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a golden globe nomination for his role in the mini series billionaire boys club which is cool and judd's latest film and juice i was reading about folks i know let him pick up bar i get press reading the one sheet out of life that are all in the basement for marrying on february 27th just the house how are you. doing very well thank you for having me. listen i want to intermingle and talk a lot and we've had met just a couple sides of had laughs but i'm going to almost keep the project separate and talk about of the beginning because once you talk about this subject this project you cannot go back and forth this is tell me about the new movie and it premieres as i said february 27th on lifetime the girl in the basement lay it out for the viewers just well it's. loosely based on a real story. about a father who kidnaps his daughter and keeps her in a specially built soundproofed basement apartment. and has his way with her and for over 20 years he has children with his daughter mother. and for 20 years she never gets out of the psych he's down there abusing her and going up stairs and see

we're talking to judd nelson in the film on lifetime it's called girl in the basement you hear the the ghastly premise of the film you know when you talk about sense of community judd i know you come from i don't know when you end up in cali or new york or what your trip is but you're born in maine portland maine the other cortland as they say maybe they maybe they refer to the why we were 1st as 1st. tell me about growing up in portland my good place to be brought up it's a really good place to be brought up although i think you know it's so strange we don't realize that our home is different from anyone else's until we're old enough to go have dinner at your buddy's house when you go out that aren't so bad your parents your mother is awful i just think my parents were awful now they're we've been so you know there were no i mean i came from a good family to 2 younger sisters mom and dad are high school sweethearts they're still together. i've a good examples and they've really been very supportive my whole life my dad says you know be as smart as you are and my mother says your life

who ashley judd credits for and, "unifying america."up of americans from both sides of the political divide come together in the spirit of unity. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. tothe we and thk yofor joining us. we're going to begin with breaking news. the deadly winter weather emergency unfolding across texas and much of the south is becoming even more dangerous tonight, with millions of americans heading into another night of brutal cold without heat, power, or clean water. so many pipes have now burst that the governor is asking for help from out-of-state plumbers, as many counties warn, their water could be contaminated and needs to be boiled. at the same time tonight, frustration is boiling over, more than 2.5 million texanst h. and with the state's energy grid buckling under the demand, it could be days before power is restored. at least 24 people have been killed so far by this deep freeze, and while the storm system that caused all this devastation is moving out, another

. >>> and ashley judd's grueling 55-hour odyssey. overnight, the actress revealing her life-threatening catastrophic accident in the jungle, shattering her leg. raced through the rain forest first in a hammock, then on a motorbike and finally making it to the icu. the remarkable images from the rescue this morning. >>> oh, my, those images of ashley judd. thankfully she is doing well. >>> good morning, america. good to be with you on this busy wednesday morning. >>> we want to get right to our top story, yes, that relentless winter blast slamming much of the country, george. >> that's a look at oklahoma city right now. the snow is coming down. just 11 degrees there. oklahoma just 1 of 22 states where the storm is impacting the vaccine rollout. at least 22 states have delayed or canceled covid vaccinations as more than 3.3 million people are waking up without power this morning across at least eight states. michael? >> texas with the majority of those power outages. just look at most of houston in the dark. we're going to go to marcus

by folks next up on dennis miller plus one we'll talk to judd nelson now obviously you know judge from st elmo's breakfast club my school called fandango with the young kevin costner too and now he's got a film coming out on lifetime that were it sounds about the heaviest film that i've ever heard as i read the coverage that i was based loosely i think you'd have to base it loosely on a real life horror story we'll talk to judd nelson about his new film coming up on the lifetime network right after that son dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one when did i ever think when did i ever think i'd interviewed john bender need to wear a tie on the show what what his long strange trip it's been. really actually judge judge nelson best known for a lot of things i guess he was 1st on my radar and i think that might be the 1st koester to offend than go it's you get you get in with wants it felt pretty groovy film i think kevin reynolds might have directed that and he and their customers think friends for a fun time but it just trust me it's a cool sort of a roadie pu

tonight, ric grenell, congressman greg stuebe, jim trusty and erica cias, kristin tate and brandon judd on today's top stories. we have disturbing information how the fbi, even the irs can track you on devices without a warrant. this includes encrypted and locked iphones. that is what government watchdogs say. we have information on the cuomo scandal. it is now escalating. the new york attorney general said governor andrew cuomo could face federal criminal charges on the obstruction of coverup of 19 nursing home deaths connected to cuomo's executive orders. new york mayor democrat bill de blasio all of this is quote impeachable as democrats claim cuomo's thin-skinned vindictiveness and compulsive bullying. they're asking was that an attempt to scare people into silence, into not talking to federal investigators. cuomo is denying all of this. this is a disturbing story about the nexus of money, greed and power. you may be surprised at the large number of states that watchdogs say have now weakened it for seniors and their families when it comes to oversight and protecting them from poten

a man came in and brutally attacked, robbed, left judd for dead. police have arrested a 69-year- old identified by fingerprints taken at the scene. authorities say at the time he worked at a business in the same shopping center as lakewood lounge. he was a patron of the bar. he is now charged with murder. >>> the free flow of information on the internet makes it easy to find personal details like virtually anyone including federal judges. a bill introduced in congress aims to change that. it is named for the son of a u.s. federal judge shot dead trying to save his parents from an armed man who came to their home last summer. i spoke with tracy smith on whether the law would protect anyone other than federal judges. >> the new jersey law also protects prosecutors and law enforcement. the idea is someone with a grudge can't just with the push of a button get on the internet and find out where the public servants live. >> it would prohibit government agencies from publishing information. >>> a new approach to blowing off steam during ckdown. take a lo

judd's. all right? so they got everything set up. i will talk about the importance for getting the home state advantage for this. now the rest is up to lincoln. this is worn because lincoln has given a lot of speeches since he came back from a political high better nation back in 1854. maybe 160 of them between 1854 and 1859. but he only gave one speech outside the state of illinois in that period of time. that includes the lincoln-douglas debates and the house divided speech and lincoln in peoria speeches. but the lincoln wants to be a national candidate he is going to have to spread out. now there is a traditional idea or belief that abraham lincoln is going to win the nomination. and you might have heard a version of this story, because of a couple of reasons. one because he is nationally prominent because of the lincoln douglas debates. even though he lost he did so well in those debates that he is going to be considered for -- as presidential timber. the second reason is they say he gives a speech in new york city, the cooper un

louis by one vote -- judd's. they got everything set up and i will talk about the importance of getting the home state advantage for this. now, the rest is up to lincoln. and this is important because lincoln has given a lot of speeches since he came back from a political hibernation back in 1854. maybe 160 of them between 1854 and 1859. but he only gave one speech outside of illinois in that time and that includes the lincoln-douglas debate and his house divided speech and the big springfield and peoria addresses. all of these were big speeches but if lincoln wants to be an , actual candidate, he has to spread out. there was a traditional idea or belief that abraham lincoln is going to win the nomination. you might have heard a version the story because of a couple of reasons. one is that he is nationally prominent because of the lincoln-douglas debates and even though he lost, he did so well in those debates he is going to be considered as presidential timber. the second reason they say is because he gives a sp

and erica, kristin tate and brandonnd judd, we have disturbg information about how the fbi even the irs, can track you on your devices without a warrant. that includes encrypted and lost iphones. we'll get you updated on the cuomo scandal. former assistance attorney general said that cuomo could face federal criminal charges over the cover-up of covid-19 covid-19nursing home deaths. connected to cuomo's orders. they are asking was that an attempt to scare people into silence and not talking to federal investigators, cuomo is denying all of this. you may be surprised at number ofof stakes watch dogs say -- fr seniors and families. also cnn facing a credibility crisis, how it handled coverage of anchor chris cuomo's brother andrew cuomo, we launch our new exclusive "evening edit" series, your voice, america stands up, america speaks out against things like botched covid-19 lockdowns, defund police and so much more, you will hear from families now fighting back, they feel america deserves better. stories, from main street, they are speaking out. >> and this 18 state attorney general now ur

brandon judd, terrific to have you back on. come back soon.nk you for your service to our country. >> thank you. elizabeth: move on to this story, listen to governor ron desantis with our own maria bartiromo talking about the threat of the biden administration to do a travel ban. let's watch this. >> of course they're not being screened for covid at the southern border because this is all political. so he is opening the border. he is letting illegals pour in, yet he wants to potentially make you take a test if you get on an airplane to fly from one american city to the next? he wants to prevent travel to the state of florida? this stinks to high heaven. that is a huge contradiction, you can't square opening borders for illegal aliens but also restricting u.s. citizens from basically traveling around the country as they see fit. i think the american people see the hypocrisy in that. elizabeth: let's welcome back to the show, former maryland congressional candidate, kim klacik. we love your perspective and insights. united states is a humanitari

with me, brandon judd, national border patrol council president.k now they have been delayed. i'm wondering 40 executive orders under his belt, internally that the administration is it possible they're rethinking some of what they might do here. >> i believe that they are. the other thing they will wait until they have a secretary in place. right now you have a acting secretary. you have an acting cpb commissioner. they will want a secretary in place because this secretary actually knows immigration policy he was the deputy secretary under the obama administration the first four years when policy was actually good. but i can tell you right now that because of what's currently happening, we're already seeing a large increase of illegal border-crossers. so much so that we're having to train border patrol agents to drive buses, detention buses, something that isn't necessarily within our job scope. we need to have as many agents as we can on the border to protect the border to apprehend as many people that have to cross. if we pull resources out becau

a folks next up on dennis miller plus one will talk to judd nelson. now obviously you know judge from st elmo's and breakfast club my stone cold fandango with a young kevin costner too and now he's got a film coming out on lifetime that were it sounds about the heaviest film that i've ever heard as i read the coverage on it i was aghast based loosely i think you'd have to base it loosely on a real life horror story we'll talk to judd nelson about his new film coming up on the lifetime network right after that son dennis miller plus one. day folks welcome to dennis miller plus one when did i ever think when did i ever think i'd interview john bender need to wear a tie on the show what what his long strange trip it's been. like for a judge judge. best known for a lot of things i guess it was 1st on my radar and i think that might be the 1st i saw costner to it and then go it's you get to work watch that felt pretty groovy film i think kevin reynolds might have directed that and he and their customers think friends for a long time but it just trust me it

brandon judd from the border patrol council investigates and joins us live straight ahead. welcome to fox news at night, white house correspondent kevin cork starts us with new challenges facing the biden team tonight. >> it is tough enough to get an administration off to a smooth start without battling congress over money right out of the gate but it gets a lot harder when slip ups and gaffes slip up the positive messaging, thus a day in the life of the biden administration. washington when politicos talk about interparty defections mostly to the gop and the usual suspects all too weaker according to critics to place spoiler the most an opportune time but if you democrats on capitol hill who on rare occasion break party ranks and swim against the political tide but none has pledged to block the biden administration's $1.9 trillion stimulus bill despite its $350 billion set aside for state and local governments, part of what many conservatives consider a blue state a lot but joe man's election exists is not giving his colleagues a blank check. >> i made clear from the presi

in 1979, keith judd was killed inside of his bar called the lakewood lounge during a robbery. at the time officers investigating found fingerprints, bloody footprints, and even arrested a suspect. but the d.a. said there wasn't enough evidence to prosecute. several years ago the case was reopened when a detective found misplaced fingerprint evidence. after re-interviewing witnesses, officers arrested a man in his 80s for judd's murder. >>> the mayor of oakley is now joining thousands of others in calling on the entire oakley school board to resign. the demand comes after board members were caught on camera belittling parents before wednesday night's virtual meeting. the school board president has already stepped down. tonight we're getting more of the recording from wednesday night including the tearful public apology school board members delivered at the end of the meeting after finding out they were overheard. >> i'm going to try really hard to get through this. i was frustrated and i apologize for that. i apologize that everybody had to hear that. but again, it was supposed

vafaei had knocked out judd trump earlier in the day, but the iranian had no answer to williams, who for now. hello there. the weather is going to be turning increasingly wet across western areas of the uk, thanks to an area of low pressure. this area of low pressure, in fact. and this cloud you can see here associated with the low is a weather front, a particularly slow—moving front. it's going to be bringing rain for some for the next couple of days. rainfall totals building up, then, but the wettest weather will always be over high ground — so the moors of southwest england, the brecon beacons, snowdonia, the cumbrian fells, northern ireland generally, and across southern and western scotland, particularly the highlands and the southern uplands. so we could see some localised flooding building in. the rain is beginning to arrive right now and, along with the wet weather some strong winds, mild air. temperatures about 8—9 celsius as we start the day on friday. further east it is dry, but it's chillier. temperatures around 3 celsius, most places should be frost—free. now for friday

keith judd was 45 years old, a husband, father, and businessman when he went to his bar, the lakeside lounge, early on july 19, 1979 to work on some bookkeeping. >> someone came into the bar, and violently attacked him and robbed him. >> reporter: one of his least out him eaten, bleeding and barely alive. he died at the hospital a short time later. initially detectives that they had a possible suspect but when that did not pan out the investigation stalled. >> to have that vacuum in my life was challenging. >> reporter: he was 19 with his father was murdered. he says he had all but given up hope of getting answers or justice when detectives reached back out to his family in 2018. >> thousand a similar circumstance and has been 40 years it would be very difficult to maintain hope that someday justice would be served. >> reporter: a cold case investigator managed to track down some missing finger print evidence from the original crime scene and entered it into a national database and got a match. scene here on old booking photograph, and here, at the time of his arrest last week. >> the

keith judd was alone in his bar and police say a man came in, attacked him, robbed him, left him for dead. initially detectives thought they had a possible suspect but when that did not pan out, their investigation completely stalled one cold. police have now arrested 69- year-old thomas hinnard identified by finger prints that were taken at the scene. >> if i was in a similar circumstance and it has been 40 years, it would be very difficult to maintain hope that someday, justice would be served. >> the main regret that i have is that my mother passed about two years ago and did not get to know that this was being looked at again and it had been resolved. >> authorities is a at the time, he lived in sunnyvale and worked at a business in this name shopping center as the lakewood lounge. he was also a patron of the bar. this is what he looks like now. he has been charged with murder. >>> the fight to stop attacks against asian americans in the bay area has now hit and capitol hill. >> his body literally airborne. >> this is a little heavy- handed, i mean, it looks like a huge parade. >

then, video, actress ashley judd's incredible struggle after she shattered her leg.

defending champion shaun murphy and judd trump are both through to the second round of the welsh openum ia7! even his opponent barry pinches felt the pain!! luckily for selby, he still went on to win the match by four frames to one. finally — some slightly better covid related news for you today — as ambitious plans have been revealed to get fans back into sport in britain. it would involve testing and social distancing but horse—racing could lead the way. chester racecourse are proposing to allow up to 15,000 spectators to attend their three—day may festival. earlier we spoke to the chester racecourse ceo richard thomas. ultimately, the sign off is the government, they need to tell us that will be allowed. there were a number of private tests before walked down the did not happen in the end. and i think what we are saying is with the testing as well it gives us extra security that means people can come comfortably. and we want to bring it to the forefront rather than dealing with it as a beacon support, more to be like an open outside area where people will be encouraged to go and me

. >> governor cuomo, part of the movement, eva along gloria and ashley judd calling for full intermediates. kamala harris remains mom, new york senator kirsten gillibrand asked if she thought democrats were protecting friends. >> everyone has the right to be heard and speak truth. >> reporter: he advocated for 0-tolerance policy in 2017 and calls grow in a bipartisan level the nursing home scandal cuomo took a jab at donald trump during a meeting with biden thursday. >> many of us feel we did not always get federal support we needed. your promise of an ongoing functional partnership has already come to fruition. the situation when taking office, it was there. you made amazing progress, with vaccines. jillian: devon nunez and kevin brady calling for briefing on cuomo's nursing home. still ahead, ken cuccinelli, the immigration policies next. ♪ smooth driving pays off you never been in better hands allstate click or call for a quote today sfx: [sounds of everyday life events, seen and heard in reverse] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ sfx: [sounds of fedex planes and vehicles engines] ♪♪ sfx: [sounds of children

brandon judd runs the border patrol union. we don't test the illegal aliens that we release. so we're releasing people without knowing which puts the public at risk. yes, it does. leon wilmot is the sheriff in yuma county. he called the biden administration's policy a particularly dangerous approach. he said there's no protocol for testing any of these people for the covid-19 virus. nor is there any support being offered by the federal government to house, feed, medically treat or transport these immigrants. that's why taxpayers are paying for foreign nationals to list in hotel rooms. unlike you. they're not paying for them. it's a small part of the biden administration's immigration policy, a policy designed to hurt the united states as profoundly as possible. in an internal last week, ice officials announce the administration is suspending something called operation talent. that operation targeted sex offenders but no more. illegal alien sex offenders are a protected class. a day after that, another internal ice memo announced that effective immediately, the biden administr

feeling the heat from women in hollywood who are part of the movements, eva along gloria and ashley judd are on the board calling for full and immediate investigation into the sexual harassment claims. mayor bill deblasio with calls for an independent investigation. >> this is unacceptable. this behavior is unacceptable. in any public servant. we got to get to the truth of this. >> reporter: time democratic women are staying silent. kamala harris has rained mom although she was a harsh critic of brett kavanaugh, kirsten gillibrand said democrats are protecting their friend. >> as i said everyone has the right to be heard and speak their truth and have it be investigated. >> he advocated a 0-tolerance policy that led to the resignation of our franken and as the calls grow in a bipartisan level amid the nursing home scandal cuomo took a jab at donald trump during a meeting thursday. >> the federal support we needed. the ongoing functional partnership has already come to fruition. we understand the difficult situation, it was awful bear. you made amazing progress securing the vaccine. >> th

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judd revealed last week that she broke her leg in four places on that walk after tripping. congo. she there to work with bonobos. shattered her leg walking -- >> five hours -- >> walking at night and fell over a tree. >> they spent five hours on the ground before she was found. >> the pain -- >> that was just the beginning before that long journey she took to get to the hospital. >> imagine no anesthesia, four broken spots in your leg and you have a long bike ride on rough road. she also wanted to share this to highlight the fact that she was able to eventually get to a place where she can receive medical attention. and that's not the case for many people in the drc. >> talk about the kindness of strangers. six hours holding your broken leg and -- >> yes -- >> on that little motor bike. wow. >> can you imagine riding a motor bike with a broken leg? >> there's a picture of her on instagram of her in a tarp. >> maradona was the one with her. another young man, papa jean and didier, those guys took care of her. >> going to be a long road. we're glad she's alive. >> yes. >> she

vafaei had knocked out judd trump earlier in the day, but the iranian had no answer to williams, wholarly slow—moving front. it�*s going to be bringing rain for some for the next couple of days. rainfall totals building up, then, but the wettest weather will always be over high ground — so the moors of southwest england, the brecon beacons, snowdonia, the cumbrian fells, northern ireland generally, and across southern and western scotland, particularly the highlands and the southern uplands. so we could see some localised flooding building in. the rain is beginning to arrive right now and, along with the wet weather some strong winds, mild air. temperatures about 8—9 celsius as we start the day on friday. further east it is dry, but it�*s chillier. temperatures around 3 celsius, most places should be frost—free. now for friday it�*s a wet and windy starts the day across these areas with gusts of wind potentially running into the low—60s in miles per hour or so in places. outbreaks of rain with many of you for much of the day. there won�*t be much rain, though, across the northeast of

defending champion shaun murphy and judd trump are both through to the second round of the welsh opensocial distancing but horse—racing could lead the way. chester racecourse are proposing to allow up to 15,000 spectators to attend their three—day may festival. earlier we spoke to the chester racecourse ceo richard thomas. ultimately, the sign off is the government, they need to tell us that will be allowed. there were a number of private tests before walked down the did not happen in the end. and i think what we are saying is with the testing as well it gives us extra security that means people can come comfortably. and we want to bring it to the forefront rather than dealing with it as a beacon support, more to be like an open outside area where people will be encouraged to go and meet their friends in a socially distanced way. and that�*s all the sport, bye for now. hello. well, it�*s frost free out there again, second night in a row. it�*s certainly turned very mild across the uk. monday was a mild day and tuesday is going to be every bit as mild. but the mild south—westerly winds

it's going to be a really big day for the republican party, not judds based on what she does, but what they end up doing. and this could determine the future of how the republican party is seen in the coming weeks, months, and years. they have a big choice ahead of them. >> rachael, thank you so much for all of this reporting. keep us posted over the next few hours. it sounds like there will be major developments as the morning progresses. thank you. >> thank you. >>> betrayal of historic proportions. that's the way house impeachment managers describe president trump's role in the deadly capitol siege. we have new details about their impeachment case and how the former president's legal team is responding. that's next. >> man: what's my safelite story? my truck...is my livelihood. so when my windshield cracked... the experts at safelite autoglass came right to me... with service i could trust. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ how great is it that we get to tell everybody how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i

and ashley judd is breaking down this grueling 55-hour oddity the congo after a catastrophic accident. we have images that are just remarkable from the rescue. you'll see that this morning. and then our open for business series, it is on. we're going to introduce you to a couple who brought their community together with their restaurants and amazing energy and their impeccable soul food. they're going to make some shrimp and grits for the anchors. you'll see that, and first look at emma stone as cruella deville. i've been singing the song all morning. i know you have too. >> i also thought that -- i still think that scar is the most evil of all of the disney villains. but i forget about cruella. she is a baddy. >> but then you love to hate her. >> although ursula -- >> okay. >> ursula -- >> i knew --, i la was going to come into the conversation. i'm alone in this, but to me, ursula is a business woman. she's just tryin to m some business happen and to the contract. >> so is cruella. she's like marking down how many dogs do i need to kill, like, i don't know. i don't know if your prod

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financial entanglements, there is debt, which to a normal person would be a real red flag for an ad juddess to classified information so for all those reasons, i think it's absolutely the right decision. >> just to remind everybody, it was may 10th, when he revealed highly intelligence information in the white house meeting. so that caused all sorts of shock waves after he did that. but he didn't. -- that wasn't the end of this. he then december of 2020, he told bob woodward during an interview for his book, i built a nuclear weapons system that nobody's ever heard of or hin this country. we have stuff that you haven't seen or heard about. i mean, isn't that alone enough reason to never trust him? >> those are all examples of as i indicated disdain for protection of classified information in general. and the -- i mean the reason for granting clearance to a former president is so that the current president has the option of seeking advice and counsel from a prior president or that president is going to represent the united states say in a foreign engagement. well, the likelihood of that e

the victim is 45 year old keith judd, who was attacked and killed in his bar, the lakewood lounge and july of 1979. investigators found fingerprints at the scene, but prosecutors declined to file charges at the time in 2018, a sunnyvale detective found the fingerprint evidence which had been misplaced. it led investigators to thomas hindered ah, man in his eighties living in sonora. police say hindered lived in sunnyvale at the time of the killing, worked in the same shopping center and frequented the lakewood lounge. hated was arrested last week and is in custody in santa clara county. coming up on ktvu news. it's 6 30 expanding the eligibility of the coronavirus vaccine to more people. a closer look at the new groups of people who could soon receive a shot, plus a pop of vaccinations. i'm meant to be as easy as walking up and receiving a shot. what organizers say is so unique about this new site in gilroy and the warriors, hoping their magic continues in orlando is a try to win their third game in a row for the first time this season. your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rhe

they have made an arrest sheet a cold case after more than 40 years, the victim, 45 year old keith juddattacked and killed in his bar. the lakewood lounge in july of 1979. investigators found fingerprints at the scene, but prosecutors declined to file charges at the time. in 2018, a sunnyvale detective found the fingerprint evidence which had been misplaced. it led investigators to thomas hindered a man in his eighties living in sonora. police say hindered lived in sunnyvale at the time of the killing, worked in the same shopping center and frequented the lakewood lounge. hennard was arrested last week and is in custody in santa clara county. santa clara county has a new state of the art animal services center. a grand opening was held this morning, the 37,000 square foot facility is on eight acres in san martin. it replaces a 70 year old building. it features extensive outdoor animal rehabilitation yards. livestock facilities, modern medical clinics and increased emergency shelter capacity. it also has custom cat condos and dog dorms. i am especially proud today to celebrate the grand

there's been a shock in snooker�*s welsh 0pen. judd trump has been knocked out by hossein vafaei in thes back in action this evening when he plays zhou yuelong. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. plus all the build up to this evenings europa league matches where five brtish teams are in action. that's bbc. c0. uk/sport the uk's largest teaching union has raised serious concerns about the suggestion that parents could be asked to regularly test their children for covid—19 when they return to school in england. the government has refused to respond to reports that parents could be asked to carry out twice—weekly tests at home but the national education union said the idea was �*fraught with danger�*. our community affairs correspondent adina campbell is with me. where is this suggestion of testing come from? this where is this suggestion of testing come from?— come from? this is all speculation at the moment. _ come from? this is all speculation at the moment. testing _ come from? this is all speculation at the moment. testing se

judd was in a terrible accident in the congo, what happened there? >> she is lucky to be alive.s that she suffered a massive catastrophic injury, her words. what happened she tripped over a tree while in the congo. she goes to the congo twice a year. she tripped over a tree, broke her leg in four places but she was in the middle of the woods and she details the situation where she had to bite down on the stick as the men who were with her shifted her bones back into place. those men then put her on that hammock that you saw and carried her out of the woods for three hours. if those men weren't there that she would have suffered internal bleeding and died. it sounds like a movie. >> dana: glad she is okay. generous people. >> people she will never forget, never forget. >> dana: big hearted. >> nice to see you today. minimum wage plans in the senate. two republican senators making their own deal as the republicans fight democratic plans to raise the wage to $15 an hour at the federal level. new york's governor andrew cuomo facing a battle within his own party after denying his adm

from port saipt lucy, florida, saying the secret to longevity and keeping a sense of humor yulia that judddr. dennis doyle is 100, this champion golfer is from madison, new jersey he met his wife on valentine's day and they were married for 50 wonderful years. marie thomas of massachusetts is 104 years old. she enjoyed knitting caps and blankets for all eight great grand kids a really special celebration, a happy 80th anniversary to a.j. and lily reeves. they're from rocky mountain, virginia, the state's longest married couple their secret to a happy marriage, working at a team. >> i think that's good advice. >> i want to hear all your secrets because that's amazing happy anniversary. >> thank you. >>> what you got coming up >> we are looking ahead to spring and the big fashion trends you see all over instagram. we'll tell you what to expect. >> like the jean sweats that jill had on yesterday. >> valerie as we said will be back with jenna and myself and have fun with her. but first, a look at your local news >>> good morning, it's 8:56, i'm marcus washington, if you've been watching the "t

. >> the governor facing some call for investigation, from inside right ashley judd, eva lan or goia because you mentioned, aoc she has been somewhat vocal about it, saul now ready to throw cuomo over the over the edge. what is going on do you think within the democrat party? is is progressive wing turning around saying you know what? now is our time to get out you the who we want to get outlets ensure that we get all investigations underway in this regard. >> i think pressure is mounting from their constituents who are demanding answers, family loss with the loved wons new yorkers want to know what occurred the governor kept that executive order in place even with sites like jav ilths center, ships he stonewalled legislature underreported numbers how many deaths in nursing homes as well as how many positive patients were placed in nursing homes, admits a cover-up, that chief of staff said occurred because trying to avoid department of justice in making an inquiry threatened democratic semman ron kim who spoke out against him slew of things that occurred first things first democrats

brandon judd was there with the president.stops and it wasn't perfect but they this worked it out. here is what he said about what he is seeing. >> when i go out and i patrol the border i look back at the trump administration and their policies allowed me to be effective. they allowed me to be successful. it allowed me to protect the american public, taking away those effective policies. again, we understand it's politics. but, to take away effective policies and not replace them with anything that will help us do our jobs just doesn't make sense. steve: you know, what's interesting is there's a news story today we will get to eventually and that is apparently the department of justice is going after elon musk and spacex because apparently they did not hire somebody because they were not an american citizen. and apparently the department of justice is okay with this american corporation hiring somebody who is in the country, perhaps illegally. brian: the america last policy. steve: crazy. meanwhile, it is 6:07 here in new york