. >> nbc's leigh ann caldwell is on capitol hill.gan chesky is outside the dallas convention center, which is opening its doors to serve as a temporary fema center for unaccompanied minors at the southern border. also, white house correspondent for pbs news hour and msnbc contributor. morgan, i want to start with you. i'm curious, what are you seeing there now? is it being prepared, or is it already being used? >> reporter: yeah, chuck, great question. it's our understanding that, right now, it is still being prepared. i had a chance to speak with some red cross volunteers who were very tight-lipped, but they've been seen walking in and out of the building behind me. hhs says it could accept those, at least first few hundred migrant teens, on or around today. we don't know when their exact arrival will be. we do know they could house up to 3,000 migrant teenagers here, specifically between the ages of 15 and 17. when i had a chance to speak to an immigration attorney about what the conditions will be like inside, since we're not allo

let me bring in peter alexander and leigh ann caldwell. leigh ann, let me play a little more of what we heard from a woman named angela. we heard from her at the top of this broadcast. she's been relying on unemployment benefits since she lost her newspaper job last year. listen. >> in between when you're not really sure what's happening, what's the next step. oh, they're voting on whatever. it is very stressful. very -- you just don't know what's coming next. >> it's confusing for people, so answer that question, leigh ann. what is the next step? what are they voting on and when? >> reporter: so, hallie, the good news is they are still on track to meet this march 14th deadline of when these unemployment insurance benefits do run out. that doesn't seem to be a problem. but where is the bill? we're actually waiting on it being passed from the senate to the house of representatives. everyone might be asking what is taking so long. well, this is a very technical process where they are actually printing the legislation, incorporating the chang

leigh ann, why was that comment so significant? >> well, katy, that was significant because that looks like senator joe manchin is seeing some sort of openness perhaps to at least changes in the filibuster. we know that the filibuster and changing that 60-vote threshold to pass legislation in the senate has been a big priority for progressives. there's been a lot of senators, moderates, including namely senator joe manchin of west virginia, who has said that he will not do anything to eliminate that filibuster, that 60-vote threshold. he has been adamant about that. but in the last week alone, katy, we've seen a number of these more moderate senators come out and say that they are perhaps more open to it, including senator amy klobuchar and senator jon tester of montana. both of them have indicated an openness to it. senator joe manchin coming out and saying that has led democratic sources that i'm talking to think he might be seeing there is republican obstruction down the line on this biden agenda and that perhaps there does need

i want to bring in peter alexander now and leigh ann caldwell.t do we know about what the president is expected to say? >> reporter: this will take place at white house, the first prime time address at 8:00 this evening. we are told by senior administration officials that president biden tonight is going to try to strike a tone that's somber and hopeful. hopeful in that he will try to deliver a message about the progress that we have made and the direction that we are now heading. he will demonstrate the light that is ahead for americans right now. he will note the sacrifices. more than 525,000 americans who have lost their lives. his first action when arriving in washington, d.c. before taking the oath of office was going there to the lincoln memorial as they lit that beautiful site up. he will focus about the successes and what needs to be done in terms vaccinations. more vaccination sites. the progress we have made to this point. as it relates to the covid relief bill, nearly $2 trillion, i think it will get mention today. when he signed it to

>> kelly o'donnell, jo ling kent, leigh ann caldwell. thanks for your great reporting. >>> there are new developments as far as what happened in the january 6th riots and investigation into the insurrection. a political appointee of former president trump has been arrested in connection with that attack on the capitol and was allegedly still working in the administration with top secret security clearance at the time. federico klein worked as an aide in the state department. in court documents it is alleged that he was seen on video assaulting police officers that day. let me bring in nbc's pete williams on this one. pete, this seems to be so far the most direct known link yet between the trump administration and at least one of the rioters that was there. what more are you learning from the documents? >> he was a low level campaign worker, worked on the trump campaign and apparently as a reward for that he was given a low level political job working on south american affairs at the state department. frederico klein, 40 years old, came t

leigh—anne pinnock from little mix, love island's jack fincham, and the premier league footballer jesse that specialise in personal security dogs. these animals are imported from countries where ear cropping is not banned, and the companies are not breaking the law. leigh—anne pinnock�*s came from a uk breeder that was later prosecuted for cutting puppies' ears to make them look tougher. there is no suggestion the singer knew what was happening or condoned it. pinnock and lingard have not commented. jack fincham says he did not buy the dog, it was a rescue and going to a rehoming centre, adding that he does not condone ear cropping and thinks it is cruel. some celebrities are speaking out against the practice. people that have got a platform and social media presence, who are looked at as role models, they should be telling people no, this is not a good idea, rather than showing off their dog and saying, this is what it should be like. ear cropping is illegal in the uk, but it does still happen. however, one of the biggest problems is dogs being bought from overseas with their ears alre

leigh—anne pinnock�*s came from a uk breeder that was later prosecuted for cutting puppies�* ears toy the dog, it was a rescue and going to a re—homing centre, adding that he does not condone ear cropping and thinks it is cruel. some celebrities are speaking out against the practice. people that have got a platform and social media presence, who are looked at as role models, they should be telling people no, this is not a good idea, rather than showing off their dog and saying, this is what it should be like. ear cropping is illegal in the uk, but it does still happen. however, one of the biggest problems is dogs being bought from overseas with their ears already cropped, like you can see on eton here. the rspca is now working to ban these imports. it�*s a measure that�*s supported by some mps. we could introduce a ban very simply in the act that is coming up, the agricultural bill coming up. we could introduce a ban on the import of dogs with cropped ears. the rspca believes unless this ban happens and attitudes change towards ear cropping, we will see cases continue to rise in the

pepe leigh pugh reminds me a lot of andrew cuomo, may be a lesson should be had when it comes to this your thoughts? >> kennedy: i kiss everybody. i kissed man, i kiss women, i kiss skunk. pepe leigh pugh -- i agree with katie they should let him in because it could have been a teachable moment, which is what we really need here. you could cancel everything. you could cancel every comic ever. if don rickles were alive he would have been canceled. same for richard pryor. same for george carlin. all in the family would not -- blazing saddles would never have been written or made. you can go back and you can pretty much cancel everything, which leaves us as an undifferentiated blob. >> brian, your spots? >> brian: "space jam" once was the best thing ever to happen to my family. it was a movie i could actually watch with my son of the time and was totally entertained by it. i cannot believe it took so long for a sequel. but thanks to "the new york times" and dave chappelle, pepe leigh pugh now has a bad reputation and therefore has to be cut out. there is no end in sight for all of this.

leigh ann caldwell on capitol hill, josh lederman. josh, let me start with you. out this joint intel bulletin warning that domestic groups have, quote, discussed plans to take control of the capitol and remove democratic lawmakers either on or around today, march 4th. it doesn't seem like it's very active where you are at the moment, which seems to be a good thing. tell us what you're seeing. >> reporter: there is increased presence of police and law enforcement personnel here in washington, d.c., hallie. more cops out on the street trying to make sure nothing goes wrong today. i want to show you a little bit of the scene here outside the capitol where you can still see some of the signs of the militarization, if you will, of d.c. that we saw in the immediate aftermath of what took place on january 6th. you can see barbed wire that has been erected over this perimeter around the capitol. that's been up for the last couple of months as these national guard troops are standing watch over the capitol. these are some of the 5,000 national guard troops still here in t

. >> and in new york city the largest school district in the country relaying on testing to safe leigh re open schools. >> what do you tell the students that might be a little apprehensive. >> the new york city public schools are the safest place to be in the city right now. >> 17 year old merrill moss oomg was back in school for the first time in more nan a year. >> everyday i'm confronted with the mental toll and feeling a lot of anxiety and depression but do i want to become a normal high schooler again. >> in addition to reopening high schools like the one behind me gym classes also resume today and starting tomorrow anyone over the age of 50 in new york is eligible for the vaccine. maij sner. >> meg oliver, thank you. tonight after a weekend of spring break chaos officials in miami beach are cracking down. extending an emergency 8 p.m. curfew all the way until april 129. cbs's david begnaud is there. >> after a year of cov lockdowns around the country you might say the cork finally blew. this is what police say has been the worst of spring break on miami beach. with partying turne

mike caldwell, leigh ann caldwell, thank you very much. >>> coming up -- we will talk to the chairman of the sandy hook task force about what can realistically happen now. >>> and as we pass the 30 million covid cases, fears are growing about a fourth wave. >>> plus, the new setback that's putting vaccine maker astrazeneca back in the hot seat. azeneca back in the hot seat alright, i brought in ensure max protein... ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't (grunting noise) i'll take that. yeeeeeah! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar drink, play, and win big in the powered by protein challenge! ♪ you're not using too much are you hon? nope... charmin ultra soft is so soft you'll have to remind your family they can use less. charmin ultra soft is twice as absorbent so you can use less. don't worry, there's plenty left for you, dad. we all go, why not enjoy the go with charmin. introducing fidelity income planning. we look at how much you've saved, how much you'll need, and build a straightforward plan to generate income, even when you're not working. a p

mike memory is outside the white house, leigh ann caldwell is on capitol hill.'s talk about neera tanden, mike, who could replace her and where might she land? >> reporter: the fact that even before we knew where senator murkowski was going to vote, the white house decided to withdraw tanden's nomination tells you that the white house wasn't sure one republican vote would get her over the finish line. joe manchin the democrat from west virginia stated his opposition to the nomination but there were other democrats we haven't heard from yet. clearly a concern there. it's a setback for what has been a success story for the white house in terms of its nominations. 13 cabinet or cabinet level officials confirmed, six more on the runway ready to go. i will be waiting the same committee we are waiting to see in terms of one of those joint committees today, the homeland security and government affairs committee, they are set to hold a hearing tomorrow for shalanda young, she's been nominated to be the deputy omb director and there's strong support our nbc team is repor

i really want to welcome to another edition of your own max with me your host megan leigh here's a look at what we've got coming up on today's program. we'll see how one artist uses it in her expressive works. and we will raise alongside one of europe's fastest unicyclists as she breaks records. but we start off the show with folk songs which are making an unusual comeback now have you ever heard of sea shanties these folk ballads were sung by sailors who during their work it's see now you're probably familiar with this one. from oh what shall we do with the drunken sailor or one young scotsman decided to revive these centuries old tunes during lockdown in the coronavirus pandemic and what the again as a way to pass time for nathan evans has turned into a runaway success and has even landed him a record deal. see there. was a simple rhythm and a centuries old melody has changed nathan evans live forever. well a man is a sea shanty evans' rendition of this maritime work song has earned the scotsman a spot at the top of europe's pop charts. i mean it's like a dream come true. i'm just we

leigh ann caldwell on capitol hill. leigh ann, let me start with you. you have new reporting just in the last 15 minutes. unemployment insurance in the relief bill is going to be reduced to $300 a week, but it's going to be extended for an additional month, as we understand it. your original reporting, what more can you tell us? >> reporter: that's right. there's some news because of the changes in the unemployment insurance. it was supposed to be extended through august. what the senators have agreed to, the democrats anyway, is extending that for another month through september. the reason, they didn't want that unemployment insurance to run out when congress is not in town. during august, they are usually not here in washington working. they did not want a potential lapse in unemployment insurance benefits for people while they are away. that also means that because of that extension, they reduced the weekly benefit from $400 to $300. that is an agreement between moderates and progressives in the democratic caucus. it's going to come up in an amendme

newcomers leigh centurions against neighbours wigan warriors is coming up later.the start to a season not facing the challenges it did last time. i'v e i've not known excitement like this... we've got the world cup at the end. i know you just walked in. such a great site to see. what a great site and hopefully the season will continue. no hiccups and we'll see the season out. it will continue. no hiccups and we'll see the season out.— see the season out. it feels like a really coveted _ see the season out. it feels like a really coveted year _ see the season out. it feels like a really coveted year for _ see the season out. it feels like a really coveted year for the - see the season out. it feels like a really coveted year for the sport. | really coveted year for the sport. to have all three at the same time. we saw in 2017 the women and men together, now all three together in the uk. it's a phenomenal stadium and i can't wait to be part of it. super league, st. helens defending champions, who do you think will topple them this year? it’s champions, who do you th

i really want to welcome to another edition of your own max with me or host megan leigh here's a look at what else we've got coming up. find out how horse radish can spice up most dishes even to serve. and why one british designer seems kids are as more than just child's play. but we kick off the show in fashion spring is almost here and with it the new clothing trends of the season now the coronavirus pandemic has clearly push people into the comfort zone when it comes to what they wear no one wants to lounge around at home in tight fitting outfits so designers are picking up on this development and adding a little color glitz and glam to the mix. this kind of outfit turns heads even in the fashion capital paris for donkey is full in trend with her metallic look and kimono style and she should know she works as a french fashion stylist for various fashion magazines and has already dressed big names like french actress catherine deneuve. said but. it's a bit oversized it shimmers it's just what you need right now you simply want to look good and the sleeves are wide cut. i think this

here's nbc's leigh ann caldwell. >> it was just one of 1,100 killings at the hands of police in 2020,ional outrage. >> black lives matter. >> during the protests that spread across the country last summer, congress tried and failed to pass police reform and accountability legislation. now with a new congress and a new occupant in the white house, they're trying again. >> it's absolutely necessary that we do something. i mean, i feel like this is what people might have felt when they were trying to pass major civil rights legislation, the voting rights act, legislation against lynching. i mean, these are important questions in our country. >> the house passed the george floyd justice in policing bill with no republican support. when the house passed the george floyd justice in policing bill last congress, they had the support of three republicans. this time, none. >> democrats wouldn't work with us, wouldn't take any of our amendments. this is partisan political bill. >> so, what's in the bill? well, it would ban chokeholds and carotid holds, which is how george floyd died. it would al

joining me is capitol hill correspondent leigh ann caldwell.is remarkable, i think, you and i spent a lot of time worrying about the minimum wage provision and what manchin did over the weekend. but when you think about it, the bill that joe biden submitted and the bill that the house is about to pass, the second time, they look pretty similar. >> reporter: they sure do, chuck. they are just what the progressive caucus, which is a really telling sign, they are calling them minor concessions, so that is a point that shows that these democrats are pretty pleased with this legislation. this is a massive piece of legislation, that is going to -- is geared towards middle and low income people, which you don't see very often around here with big pieces of legislation, a lot of it goes to the top income earners. let's listen to what hakeem jeffries, a member of democratic leadership, how he put it earlier this morning. if we have that. >> we don't have that sound bite, if you could summarize that for us, that's okay. >> reporter: i'll absolutely summa

stoney�*s side will take advantage of a gap in the schedule at old trafford with the match moved from leigh british number one dan evans has been knocked out in the second round of the dubai tennis championships. he lost in three sets to rising star aslan karatsev. evans is ranked 28th in the world — that's 14 places higher than the russian, who was a surprise semi—finalist at last month's australian open. world rugby have announced a new women's international tournament, to start in 2023. it will be called wxv, and the aim is to increase competitiveness, in the build—up to an expanded world cup two years later. as six nations champions, england would be in the top of three tiers, along with the next two sides in the table, plus qualifiers from the southern hemisphere and north america. world rugby have invested 6.4—million pounds to cover the first two years of the tournament, which will involve 16 teams. great britain and ireland finished level in their three match hockey series, after the final game finished all—square at 1—1 in belfast. the series is being used as a warm—up ahead of the

and to leigh ann's point in the beginning, the fact that unemployment benefits are going to go down in dollar amounts, that's going to change the game. many people actually get paid more on unemployment than the jobs that are out there for them. we're not out of the woods. >> when you look at the jobs report and where we were lagging in job growth, can you point to things in this covid relief bill -- is the covid relief bill responding properly to our underemployed part of the company? >> without a doubt. you are seeing targeted support for child care centers which have been decimated. we know a lot are going to states and localities. in the last month alone, we saw thousands and thousands -- ready for this -- of teachers. teachers who had to be laid off because school systems cannot afford to make their budgets. with so much money going to local budgets, you're going to see that reinvested in communities. and when you target that small business money, not just to any business with less than 500 people, because we all know all sorts of small businesses that didn't need the money took i

leigh ann caldwell, thank you. will stay on that topic coming up with senator chris van hollen a member of the budget committee joining us live to talk about exactly that, when this passage may happen and the fate that have $15 minimum wage hike. >>> up next, new york's governor facing new allegations of sexual harassment. what he's admitting for the first time about his behavior and the independent investigation that has been launched. the reporter who first broke this story joins us coming up. ee this story joins us coming up. that if an app can help you track your pizza... come on cody, where are you buddy? ...then your bank should have the technology to help you track your spending. virtual wallet® for digital banking. one way we're helping to make a difference at pnc bank. >> vo: my car is my after-work decompression zone. ♪ music ♪ >> vo: so when my windshield broke... i found the experts at safelite autoglass. they have exclusive technology and service i can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite rep

watch close leigh as we get more now from cbs' jeff pegues. >> the fbi says the ten men in the videos were the among the most violent in the mob clashing with police. this man used his fists to punch one of the officers in the face. one dowsed police with chemical retardant from a fire extinguisher, another ruthlessly grabbed and twisted an officer's face mask. >> the latest suspect to be charged jeffrey mckeloff allegedly came ready to fight, prosecutors say the retired u.s. army specials forces member wore body armor and used this flagpole as a spear to target an officer who sustained an injury near his left eye. in all, 65 people have been charged with assaulting officers. 134 officers were wounded in the melee, after the riot two died by suicide. and officer bryan sicknick died from injuries suffered is in the right ot. an officer was among the officers overrun that day. >> there were times when i would look out and see thousands of really angry people with just evil in their eyes. and there were multiple times where i thought i might not make it out of here alive. >> reporter: to

with west ham united will be played at the theatre of dreams, and moved from their usual ground in leighbeen ended. the leagues were suspended when non—elite sport was paused injanuary. there will be no promotion or relegation between tiers three to six, which affects teams like wolves, who are top of their division in tier 4. earlier i spoke to their manager daniel mcnamara about the decision to curtail the seaosn. i think it will be huge and that's my biggest worry about what a fallout of the decision again. i think brett across the country, not just in the national league, there are clubs that are funding women's programmes now and are changing to strive to move up the pyramid and they want to be successful. to have it stunted again is really, really detrimental to that. the national league especially tier three is packed with international footballers so whether they turn out, the young players that are trying to work into full—time football and still have aspirations of playing professionally in the female game, what did they not do for the next three, four, five months and what doe

leigh ann caldwell, thanks to you. let's stay on the hill and talk more about the growing rue man humanitarian describe success at the border. homeland secretary may be in for tough questioning as he makes his first appearance before the house homeland security committee. let's bringin julia ainsley. his appearance is happening a day after he said that border apprehensions are expected to reach the highest level in two decades. tell us more about that. >> reporter: that's right. and actually just as i'm speaking to you, he just got to the topic of that surge at the border. he is talking about everything that his administration -- that this administration is doing at the border, but that because they are not sending back unaccompanied children, they are seeing a surge of those. also a surge of single documents. but right before he spoke, the chairman of the committee bennie thompson said again that this is something that they inherited but that they want to see that children are treated humanely, that the policies under

everyone is welcome to a special edition of your own max with a focus on the ocean i'm your host megan leigh is that look at what we've got in store for you today. how a freediver explores the deep blue sea. ant a dutch form a shop that brings the taste of the ocean to the table. how long can you hold your breath. well on average most people only manage one or 2 minutes but with the right training you can increase that quite a bit the current record is over 24 minutes held by a free diver now they explore the oceans without using oxygen tanks and fun but it sure did didn't start free diving until she was 37 years old but she's still among the world's best while we met up with her to find out more. not fun but the deep blue sea isn't in chanted world where she feels absolutely free. she's a free diet fox that means she died without oxygen tanks and she's one of the world's best. both belong to what's unique about freediving is that you're completely on your own the guns of the it's just you against nature and yourself. think maybe even in the ultimate sense in the final consequence the conseq

leigh centurions had a dream start to their super league return snatched away as wigan came back fromrashed mark selby by 10—3 at keltic manor. he'll face either ronnie o'sullivan or barry hawkins in sunday's final. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. we saw a change to the weather on friday, much colder air sweeping right across the country bringing some wintry showers in places. the cold air mass is with us certainly through saturday, but this milder air will be making inroads certainly for sunday. so we start off with one or two showers across central—northern areas with an early ice risk, again, a bit of wintriness over the high ground, but otherwise, plenty of sunshine after that chilly start. cloud will be thickening up, though, out west. later in the day, the increasing breeze, outbreaksof rain pushing into northern ireland and western scotland. after that chilly start, temperatures should reach 10—11 celsius for many, single figure values, though, for scotland. it turns windy with rain and gates across the northern half of the country through saturday night. i think

lauren: the president of chi leigh says he will ask congress to postpone election for a new constitutionalassembly until may because of coronavirus concerns. chilly has one of the fastest vaccination campaigns in the world but cases are still rising. reporter: i am in southern file -- in southern chile -- ec soldiers behind me trying to enforce these restrictions and many others that have been in place for more than a month as most of the country and yet covid-19 infections continue to soar out of control and that is why the president has asked congress to approve a bill to allow the postponement of elections due to take place on april 10 and 11th. he is asking they be postponed until the 15th. at the moment, hospitals are 96% full. the air force having to medevac patients from one side of the country to another in search of critical care beds. while the operation had been postponed to the election up until now, it seems everybody is on board and believes politics are less important than saving people's lives. lauren: prosecutors in belarus are starting -- he's been in exile in lithuania s

the tension leigh violating a major international human rights standard something that countries around the world are expected to abide by and at the same time that about $100000000.00 mom nationals including 8 police officers who fled to india to escape the military dictatorship mean mama once in debt to hand these bullies plus a man over what is india's was once a pretty in these circumstances well under no circumstances should india abide by that me and my request they shouldn't sack allow these people to make asylum claims to you in h.c.r. for it and where they could you know go through refugee status germination process and and be protected quite clearly these are police officers who have refused orders to shoot people they have actually been saying that to the media very clearly you know what they were expected to do and they're refusing to do it so if they were sent back to myanmar they would face a very dire situation with their old units they could probably certainly would lose their jobs at a minimum but probably face persecution and worse for all but some are leaving there wi

interesting leigh it hasn't really changed his electoral fortunes very much so far in polling and weave lots and lots of public opinion polls and they've been very consistent and it's and you know who has 36 seats in the outgoing knesset and his range almost without any variation over this entire election campaign in the surveys has been $2830.00 seeds with a very slight rise towards the end which a couple of surveys gave him 32 seats now that certainly makes him the strongest party but it looks like he will be losing some seats relative to the last election you might look at that at the success of the vaccination policy and the roll out as retaining his votes in a situation where he is vulnerable as you pointed out he is on currently on trial for 3 different counts of corruption many israelis simply think he's been around too long he has been serving for the last 12 years 15 years cumulatively if you count the 1990 s. and in a normal situation you would expect his vote to drop so perhaps the vaccinations have helped him retain 1st place but they don't appear to be pushing him any st

parliament to create the women and defense parliamentary inquiry that is live now which i believe an ironic leigh was told by them a couple weeks ago that is one of the most successful inquiries on parliamentary rental. but i would i was soft on that with the issue that we're discussing isn't a success that there is a serious governance and leadership failure and therefore we look to those issues to trying to help those in positions of power and positions of authority to try and help them address this by collective approach rather than just a critical approach that makes sense yeah and that look in the short time that this defense subcommittee has been hearing evidence i understand that something like 4000. cases have been heard people coming forward saying look it's happened to me it's happened to me in as you say it seems to be an issue that is being covered up and this is like the 1st opportunity that these people have to explain what happened to them i mean it was shocking to see the numbers 4000 i just wondered if you'd been taken aback today by the sheer number of people that have come forw

capitol hill correspondent leigh-ann caldwell.es fast on progressive priorities. which moderates? >> so, willie, this isn't necessarily about the covid bill. this is everything else that democrats are trying to do in the next few weeks. these big democratic agenda items. we have already seen some of them, including the lbgbtq, the george floyd legislation this week, looking ahead to gun rights bills that are expected to come up. perhaps some components of immigration, women's rights. but there's moderates, including problem-solvers caucus, include dogs who are concerned about the democratic strategy. and that is pushing the bills forward which mind you, have been passed in the last congress with the exact same way with no legislation to appeal to republicans. the reason that matters now is because the last bill they were just messaging the bills. mcconnell was never going to bring them up in the senate. now it reaches president biden's desk if there is those republicans support. remember they need 10 republicans to pass anything t

sir edward leigh. that was wednesday in parliament. thanks for watching. highlights of the last few days from westminster and beyond. until then, from me, david cornock, bye for now. hello. march may have come in like a lamb, but the lion has now arrived early. and, after a stormy night, we have a very windy thursday to come — yes, some sunshine, but also heavy, blustery showers. all around an area of low pressure that's sitting to the north of us, but the tightly—packed isobars right across us indicating that wherever you are, thursday will be a very windy day. but it's england and wales bearing the brunt of the strongest, most disruptive winds, particularly early in the day as we see this area of wet weather move across northern england, wales, the midlands, and on towards east anglia. first thing in the day, the strongest winds will be wales, western england, gusting up to 70 mph, maybe more exposed coastal hills, especially in wales, very rough seas and large waves hitting the coastline here, so that could be disruptive in terms of flooding. and the wi

leigh has to quickly stop by the market next door and pay for her delivery. my minimum. she's been on her feet for 12 hours now and is happy but exhausted. at 2 pm the final portion has been sold now she just has to quickly clean up and she's done for the day. i think the cup. so in order to do that i hire someone to. teach saw how to be in charge off the operation that. singapore even wants its hawker culture to achieve unesco world heritage status. preserved snakes and skulls that's what you'll find here in the world of ghostbusters 99. those who come here see crater happiness health and prosperity. this is grandmaster chew. he says he can look deep into the souls of his clients with his divine ing rods. a couple seeing woman took a call sometimes a client is that awful that i maybe know for instance what his grandfather looked like or you know it was humble but there are things that cannot be explained scientifically whether you believe in the supernatural. this is his son master chu necromancy has a long tradition here in singapore an entire month is even dedicated t

burden as the country sets horrific new pandemic records for the year yet the government's response leigh's people who will. we don't understand the new rules for example we're supposed to be in last year we are walking in the chandeliers a. flourishing hate speech facebook is sued for repeatedly allowing online threats to journalists and spreading this information exam and coming up with other platforms now facing cracked worldwide.

so leigh, the new boys.g memories and getting that opportunity. and inglis isn't the only familiar face joining super league. brett hodgson, a former man of steel, is back, this time as coach at hull fc. the players are excited, and we'll go into games expected to win because we feel that we have prepared well enough to do that. so, you know, that then will get the supporters supporting us even even at a better level than they already do. new coaches, new players, and one new club, all with the same challenge. the road to the grand final begins now. if super league 2021 has just a fraction of the drama of last season, it could be very special indeed. adam wild, bbc news. next to an event going on right now in kew gardens. where they have been tiptoeing through the tulips of sorts in the 20 kilometre walk olympic qualifying event. callum wilkinson has won in the last few minutes, and it's followed by the various marathons. they will decide who makes it to tokyo this summer. finishing in the top two at kew is

interesting leigh it hasn't really changed his electoral fortunes very much so far in polling and wehave lots and lots of public opinion polls and they've been very consistent and it's and you know who has 36 seats in the outgoing knesset and his range almost without any variation over this entire election campaign in the surveys has been $2830.00 seeds with a very slight rise towards the end which a couple of surveys gave him 32 seats now that certainly makes him the strongest party but it looks like he will be losing some seats relative to the last election you might look at that at the success of the vaccination policy and the roll out as retaining his votes in a situation where he is vulnerable as you pointed out he is on currently on trial for 3 different counts of corruption many israelis simply think he's been around too long he has been serving for the last 12 years 15 years cumulatively if you count the 1990 s. and in a normal situation you would expect his vote to drop so perhaps the vaccinations have helped him retain 1st place but they don't appear to be pushing him any s

they normally play a few miles away, in leigh, but are hosting west ham, hoping to close the gap to chelseaican world cup winner christen press with their second goal — an early 11:30 kick—off, so just approaching full time. wales will receive the six nations trophy in a behind—closed—doors ceremony at their training ground today. their second title in three years was confirmed when france lost to scotland last night. it's a remarkable turnaround from wayne pivac�*s side — after a disappointing autumn nations cup last year. millions of people have missed playing sport during lockdown, but after the ban on outdoor grassroots activities was lifted in scotland earlier this month, today, they can begin again in wales, with england and northern ireland following next week. clubs across the uk are hoping this third restart will be the last, as mike bushell reports. bella and ryan have had enough of tackling each other, they can't wait for monday, a chance to play outside theirfamily bubble in their family bubble in leicestershire theirfamily bubble in leicestershire with their team—mates again fo

nbc's leigh ann caldwell, thank you for that reporting.ming up, the biden administration works to stock up enough covid vaccine doses for every american. and then some. now the u.s. is facing pressure to free up some shots to share with the rest of the world. we'll get over that, next on "morning joe." we'll get over that, next on "morning joe." allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst psst you're good hi sabrina! >>hi jen! so this aveeno® moisturizer goes beyond just soothing sensitive skin? exactly jen! calm + restore oat gel is formulated with prebiotic oat. and strengthens skin's moisture barrier. uh! i love it! aveeno® healthy. it's our nature.™ the epson ecotank. no more buying cartridges. look at all this ink it comes with. big ink tanks. lots of ink. no more cartridges. incredible amount of ink. the epson ecotank. just fill and chill. >>> welcome back to "morning joe." it's 46 past the hour. it's daylight savings, the first monday after daylight sa

met meghan and of brexit, the referendum when the british people chose in the infinite stupidity to leighmine that told us that trump was coming and typical of the british because in the same way the people that despised immigrants and talk of fehr noes, the white english have this attitude of foreigners, johnny foreigner they say. i don't want that johnny foreigner her. what is meghan? american. strike one. two, an actress. then she's divorced married to a jew. progressive views. her mother is black. that is it. it's no way going to last. she is the e equivalent lentd of yoko ono on steroids. john lennon left the english rose wife for an asian woman. this is betrayal to the white supremacists who love to think themselves so superior. so meghan was on a downward slope from the moment that she entered into that family. >> yeah, well, you know, lola, the future queen is also a divorcee and about to putt a crown on her and don't want to give a title to archie because he's a one black kid but to come back to you for a moment, lola, they don't like johnny foreigner but they got janey foreigner

stoney�*s side will take advantage of a gap in the schedule at old trafford with the match moved from leighrising star aslan karatsev. evans is ranked 28th in the world — that's11l places higher than the russian, who was a surprise semi—finalist at last month's australian open. world rugby have announced a new women's international tournament, to start in 2023. it will be called wxv, and the aim is to increase competitiveness, in the build—up to an expanded world cup two years later. as six nations champions, england would be in the top of three tiers, along with the next two sides in the table, plus qualifiers from the southern hemisphere and north america. world rugby have invested 6.4—million pounds to cover the first two years of the tournament, which will involve 16 teams. great britain and ireland finished level in their three match hockey series, after the final game finished all—square at 1—1 in belfast. the series is being used as a warm—up ahead of the olympics this summer. ireland took the lead through roisin upton and it was only four minutes from time that gb managed to draw le

everyone is welcome to another edition of your own max with me your host megan leigh here's a look at what we've got coming up on today's program. we'll see how one artist uses a fish in her expressive works. who knew we were bringing along side one of europe's faxes for unicyclists as she breaks records. but we start off the show with folk songs which are making an unusual comeback now have you ever heard of sea shanties these folk ballads were sung by sailors that during their work at sea you're probably familiar with this one. what shall we do with the drunken sailor or one young scotsman decided to revive these centuries old tunes during lockdown in the coronavirus pandemic what began as a way to pass time for nathan evans has turned into a runaway success and has even landed him a record deal. see there. was a simple rhythm and a centuries old melody has changed nathan evans live forever. well a man is a sea shanty evans' rendition of this maritime work song has earned the scotsman a spot at the top of europe's pop charts. i mean it's like a dream come true. it's. like a dream i'

. >> leigh ann caldwell on the ground in davenport, thank you very much. >>> up next -- we're gettingm border patrol facility housing some of the 6,000 children in cpd custody, but it is a government-guided tour. that's next. >>> welcome back. there are currently nearly 6,000 children in border custody and for the first time in the biden administration we are seeing video from inside one of the facilities. we are just getting the video in now, and the biden administration allowed a television camera in. while this is our first look into one of these facilities, again, to remind you, it's a government-guided look, plain and simple. we are only seeing what they let us see. while our own antonia hill is on the ground in texas. with those caveats, what have we seen and gotten access to? >> reporter: i am in front of the processing center here on the border in texas and we have received pretty alarming and critical information that reporters have been asking for, as you mentioned, for days and weeks now. there are 4,100 people detained inside the facility behind me, a series of tent struct

. >> director leigh. >> present. >> director yekutiel. >> here. >> we have a quorum. announcement in prohibition of sound producing devices during the meeting. item 4. approval of the minutes of the february 16, 2021 regular meeting. any additions before i open it to the public for comment? >> seeing none. please open the mine for public comment. are there caller on the line? please remind people how they call in if they don't have the number. if you want to speak press 1-0. dial (888)808-6928. dial 1-0 now. are there any callers on the line for item 4. >> you have three questions remaining. first caller. this is for comments on the february 16, 2021 regular meeting minutes. if you are calling on another item, this is not that. first caller. is there someone there? >> my comment is i don't think the option recommended by staff -- >> sir, we are talking about the minutes of february 16th. are you speaking about the minutes of february 16th? >> no, sorry. >> which item? >> the third item. >> which item is that? >> the debate. >> that is not until 2:30 p.m. it is a time

leigh centurions had a dream start to their super league return snatched away as wigan came back fromr move down from the northwest right across the country. so that means we are starting the weekend off on a chilly note but bright with some sunshine, then it will turn wetter and windier, particularly across northern and western areas. and gradually, it will be turning milder. it's looking very mild indeed as we head on into next week. so for saturday, then, we're in the cold air mass, as you can see. this is the milder air mass which will be making inroads saturday night and into sunday. we start this morning off with a bit of an ice risk across northern areas where we had overnight showers. it is a chilly start but bright, plenty of sunshine around, but into the afternoon, cloud will be thickening out west with some rain pushing into northern ireland, western scotland along with strengthening winds. now, temperatures after that chilly start should reach 10—11 celsius for most. still, though, single figure values across scotland, 7—9 celsius. now into saturday evening and saturday ni