take on this it's very obvious that now which is hugely, hugel significant, mccarthy is going to use these house committees, federal committees, to look at something that is hap

looking for something green and delicious. truffles the much she sought after delicacy is a fungal plant that usually grows under ground during the rainy season, but it alena jonathan usually grows $5.00 to $15.00 centimeters beneath the surface . we trace it by indicator such as the telltale grace and cracks on the soil. it's fun for us because besides making money out of it, we also end up spending good time with our families and have a picnic atmosphere every year between february and march truffle hunters, from smell. i camp out in the desert to dig out as much of it as they can. nomadic shepherds, oh no exception. how seen allie and his family set up their tent around grassy fields for monks, besides taking care of their sheep and camels? they also make a living by selling the desert. truffles who are now there was another on them. we have inherited the love of tracking and collecting truffle from our ancestors. 3 years, we spent most of our life with our sheep and camels in the desert. but we wait for the truffle season every year to collect it and sell it and eat it. it's a blessing from god. this is the truffle. hop in the desert heat. it is piled sorted, p

green as well. the former justice secretary robert buckland and jonathan sumption , buckland and jonathan sumption,action to the lockdown files . all that and lockdown files. all that and more with may camilla tominey this morning , more with may camilla tominey this morning, 930 . this sunday morning, 930. i don't gb news because i was sick and tired not hearing my views being represented . not just being represented. not just mine, but so many people add on you and spoke to. i just couldn't get my voice out there. i couldn't say anything, couldn't do anything. whatever the kind of had the narrative was, i kind of had to it. gb is there to follow it. gb news is there to follow it. gb news is there to provide a voice for those who have ignored by the have been ignored by the establishment we think establishment media? we think different got a different different things got a different style. gb news is here to be optimistic and positive about the future. it's real of dynamic and flowing with the audience very much at the heart of it. like a big family here. gb news we talk about the things that mat

jonathan hunt in for trace gallagher. breaking tonight, an open end to some stunning admission from the biden administration on its green energy priorities. even some democrats say the president is putting climate change ahead of the nation's energy security. devin culp has the details tonight. good evening, kevin. >> an internal memo accidentally posted by the department of interior shows that as you point out the point out the biden administration actually moved forward increasing royalty fees on fossil fuel drilling of the alaskan coach that is despite their own assessment that lower fees would increase energy security for the state. the decision made by former bureau of energy management director amanda lefton and back by assistant secretary laura daniel davis. now, for her part, she said it would attract more bids and be more likely to facilitate expeditious and orderly development of offshore resources adding that the higher rate quote constitutes the most reasonable balancing of environmental and economic factors for the american public. it was switched on capitol hill but democrats senator joe manchin saying he is appa

green returning from suspension. first quarter warriors down by four steph gets around the defense and finds jonathan commingle who hitscommingle with 11 points. second quarter now grizzlies up 53 42 dillon brooks buries the three to put memphis up by 13. but the doves are playing behind all game. they went on a run in the third quarter. two star draymond hits commingle who finishes with that big slam commingle led the warriors in scoring tonight with 24 points. warriors pull within four in the fourth step weaves through the d finishes with the lay up. stephanie had 16 points tonight , and there's steam ran out in the fourth. the grizzlies go on an 18 to 3 run jaron jackson jr from downtown, adding to one of the 18 threes from memphis tonight. their best performance from straight lost on the road cur, always the optimist. i thought we had our chances but slipped away there in the first five minutes of the fourth quarter, when as you said, we were one possession away and just didn't execute at that stage. today. the centers a statements basketball team faced off against southern indiana in around one of the college bask

green as well. the former justice secretary robert buckland and jonathan sumption , buckland and jonathan sumption,e lockdown files . all that and lockdown files. all that and more with may camilla tominey this morning , more with may camilla tominey this morning, 930 . this sunday morning, 930. i don't gb news because i was sick and tired not hearing my views being represented . not just being represented. not just mine, but so many people add on you and spoke to. i just couldn't get my voice out there. i couldn't say anything, couldn't do anything. whatever the kind of had the narrative was, i kind of had to it. gb is there to follow it. gb news is there to follow it. gb news is there to provide a voice for those who have ignored by the have been ignored by the establishment we think establishment media? we think different got a different different things got a different style. gb news is here to be optimistic and positive about the future. it's real of dynamic and flowing with the audience very much at the heart of it. like a big family here. gb news we talk about the things that matter to you,

god you and jonathan, i believe you've come up with your own plan to resolve issue. you've seen greenit's when they feed the people to the other people. no i do. i don't have terrible ism. then cannibalism is going to go full. jonathan swift, i won't know what that means. no no, i don't want to read a book. god. right. so good extreme poverty be so good extreme poverty could be eradicate globally by 2050. that is good news . by eradicate globally by 2050. that is good news. by asking eradicate globally by 2050. that is good news . by asking news, i is good news. by asking news, i mean, it's forecast in the report but yes, you know we'll see what happens . how do they see what happens. how do they think this will achieved ? so see what happens. how do they tithink1is will achieved ? so see what happens. how do they tithink a; will achieved ? so see what happens. how do they tithink a lot ll achieved ? so see what happens. how do they tithink a lot of achieved ? so see what happens. how do they tithink a lot of it achieved ? so see what happens. how do they tithink a lot of it is:hieved

i think, jonathan, there's been a lot of nervousness here especially after the republican meeting the other day where some republican marmg r.a. taylor greene among others said basically we don't -- we're not supportive of sending more aid to ukraine. but i think the speaker's response to mr. zelenskyy's invitation to come here is rather flippant. i think he needs to follow other decision makers and come here and see for himself what is going on. this cannot be done from inside the beltway. if speaker mccarthy was to go down as a statesman, as someone who contributed to the ending of this war, then he needs to come to ukraine, and he should bring other republicans with him who are opposing the renewal of assistance here. you really have to spend some time on the ground to see how people are suffering but also small and medium sized businesses, bars, restaurants, hair salons, you name it, shopping centers are on life support right now because of these relentless strike. so the sooner this war can come to an end, the better life will become and the sooner ukrainians can return here and live normal life. >> live for us this morning in odesa, g

god you and jonathan, i believe you've come up with your own plan to resolve issue. you've seen green when they feed the people to the other people. no i do. i don't have terrible ism. then cannibalism is going to go full. jonathan swift, i won't know what that means. no no, i don't want to read a book. god. right. so good extreme poverty be so good extreme poverty could be eradicate globally by 2050. that is good news . by eradicate globally by 2050. that is good news. by asking eradicate globally by 2050. that is good news . by asking news, i is good news. by asking news, i mean, it's forecast in the report but yes, you know we'll see what happens . how do they see what happens. how do they think this will achieved ? so see what happens. how do they tithink1is will achieved ? so see what happens. how do they tithink a; will achieved ? so see what happens. how do they tithink a lot ll achieved ? so see what happens. how do they tithink a lot of achieved ? so see what happens. how do they tithink a lot of it achieved ? so see what happens. how do they tithink a lot of it is:hieved ? s

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green as well. the former justice secretary robert buckland, and jonathan sumption, the former supreme court justice reaction to the will give me his reaction to the lockdown files . all that lockdown files. all that and more with me camilla tominey this morning from . 30 good afternoon and welcome to gb news on tv online and digital radio. i'm nana akua for the next 2 hours. me my partner will be taking on some of the big hitting the headlines right now , this show is all about opinion it's mine, it's theirs. and of course, it's yours. we'll be debating. discussing at times we will disagree, but no one will be cancelled . so joining me be cancelled. so joining me today is broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy. well, see a political sam dowler before we get started , let's get before we get started, let's get your latest news headlines . your latest news headlines. nana, thank you very much and good afternoon. it's 4:00.

jonathan commingles splitting the defenders. he ties it up at 1 15 30 points. 17 assists for luca. now tied at 1 20 stephan draymond, working the pick and roll greenp, foul flex . steph had 13 assists. warriors go up by three with a buck 30 to go inside of 10 seconds. here's the key play, steph takes it by himself, little finger roll layup as the warriors. they win a crucial game over a team that they are battling for playoff position. 1 27 1 25. back home against the 70 sixers on friday. you just find a way to win, and that's what the playoffs is all about. so it reminds us what it takes to do that. hmm and our whole goal is last you know, they games now is to just build on that. so here's the controversy late third quarter, jeremy lamb misses a three pointer. the ball goes out of bounds, and the ref appears to signal its matthis ball. but he was actually signaling the mavs had called a time out. when it came to end boundary the ball. the ref gives the ball of the warriors, which catches the mavs totally off guard, and that's an uncontested dunk for cuban loony. dallas owner mark cuban says he's going to protest the loss, calling it quite possibl

jonathan hoenig with me. do you see any impact of this indictment on the stock market? anything at all? >> i don't,g at money. i mean, it's not to red or green, excuse me, not red or blue, it's green so i'm looking for places to make money and it's especially when it comes to foreign stocks and commodities. you know, since november, stuart , foreign stocks have been outperforming u.s. by about 10%, so i'm looking at those off the radar screen ideas. foreign stocks we've talked about gold, we've talked about sugar, and stuart i'm even looking at chocolate that's poised to outperform in a big way so i'm trying to make money no matter where it is for our investors. stuart: you always bring us these exotic investments and they are fascinating but you're getting on the "coco" market. how does an ordinary everyday investor, not somebody in your hedge fund, an ordinary regular guy, how do you get into cocoa? >> well the etf is nib, stuart, and cocoa prices are really outperforming now. we talked about sugar as i said just a few couple of weeks ago. it's quite strong now, so nib, this is an etf that goes up when cocoa prices go up and a couple of fa

green energy, that's the battlefield in this cold war. who controls the technology. amna: we have about 30 seconds, do you see it the same way? a cold war with china? jonathants it like that, yes. how can i argue? also because of what we have seen, what china has done on the diplomatic front the last few weeks. the deal that china brokered with saudi arabia and iran, huge deal. i'm old enough to remember when the united states used to seek deals like that. now it's the chinese. amna: always good to see you both. thank you so much. jonathan: thank you. ♪ amna: this week marks 20 years since the u.s. invasion of iraq and many are still piecing together what happened in those days and the years that followed. our senr digital editor spoke about ruptured domesticity, a project that collects the memories and artifacts of iraqis during the war and how they held onto the concept of home. >> you headed up a multi-part project, part of it is archiving these these memories of the war for people, iraqis who were living inside and outside the country during that time. can you talk to us a little bit about why you decided to pursue this project and and what came of it?

jonathan ferro getting ready. getting ready to explain the challenges of the equity market. red and green you have heard michael schumacher and others talk, it has been absolutely extraordinary. lisa taddeo speaking to the bonus broke president after the release of the animal -- annual report. >> it seems to be the case that inflation is raised. -- very stubborn. it is not fair to speculate what is the secret beyond march but it looks like 50 basis points for the march meeting is very necessary. tom: and perhaps so important to our listeners and viewers worldwide, and percent inflation in germany. it sounds like just possibly we need a surveillance road trip to germany to really understand this high inflation. with that conversation, what did you learn about what i'm going to call the sweat factor, the angst of seven, eight and 9% inflation? lisa: to be honest, -- maria: he said it is going to be bumpy for january and the euro. they expect inflation in germany between six and 7%. he told me as the head of the bank, it is not acceptable. we need to bring down inflation. the other concern h

jonathan: this country is reluctant about buying small cars. when it comes to ev's and being greenmes you would be better off buying an internal combustion engine in a small vehicle than the electrified hummer. it's about looking cool. lisa: and feeling less guilty about it. how do you feel about that? [laughter] jonathan: everyone knows. futures -1/10 of a percent on snp. david leibowitz running up next. -- coming up next. get help reaching your goals with j.p. morgan wealth plan, a new tool in the chase mobile® app. use it to set and track your goals, big and small... and see how changes you make today... could help put them within reach. from your first big move to retiring poolside and the other goals along the way wealth plan can help get you there. j.p. morgan wealth management. hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. being a veteran, the transition from the military into civilian life causes a lot of stress. i ate a lot for stress. golo and release has helped me with managing that stress and allowing me to focus on losing weight. for anyone struggling with weight and

that is none other than jonathan lemire you spotted barnicle on that dublin cam, didn't you >> i did he's the guy in greenork times" peter baker. and also mark, an nbc news security intelligence analyst. also former white house director of communications for president obama jen palmieri great to have all of you with us mark, i wanted to start with you. you know a good bit about anti-american sludge that people spread out of moscow, beijing, out of north korea, out of iran. what do you make of a former united states president saying the greatest risk to western civilization is not putin, is not xi, is not north korea, is not the mullahs of iran, but america itself >> it's sad. it's depressing. i think it defames the men and women of the intelligence community, the u.s. military, law enforcement who workd day ad night for this country one thing i think americans don't necessarily realize is that american domestic politics is watched globally. when you see former president trump say these things and throw it on top of what ron desantis did as well in relation to the war in ukraine, our allies and partners ov

jonathan sumption, the leading lockdown critic once referred as the brain of britain. he's going to give me his take on the lockdown files. i'll speaking to david i'll also be speaking to david greenea may's deputy pm, greene, theresa may's deputy pm, on migration bill. on the illegal migration bill. but first, here's the news headunes but first, here's the news headlines with anderson . thanks, headlines with anderson. thanks, camilla. fast approaching 10:01. he's the latest . gary lineker's he's the latest. gary lineker's eldest son, george, has told the sunday mirror he thinks his dad will return to match of the day, but he won't back down on his word. it comes after the bbc was forced broadcast the show without commentary or studio punditry last night. broadcasters have boycotted the channel after the former footballer was stood down over a tweet. criticising the government's migration policy, former bbc roger bolton says the controversy is diverting attention away from the real issue. it's this argument what issue. it's this argument what is impartiality and who must be impartial? that is a wider question, of course. the other thing that's happening here is the political parti

green on the screen and then not. because of europe and select american banks. in the last 10 minutes, we get a little of that 3:00 a.m. back. jonathan yields are down 27 basis points. that's more than 70 basis points lower than they were from wednesday. that is the bond market. some of those bank stocks in america in the premarket are down more than 60%. lisa: looking at shares, they are down 34%. there are others that are down it, but not to that same degree. you see some potential fallout in the expectation of what other banks could lose with customer assets out of fear and a knee-jerk reaction when they can do that from their phones, from their computers, triggering a much faster run on the bank that creates more issues. jonathan: we could go back to a very simple question. where do we bank? do we need to close our account this week? tom: all to hunter 50,000 statistics have been shattered in 2008. i really think everyone is resetting. it's not a simple one iphone move. jonathan: these had better be quick decisions to stem the fallout from silicon valley bank. the fallout, the follow-through, some of the things were unwound five