chris mason. _ rescued. chris, many thanks again. chris mason, our— rescued.n. chris mason, our political— rescued. chris, many thanks again. chris mason, our political editor- chris mason, our political editor with the latest analysis. let's move on to the day's other news. the government has announced that it's achieved its target, of recruiting 20,000 extra police officers, in england and wales since the last general election in 2019. but labour points out that increase must be seen against a sharp reduction in the number of police, in the years before 2017. and they express concern that in recent years there's been a high number of experienced officers leaving the service. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds is here with more details. more bobbies on the beat. something any government would like to deliver. three years ago borisjohnson promised to recruit 20,000 more police officers by the end of last month. a target now achieved. 20,951 officers have signed up. this morning the home secretary suella braverman said, "we've delivered." we are actuall

mason mason section 121 subs no person may participate in conduct that disrupts or disturbs the orderly proceedings of thehe body. mason's section 561 sub one states, a legislative body has the right to regulate the conduct of its members and the discipline a member as it deems appropriate. monday this body witness one of its members participating in conduct that disrupted and disturbed the orderly proceedings of this body. this member did not proceed to the order ofrd the speaker to ce to order and c finally to clear the floor and instead encourage the continuation of the disruption of this body. placing legislators, staff, and even our pages at risk of harm. for these reasons it is my motion that the representative from house district number 100 will no longer be admitted to this floor, house at the room or house gallery for the duration of the session until the 68th legislature adjourns sine die. mr.is speaker. >> representative zephyr would you like five minutes to maker. remarks? >> thank you, mr. speaker. it is my honor today as with every day in this body to rise on behalf of my

ryan mason there, it's a difficult - mason there, it's a difficult assignment for them with a difficultwhich just one win in the last eight premier league meetings of these clubs. as united start in fourth place and are looking good for a champions league spot with the points before and a game in hand as well and if tottenham were to win they would be within three points of manchester united and maybe keep the holds kindling of champions league football here next season but is looking very much a long shot. four measures united, they have won the last three premier league games in a row and haven't conceded in them but there is significance in the game tonight because tottenham are seventh and manchester united haven't have a wee win for any team in the top seven. st mary's for southampton bournemouth in a relegation battle. bournemouth are four points off the drop zone, while southampton are rooted to the bottom of the table with six games to go, so thin bournemouth know these games could be pivotal in their bid to say in the premier league. if some type them when they would be three p

chris mason _ minister. indeed, chris. many thanks again. chris mason with _ minister.t. again. chris mason with the latest odds from westminster. within the past hour, some news from new mexico, where prosecutors have dropped criminal charges against the actor alec baldwin over the fatal shooting of cinematographer halyna hutchins on the set of the movie rust. but there is still a separate civil lawsuit against mr baldwin and the producers of the film. our correspondent sophie long is in los angeles. bring us up to date with the background and the reaction to tonight�*s developments. this of course follows the tragic death of 42—year—old halyna hutchins on the set of rust. she was a cinematographer. they were in a rehearsal when alec baldwin was holding a gun which discharged what we now know to be alive around that hit the director and killed halyna hutchins. in the aftermath of her death the filming of rust ceased. today, on the day filming was due to resume, not in new mexico but in montana, we heard from alec baldwin�*s lawyers that the criminal charges of involunt

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in an exclusive interview with the bbc�*s chris mason, dominic raab insists he behaved appropriately takes a swipe at the civil service. and what you've got is the risk here of a very small minority of very activist civil servants with a passive aggressive culture of the civil service who don't like some of the reforms, whether it's brexit, whether it's parole reform, whether it's human rights reform, effectively trying to block government. some view has found the weight given to mr raab�*s defence of his actions via that interview with chris mason to be excessive, meaning coverage of the story as a whole lacked impartiality. here's jake zeikowitz. richard brown wondered... that leading article on the website was headlined "dominic raab hits out at activist civil servants", and ian bartlett took particular exception to it. emailing... we asked bbc news for a statement in response to those comments. it reads... from last friday, there were four days of protests in london organised by the climate group extinction rebellion, and they were reported on bbc london news. they say this is th

in an exclusive interview with the bbc�*s chris mason, he said...il servants with a passive—aggressive culture of the civil service. who don't like some of the reforms whether it is brexit, whether it is parole form, whether it is human rights reform. effectively trying to block government. one of the headline story more leave the crisis hit cbi.

chris mason at westminster. _ minister'sjudgment.hris mason at westminster, thank you. _ in sudan, nearly a week of fighting between rival military factions has left at least 330 people dead. some civilians have fled the capital, khartoum, but others, including a number of british citizens, are trapped there and are running low on food and water. the intense fighting erupted last saturday with explosions, airstrikes and gunfire hitting densly packed neighbourhoods. the united nations has called repeatedly for a ceasefire, saying the humanitarian situation is now catastrophic. but so far those calls have been ignored. 0ur africa correpsondent, andrew harding, who's injohannesburg, has been talking to one man from cheshire who moved to sudan for work earlier this year and is now trapped. another sunrise over khartoum, but still no sign of the promised ceasefire in sudan's shell—shocked capital. across this vast country, hospitals are increasingly overwhelmed. these the victims of a power struggle between two rival armies, a war that's

in the last few hours, dominic raab sat down with chris mason to give his side of the story.r: is this a stitch up? >> i would not describe it this way. i resigned today because i said i would if there was any adverse finding from this inquiry. i was to to my word. politicians should be. i think it sets a dangerous precedent. the report dismissed almost all the claims against me. only once in 4.5 years did i lose my temper. it also highlighted three instances where i've been unintentionally abrasive, whether it was speaking directly to the senior civil servant who had breached a mandate very important in negotiation or the language i used was getting basic information. if the threshold for bullying is lowered that low, it's almost impossible for ministers to deliver for british people and will have a chilling effect on effective government, in which people pay the price. reporter: the report says you extended your hand out to another person, put to their face to stop them talking and you banged loudly on the table. you accept that as appropriate behavior in the workplace? >>

pursuant to mason's manual of legislative procedure, every member of the legislature is presumed to beal of each member has rights that must be respected. the rights of the minority and majority must be protected. freedom in the body involves obedience to all levels of the body including rules of decorum. mason section 121 no person may participate in conduct disrupt or disturb quarterly proceedings of theuc body. mason section 561 sub one state legislative body has the right to regulate its members and make discipline a member that deems appropriate. monday this body witness one of its members participating in conduct that disrupted and disturbed orderly proceedings of this body. this member did not go to the order of the speaker to come to order on the floor and instead encouraged the continuation of disruption of this body placing legislatures, staff and even our pages at risk of harm. for these reasons, the representative from house district number 100 be admitted to this floor, house room or house gallery for the duration until the sniper legislature adjourned, mr. speaker. >> wou

chris mason, many thanks.inspections are carried out after the suicide of a head teacher in january. ruth perry took her own life while waiting for the publication of an ofsted report, which was about to downgrade her school to "inadequate". but 0fsted says it will keep the single word overall grade for schools, despite calls to abandon them. here's our education editor branwen jeffreys. a small primary school like thousands of others. after inspection it wasjudged inadequate. there were concerns about checks on staff and records of safeguarding. ruth perry, the head teacher, took her life while waiting for the report. her sisterjulia agreed to speak to me for the first time after the family raised concerns. 0therteachers, head teachers, live in fear. but i've been absolutely overwhelmed by the number of people from all different quarters who have got in touch with me or who are just speaking out. 0fsted has said it is looking again at how inspections are handled, but for ruth's family, that's not enough. what

of the most troubling findings, a hospital worker called county workers about extensive bruising on mason. >> indicative of assault. as we know. there's reason to believe that she was severely sexually abused. >> the alameda county department of children and family services and 3 employees are cited in the suit that asked for financial damages. kron 4 news reached out to the county but no one returned our calls or emails. these cases are not in a vacuum. >> this is not a one-off situation that's happening in alameda county and from my perspective and i believe from the family of from the perspective of family there's grave concern that in general, the children in alameda county are not safe. these if these practices are being followed. sophia's mother, samantha johnson and johnson's once boyfriend dhante jackson now face multiple counts, including murder. >> their preliminary hearing is set for june. theresa kron. 4 news. well, a teenager's be in charge for the homicide of 2 brothers who were shot and killed at a house party. >> last october, alton police arrested 2 juveniles last week fo

susan: you wrote up the mason-dixon line that you had dreamt about it. was it so intriguing to you? neil: i guess because for the number of people where the crossing was a dream, such a huge thing and terrifying thing to make that journey. when you're walking along those roads, is easy to identify in some ways with that would have been like, because you can look at the woods and figure how people would have had to try and scramble from place to place, and whether they would trust some farmer or help along the way for being on their side or not. it is a very powerful symbol in our history. susan: when you got to york, pennsylvania, affiti intrigued you. why was graffiti of particular in? neil: i had spent the day with a historian, former newspaper editor. he took me to this wall, quite a large wall. it changes, not daily, but he called it the city's newspaper. people just change things according to what events are going on. this is something that is sanctionede city. it's actually a pedestrian bridge that goes over a railway. i foat to be interesting and

chris mason, bbc news, in belfast.urth sitting us president to visit here in almost 30 years. he managed to miss this stormy weather, the wind and rain sweeping across the city tonight. despite the huge security, the crowds still came out onto the streets of belfast to welcome him. 0ur ireland correspondent, emma vardy, has been speaking to some of them. some statesmanship from stateside. a glimpse of the grandeur of the convoy alone was enough to attract the crowds. the chance to see a president doesn't come often, so... it's just really cool. everyone kind of coming out to see him. even as an american myself, it's not often that you get - to see such a leader. how big is the irish connection for americans? oh, boy. well, i'm from boston. so, quite big. you know, they like to call us plastic paddies back - there, which is fair. to keep this going... biden�*s message of hope for northern ireland, for some, was a welcome contrast to the pessimism that set in over a lack of government. there's been such a little politica

chris mason, bbc news, at westminster.st government minister to face allegations of bullying — and today's report puts the spotlight once again on the relationship between some ministers and the civil servants who work in their departments. our deputy political editor vicki young takes a closer look at the workplace culture in whitehall. dominic raab is the most senior minister to be caught up in a bullying scandal. but this isn't an isolated case. over the past few years, anger about the workplace culture here at westminster has increased, as examples emerged of unacceptable behaviour in mps�* offices and government departments. when priti patel was home secretary, an independent report concluded she had broken the ministerial code of conduct after shouting and swearing at officials. are you a bully? i am here to give an unreserved apology today. and i am sorry if i have upset people in any way whatsoever. despite the findings, boris johnson refused to sack her and his ethics adviser resigned in protest. this former white

in an exclusive interview with the bbc�*s chris mason, he said...ominic raab insists he behaved appropriately but takes a swipe at the civil servants. what you've got, the risk here of a very small minority, very activist civil servants with a passive—aggressive culture of the civil service. who don't like some of the reforms whether it is brexit, whether it is parole form, whether it is human rights reform. effectively trying to block government. one of the headline story more leave the crisis hit cbi. welcome to bbc news in the next 60 minutes we'll have the very latest on that big breaking story here in the uk the resignation of the deputy prime minister. wherever it is that you're watching this is a story which touches on issues that everyone can understand from workplace bullying to difficult and domineering bosses... raab�*s first interview the reaction the key details of the inquiry the questions still swirling around rishi sunak. we'll also keep an eye internationally on the fighting in sudan as a second ceasefire collapses, and a third is b

a little girl who was killed is now suing alameda county and 3 of its employees. 8 year-old sophia masonyward was found dead last year and more said county. >> her mother and the mother's boyfriend have been charged with her death as kron four's terisa stasio reports. now this lawsuit alleges. >> countless failures by the county led to sophia's death. >> amount of money in this world can bring some people back and no, no person would want to be filing a wrongful death lawsuit over the death of their loved one. but the family from the get-go, from the moment that they spoke to me has been really focused on figuring out how we can prevent this tragedy from happening to another family attorney currently sanchez's representing sophia mason's grandmother, sylvia johnson. >> the 8 year-old live with their grandmother in the east bay for most of her life. but in the fall of 2021, johnson told the authorities her daughter showed up demanding sophia to live with her 8 months later, the little girl was found dead. her body decomposed in a bathtub in merced county. >> the evidence points to the fac

back with us is charles of the mercatus center at the george mason university.niversity, the social security and medicaid trust fund. that yearly forecast came out late friday afternoon about the long-term health of social security and medicare. what did that report find? guest: that report found would all have found for several years now. unfortunately, these reports tell of that we are going to have to make some pretty substantial changes to align the benefits with their project -- rejected tax revenue if we want to preserve and retain the type of social security and medicare programs that we now have. host: how long are we expected to have social security and medicare fully funded? guest: that is a great question. i'd like to answer that in a very bifurcated way. you also tsipras reporting focusing on the dates of depletion of the social security trust funds and the medicare hospital insurance trust fund. and those dates respectively are 2033 for the old-age and survivors insurance trust fund with social security, what people think of as retirement that. 2034

for now it is ryan mason preparing the team for a huge match on thursday at home to manchester unitede. meanwhile, _ to manchester united. thank you, joe. meanwhile, former— to manchester united. thank you, | joe. meanwhile, former tottenham manager harry redknapp has told bbc five live the appointment of delaney was a strange decision by the club in the first place and he hopes maurico pochettino will be brought back for a second spell. he is backing the club to retain the services of hurricane.- backing the club to retain the services of hurricane. harry is so aood. if services of hurricane. harry is so good- if he _ services of hurricane. harry is so good. if he went _ services of hurricane. harry is so good. if he went to _ services of hurricane. harry is so good. if he went to manchesterl good. if he went to manchester united you could see them next year possibly winning the title. that's the difference he could make clear team. he will go and get you 25 goals next year, make goals. he is a leader, a great all—round footballer. it would be a big disappointment if he went to chels

that was political editor chris mason | political editor chris mason speaking a little earlier abouten�*s visit has been described as a moment of great pride by many irish commentators. one of them is daniel mulholland who told me why there was so much excitement about this visit. i think president biden when he meets the politicians and speaks of the old university will highlight the big agenda, the big agenda is that we've had 25 years of peace in northern ireland, ok, everything is not perfect by any means, there are current squabbles over the windsor framework and institutions of the good friday agreement are not functioning properly, but i do think it's important for someone like the president coming from outside of northern ireland to remind people of how much progress has been made and how much better northern ireland is today that it was 25 years ago and how much better can be in the future with the kind of economic dividend that might arise out of northern ireland's status within the european single market and the uk single market's. i5 european single market and the uk sing

naturally, england simply fell into the hands of the masons. well, it happened.at's where they sit these masons who want to go there. see germany but it's here, well, what to do? that's how it happened, therefore, in may 1940, the british government was headed by winston churchill, becoming prime minister. he immediately banned the british union of fascists and arrested the windsor osleg , just in case, they decided to deport him from london . edward was appointed governor of the wealthy islands. american intelligence reported to london that the duke's wife. wallace simpson continues to keep in touch with ribbentrop and probably passes secret information to him on a regular basis. at this time the insertion of hitler a plan code-named operation willy was discussed, the fuhrer believed that edward was capable of carrying out a coup d'état in great britain and making peace with germany the details of willy's plan have not been clarified so far information about it is contained in the marburg files, access to which is closed and the name of the operation was planned

naturally, england simply fell into the hands of the masons. well, so to speak, it happened.here they sit these masons who want to remove germany but this is it, well, what to do? that's how it happened, so i'm at war. in may 1940 , winston churchill took over the british government. prime minister. he immediately banned the british union of fascists and arrested oswald of windsor, just in case they decided to expel from london edward was appointed governor of the wealthy. of the islands, american intelligence reported to london that the wife of the duke. wallace simpson continues to keep in touch with the regentrop, and probably passes secret information to him on a regular basis. at this time of hitler's insertion, a plan was discussed, code-named operation willy fuhrer believed that edward was able to carry out a coup d'état in great britain and make peace with the details of willy's plan have not been clarified by germany so far, information about him is contained in the marburg files, access to which is closed and sow the day of the operation under the code name of the o

brian mason will take charge of tottenham tonight as they take ——ryan mason will take charge of tottenhamlder was made caretaker boss after the club sacked their previous interim manager, cristian stellini. the price of making a cheese sandwich has jumped the price of making a cheese sandwich hasjumped by more than the price of making a cheese sandwich has jumped by more than a third, that is what research for the bbc suggests open to other fillings have also jumped bbc suggests open to other fillings have alsojumped in price making a packed lunch even more expensive. our business correspondent emma simpson has been looking at the numbers. you can learn a lot about food price inflation from the humble sandwich, from the bread to the spread and all the fillings. we've been looking at the cost of whipping up home made ones by looking at own label ingredients sold in the main supermarkets, and then working out the price per portion. and here's a flavour. a simple cheese sarnie costs 37% more this month compared with last year. egg and cress is up even higher, at 41%. tuna and mayo has risen

well liquidate freemasonry, and failed masons were voltaire pushkin garibaldi conan duel.any other famous figures on april 7, 1805 , ludwig van beethoven 's heroic third symphony was performed for the first time in vienna. this is one of the composer's largest works and he dedicated his favorite to napoleon bonaparte. but when he betrayed the republic, beethoven was disappointed in his idol and removed the dedication. this music sings of the revolution's sorrow for the fallen and faith in the victory of the freedom fighters is long and complex, but then it received general worldwide recognition during the titanic disaster to give courage to the passengers and crew played on the upper deck it was the third symphony that quote revealed all the not necessarily amazing power of beethoven's creative genius on april 7, 1881, the most high-profile political trial of the 19th century began in st. petersburg; members of the narodnaya volya organization, participants and the organizers of the assassination of emperor alexander ii, the accused andrey zhelyabov sofya perovskaya nikola

well , it was not possible to eliminate freemasonry, the masons were voltaire pushkin garibaldi conanother famous children on april 7 , 1805 , beethoven's third symphony heroic was performed for the first time in vienna . this is one of the composer's largest works and he dedicated his favorite to napoleon bonaparte. but when he betrayed the republic, beethoven became disillusioned with his idol and withdrew his dedication. this music sings of the revolution of sorrow, fallen and faith in the victory of the freedom fighters. at the premiere, the audience was not enthusiastic. she considered the symphony long and complicated, but then she received worldwide recognition during the titanic disaster in order to to give courage to the passengers and the crew, the musicians played on the upper deck exactly the third symphony , according to pyotr tchaikovsky, the quote revealed all the immense amazing power of beethoven's creative genius april 7, 1881, the loudest political process of the 19th century began in st. emperor alexander ii, the defendants andrey zhelyabov sofya perovskaya nikolai

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mason morrow has that story. >> a devastating end to an attempted arrest that spiraled from the start. we do know we have 2 innocent citizens who were struck by the suns suspect's gunfire. during the incident. sadly, one innocent citizen was pronounced deceased at the scene. one innocent person dead, at least 2 other shot in a shootout that played out in just minutes at mahaney park in roseville. was bill police said in a press conference on thursday afternoon. at least one chp officer attempted to make an arrest warrant. you're behind the park around 12, 30 when they were shot by a gunman. the officer was struck by gunfire from the suspects. fire. that's all the information that. police say its officers and deputies from the sacramento county sheriff's office arrived on scene shortly after in chased the suspected gunman as he ran across mahaney park firing while he fled. suspect begin shooting as he was running from police and took to citizens hostage for short time until officers arrived and confronted the suspect. captain kelby nguyen with roseville police as the gunman captured pe

chris mason, thank ou ve at a distance. chris mason, thank you very much — at a distance.l happen, but i'm sure what _ agreement? i'm sure that'll happen, but i'm sure what will _ agreement? i'm sure that'll happen, but i'm sure what will happen - agreement? i'm sure that'll happen, but i'm sure what will happen is - but i'm sure what will happen is getting — but i'm sure what will happen is getting into the nitty—gritty of some — getting into the nitty—gritty of some negotiation. i'm sure we will hear the _ some negotiation. i'm sure we will hear the public picking up though windsor framework and encouraging people _ windsor framework and encouraging people to _ windsor framework and encouraging people to support him, but we already— people to support him, but we already know many in the unionist community, including the largest unionist— community, including the largest unionist party in northern ireland don't _ unionist party in northern ireland don't support it. why not? the british— don't support it. why not? the british government says it removes any sense _ british

thank you, chris mason in belfast.ngland have begun a four—day strike, with nhs leaders warning it could be the most disruptive in health service history. a three—day walk—out last month meant more than 175,000 treatments and appointments were cancelled. the fallout from the current industrial action is expected to be worse. today's strike began at 7am, and will run until 6:59 on saturday morning. junior doctors' pay is complex and changes as they progress, in the first decade of their career. after qualifying, basic pay is almost £30,000, and this can be topped up by overtime and extra payments for working unsocial hours. with about seven or eight years' experience, they'll have moved up five pay scales, and with specalist training, can expect to earn a basic salary of between £50,000 and £60,000 a year. the union representing junior doctors is asking for a 35% pay rise, saying this will restore wages to 2008—2009 levels, taking account of inflation. but the health secretary says that's unreasonable. in a moment, we'l

chris, many thanks, chris mason, our political editor. sudan as intense fighting continues for a third day. more than 180 people have already died in the latest violence — many of them civilians — and the un says the humanitarian situation is now a full—blown crisis. the fighting was triggered at the weekend by the struggle between these two men to control sudan's military — the head of the armed forces, general abdel fattah al—burhan, and his deputy, mohamed hamdan dagalo, who's in charge of the paramilitary group the rsf — the rapid support forces. the two men disagree on sudan's future and its journey towards civilian rule. one of the main obstacles is the role of paramilitaries in sudan's army and who should be in charge. in the capital khartoum, there are reports of heavy gun battles and air strikes in crowded residential neighbourhoods. 0ur senior africa correspondent anne soy sent this report. intense fighting is ongoing in sudan for the third day running with no sign of respite. loud explosion these students were caught in the cro

we will speak to the head of planned parenthood alexis mcgill johnson, as well as jessica mason pieklo of rewire news. >>he anti-choi movement is authoritarian by nature anthey are using the federal courts to do what they can't do in state houses. amy: we will also speak to the co-founder of the miscarriage and abortion hotline and the -- who worked to increase access to abortion pills as well as the only independent abortion provider in arizona. >> this leaves pgnant people and clinics in limbo all while abortion access is impossible for many in arizona and across the country. amy: we will also look at how the federal judge in texas based his ruling on abortion pill in part on the 1873 comstock act which banned the interstate mailing or distribution of "obscene" materials. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. two federal judges issued conflicting rulings around the medication abortion friday, creating even greater turmoil amid dwindling abortion rights in the united states. in texas, a trump-appointed jud

a tragedy all the way around here. 8 year-old sophia mason from hayward was found dead last year overmerced county. >> her mother and the mother's boyfriend were charged with her death. and as our conference, theresa stasi reports for us tonight, the lawsuit alleges countless failures by the county led to sophia's death. >> no amount of money in this world can bring some and no, no person would want to be filing a wrongful death lawsuit over the death of their loved one. but the family from the get-go, from the moment that they spoke to me has been really focused on figuring out how we can prevent this tragedy from happening to another family attorney currently sanchez's representing sophia mason's grandmother, sylvia johnson. >> the 8 year-old live with their grandmother in the east bay for most of her life. but in the fall of 2021, johnson told the authorities her daughter showed up demanding sophia to live with her 8 months later, the little girl was found dead. her body decomposed in a bathtub in merced county. >> the evidence points to the fact that i mean, county absolutely had

chris mason reporting on that visit, speaking a few hours ago.as of course been described as a moment of great pride. by many irish commentators — but also one that could be especially symbolic and significant for president biden as he heads into an election year. for more i am joined by laurie watkins, former obama policy adviser and democratic strategist. it is great to get you on the programme, lori. it is great to get you on the programme, lori. how is this trip seen back home in the us? thank you so much for having you on your programme. i think this visit by president biden sends a very clear message that america is recommitting itself to peace and northern ireland. it is a show in sign of strength by america, showing its allies that they are here to stay and that president biden, yes it is a homecoming of sorts. it is also part diplomacy and part political. he wants to send a strong message that america remains strongly committed to northern island and the uk. i strongly committed to northern island and the uk.— island and the uk. i have t

chris mason, bbc news in belfast.merican president to visit northern ireland in almost 30 years. his visit was definitely brief, but despite the huge security, the crowds still came out onto the streets of belfast to welcome him. our ireland correspondent emma vardy has been speaking to some of them. some statesmanship from stateside. a glimpse of the grandeur of the convoy alone was enough to attract the crowds. the chance to see a president doesn't come often, so... it's just really cool. everyone kind of coming out to see him. even as an american myself, it's not often that you get - to see such a leader. how big is the irish connection for americans? oh, boy. well, i'm from boston. so, quite big. you know, they like to call us plastic paddies back - there, which is fair. it's up to us to keep this going... biden�*s message of hope for northern ireland, for some, was a welcome contrast to the pessimism that set in over a lack of government. there's been such a little political direction, you know, that a world lead

of the most troubling findings, a hospital worker called county workers about extensive bruising on mason. >> indicative of assault. as we know. there's reason to believe that she was severely sexually abused. >> the alameda county department of children and family services and 3 employees are cited in the suit that asked for financial damages. kron 4 news reached out to the county but no one returned our calls or emails. these cases are not in a vacuum. >> this is not a one-off situation that's happening in alameda county and from my perspective and i believe from the family of from the perspective of family there's grave concern that in general, the children in alameda county are not safe. these if these practices are being followed. sophia's mother, samantha johnson and johnson's once boyfriend dhante jackson now face multiple counts, including murder. >> their preliminary hearing is set for june. theresa kron. 4 news. >> in the north bay, police are investigating a swatting incident at sandra fell high school. a swatting is when someone calls in an emergency that would trigger a large

but angerfrom interim manager ryan mason as tottenham lose again.alf header from jota settles the old—firm at hampden park, as celtic go through to the scottish cup final. and sergio perez beats his team mate to take the chequered flag in azerbaijan. also coming up on sportsday... it's advantage luca brecel as the second session of the world snooker final gets under way — we'll bring you all the details. welcome to the programme. an exciting day in the premier league and we start with some big news as manchester city's race for the title intensifies. they have leap—frogged arsenal to go top of the table for the first time since february. city took all three points at craven cottage in a 2—1 victory over fulham. city star striker erling haaland scored first to get his 50th goal of the season as katie gornall reports. is there any stopping the march of manchester city? after beating arsenal midweek, they blazed into craven cottage with the summit in their sites. and that is absolutely magnificent! it wasn't always so easy on the eye. edison was left s

young shepherd. combat as well as universal artillery that can be used against him not in the war mason. i has suggested that the president of brazil is blindly false. silva who stance on the ukrainian conflict is seemingly causing control strategic partnership. it follows washington on the sending of weapons to ukraine, to stop on, suggest the jude to brazil elements attempts to settle the conflict and endure from cook as part of our common efforts to promote a at the un within the framework of the security council. we're but to obtain permanent membership at the security council, just the need to satisfy the interests of the african continent also take him to venezuela. nicaragua, unclear of his tour is to strengthen cooperation between the countries on an education here such an arctic correspondent semiology center off is had a series of meetings. for example he, i met so with they talked about the relationships between the 2 countries. patients and brazil was so once again, happy to hear the member. and of course they talked about the situation easy surveyed in the peaceful resoluti

former spurs midfielder ryan mason, who had a spell in charge whenjose mourinho left in 2021, takes overid... spurs are six points off the champions league places.

our political editor chris mason reports.toddlers in st austell in cornwall in february, the prime minister and his wife akshata murthy. well done for knowing it's a two! that's clever! the centrepiece of this spring's budget was a big expansion in the provision of free care for preschool children in england. hello, boys and girls! part of that, and boosting the number of providers, the chancellor announced a trial of payments for new childminders, with more for those who sign through agencies. the prime minister was asked about the government's plans, and his wife being a shareholder in one of those agencies, koru kids, in front of a parliamentary committee last month. obviously we just want to make sure the policy's effective in bringing additional people into the system, because i think... and there's nothing - the prime minister wishes to declare in respect of that? no, all my disclosures are declared in the normal way. today the parliamentary commissioner for standards said he was looking into all of this, and in particu

it led to the second of the interim head coach and put ryan mason in charge temporarily.has stepped into the breach. acting head coach ryan mason says he's ready for the challenge, — it's not the first time he's stepped into the breach. the former spurs midfielder too on the interim role two seasons ago. he says he's ready for whatever is thrown at them.— he says he's ready for whatever is thrown at them. nothing surprises me in football. thrown at them. nothing surprises me in football- i — thrown at them. nothing surprises me in football. i have _ thrown at them. nothing surprises me in football. i have been _ thrown at them. nothing surprises me in football. i have been in _ thrown at them. nothing surprises me in football. i have been in this - in football. i have been in this game for the best part of six years now and these things happen in football. you have to be ready and prepared to deal with it. the situation we are in now is not where we wanted to be or are expected to be at the start of the season but that's football and it happens sometimes and we can't get

chris mason there live in belfast.d this year, according to forecasts from the international monetary fund. the imf now predicts the uk economy will shrink by 0.3% before growing by i% in 202a. the forecast suggests the only other major economy to contract this year will be germany. our north american business reporter samira hussain is in washington. what are the reasons behind these predictions? there are three real contributing factors. of course, first we have those really high energy prices in the uk. gas prices have gone up by more than 60% in the last 12 months, and electricity prices by more than 130%. so that is having an impact in terms of how much the uk economy can grow. then you have higher interest rates, and remember, they have been raising interest rates to try and slow down the economy, especially the pace of inflation. that's that cost of living we are talking about. and the third thing has to do with trade. now, a lot of countries so their trade completely crater during their trade completely crater

former spurs midfielder ryan mason, who had a spell in charge whenjose mourinho left in 2021, takes overtaker. in a statement, chairman daniel levy said... spurs are six points off the champions league places. they play manchester united on thursday. daniel levy has turned tottenham into a huge club. he's done many, many good things. he's built some fantastic infrastructure, the best training ground in the country, the best stadium in the country. he's turned tottenham from a mid—table team to contenders at the top end of the table, in an era in which the financial landscape of football has moved away from spurs. that said, the decisions made over the last five years have almost all of them been bad, ever since the decision not to back mauricio pochettino in the transfer market, which of course led to the end of pochettino�*s tenure. and since then, it's just gone from bad to worse at spurs. i don't really think they know what direction they want to be headed in. all the appointments they've made in the last few years have been disasters. it's an incredibly difficultjob at this point bec