i think ultltimately w what you lookining at i is more pololiti theater t than an enforceablble. >> i get the u.s.. goverernments concerns a about titiktok, andn of the thingngs that t the connectitions, the c chinese ha with thehe company. but i'm'm not convininced, i hat seenen any hardd evidencee of t things t the governmnment is coconcerned about. whwhat is your impreression off? >> until now,w, e everythingg te have s seen pubublicly seems t i ininuendo. i i don't thinink we've s seen evidenence of misintnterpretatif u.s.s. data. there aree misgivivings, but a of it is speculalative at this popoint. >> one of my concernrns is t th becaususe tiktokk is a chinenese app thatt has a cononnection toe chchinese govevernment, thatt c be true o of any chininese made. soso reallyly, if we'e're g gon tiktok, i it would b be fair to we wouould be b banning anynyth madede in c china potenentiallyr as a apps go. >> t this is a really danangero precededent. not onlyy for productcts made i chchina or i individuall apppps would cononsider comoming o out chchina. butt for the broader sort off int

yes, i was impressed listenin' to him, lookin' at him, hearin' the responses of all of those around us, but i didn't just internalize, "this is what dr. king said." i internalized what james bevel said because i felt that that affected me personally. - my first time encounterin' dr. king was at 16th street and he was preachin'. - i became our church sunday school secretary in the 7th grade and i just happened to be there when dr. king came with reverend abernathy and shuttlesworth and bevel. - (arnetta) they had told us when we practiced, don't give information out because parents was bein' fired from their jobs. - (janice) when he went on to say, "your parents really can't do anything about this, but you can." i thought, "i can?" he said, "you don't have anything to lose, because you're gettin' a second-class education." i agreed with him and that was the moment i decided whatever i could do toa make a difference re,." i want to do it. - it became clear, when i was at the church and dr. king was speaking and he said, "we feel that the segregation laws are unjust laws." reverend shuttl

when you wake up oh-oh-oh ♪ ♪ i see the loo on your face i see you hidin' the hate ♪ ♪ i see you lookine feelin' down feelin' lonely ♪ ♪ need somebody who can make it better somebody who can open up those gates ♪ ♪ open up those gates to your hear only if you'll let me ♪ ♪ i'm on the stage right no singin' your favorite song ♪ ♪ look in the crowd and you're nowhere to be foun as they sing along ♪ ♪ i say you look good without no makeu no lashes even bette when you wake up oh-oh-oh ♪ ♪ i see the loo on your face i see you lookin for peace ♪ ♪ i see you tired of the hur tired of the pain ♪ ♪ tired of the nights where you can' get no sleep ♪ ♪ i see you're tire thinkin' 'bout if he cheatin see you're tired thinkin 'bout if you leavin' ♪ ♪ see you're tire of bein' so tired ♪ and you damn sur ain't gettin' even ♪ ♪ somebod who can make it better somebody who can open up those gates ♪ ♪ open up those gates to your hear only if you'll let me ♪ ♪ i'm on the stage right no singin' your favorite song ♪ ♪ look in the crowd and you're nowhere to be foun as they sing along ♪ ♪ i say you look good 'o

if youou're lookining for a firsrst mate, i i know a g. if youou're lookining for a firsrst mate, i i know a g. hey, g guys! free e bags! if youou're lookining for a firsrst mate, i i know a g. wawant luxury y hair repaiar that doesnsn't cost $5$50? pantenene's pro-vivitamin formula repapairs hair.. as w well as thehe leading l ly bondining treatmenent. for softneness and resesili, withthout the prprice tag. as w well as thehe leading l ly bondining treatmenent. if you knonow... you knowow it's pantntene. okay eveveryone, ourur missions compmplete balananced nutriti. totogether we e provide nunutrs to suppoport immune,e, musclele, bone, and hearart health.. yayaaay! woo o hoo! ensurere with 25 vitaminsns and minererals and d ensure comomplete with 30 grgrams of protein. ♪ (seth) not to brag, but i just switched to verizon. with 30 grgrams of protein. (cecily)y) wow! (seth) and i got t to choose e the phi wantnted. for frfree. (cececily) nonot that youou're brar. (v(vo) switchch and choose the phone yu wawant, likeke the increredible iphoh,

we are live in belfast lookin: at agreement.e are live in belfast looking at people's _ agreement. we are live in belfast looking at people's expectation i agreement. we are live in belfast looking at people's expectation of the visit and talking to people about their memories of the good friday agreement signed at 25 years ago and what they want from the future. �* ., ., , ., future. and “unior doctors and encland future. and junior doctors and england have _ future. and junior doctors and england have started - future. and junior doctors and england have started a - future. and junior doctors and l england have started a four-day england have started a four—day strike, a quarter ofi million appointments and operations set to be counseled. —— cancelled. hello and welcome to bbc news. we start with the international monetary fund, which has published their prediction for the year ahead. global growth will shrink in 2023 from 3.4% last year to 2.8% this year. the economies in germany and the uk will shrink. the imf also expects h

they were lumpy lookin dudes and that was not accidental. in fact, it was a brilliant piece of sexual jujitsu, son, sue, could have written that strategy. this policy is called the great replacement, the replacement of legacy americans with more obedient people from far away countries. they brag about it all the time, but if you dare to say it's happening, people screaming you with maxim hysteria. this may be a lot of things this moment we're living through, but it is definitely not about black lives. ukraine is not a democracy. ukraine is a corrupt one party state. ukraine has none of the freedoms that define democratic governance, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of assembly, freedom of religion. and the main thing to know about ukraine for our purposes, is that its leaders one sent millions of dollars to jo biden's family. not surprisingly, ukraine is now one of biden's favorite countries. tucker carlson and fox news broke of jot ties just days after the network settled, a $787000000.00 defamation lawsuit, with dominion sy

rina, we've 'ust been lookin: please. rina, we've 'ust been looking at h please.the _ please. rina, we've 'ust been looking at the live _ please. rina, we'vejust been looking at the live pictures i please. rina, we'vejust been looking at the live pictures of| please. rina, we've just been . looking at the live pictures of the scene in florida, where we expect donald trump to speak in a few hours, and i rememberwhen donald trump to speak in a few hours, and i remember when you and i spoke, at the time, you said these legal troubles aren't likely to be good for president trump's political career. you still feel that way? absolutely, because when you look at what these 3a counts are, we see criminal conspiracies here, and that's the most bombastic of all of what we learned today in these charges. the word conspiracy being they are really changes the game legally. here we sit in a moment where we know the character of the man, but now we know his deeds, and what does that mean on the legal level? we've yet to learn some more. we're going to hear them come out today an

they are certainly lookin: sectors. they are certainly looking closely _ sectors.y looking closely and - sectors. they are certainly i looking closely and cautiously optimistic that things will be ok and ultimately we have a 0k and ultimately we have a good outlook become of the key sectors. travel and leisure are holding and finance and banking sectors are still advertising strongly. retailsector strongly. retail sector is currently steady and so far, so good. a lot of our clients recognise they learned a great deal in the pandemic and what they have learned is that the worst thing you can do is cut your advertising spend. i want to talk about _ your advertising spend. i want to talk about twitter. - your advertising spend. i want to talk about twitter. the - your advertising spend. i want to talk about twitter. the bbc did an interview with elon musk not too long ago and he said ad revenue is back on the platform. what are you hearing from your clients? are they interested in this and what is there view on advertising on twitter versus instagram or tick—tock. ——

able to essentiall stop him from taking that step >> yamiche, the post i reporting jack smith is lookin into whether trump scammed donors by using the bogus vote fraud claims, saying he wa starting this election fraud fund, but that the money did not actually get spent where h claimed it did does this surprise you he raised like 250 million bucks last year for it >> i mean, is it surprisin that, possibly, the former president of the united states raised money by saying thing that possibly aren't true? i don't think that's surprisin to anyone who is familiar with former president trump and the things that he said, t michael's point, and two nea katyal's point, really - this is someone who has been truth challenged, who ha really struggled with hi ability to be real with in a number of cases. that being said, all of thes legal problems, i think they are really complex and reall complicated when you think o the politics of this because in the short term, whe you have former president trum being able to say, i went to new york, i answer the questions. when you have him say i, wen to new yor

advisers scammed donors by using false claims of vote fraud to raise money, an specifically, they're lookineen november 2020 and of course th insurrection, and later in january 2021 >> yes, i think that there i no chance that this appeal fro trump is going to have muc effect and i think that the special counsel's right to look in thi area because they were raising so much money during thi period and what jackson, the specia counsel will be looking at, is what where these aides sayin in private versus what the were telling people when the were making the fundraisin appeals. now, one of the most damning pieces of evidence that we'v had so far to the fact tha they were trying to commit fraud by trying to raise all thismoney was that trump had outside investigators look int the claim of fraud befor january, and was told directly by these investigators from th berkeley research center, if i believe, that there was no truth to these claims. and yet, they were still sending these fundraisin emails given what steve bannon ha been charged for in manhattan, and the manhattan court fo raising money to

against them as well they are selective in thei support of law enforcement if law enforcement is lookin at somebody else, or some othe group, they are supported. if law enforcement is lookin at them, or somebody who leads them, then they call law enforcement to task in charg people in the enforcement with doing things that are no supported by the facts >> all right, now moving on to the busy day i understand you have had in wisconsin. joining state democratic leaders at two separate get ou the vote rallies in support of wisconsin supreme cour candidate circuit court judge, janet protests awaits. who is locked in a whole pry pro high-profile race agains conservative opponents who was connected to a scheme to use fake electors to reverse the 2020 election results in the state. the washington post editoria board has called this judicial election quote, this year' most significant political contest in a presidentia battleground state, with enormous implications fo abortion rights, redistricting and union organizing, and of quote. adding that this contest has become the costliest judicia ele

let's now ravenswood is lookin to swap those fossil fuels wit renewable energy a move that secretarywatch this >> so what they are doing is they're gonna convert all of this energy that has bee produced by fossil fuels largely natural gas, some oil. and they are gonna make it a renewable site they are gonna take advantag of the offshore wind that is going to be produced here in new york some on, sure they will have some solar but the whole thing is gonna b converted from pollution creating plants and energy creating plants to a clean energy plant which is fantastic story of transformation >> the inflation reduction act the bipartisan infrastructur law, how important are they to projects like this >> they are huge first of all, thes irresistible tax incentive that have been created tha caused all these projects to decide to come here or t convert cold power plants to create renewable power all of those have been incentivized as a result o policy >> one of the obvious long ter goals is to lower energy prices but we live in a world where short-term - people are worried about their energ

i'm lookining for my brothther luigi.. hehe looks exaxactly like e , bubut tall andnd skinny anand . anand does he e also have ea breaththtaking musustache? [ growlingng ] [ screreaming ] i hohope you tolold your brorr how much y you loved h him. bebecause you'u're probablby nenever gonna a see him agag. was ththat too darark? -yeses. sorry. hang on n luigi. excuse m me, everybobody! comiming throughgh! this guy's's brother is going t to die. [ gasps ]] [ chucklkles ] >>> welcome back. i want to update this crash. i'm happy to tell you the crash southbound 680 around 237 had all lanes blocked, and then it's just cleared. cleared from the roadway and in a couple of seconds should clear from the chp report. there's no activity anymore and no slowing at the scene. we still have a disabled vehicle blocking your right lane traveling west coming across the peninsula at the high-rise for the san mateo bridge. not a lot of slowing but the flares are out. they need a tow truck and chp to arrive. we'll watch that. we have an issue,

coming up next, the simple steps u can do to stay acyoti i'm lookining for my brothther luigi.. hehe looks exaxactly like e , bubut tall andnd skinny anand . anand does he e also have ea breaththtaking musustache? [ growlingng ] [ screreaming ] i i hope you told your brorotr how much y you loved h him. bebecause you'u're probablby nenever gonna a see him agag. was ththat too darark? -yeses. sorry. hang on n luigi. excuse m me, everybobody! comiming throughgh! this guy's's brother is going t to die. [ gasps ]] [ chucklkles ] >>> welcome back. good friday morning to you. taking a live look outside, overlooking san jose. a little cloud cover. tracking your forecast. you may be waking up to wet pavement as well. kari has a look at that. and it is a home opener for the giants and we're hoping the rain moves away. >> yeah, we're watching the forecast very closely, because as we go throughout the next few hours it's going to be raining, but it looks like in time for first pitch the rain chances will be going down. so take a look at stormranger right now. we are seeing quite a bit of th

i was lookin at the 115/125 call spread usually looking to spend about 25% of the distance between strikesimplied volatility slightly elevated so it's going to cost you more buck it's going to cost you less than $3 a share. making that bullish bet. >> carter, what do you think >> from my point of view it has characteristics that are desirable. first thing is price line correlation is bullish. relative strength to the market and to peers, also very impressive it's just a very orderly reversal, bearish to bullish reversal stock down more in the market is reversed you can see that on the screen then there's this -- 38 analysts cover wall street. their 12-month price target is 112, 114. a lot of smart people think one year from now, it's worth less than it is now i suspect that's not right. >> all right cut to another name on tap next week uber set to deliver results tuesday as well. the ride-sharing stock up more than 20% this year. mike, how are you trading this one? >> yes this is a really interesting case. we always thought of uber as a growth company they weren't making money, this negati

clustered within 20 yards of each other >> it's kind of eerie lookin at those satellite photos. >> thatolice were lookin at the evolving work of serial killer. >> this particular individua made sure that he went bac each and every time when he wa going to dispose of a body and disposed of it in the same are where the other women were >> somebody that lives here? >> we don't know if it's somebody that lives here o somebody that would just com back and frequent albuquerqu on a regular basis >> whatever the killer's permanent address, those satellite photos were a huge break because they told police when he was active here and, most importantly, when he quit >> there could be somebody u there right now. >> yeah. >> and just depending on where they're at, you wouldn't eve see them up there. >> detective todd babcock an sergeant lou heckroft drew the job of trying to track down th killer all they knew was that he' killed at least 11 women and that the 2005 housing boom tha brought suburban sprawl to the west mesa probably forced hi to abandon this burial groun and find another one where ther

so you will be lookin: to that war in ukraine. so you will be looking to act _ that war in ukraine.e looking to act as a _ that war in ukraine. so you will be looking to act as a global - looking to act as a global settlement. trade deals, but what other avenues could be all agree on? that are a few things on the agenda at the right to start with. climate change. both france and beijing have discussed these issues before and want to work towards the new cop27 goals and they are both interested in renewable energy, discussion of wind power, solar power. also food supply, both countries have expressed concern over threats to the global food supply and supply chains in general. until we can get them moving post—covid it will affect everyone's, which i think thatis affect everyone's, which i think that is what they will find common ground on. in afghanistan, the united nations says it's been told by the taliban government that local female staff will be stopped from working for the organisation across the country. the un said the taliban had informed them verbally but there had not yet

more lookin? i don't on fortune one as a lender back home can. so i built my last name, got a like i am, i'm joining 1588 for his dinner or rather breakfast amputated. penguins don't always recover well enough to be released. so he is one of the lucky ones, not many meals to go here before he has to find his own in the wild said vietnam's wildlife release, his penguins in protected areas, which are controlled by forest ranger team. these need to be on constant alert to ensure the animals don't cooperate to their most dangerous animal. poachers. but there is another threat. the rangers will need to look out for passages. no evidence has been found that corporate 19 originated from penguins, but some have been known to carry corona viruses related to the one behind the disease. today the rangers are being trained to take samples from animal encounter in the while to 8 ongoing research efforts on the potential spill over of disease. the specimen for today's training is a dead stork o. all along. when cumberland this and i'm one that you know, look a

we are live in belfast lookin i agreement. we are live in belfast lookini at agreement.king at people's expectation i agreement. we are live in belfast looking at people's expectation of the visit and talking to people about their memories of the good friday agreement signed at 25 years ago and what they want from the future. �* ., ., , ., future. and “unior doctors and eniland future. and junior doctors and england have _ future. and junior doctors and england have started - future. and junior doctors and england have started a - future. and junior doctors and l england have started a four-day england have started a four—day strike, a quarter of1 million appointments and operations set to be counseled. —— cancelled.

a lot of people lookin: coming months. a lot of people looking at _ coming months.ot of people looking at this _ coming months. a lot of people looking at this closely _ coming months. a lot of people looking at this closely to - coming months. a lot of people looking at this closely to see i looking at this closely to see where that supreme court lads. what does the ruling tell us about these injustices and how they see access to this appeal? it is not unanimous. justice thomas, who does not write much, just as he would deny an application for a state of this block. justice alito goes into substantially more detail as to why he descends. it talks about saying the manufacturer food and drug administration said they were likely to suffer irreparable harm in the interim period. so 87—2 ruling. one legal expert said they were not surprised because it would have been dramatic overnight change even for this conservative card but he was surprised by the numbers. a 7—2. it will now be taken back to the lower court and look at the case in its substance. this was always an e

.— intense situation, they are looking at us. intense situation, they are lookin: at us. ., looking atlooking at us. he then went on to see this masked individual l to see this masked individual carrying what appears to be a military assault rifle. the whole documentary uses claims by and anonymous royal navy x port. here is what he told the investigation team.— port. here is what he told the investigation team. they don't normally running _ investigation team. they don't normally running cryptic - normally running cryptic communications, and that can only be something they don't want people to know. this tells me this vessel is engaged in something other than hydrographic research. find something other than h drou-rahic research. �* ., hydrographic research. and what could that be? _ could that be? underwater surveillance. _ could that be? underwater surveillance. cables, - surveillance. cables, pipelines, topography as well, mapping the seabed. not only are they able to map the infrastructure, but they have built a fleet specifically to attack that infrastructure. in norway, thisjourn

lookin: are you feeling? really excited. looking forward _ are you feeling? really excited. really excited. looking forward to get - are you feeling? really excited. looking forward to get going. i l are you feeling? really excited. i looking forward to get going. i will say wellington _ looking forward to get going. i will say wellington boots _ looking forward to get going. say wellington boots are some of looking forward to get going.“ say wellington boots are some of the most uncomfortable shoes anyone could wear and you are running a marathon in them. are you prepared, are you worried about blisters? ugh marathon in them. are you prepared, are you worried about blisters? a little marathon in them. are you prepared, are you worried about blisters? a little bit. marathon in them. are you prepared, are you worried about blisters? a little bit. i marathon in them. are you prepared, are you worried about blisters? a little bit. i have marathon in them. are you prepared, are you worried about blisters? a little bit. i have done marathon in them. are you prepared, are you worr

causing the biden administration to rethink government surveillance of the web saying that they are lookin at expanding how it monitors social media sites and chat rooms. after u.s. intel failed to realize classified documents were circulated online for weeks . if we were conspiracy theorist, we would say this was almost planned. >> i guess they haven't been surveilling the lab. the fbi is hiring people for 3 million here, they are ignoring the people that do. i think the bottom line is that we are terrifying our allies because when you look at the dealing with the chinese or as you mention, south korea doesn' want to get involved with sanctions or look at this saudi arabia flip and now india is buying oil, these are all salad i allies, when they look at the pentagon in the fbi by association, and these see the blown fiasco and how they lied about it and said they didn't surveilled american sites when you know they did, they looked at the greatest humiliation in american history and they lied about it and said it was a success in that many people wer left, and now they see this in the pres

essentially we are lookin: development. essentially we are looking at. _ development.evelopment. essentially we are looking at, in your _ development. essentially we are looking at, in your view, - development. essentially we are looking at, in your view, a - looking at, in your view, a technological duopoly in terms of the world where one side of the world is being serviced by america and the other by china, is that correct? to america and the other by china, is that correct?— is that correct? to a certain extent and it _ is that correct? to a certain extent and it will _ is that correct? to a certain extent and it will be - extent and it will be interesting to see how the rest of the world reacts. europe will line up with the united states but it is the developing world, particularly the rest of asia and africa and latin america in this situation. they both had key influences from both had key influences from both the united states and china over the years, they have not necessarily all been beneficial. and it is how they choose because that will really be, you know,

on the stage right now and lookin: on the stage right now and looking well... _ on the stage right nowight now and looking well... we are - on the stage right now and looking well... we are having | on the stage right now and | looking well... we are having a little bit of _ looking well... we are having a little bit of difficulty _ looking well... we are having a little bit of difficulty with - looking well... we are having a little bit of difficulty with your | little bit of difficulty with your line. i will persevere with one more just for now. i think you were just saying, he has had a really busy week, hasn't he, because of all these engagements, the busiest week in the christian calendar for him, isn't it? he looks all right as he gives that mass now, as we are watching the pictures. but as you were saying, just over a week ago he was in with bronchitis. yes. were saying, just over a week ago he was in with bronchitis.— was in with bronchitis. yes, he had breathin: was in with bronchitis. yes, he had breathing difficulties _ was in with bronchitis. yes, he had breathing difficult

going to protect women, then if i were out women's volleyball coach at a college, i would just be lookin in pink and may be like that here he styles and guys in pearls and say hey, hav you ever thought about a d1 scholarship. everything's going to be paid for we just need some dudes, some people on the front line who can spike the living daylights out of a ball and you get college paid for a. >> we're a guy, i would absolutely do that. >> guy can get into the college of the he declares himself non- binary and get a scholarship to play volleyball. at a women's college. >> wait to come up with a trans phobic movie. >> i will only cast trans children are at. >> when you eat say cast you mean cast a spell on them. >> , david? a question razor sponsored any sports teams, have you shaven any athletes? i will have to really rack my brain on that one. >> it's been so long. >> gees, on the record this week ? no, well, this is a great third rail topic, but i'll tell you, guess i disagree though, sometimes you need a biological male superior and sports just like when i was in gym class, w would pic

i was 'ust lookin: does not make sense. i was 'ust looking there i does not make sense.e at i does not make sense. i was 'ust looking there at youri does not make sense. i wasjust looking there at your wedding i looking there at your wedding pictures, and pictures of your husband, i was reading your story a little earlier about the fact that he came to you, the debts were cleared, he promised he wouldn't do it again and then was sucked in yet and again as a result, as you are saying in some of the pieces you had written, and the interviews you done, as a result of it being everywhere. and, frankly, now, social media as well.— everywhere. and, frankly, now, social media as well. yet, i mean, luke used — social media as well. yet, i mean, luke used to _ social media as well. yet, i mean, luke used to have _ social media as well. yet, i mean, luke used to have the _ social media as well. yet, i mean, luke used to have the odd - social media as well. yet, i mean, | luke used to have the odd football that was stuck in 2018 it changed. he started betting on horse racing, someh

indeed, historians lookin: at being imposed. indeed, historians looking at what's _ being imposed. historians looking at what's happening - being imposed. indeed, historians looking at what's happening in - looking at what's happening in russia now. but they have a terrible sense of deja vu. these enormously long sentences imposed on accusations of spying and treason, and various other totally stalinist practices that are making a comeback in russia. . for example the practice of reporting each other to the authorities, neighbours, friends, relatives, parents reporting their children to the authorities. probably allegedly offence of discrediting the russian armed forces. there have been numerous cases of people going to jail or being fined because somebody they know reported them to the police. that's what happened under stalin as well.— stalin as well. letters are russian service editor. _ stalin as well. letters are russian service editor. vitali _ stalin as well. letters are russian service editor. vitali has - stalin as well. letters are russian | service editor. vitali has con

we're 'ust lookin: about it on twitter. we're 'ust looking at fl about it on twitter.ust looking at the image of h about it on twitter. we're just looking at the image of when | about it on twitter. we're just - looking at the image of when you deliver that violin. like you say you are just the delivery guy travelling across the us with that violin, this antique violin, and what i loved about the thread for some at one point you said you got quite annoyed because you thought ali esmahilzada was being dismissive about this extraordinary instrument. yeah, i was trying to co—ordinate the drop— yeah, i was trying to co—ordinate the drop off— yeah, i was trying to co—ordinate the drop off and he was taking weeks and i the drop off and he was taking weeks and i carry— the drop off and he was taking weeks and i carry this thing on a flight across the _ and i carry this thing on a flight across the country and we were trying _ across the country and we were trying to — across the country and we were trying to co—ordinate and i thought,, that my friend had given this antique vi

we are 'ust lookin: at issues are still there! we are 'ust looking at a fi issues are still there!riety i issues are still there! we are 'ust looking at a variety offl issues are still there! we are just looking at a variety of different . looking at a variety of different pictures that we are getting from across paris and of course these protests are going on in many different cities as well. that is worth remembering. we were talking about emmanuel macron, he has invested so much personal capital and his own reputation in this change to the pension age. is it possible even at this late stage that there could be concessions or is that unlikely? i that there could be concessions or is that unlikely?— is that unlikely? i think it is most unlikel . is that unlikely? i think it is most unlikely- l _ is that unlikely? i think it is most unlikely. i think— is that unlikely? i think it is most unlikely. i think he _ is that unlikely? i think it is most unlikely. i think he sought - is that unlikely? i think it is most unlikely. i think he sought for - unlikely. i think he sought for steep

we are lookin: arrived in the airport. we are looking at — arrived in the airport.he airport. we are looking at pictures of the - arrived in the airport. we are l looking at pictures of the plane landing at stansted. everyone on board will be hugely relieved to be back home if they are british to see theirfamily and friends back home if they are british to see their family and friends who will be waiting for them. what sort of stories have you heard? i know you have been speaking to colleagues and contacts as well but what sort of stories have you heard from sudan about the experiences that these people have been having? you about the experiences that these people have been having? you can put ourself in people have been having? you can put yourself in their— people have been having? you can put yourself in their shoes _ people have been having? you can put yourself in their shoes and _ people have been having? you can put yourself in their shoes and imagine - yourself in their shoes and imagine what it is like to have to upend your entire life over the course of a

this is a picture we're lookin: point. this is a picture we're looking at — point.nt. this is a picture we're looking at that you'd - point. this is a picture we're looking at that you'd taken l point. this is a picture we'rel looking at that you'd taken in point. this is a picture we're - looking at that you'd taken in the moments afterfinal looking at that you'd taken in the moments after final whistle, when looking at that you'd taken in the moments afterfinal whistle, when it was confirmed that there was a 3—1 win. as a former chair of the supporters trust, take me through the emotional roller—coaster you had notjust the emotional roller—coaster you had not just over the the emotional roller—coaster you had notjust over the last the emotional roller—coaster you had not just over the last years the emotional roller—coaster you had notjust over the last years but as a wrexham fan and seeing it decline and suffer with a lack of investment and suffer with a lack of investment and then reaching the heady heights of tonight. and then reaching the heady heights of toni

i'm lookining for my brothther luigi..exaxactly like e , bubut tall andnd skinny anand . anand does he e also have ea breaththtaking musustache? [ growlingng ] [ screreaming ] i i hope you told your brorotr how much y you loved h him. bebecause you'u're probablby nenever gonna a see him agag. was ththat too darark? -yeses. sorry. hang on n luigi. excuse m me, everybobody! comiming throughgh! this guy's's brother is going t to die. [ gasps ]] [ chucklkles ] >>> an underwater twist on an easter classic. a scuba diving easter bunny! hid eggs for divers and snorkelers, it happened after key largo. the underwater easter egg hunt maman: i'm not slowowing down anytitime soon. the underwater easter egg hunt is staged that's why i tatake osteo o bi-flex evevery day. maman: i'm not slowowing down anytitime soon. the underwater easter egg hunt is staged it''s clininically shohown to improrove joint comforort in 7 dayays, and contntinues to improvove over timime. kinda likeke us. osteo bi-f-flex. because i'i'm madede to m. (soothing m

we'll lea youve i'm lookining for my brothther luigi.. hehe looks exaxactly like e , bubut tall andnd skinny anand . anand does he e also have ea breaththtaking musustache? [ growlingng ] [ screreaming ] i hohope you tolold your brorr how much y you loved h him. bebecause you'u're probablby nenever gonna a see him agag. was ththat too darark? -yeses. sorry. hang on n luigi. excuse m me, everybobody! comiming throughgh! this guy's's brother is going t to die. [ gasps ]] [ chucklkles ] >>> this sunday, the abortion legal wars. a judge suspends the abortion pill

yet lookin: well, aueless. ., yet looking well, ageless. i am t in: to yet looking well, ageless.ing well, ageless. i —n trying to be ageless, i have had a little work done. but not quite as much or as some of us here... laughter. but the thing is you are still recognisable. brute but the thing is you are still recognisable.— but the thing is you are still recognisable. but the thing is you are still recoanisable. ~ . , . . recognisable. we have seen that a few times this _ recognisable. we have seen that a few times this morning _ recognisable. we have seen that a few times this morning and - recognisable. we have seen that a few times this morning and it - recognisable. we have seen that a few times this morning and it still| few times this morning and it still makes me laugh! fellow comedians have taken to social media to remember a man they describe as a "true great". rob brydon tweeted — the comedian said he was with humphriesjust days ago in australia, and he was, as ever, making him laugh. he said — matt lucas thanked the star for his inspiration. and ricky gervais wrote —

to see more of a washout before the great opportunities that some people like bill gros are s are lookin. for the group overal, you see a washout. >> matt maley, thank you very much i appreciate it. >>> we have a lot ahead this hour, including the word every investor needs to know today. >>> the esg investing is gaining momentum as another state bars consideration with public investment consideration. >>> and johnson & johnson is set to test the ipo waters with the key consumer business spinoff. >>> later on, bracing for big tech and if alphabet can outlast the recent online ad slowdown. weava ryus he ve by hour still ahead when "worldwide exchange" returns after this commercial break. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network, with no line activation fees or term contracts... saving you up to 75% a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet cus

we have been lookin: at definitely possible. we have been looking at and _ definitely possible.ms and - definitely possible. we have been looking at and diagrams and wind| looking at and diagrams and wind farms. you mention cables. and take me through the official consequences if there were to be some attack on any of those things? it if there were to be some attack on any of those things?— if there were to be some attack on any of those things? it depends on the scale of _ any of those things? it depends on the scale of the _ any of those things? it depends on the scale of the attack _ any of those things? it depends on the scale of the attack but - any of those things? it depends on the scale of the attack but if - any of those things? it depends on the scale of the attack but if it - any of those things? it depends on the scale of the attack but if it is i the scale of the attack but if it is a a large disruptive attack to take out multiple power cables it could be devastating for societies in the north and north of europe because we are dependent on communication and all of

obviously what you are lookin: million. obviously what you are looking at _ million.ously what you are l looking at is historic. in terms of what tiktok were doing, are you sure that that doesn't continue now as we are speaking, or has this been fixed 's tiktok assures us that they now have steps — 's tiktok assures us that they now have steps in _ 's tiktok assures us that they now have steps in place _ 's tiktok assures us that they now have steps in place to _ 's tiktok assures us that they now have steps in place to prevent - have steps in place to prevent children under 13 signing up. they have better steps in place to detecting underage people on the platform and better measures to take them off if they have been signed up. in addition, since the investigation, the information commissioner's office has issued age—appropriate design code which is age—appropriate design code which is a further set of rules protecting children online so that they get the benefit of online engagement but in a safe way and it provides mandatory privacy respecting default settings in

and we're also then lookin forward to october, where we have a trial coming up, th civil trial on the issue o valuations that's where they inflat assets when they want to get a loan, and when they are goin to the tax man, they're no really worth a lot >> and he did that on ever possible property you coul even think of. >> back decades. >> my goodness phil, donald trump says thes indictments will not push hi out of the 2024 race but former arkansas governor republican governor as hutchinson, said trump shoul drop out does it seem like there's more and more republicans quietly saying, okay dude, it's over even if they're not saying i publicly >> well, other than hutchinson almost no republican is saying that publicly. and certainly in private, they wish trump would turn a page would not run, would allow for a new generation that doesn' have this kind of baggage to lead the party in 2024 and yet, this is where the voters in the republican party at least as of today, are. the polls consistently sho trump with a really sizabl advantage in this race and you know, even as we see s many donor

the church was lookin: lose this case? the church was looking at _ lose this case?king at whether the six—month mandate the royal college of nursing had for strike action had expired by the last day of the 48—hour strike. so that's on tuesday, if it expired by tuesday. after looking at the evidence he ruled that the mandate had lapsed, which means the royal couege had lapsed, which means the royal college of nursing will have to end its strike by the end of monday. the health secretary steve barclay brought the case of the nhs bosses suggested that it may be in breach of trade union legislation, and the judge in the ruling was quite critical of the nurses union. he ordered them to pay the costs and said they had acted in a high degree of unreasonableness. on the outcome was inevitable. and instead of grasping the nettle and conceiving, they had forced the government to take the case to court. == they had forced the government to take the case to court. -- grasping the nettle and _ take the case to court. -- grasping the nettle and conceiving. - take the case to cour

lookin: i've heard you talk about that. yes. looking back _ i've heard you talk about that. yes. i've heard you talk about that. yes. looking back at it now, _ i've heard you talk about that. jazz looking back at it now, was that i've heard you talk about that. 123 looking back at it now, was that the only reason you wanted to pull out? yes. that was literally the issue. let's say you buy a warehouse full of goods and you are told that less than 5% of the goods in the warehouse are broken. but then you actually look into the warehouse and it turns out 25% of the things are broken. you would be like, half, thatis broken. you would be like, half, that is not what you said. so you chance that is not what you said. so you change your _ that is not what you said. so you change your mind _ that is not what you said. so you change your mind again - that is not what you said. so you change your mind again and - that is not what you said. so you i change your mind again and decide that is not what you said. so you - change your mind again and decide to buy, did you do that because... ? i

pretty ethical, i don't think i did anything wrong without anybody neutral or anybody knowledgeable lookinnse that th chief justice has the authorit to investigate the situation like this simply because there is nothing written down abou what the chief justice can our cannot do, and there is nothin written down that says h cannot investigate >> when the alito leaked too place on the - he didn't hesitate to call out an investigation, when i think at the time he probably though that it was some staffer and they really let loose th dogs, they seized telephones they went through emails, they took a sworn statements, the had affidavits, they brought i investigators, they did all r me their fellow justices and then when everybody noticed, wait a minute, didn't you leave som people out here -- to that opinion? they went back and said oh yeah, we had that iterative proces with the justices, n statements, nothing that resembles real investigative behavior so yes he can do it, they made a hash out of it last time they will have to do it righ sooner or later and if the won't do this themselves the wi

we are lookin: highest, he was at his best. we are looking forward i highest, he was at his best.at will i highest, he was at his best. we are looking forward to what will be i highest, he was at his best. we are looking forward to what will be the | looking forward to what will be the last of those first round matches. sean murphy in a bit of a pickle, for a five down going in against the last of the five rookies this year. he's taken that one frame advantage into wet promises to be a rather intriguing final session. it is on bbc four at seven o'clock sharp. of course, you can keep up to date on that match on the bbc sport website and the app as well. one of britain's brightest boxing prospects is facing a huge challenge when he takes on a very accomplished ukrainian injune. the 21—year—old has six knockout wins and just eight fights and remains undefeated in his professional career. he's been compared to former world champion in the aircon, and a super lightweight likes the idea of following him to his top of his game. he's been telling us his story. have people say on the next,

>> i took the sports likenes to what i was seeing, an entertained myself b pretending what i was lookin at where sport scenes. >> among his first inspirations, atlas, with the weight of th world on his shoulders it reminded him of - back in the day, and his beloved knicks >> facing the crowd, and yeah, exactly. >> neither - nor atlas shrugged henry smith, nbc news, new york >> art, but make it sports we are, but also awesome something to think about whe you are watching the nba playoffs this weekend. on that note, i wish you a ver good night from all our colleagues at the networks of nbc news, thank yo for staying up late. i will see you at the end of tomorrow >> this was how they introduce the bill in the house of representatives. >> for thousands of years in human history we've recognized as a species that there ar women and man. over the last several year there's been a perversion in our culture by the enemy, an the left has completel embraced the lie to erase th lines of gender, and t convince you that there isn' really gender and that gende is fluid and can be whatever you want whe

i think they will also be lookin: impartial. i think they will also be looking out _ impartial.is it interesting that our american editor sarah smith was just as a conference with the national security council's director, and she asked, do they think it is necessary for the devolved government to be up and running, in orderto for the devolved government to be up and running, in order to access that economic development, is it a prerequisite that there is a government before they can be economic assistance? a lot of people will look but also be asking whether this can be used as a carrot. and i think the answer was that they won't be putting any preconditions on it, there is a need for support and development here. the business leaders are looking for that, stability and certainty, but they would also like some more money and investment here.— investment here. absolutely. if there is agreement _ investment here. absolutely. if there is agreement on - investment here. absolutely. if there is agreement on anything amongst — there is agreement on anything amongst politicians in nort

>> i took the sports likenes to what i was seeing, an entertained myself b pretending what i was lookintions, atlas, with the weight of th world on his shoulders it reminded him of - back in the day, and his beloved knicks >> facing the crowd, and yeah, exactly. >> neither - nor atlas shrugged henry smith, nbc news, new york >> art, but make it sports we are, but also awesome something to think about whe you are watching the nba playoffs this weekend. on that note, i wish you a ver good night from all our colleagues at the networks of nbc news, thank yo for staying up late. i will see you at the end of tomorrow

would just be staring at that phot constantly >> i was at a loss for a while i had to refrain from lookin at it very much, because it wa just too much after all thes years. >> reporter: the couple told harris they had met his ex-wif and daughter in 1999. they kne them as alex and samantha. lee was married to a south african named juan geldenhuys, wit whom she had a son. although lee never spoke about her past the couple had long suspecte that savanna was not juan' biological daughter. what di the couple tell you about ho they had discovered this secret? >> you know, i think it was gradual process on their part. >> reporter: the couple told harris, lee and her husban divorced in 2008. and that recently, they themselves ha had a falling out with her they had always wanted to know more about their friend' mysterious past, so they decided to do some investigating of their own. le had once mentioned that she ha a home in belize. armed with that, savanna's birth date and other tidbits of information they'd picked up over the years, they searched the internet and discovered lee's secret. they're