lydia was actually gone from the scene. >> reporter: lydia was lydia tillman, 30 years old, a well-traveledntative. the lone occupant of the burned apartment. and now barely alive. >> she had been beaten severely and had jumped out the second-story window to escape the fire. the crew got there, they found her in the back yard, and she stood up and ran straight to the ambulance and got in the back. >> looking awful. >> looking awful. she had been beaten severely, and she didn't have any clothes on. >> reporter: lydia, as paramedics discovered, had also been raped. but that wasn't all that happened. once she got to the hospital, she suffered a massive stroke. it was because of her injuries that she suffered the stroke. she was severely beaten. she was stomped. some of her injuries were indicative of like a high-speed car crash. >> reporter: lydia was airlifted to an intensive care hospital in denver. her sister esther got the news and rushed to the hospital. >> she was unrecognizable when i saw her. i couldn't believe it was her. i would look at her, and nothing looked like her. she has a tat

well, he married lydia. gunter on his mother-in-law who was one of the most arent racists of the 19th century? so he left his wife and his mother-in-law to live together and scratch each other's eyeballs out while he went out dating other women by the way in in the spirit of aloha. she you can turn that back like a mirror on people. sometimes she adopted his --. as his hanai mother which was really very embarrassing. i hope that wasn't a 10 minute thing dr. crawley. oh telling me speed it along. oh, yeah. well, she raised funds for the queen's hospital. she helped bernice established the kahumanu society for the benefit of the sick and the elderly she composed a new national anthem for command may the 5th after he became king. there he is. he was called the last of the great chiefs. he went all the power, but he used it very responsibly. by the way, the next king luna lilo, he's very interesting. he was brilliant. he had excellent liberal sensibilities. he had been betrothed from birth to those two brothers

for more on those results, lydia rings worth -- lydia rainswo rth, barclays managing director, joinsnow. this was really interesting. it is probably going to close lower. what do you think that's has about how investors took this announcement today? lydia: i think it was the idea of it being exceptional in terms of the gas trading business, and there was a little bit of, realistically, we are looking at that initial supply with the expedition that maybe it says something about the second half of the bad back and what sort of scale that would be. what we do know is there will be a buyback, given that they have had their net debt target little bit earlier. certainly there were expectations for higher buyback read through. guy: so why the caution, then? if there is an opportunity to get more shareholders back on board, which was basically the object of the exercise, why the caution? lydia: i think they hit that net are ge -- that net debt target earlier than they were planning to. they were only planning for that at the beginning of next year, and the outlook for the oil price, given wh

lydia parker, thank ou kind of stuck there. lydia parker, thank you very — kind of stuck there.thank you very much for - kind of stuck there. lydia parker, thank you very much forjoining i kind of stuck there. lydia parker, | thank you very much forjoining us this evening on bbc news.- thank you very much forjoining us this evening on bbc news. the indian government says there is no need to panic despite doctors saying people are dying in the streets and as desperate families try to buy oxygen on the black market as hospitals run out. the country is struggling with record coronavirus infections. more than 350,000 have been recorded in the past day. 0ur india correspondent rajini vaidyanathan reports. in gujarat, it's come to this. a hired van, now a makeshift ambulance. with no doctors available, this man is doing all he can to save his aunt himself. people have been left to fend for themselves as india's health care system crumbles. it's a horror story on repeat. in delhi, this man waits outside this hospital with his relative. "we've been to a few, but they won't admit him," h

thank you, lydia. >> trace: new body cam video released by chicago police shows an officer shooting a 13-year-old in the alley. video police chased the teenager while getting commands to stop. the officer fired one shot and killed the teen. chicago police say he had a gun. the lawyer says his hands you were up at the time of the shooting. the president of the seattle police officers guild is with us. great to see you. the two videos circulating one shows 13-year-old adam toll aid owe where he turns toward police, it appears he has nothing in his hands. the second video shows him apparently tossing something. it may have been a gun over a fence. how important are these two videos as this investigation moves forward? >> good morning and thank you for having me on again. in any death, whether it's community member against community member or police against someone who is conducting violence or is a threat they are all tragic. i think we can understand that. and i think people need to realize that the overwhelming theme here is why is this incident occurring? it's quite clear that if peop

lydia. >> reporter: good afternoon, ashley.they're in the process of trying to acquire more vehicles to alleviate the strain on the supply of rental cars. but in the meantime, they say that they're moving the cars that they do have around the country to try to match that demand. if you look at destination cities right now, you'll see there's scarce inventory for these rental cars. auto slash.com shows cars are sold out in many airports across florida, hawaii, arizona and georgia. usually car rental company buy their fleets of cars at a discount, but that has been limited by the conductor chip shortage. some companies scale down last year during the pandemic as demand waned, and now supply is limited. listen to this. >> the prices are at historic highs right now both for new and used vehicles. and the chip shortage is one of the primary drivers there, and the manufacturers can't seem to get enough pumped out to meet the demand. >> reporter: experts say this shortage really concentrated in destination cities right now, but they e

lydia hu is following the developments there in the state of georgia. lydia, it is good to see you.eporter: hi, there, liz, good to see you as well. apple is the latest company to join the long list of companies speaking publicly condemning the new law in borger. this is following developments in major league baseball where the league is reportedly considering, exploring options to move the all-star game away from atlanta this summer this all started when a group of black business executives, merck ceo ken frazier and former american express ceo ken chenault started calling on corporate leaders to speak out against the new voting laws in georgia, saying it will disproportionately hurt voters of color. for reference let's review some of the claims that are being made about this new law. to set the record straight. democrats are saying that this law ends voting hours early and that is not true. the fact voting on election day will run 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. which is the same as current voting hours. as early voting new lawyer requires pols to open 9:00 to five at minimum. local offici

lydia hu has the story.e classrooms or is there something more going on here? reporter: hey there, charles, yeah, that is a big reason. a study from the u.s. census bureau that found those out of work during the pandemic, women ages 25 to 44 were three times more likely than men due not to be working due to child care demand. that is part of the reason why critics say spending trillions of dollars to restart the economy will not help women. 2 trillion-dollar infrastructure spending reportedly would create jobs but the jobs are in historically mail dominated fields like the manufacturing, housing, transportation even. the administration admin asking to propose another one trillion dollars in the care giving economy. some say the spending won't help women if schools are not reopened. according to education week, only 10 states ordered schools to be reopened for some in-person learning. some states have no order in effect, leaving decision about the reopening up to the local districts. take new jersey as an exa

lydia campbell, bbc news.more spectators will be permitted to attend. france is in a third nationwide lockdown amid a surge in coronavirus cases. the french tennis federation said postponing was the "best solution". sarah hunter will play her first england game for 13 months when they face italy on saturday in the women's six nations. hunter comes straight back into the side and will reclaim

neil: lydia, thank you very much. lydia hu at newark airport.ydia was alluding here, boris johnson in britain was hopeful to get international travel back, come may 17th. that will be the last piece of this travel puzzle, making sure the globe is in sync in travel around the world resuming as well. back to jonathan hoenig on that. it is so crucial to the economic rebound not just here, everywhere, you got to get people back in planes, get them visiting other countries, vice versa. they're not quite there yet, does that put a train how much we improve here? what do you think? >> neil, what is interesting, a lot of stocks, you talk about markets are forward-looking. airline stocks, for example, the travel related stocks they have been at 52 highs for weeks now. they're anticipating -- neil: absolutely. >> what i think is positive writ large, we're starting to see some differentiation between the airlines. keeping middle seat policies or and travelers are taking a type of risk they're comfortable with. maybe not traveling at all, various type of se

i have also nominated anita -- nominated to justice department nominees, lydia gupta and kristen clark, highly-respected lawyers who have spent their entire careers fighting to advance racial equity and justice. they have the experience and the skill necessary to advance our administration's priorities to root out unconstitutional policing and reform our criminal justice system. and they deserve to be confirmed. we also need congress to act. george floyd was murdered almost a year ago. there is meaningful police reform legislation in his name. you just heard the vice president speak of it. she helped write it, legislation to tackle systemic misconduct in police departments, restore trust between law enforcement and the people they are entrusted to serve and protect. but it shouldn't take a year to get this done. in my conversations with the floyd family, and i spoke with them again today, i assured them that we are but to continue to fight for the george floyd justice in policing act, so i could sign the law as soon as possible. but there is more to do. finally, it is the work we do ev

lydia campbell was watching: with film leaving a minor miracle to stay up, the emirates would have beene never beaten arsenal away from home, and if martinelli hadn't got this right 30 seconds and, you wouldn't expect that to change. when you are scrapping at the bottom, you need all the luck you can get. danny thought he had taken the lead, only for it to be just offside in the build—up. and from a toenail offside to a toenailfoul, build—up. and from a toenail offside to a toenail foul, gabrielle giving away a penalty for this challenge. josh stepped up and fulham were in the lead, giving them a glimmer of hopein the lead, giving them a glimmer of hope in this relegation dogfight. football is a cruel old game, and six minutes into injury time, arsenal were pulled level and fulham pushed closer to the drop. fulham do move a point closer to fourth from bottom burnley tonight — the gap is six points — after burnley were beaten 3—i at manchester united. 0le gunnar solksjaer�*s side are now ten points clear of leicester in third, and eight behind the leaders manchester city. craig templeton

lydia healey, mohcd. i do have a little bit more that i can share that might address your question, commissioner diamond. the marketing was delayed when it came to these units. the marketing was delayed for a year with the h.o.a. the mixed tenure concept was illuminated, and we all agreed that that was not the intent of the legislation. >> and i'm sorry, lydia. i didn't mean to interrupt you. >> yeah. >> we've been working very closely with supervisor ronen's office, and amy, she can speak to this, as well. one of the primary goals of the legislation was the b.m.r. tenure has to match the tenure, and that wouldn't have come up if we hadn't checked in the code. >> we're really drilling down in the entitlement process at mohcd to make sure that we're passing on m.s.r.s to mohcd. >> commissioner diamond: so are there any projects in the pipeline that are mixed-tenure projects that are under the same scenario? >> there are a couple that we're still working through. they're a little bit of a different scenario

neil: lydia, thank you very much, my friend. lydia hu on all of that. update you what they're doing across the country. new york state easing covid-19 restrictions at offices expanding capacity to 75% from 50%. that is supposed to take effect may 15th. they have had steady improvements here. they will increase gym capacity from 33% to 50%. outdoor he can spectator events from 33% to 50%. midtown manhattan outside of fox news headquarters the slow return to work is on. the question is what is being done in the interim before you get to work presumably in the fall when most of this will presumably take hold. in new york for example, they expect to be near 100% capacity on all sorts of things. it will be after labor day. you have kids, looking at summer camps all of that, what do you do for them. what will restrictions be for them. molly line following new cdc guidelines. we're waiting on the guidelines, molly. what are you hearing? reporter: good afternoon, neil, great to be with you. the cdc guidelines, they have released a number of measures, it is real

an eagle here at the second hole before closing with a round of 68 that left her two shots clear of lydiaied to reign her in. she's come a long way since she finished as top amateur in this event three years ago. it's a dream come true every time i play here. i remember exactly, i was on this green, receiving my low amateur award, and i saw they were jumping and i actually took a snapchat and the caption was, "one day." it has been crazy. you sense plenty more victories to come. and finally these two, no strangers to snooker fans. seven—time world champion stephen hendry and jimmy white. they have contested four world championship finals in the past, hendry winning every one. including their classic which he sealed by a frame in 1994. hendry made his return to the sport at 52. now the pair prepare to meet again, not in a final, but in qualifying. for a chance to play at the crucible once again. people want to beat me. i will be, you know, i'll be a scalp for somebody. but, yeah, it's going to be, i'm going to try and approach it, find a way of approaching it, and not put too much importan

they want to cut lots of hair, like, lydia did, and big colour changes.me. of course, you've got to space people out. exactly. give people time. masks, visors, all of that. yes, social distancing, yes. absolutely. well, we will let you get back on with it. thank you. i know you've got lots of people to see. busy day in store for hairdressers up and down the country, and i am hopeful while i am here i might be able to get in the chair because it has been a while. it is certainly longer than it has ever been. i could definitely do with a cut myself. there have been so many tributes to prince philip over the past few days. community affairs correspondent has been to meet some of those working towards their duke of those working towards their duke of edinburgh in the woods of hertfordshire. wait, where are we going, harry? up here or up there? to finally be able to go up to the loft and grab your bag, full of all your d of e stuff, it's honestly incredible. wearing the rucksack again, you get the map, you get the compass, and you're just like, i want to go no

just not into that, lydia. lydia, thanks very much. lydia hu on that. get feedback how this is hitting the markets. the dow is up 300 points. there is concern this will be inflationary. we're not seeing it in the 10-year note. yields are dipping a little bit. that is separately helping technology stocks. the nasdaq up about 123 points. so this notion this competition for stocks a little less so today. so they're having the best of all worlds. the economy that is clearly humming and prices at least today seem not as nearly as dangerous as they were. the yield now about 1.55 on a 10-year. remember when it was flirting with 1.70, going to 1 and 3/4 still might. not happening today. liz peek, mike murphy, shana sissel. liz, if i can begin with you first from your take on these economic numbers. a lot of borne of the improvement on the virus front. the fact now as of today 37% of americans have had at least one vaccine dose. it is rapidly increasing the troubles around j&j notwithstanding. the great coming out party is on. what do you make of it? >> well, ne

gillian. >> gillian: lydia in new york, thank you so much.of in-person learning before some american students. san diego schools have been remote for over a year now and set to partially reopen later this month on april 12th but fox news is learning exclusive details about the school district which has given its teachers the option to swap shifts and instead teach migrant children in person rather than their own american students. one school board official says 15 teachers have already volunteered and over 1,000 have expressed interest in signing up. this comes despite the covid infection rate among migrant kids in u.s. custody right now being far higher, 9%, than the rate among san diego students. critics are calling out the move as hypocritical. listen. >> why can't they do that first and foremost for american children who are paying american taxes from their families? if they think it is safe enough to go ahead and educate these people, then educate all the children. but that's not what they're doing. >> gillian: the founder of reopen cali

lydia? >> hi, neil.more corporations joining the long list of companies today condemning the new georgia law. most recent is apple. this passed on party lines last week. today major league baseball is exploring options to move their all-star baseball game, possibly away from atlanta this summer. all of this got started when a group of black business executives, ken frazier and former american express ken chenault called on leaders to speak out about the voting laws saying the lays will hurt voters of color. now, as you just mentioned, some of the claims, let's review a couple of them making a lot of buzz and set the report straight here. democrats say the law will end voting hours early, but that's not true. the fact is that voting on election day will run from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., which is the same as current polling hours. as for early voting, the new law requires that polls stay open from 9:00 to 5:00 at a minimum. local officials are free to keep them open longer if they want to. the time frame is

lydia is live at churchill downs in louisville. hi, lydia. >> hi, martha.owns is expected 45,000 people to be here tomorrow for the kentucky derby. that is under the reduced capacity. usually you can expect to see 160,000 people or more. now, we're standing here on the first turn of the track. step out of the way so you can get a look at our great view here. you can see some of the horses walking by right now. people in the stands, off in the distance here. today is the kentucky oaks race. the running of the filly that happens before the derby. we talked to a horse owner earlier today, travis folly. his horse is running in the derby tomorrow. here's what he had to say. >> for somebody like else, it's almost impossible. we're not supposed to be here. has a nice mare out of a small operation. goes to show you how anything can happen in this game. it's not always the big money. >> after the derby tomorrow, up next, preakness in baltimore in two weeks and then the belmont stakes in june and then finding out if we could have a triple crown winner this year. back

lydia, how busy is it out there today?k this monday morning. there is a short line at tsa check-in at terminal b. a longer line at the starbucks. this is part of an increase in travel that we're seeing happening recently. during this easter holiday on sunday, friday before, travel numbers of people passing through checkpoints making records during the pandemic, clocking more than a million 1/2 people boarding a plane but here at 360 duty-free in terminal b, i'm only one in the store. my photographer and field producer, the store is closed. they have no one to stop here because international travel has made a comeback. they have no one here to come buy the products duty-free. they are open only with one outgoing international flight. they have one at 2:00. they're not operating the normal hours. they have 40 stores across north america, latin america, revenue for duty-free shops is down 85%. listen to this. >> it is very challenging right now for us in this environment but there is a degree of optimism coming back in as we

lydia who for fox business. a group of gop lawmakers from south carolina is calling on the state's governor to ban vaccine passports over the weekend. five of south carolina's republican members of congress sent a letter to governor henry mcmaster. they argued that requiring citizens to provide vaccine passports to go about their business is a violation of federal privacy laws. governor mcmaster has already indicated he does not support the idea of vaccine passports. coming up. joe biden administration trying to drum up support for the president's huge infrastructure plan, but the price tag isn't sitting well with a lot of people, plus, a new poll shows. well the majority of americans approve of president biden's job in office. they do not approve of how he's handling the situation at the southern border. i'm lauren blanchard in washington gillette proglide. five blades and a pivoting flexball designed to get virtually every hair on the first stroke. so you're ready for the day with a fresh face for a fresh star

neil: lydia, thank you very much for that.ent's $2.3 trillion stimulus package to help things get going on infrastructure. on the transportation front, pete buttigieg saying there will be republican support. saying on fox news he has no doubt there will be. >> really want republican senator on this plan. whether in the end whether they decide to support this plan is up to them. we'll do everything we can to earn their support. the president welcomes ideas on this. i'm on the phone every day with members of both parties, seeing what they like, where the concerns are, since infrastructure is bipartisan priority among the american people, we would love to have nothing more than a bipartisan vote on that here in washington. neil: all right. mitch mcconnell, the senate republican leader has anything to do or say about it, that does not seem likely. the senate republican honcho saying he does not think there are any republican votes for this package as things stand now. go to republican congressman mike gallagher of wisconsin, what

lydia hu is here to tell us what's next as the votes are being counted as we speak. >> reporter: hi,so much of what's happening these days, it's being made public through a zoom link. unfortunately, we can't show you that process, but i can tell you able to see it, and it's a room where you see agents from the national labor relations board that are going through hand counting each vote one by one, calling out whether it's a yes or no vote and placing them in the respect i boxes. and there's also an agent or a representative, i should say, from both amazon and the union there to watch along with many people that are tuning in to watch this as it unfolds. now, it's unclear exactly how long this process is going to take, but it is taking longer than usual because the voting happened through mail and not in person as usually that happens. now, the vote was actually ended a week ago, and since then the national labor relations board sorted through the votes with representatives from amazon and the union just to review the names and suggests, not how the finish signatures, not how the vot

. >>> over in the lpga, domination sensation for lydia in hawaii this week. she won after a 65 in the final round. a record 28 under par, first win on tour since 2018. and check it out, she can hula dance as well. >>> game day tonight. brandon snyder, the warriors new team president on the hurdles he's face coming up >>> the stars are gearing up for tonight's american academy of country music awards. >> to want's show takes the stage in nashville. they're breaking new ground this year. for the first time, five black artists are nominate for awards in a single year, including kane brown, the first black country artist nominated for album of the year award. another first, a black woman is hosting. mickey guyton alongside keith urban. they're right here on kpix 5 r 60 minutes. >>> that's it r us at 5:00. see you re at 6:00 for a full hour ew >> that's juliette goodrich along with darren on sports. remind you that news updates are always captioning sponsored s >> duncan: tonight an anxious nation awaits a verdict. >> black lives matter. >> duncan: with frustratio

lydia campbell, bbc news.sports news stories making the headlines today. the french open has been postponed by a week in the hope that more spectators will be permitted to attend. france is in a third nationwide lockdown amid a surge in coronavirus cases. the french tennis federation said postponing was the "best solution". sarah hunter will play her first england game for 13 months when they face italy on saturday in the women's six nations. hunter comes straight back into the side and will reclaim the captaincy as one of ten changes to the side that beat scotland last weekend. and sachin tendulkar has been released from hospital. the india cricket legend is still suffering from covid—19. he says he will remain isolated while continuing to rest and recuperate. all 18 counties playing on the opening day of the 2021 county championship season. defending champions essex host worcestershire in the county championship, and it was a start to forget for england's highest test run scorer, alastair cook — he was caugh

took 3 years thought though that there were chunks of stone and i wouldn't be i'm sorry to say late lydia but i get the elements of the pops through given that i knew it would be done but i found out the walls are almost 500 years old with a stunning good condition that i will be there you will get a full title of the letters they have to prop up the dome and bell tower will walk up to me when people there but everything else was fine you know that effect i mean it. tossed that installed a wooden frame on around a quarter of the space to create 2 separate floors there are no dividing wall which means the bedroom is only separated by 3 thin metal ropes from the rest of the name . yes however i do get some privacy when they sleep in the converted bell tower. causes work space for overlooks the entire interior space. the opposite room meanwhile can only be reached via a slack line suspended in mid-air. which was too much for our camera man. business but people were still figuring out what to do with that room we might turn into a bedroom me or a library. because we also need to decide how to

ashley: sign me up, lydia. looks beautiful on the beach in the jersey shore, thank you so much, appreciate it. >> all right let's move on, american express investors getting fired up in a bad way, coming up next, our floor show traders will tackle the first quarter spending shocker that has the financial services giant sinking into the red, and also we'll talk about the stocks you should really be giving credit to here in the final hour. let's check the big board very quickly, as we head to the break , the dow up 266 points at 34, 083, not bad, and the "claman countdown" is coming right back. we started with computers. we didn't stop at computers. we didn't stop at storage or cloud. we kept going. working with our customers to enable the kind of technology that can guide an astronaut back to safety. and help make a hospital come to you, instead of you going to it. so when it comes to your business, you know we'll stop at nothing. so when it comes to your business, metastatic breast cancer is relentless, you kno

lydia hu is with us. she is at a diner in clinton, new jersey. lydia, a diner with a drive-thru?t? i happy eggs over easy is your favorite dish. that is what we ordered here, i hope that is okay. clinton station diner, give your order, pay at the pay station where miss ellie is manning the cash register. thank you, miss ellie. she will give a parking lot spot assigned to you. you will straight for your food. this is the rise in drive-thrus as people craving good eats. they didn't want to have the human contact. the owner here at clinton station diner said since he installed the drive-thru here in february, he is already seeing an increase in his revenue coming through the door in terms of thousands, hopes that it grows over time. he is optimistic about this addition. but allen and associates, that is a firm down in florida -- look at this, our food already up. speedy service. it looks delicious. >> enjoy your meal. reporter: thank you very much. experts tell us having a drive-thru can bring in a lot of money. 10 to 30% of profits added at door with drive-thru. big corporate chain

>> so this is behalf of lydia. good afternoon, i'm lydia. general manager of flowercraft garden center. here with my associate har len. first, we would like to extend thanks to richard and lou for their support and helpful suggestions on our application, as well as supervisor >> supervisor ronen:en and their -- hillary ronen and paul marsh for their letter of recommendation. in the mid 70s, our founder had a vision of turning the then defunct car wash into a garden center. longest standing independent owned garden center that has remained in the same location since 1974. we are truly original as we -- as we have maintained the original structure of the car wash along with the 20-foot sign that greets you while driving along bay shore boulevard since our inception. this year, we celebrate our 47th year of operation. flowercraft is peaceful, pleasant with an almost zen-like am by yawns. we have strong personal relationships with our customers. coming into flowercraft is like coming into a smalltown family owned business in the heart of the cit

lydia hu is at, a driving school in new jersey. lydia, will this shortage lead to increased costs? they say these costs could get passed along to the consumer, people like you and me. i'm at easy wheels driving school in secaucus, new jersey. i'm with victor instructors. we're in the closed driving course that students use to get their commercial driver's license. one of issues is the pandemic. maybe not surprising. it is taking longer for students to acquire a commercial driver's license. it used to take about two months. now it takes as long as six months in new jersey he says. experts say that same delay is being felt across the country. now the shortage as you alluded to, stuart. it started in 2019 before the pandemic. the american trucking association says there is estimated 60,000 drivers are needed. they believe the shortage has gotten worse as drivers left the industry. it has been very slow to add drivers during the pandemic but they say, they can't find new drivers and they can't add them stuart. these costs could start mounting. deliveries could slow. consumers could pay

lydia was at the front desk when she got buzzed.wo people in that she knew. >> the killer passed a total of four security cameras on the way to the murder, at the door, up the stairs and in the hallway leading to the studio before he entered the lounge, the shooter pulled a 40 caliber gun, put on a ski mask, and knocked over a woman as he opened the door. >> before jay could know what happened to him, they shot him. >> and in that sudden moment, jay would join the ranks of hip-hop royalty taken out too soon by gun violence. >> despite his celebrity, he wasn't immune to the high levels of homicide and lack of regard for life within our communities, especially young black male life that took his life and took tupac, that took biggie, that tooks nipseyhussle it goes on and on. >> we needed the community to come forward. the district attorneys, they need witnesses. they want people to talk to us. >> but the case finally reopened. >> we kept asking about it. we kept debriefing prisoners and continued to inquire about any information inte

midfielder chloe mccarron has been speaking to our reporter lydia campbell about how they need to improve qualify. i think after the game on friday night, we didn't play like we had been playing. we kind of went away from our whole... and getting a ball and passing it. which isn't, because we knew we did ourjob, and we weren't happy. i think that's for us to correct. d0 weren't happy. i think that's for us to correct-— weren't happy. i think that's for us to correct. , ., ~ ., ., to correct. do you think that having those hiuh to correct. do you think that having those high expectations _ to correct. do you think that having those high expectations is - to correct. do you think that having those high expectations is one - to correct. do you think that having those high expectations is one of l those high expectations is one of the reasons why you've gotten yourself to this position, where you're on the brink of something absolutely monumental? i think... which was one _ absolutely monumental? i think... which was one of— absolutely monumental? i think... which was one of the _ absolutely

fans will be in attendance in cleveland after last year's virtual event and lydia campbell's been lookingis time for one of the most exciting periods in the nfl calendar. hundreds of players will be waiting for the phone to ring, hoping to be selected after seven rounds of draft x will top the thing about the annabelle system is the team that plays the west will get the best players from the college system, so then you have the hope, the best pair that is coming in this year, it is like a complete reset. you feel like you have a chance now because you have the ability to draft the very top players. picking first is the jacksonville _ draft the very top players. picking first is the jacksonville jaguars. i first is the jacksonville jaguars. they finished last season with one win and 15 losses. they are expected to select quarterback trevor lawrence. to select quarterback trevor lawrence-— to select quarterback trevor lawrence. , ,., , ., , to select quarterback trevor lawrence. , , ., , , lawrence. everybody in nfl has been sa inc lawrence. everybody in nfl has been sa in: this lawrence. e

this is -- lydia, thank you very much. before any of this was announced, to lydia's point.re tax hikes on the very rich there, the very rich can also get out of the state. i'm just wondering where this goes. what do you think? >> neil, i don't see how anyone can be surprised by this news. new york is the 49th worst state for doing business in the country, and the reason is because between incredibly onerous labor laws, high taxes, high cost of living, businesses really struggle to you can seed in our state which is -- to succeed in our state which is not what we want. add to that the fact that over 100,000 people left new york city last year because of covid, because of high taxes, etc. you have a dwindling customer base for a lot of these businesses, and i'd say the third thing is i think de blasio, mayor de blasio and governor cuomo horrifically mismanaged our economy during this period of time, issuing ridiculous regulations like now you can open at 30% instead of 25%. as though that made any difference. but it all cost these businesses money. and it also meant that they

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lydia?cky bourbon, like you said, there are some tariff issues perk o perkolating but this is all happening coming out of a good year for alcohol sales, with american whiskey alone just that sector during the pandemic, their sales soared surpassing $4 billion. it was an 8% increase over the year before, and we're at a distillery called rabbit hole in downtown louisville and we're actually joined with the founder and the create or of rabbit hole , thank you so much for being here, and tell us, you know, given that last year alcohol sales were pretty good during the pandemic, how did rabbit hole fare? >> you know, we launched rabbit hole nationally in the midst of covid and to our surprise we had overall about 95% growth which was spectacular. reporter: now that we're seeing reopening and restaurants reopening and return to outdoor dining and indoor dining what are you expecting to see this year given that last year was such a boom for you. >> bars and restaurants are the heart and soul of our

neil: lydia, thank you very much for that. lydia hu on all of that.nd forth on this infrastructure package, democrats seem to think that they're got the votes to do this. i talked to jim clyburn, house majority whip, yesterday on that very subject, and he said they're embracing a lot of changes that they hope to make permanent. some of those after this. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit conventrydirect.com to find out if you policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. so jeff, you need all those screens streaming over your xfinity xfi... for your meeting? uhh yes. and your lucky jersey? oh, yeah.

comfortable manner he spoke of children being to get out of school so a deposit laws of to exclude lydia girls were discovered since 2004 where they are excluded and their community set up schools no other government cracks down on those schools and wasn't sick shut them down when families can't afford private school is another homeschooling they want to keep those kids from receiving home schooling no the problem is that it may be luck ringback or could not name one single most important is issued calling for separatism but i can tell you there with public is the one excluding the corners of those roads excluded the separatists and the less profit how can we fight a separate isn't what we want with the government does not fight a fight the systemic discrimination muslims group through are to walk even to access to health care. as we want to become a model for us i am just looking marco at how amnesty and international are viewing this anti separatist bell on my laptop fronts republican values norris discrimination which will be very brief but pick out some of the points of this bill tha

she won by two shots ahead of lydia ko, who produced a record equalling round on the final day. on bbc sport website, but that's all from me for now. john watson, thank you very much. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello, welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best new releases for viewing in the home while we look forward to cinemas reopening in may. the brilliant french algerian actor, tahar rahim, star of the tv hit the serpent got his big break in the 2009 prison drama a prophet for which he won a best actor cesar. now he's up for a bafta for his lead role in the mauritanian, another tale of captivity, this time in the us�*s notorious detention centre at guantanamo bay. they made me. they made you as in they coerced you? what do you think? i don't know, you tell me, did they coerce you? shh! you've gotta tell me what happened, mohamedou. you're asking me to set fire to this place but i'm still sitting here! rahim stars as mohamedou salahi, upon who's real life prison diaries the fillm is based. having been subjected to

lydia kaye is the mother of two children at lynwood elementary emotion is to remove lynwood from considerationschool just spared from closure by the nevada school district. this committee is tasked with selecting an elementary school to shut down due to falling enrollment. they're also looking to be more cost efficient, but we're actually reaching out to different um, that pt groups at both schools that are still in in question whether they would close or not, and we are offering translation help any additional support that they might want this past week the committee met to discuss the schools at risk now are rancho elementary and loose sudden elementary. parents from both appealed to the committee to keep their respective schools opens. blue satin makes the least sense too close. financial already offers a welcoming school, linwood kept its curriculum in place despite being the most expensive school per student out of the three. it's saving grace was the school's new dual immersion program. that means students learn english and spanish. at the same time, it's the only dual immersion program