here's a picture of maurice.was down there right where the flag pole is selling confederate stuff. >> i'm maurice bessinger. the south shall rise again. mr. maurice was a member of this camp. he owned and operated nine barbecue restaurants. >> after almost four decades and a bitter debate, south carolina removed the confederate flag. >> after 38 years, the flag began its dissent down the flag pole. >> july the 1st, 2000, the flag was taken off the dome in columbus. >> i raised the flag out here to protest the taking down of our heritage flag. it went up in orangeburg that same day. >> mr. maurice called me one day and asked me if we would like to have the little piece of property where the flag is. that was one last thing he needed to worry about. after the incident in charleston, the whole emphasis changed to the flag. i said if the flag is gonna be under attack, the bigger the better. better hey only pay for what they need. woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you a helicopter. only pay for what you need. ♪ li

maurice latimer, while he's talking to the german officer who is shocked this guy speaks german, maurice latimer goes inside and captures all the germans and they secure this crucial position. over the next week or so while they're battling in walcheren it's gans and latimer at the front of everything. in the final battle is a place called black hut. they're sent to go find the co of the germans to get them to give up, and they do. they sneak in. they capture him. they bring him back and they secure walcheren island. at this point montford gans is actually given a battlefield commission which is very rare. when he's given the battlefield commission, his commanding officer says to him, look, i don't think you're really -- why do you know dutch? what's your real story? finally he tells them, i'm actually an orthodox jewish guy, my name is montford gans. part of the reason he gets the battlefield commission is these guys do not want to be sent away to do officer training school. they want to stay there. it happens over and over again in the book, they're pulled aside, do you want to go to o

who is maurice free land according to the daily mail is he a criminal.orderly conduct and damage to property. one case woman reported to authorities that freeland threw her to the ground and kicked her in lower right rib cage. what we learned here among other things is that every single person kyle rittenhouse shot or shot at on august 25th in kenosha had a lengthy and violent criminal record. that seems relevant. but the jury doesn't know it. thanks to unethical behavior by the prosecution he never had to testify in court and yet apparently freeland told prosecutors he wanted immunity before he would agree to appear on the stand. of the assistant district attorney in the case thomas binger refused to provide that that means the state knew all along exactly who maurice freeland was. but they withheld that information from kyle rittenhouse's lawyers. as a result of that kyle rittenhouse was deprived of his constitutional right under the confrontation clause to challenge the accuser in open court. that's not supposed to happen. it can't happen. and that's

here's a picture of maurice.ghs] >> mr. morris was a member of this camp. he owned and operated nine barbecue restaurants in south carolina. and -- >> after almost four decades and a bitter debate, south carolina removed the confederate flag from the -- >> after 38 years, the flag began its descent down the flagpole. >> july the 1st, 2000, the flag was taken off the pole. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i raised the flag here on the people to protest the taking down of our a heritage flag. >> it went up in orangeburg's. mr. morris called me one day and asked me if we would like to have the little piece of property where the flag is. that was one last thing he needed to worry about. >> after the incident in charleston, the whole emphasis changed to the flag. i said, if the flag is going to be under attack, the bigger the better. one hundred and fifty million meals to feeding america. and now through the subaru share the love event, we're helping even more. by the end of this year, subaru will have donated over two hundred and twenty fiv

." >> maurice king, musical director.h cherishes the photos he has of his late great grandfather, a legend at motown records. >> maurice king was pivotal in helping the temptations and the supremes, gladys knight, really helping them own their craft. >> reporter: but he'd never seen the legend in action until he looked on screen. >> gladys knight! >> reporter: at the band leader behind gladys knight and the pips. ♪ i heard it through the grapevine ♪ ♪ not much longer would you be mine. >> she says, hey, that looks like that might be your great grandfather. ♪ i heard it through the grapevine ♪ ⌞> reporter: and there he was. joshua took to social media to share the joy of spotting a family member at the festival. >> he was this really sweet man who always took time to spend time with his great grandchildr grandchildren. >> reporter: for questlove, stories like that one make it all worthwhile. >> i love the accolades, but for me the payoff is, without a doubt, just the opportunity to connect people, for people to see what th

norah. >> o'donnell: maurice dubois, thank you.nd tonight, we're examining what's behind the bottleneck at the nation's ports. cbs' carter evans goes in depth with a rare behind-the-scenes look at just why it's taking so long to get merchandise off of cargo ships and on to store shelves. >> reporter: to truly understand the supply chain logjam... >> nobody knew who we were. longshoremen, what is that. >> reporter: ...you have to start at the docks. ramon ponce de leon represents the 14,000 longshoremen at the ports of l.a. and long beach. >> because there is no space in the yards, there's not that much we can offload. >> reporter: you have nowhere to put the containers when they come off the ship. >> that's correct.cause containers still waiting to be picked up are taking valuable space. this massive cargo ship holds about 5,000 containers. normally, there would be four to five cranes just like this one unloading as fast as possible, but today, there are only two. crane operator ricky mccray makes the daily ascent to his cab 14 sto

and maurice clark, who is just almost my age, a couple years older than i am, had grown up on the south side. he had concern the first question i said was, well, why did you go to prison? and he was very matter of fact about it. he said, well, i went to prison when i was a teenager for gang crimes, attempted murder s and he spent a decade in prison. he came out when he was 30. he said if you want to really understand why this shrine is here, why shooting happened, i'll take you around and show you, essentially give you a tour. and that, honestly, was like the beginning of about a five-year tour. he and i started having interviews. i'd go home with him and talk to him about not just his life, but his parents' lives, his grandparents' lives and his son's life and how these pieces all gave us insight into what it means to be, in his case, a black man on the south side of chicago in 2021. but one example of the way his life has been shaped by this institutional retreat, you know, he remembers very distinctly growing up at a time when his older brothers, he had two older brothers who used to

and maurice clark, who is just almost my age, a couple years older than i am, had grown up on the south side. he had concern the first question i said was, well, why did you go to prison? and he was very matter of fact about it. he said, well, i went to prison when i was a teenager for gang crimes, attempted murder s and he spent a decade in prison. he came out when he was 30. he said if you want to really understand why this shrine is here, why shooting happened, i'll take you around and show you, essentially give you a tour. and that, honestly, was like the beginning of about a five-year tour. he and i started having interviews. i'd go home with him and talk to him about not just his life, but his parents' lives, his grandparents' lives and his son's life and how these pieces all gave us insight into what it means to be, in his case, a black man on the south side of chicago in 2021. but one example of the way his life has been shaped by this institutional retreat, you know, he remembers very distinctly growing up at a time when his older brothers, he had two older brothers who used to

it belonged to maurice's barbecue shop, was in need of repair, i was not worried about that rebel flag, i thought that it was history to me, and that it was cool because it was, like a rebel flag. to us, in maryland, that meant we were against the grain, you know? >> when i lived in maryland, i was a race car driver. we had a rebel flag, not only on the car, but a flagpole by the race car, especially when we went up north, because we would race down south. i was cleaning out my closets, and i found this in the closet. i would wear this, in public, anywhere i went, without a problem. when it became what it is today, my wife said there's no place for this on a race team. [noise] >> i am not a racist, by any means, or a hater. the closet was probably the best place for it ... >> my name is buzz braxton, and i am lieutenant commander at the rebels bridge sons of confederate, camp 842. this is a general robert e. lee, probably the greatest man to walk the face of this earth. a lot of people do not understand the sons of confederate veterans, the confederate battle flag is a soldiers flag th

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meanwhile maurice chambers, a former essex player, has said he suffered racist bullying while at theties are looking into those claims, the ecb say they are appalled today, and tomorrow i seem rafik will be giving evidence in front of a parliamentary committee. now to rugby union, where england captain 0wen farrell and hooker jamie george have both been ruled out of saturday's test against world champions south africa. the saracens team—mates picked up injuries in the 32—15 win over australia at the weekend. farrell also missed england's opening autumn international against tonga after a false positive covid—i9 test result. and disappointing news for ireland captainjonny sexton — he's been ruled out for up to six weeks after he was injured in his side's win over new zealand on saturday, twisting his knee and ankle. it means he'll miss ireland's final autumn international against argentina on sunday. it was the battle of the brits whenjoe salisbury beat jamie murray, as the only british players involved in the atp finals went head—to—head in their opening doubles group match. second s

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story of the oil and gas company, bery sma registered in an offshore zone in cyprus. officially, maurice mom was engaged in the development of oil and gas fields in ukraine, but it did not succeed in providing ukraine with its own fuel. and a new face was added to bery smith, board of directors, immediately following the 2014 qu, hunter, biden. the son of us vice president joe biden own hunter, got a salary of $50000.00 a month. additionally, serious allegations of bery smith involvement and money laundering arose a shower, bringing my store, i'm of course near storms to buy them. a soil of course, towards ending year when i'm really a pollution just to point with jerome a can with should is a shortened companion. he is to us, we need to learn grossman, your vehicle? similar to putting up a coordinator, you posted it on your money. appropriate history of i'm desperately concerned about the back sliding on the part of a key in terms of corruption. i mean, i'll give you one concrete example. i was not i, i, but it just happened to be that was the assignment. i got, i, i got all the good on

now maurice johnson, the prime minister, has said that he to needs to do something about the migrant crisis. these are hollow words, they're very shallow. there is no political will to deport people. secondly, there is a whole sector of our society determined never to allow anybody who's deemed illegal or a criminal to be deported from britain. i like the relationships between france and britain is severely damaged and it will take many years to recover. the check was out the online a couple of stories they're popping out today that we want to tell you about a massive looting of stores in san francisco, amidst criticism that the cities liberal governments go soft on crime. know the mayor and police chief of pledging to take action law started, they'll come as well. american meter outlets fame. russia is preparing to invade neighboring ukraine despite other but denials. while the kremlin, at the same time as western officials of accused russia, of conducting a military build up near the border as a se ot dot com for that. and so much more today. protests of again shaken sedans, capita

um it hosted by you came by minister maurice johnson, the sham we ask the tories form a u. k. state minister for energy and climate change. why? greenhouse gas levels hit record highs in 2020. despite to corona virus pandemic, and as nature nation sanctions exacerbate the global karone of ours, pandemic and central banks attempt to avert and other western economic crisis is crypto currency, the key to breaking the cycle of corrosive capitalism. all the small coming up in today's going underground, but 1st u. k. p. m lawrence johnson. and some world leaders have been up in scotland for the call 26 environmental summit. this is the un won't. humanity is way off track to reach paras, climate goals. after report by the world meteorological organization revealed greenhouse gas levels reached record highs in 2020, despite global corona virus loc downs. joining me now from london is britain's former minister of state for energy and climate change in the executive chairman of the m plus group. thank you so much old bach of her. her coming on. i don't want to sound like doom and glo

the story of the oil and gas company recently registered in an offshore zone in cyprus. officially, maurice mom was engaged in the development of oil and gas fields in ukraine. but it did not succeed in providing ukraine with its own fuel. and a new face was added to bery smith, board of directors, immediately following the 2014 qu, hunter biden. the son of u. s. vice president joe biden. ah, under got a salary of $50000.00 a month. additionally, serious allegations of bereavement involvement and money laundering arose a shower in my store for senior forms to buy them a little game here is $40.00 enough so it will cost for attending year. now believe, but we'll just to point with jerome a can we could, should, is shortening, combining. he is to us, we need to learn rather than you know, to be as close, similar to political could you give us an estimate of when your mom is appropriate to say i'm desperately concerned about the back sliding on the part of a key in terms of corruption, i mean, i'll give you one concrete example. i was not, i, i, but it just happened to be that was the assignme

so i'm glad happiest g coach maurice. you put it in your has played down speculation that he's interested in becoming majesty. united new manager. the argentine has made it clear he's happy in paris and says he's only focused on wednesdays, champions, league match with manchester city. i am not a kid. i am not a child. oh, i spend all my whole life playing football. i know lusan dorothea being coach. we are in our business down the road over there. and i completely understand what is going on some time university ways. anthony lanier, a negative way and this type of thing can know the stroke from those drugs or rumors. rumors are there are no, we need to live with that. that is the food will that we are living. oh hold. as chelsea has joined, united in the last 16 ost beating the aventis who had already qualified to revo shallow. bob put chelsea ahead in the 1st hon. these games and fired in a 2nd for the premier league leaders at 3 minutes later is free. now thanks to column hudson o'loy, chelsea move above event is in t

and the people on the bank is not a huge problem. maurice johnson isn't right. me wrong. i don't know. you know, the terrifying sanctions war or anything. and yet, this is supposed to be a crisis, and despite the fact that the centrally inhumane maintenance being used on the michael by the photo florida, again, a hi, mila g 70 issued a statement, say we stand solidly with poland. so where is all the humanitarianism? this is something is very useful, is just something to mobilize. the troops mobilize the west. so you're, you're saying ga, the french and the british, they're squabbling about the channel. but then they come out with a g 7 or incomplete solidarity on immigration. it's really quite whimsical. i've done it before, we finish up here in the news reports here that and then he has an $8500.00 troops to the, to the be a russian border. i mean, what should be a diplomatic political, even economic solution. again, we have these powers relying upon military to solve a humanitarian problem. i mean, again, it seems quite contrived to me last 30 seconds. go to go ahead. w

in cyprus. officially maurice month was engaged in the development of oil and gas fields in ukraine. but it did not succeed in providing ukraine with its own fuel. and a new face was added to bery smith, board of directors, immediately following the 2014 qu, hunter biden. the son of u. s. vice president joe biden own under got a salary of $50000.00 a month. additionally, serious allegations of bereavement involvement and money laundering arose with a shower on finding my store number post near films to buy them. i was, i don't want the old gang year. is portia in this way? warsaw accost for digging year. now believe, but will joe discipline with john at the weighted sheet is shortening companion. he is to us, we need to learn rather than you know, to be as close to like a political couldn't either you bassetti and your mom as a prop. katie said if i'm desperately concerned about the back sliding on the part. oh key in terms of corruption. i'll give you one concrete example. i was not i, i but it just happened to be that was the assignment. i got, i, i got all the good ones that i got

and that con, provide for the title at the dummy change finals in mexico. maurice are knocked out, fell a spaniard called the dos and straight. that's the book. a ticket for the final. the 2 time grand slam champion reaches the decider for the 1st time in her appearance at the season event. light reached the final with the 3 chart window, the braces, and raise the call. either stony 1st appearance at the season ending events, and we'll be aiming for the biggest title of her career. on wednesday, she faces the former world and i still can't quite believe it that i'm even here and that i'm playing against the best players and such a prestigious tournament. and i'm just so proud of myself. and i meant to do this. and so happy to be competing at this level and at the atp finals in italy, defending champion daniel led the dog to spot in the semi final sceptre recording his 2nd straight victory in the group stage. well, number 2 at last, and alexander's of rab in 3 fat rab can still make the sammy's, if he wins his final match. okay, and that is all your sport and i'm calling back to you. tha

but now maurice johnson, the prime minister, has said that he to needs to do something about the migrant crisis. these are hollow words, they're very shallow. there is no political will to deport people. secondly, there is a whole sector of our society determined never to allow anybody who's deemed illegal or a criminal to be deported from britain, bilateral relationships to france and britain is severely damaged and it will take many years to recover. i don't think we've got a website for the stories to they're at the moment for massive leasing of stores in san francisco, a mid criticism that the cities liberal government has gone soft on crime. now the mayor and the police chief are pledging to take action, both with r t don't come. american media outlets claim that russia harrington invaded neighboring crane despite adamant denials by the kremlin. that is, western officials have accused russia of conducting a military build up near the pool day he can read or that this at r t dot com, protests it again shaken sedans capital after the country's military, reinstated a prime minister. it

it is great to be here, like i say, a reflection as a lot of hardwick but to maurice in our one off match. and for us, it is trying to make those small adjustments again and keep the focus, you know, really close and what it needs to be. and the teams really looking forward to the occasion. all that was disappointment for both australia and new zealand on the rugby field. the islands be the old blacks in front of $51000.00 fans in dublin, making it 7 winds in a row, trading by 5 at the break the host and turn things around with try from run and tele and kalen. or if you even got back within 3 points, the 3 lay penalty. so island pinch it. $29.00 points to 23rd. when over the life in the last 5 meeting. so that's why i'm missing a couple of plays off the coven, 19 test, positive ones. england will impact 63215. when is a real strain? yes, they school to try and each half. the all of these have now last the last 8 matches against england. and in formula one was trying to, louis hamilton refuses to give up his title. he says, without a fight, author incredible. dr. inside a sprint race in br

his name is maurice freeland. 39 years old and has an extensive criminal history with more than 45 offensesharges ranging from domestic abuse and theft and damaging property to disorderly conduct and drunk driving. despite prosecutors saying the identity of jump kick man was not known, during the trial maurice approached prosecutors and offered to testify for immunity. prosecutors rejected that offer. rittenhouse's attorneys were informed of this at the time. but it's not clear when they were informed and where they didn't make an issue of this. all of this happening while the jury is in their third day of deliberations. we try to find a verdict in this case. >> john: interesting developments every day in this case. thank you. >> sandra: criminal defense attorney mark. a lot happening now. we have an updated statement from msnbc. first to the video. now that we have seen the higher quality version of that video, obviously the question at this hour: did the prosecutors withhold the higher quality video from that courtroom and from jurors' eyes? >> the judge needs to find that out. first thin

of course, this is a crisis situation, so mistakes or, or i guess nate maurice, really? in any case, i think wherever you stand to migration this is not, you know, even if you think that there should be more migrants or more asylum seekers being welcomed by european countries or not. i mean, this is definitely not the way that this should should go, i mean with not returning regime at the border of europe using vulnerable. ready people to put pressure on on all neighboring countries for, for all kinds of district edge games. so. ready i think ultimately it's important that paul and us, what that does, i'm sure you can always criticize aspects of its birth, but i don't think it would be right to let everybody in just like a quick geffrey, but the end. it's not a question of letting everybody in your laying that this isn't just a bite. you know, a humanitarian mission, there's a more sinister moods you're implying. behind why these people find themselves in the situation. this is a weak point for the youth, or was it not? because the, you are seamless unable to provide a m

$10000000.00 of dyslexia and there were some agreements being talked about with with hungary, countries like maurice shows it on they have received dyslexia. and so yes, it will help some other countries. but i don't know whether it's really going to be a game changer at this point. didn't having that ass a deal, but i am sorry to jump in there. you are very to talk about capacity, and this is what i'm going to explore. i mean, how quickly can this particular vaccine be manufactured at scale and rolled out worldwide? because a large part of the problem is certainly, and the continent of africa. very few people have had their 1st dose of faxing, let alone affect and dos. surely having a few back seen that can be manufactured at scale and will die, might help to death. those numbers a bit know? yes, you need to certainly going to add to the book. cale faxes that are available of the capacity for bottom bio take is roughly $55000000.00 a month. so it's definitely going to add up. now, how much of that is going to be used in india? and how much is going to be exported out to low and middle income countr

saudi arabian ambassador on and overseas i, the raven says it's killing terrorists and prime minister maurice johnson. then foreign secretary said, clearly, there was a test run to that for you minutes military law as to whether these weapons might be used in permission of a serious bridge and said, regarded all the information we as, as the test has not been met. and them aside from the r a f training, saudi arabia to kill terrorists. as the aria trainers probably think it seems that i had called 26 extinction rebellion piece a offshoot of 6. rebellion has said the letter to be a systems world has be a systems have in, in $2000000.00 children under the age of 5. now suffering acute malnutrition, they would say then they would, they would say none indeed. but, but yes, a systems is one of the largest seller of arms to saudi arabia and in terms of the, the cop and carbon emissions. you know, we know that the military operations are amongst the largest contributors to, to carbon emissions in the world at the moment. united states air force is said on its own to, to emit more than a $140.00 coun

watching, going underground, coming up and the show is the cop 26 summit hosted by you k prime minister maurice johnson. the sham we asked the tories form a u. k. state minister for energy and climate change. why greenhouse gas levels hit record highs in 2020 despite karone of ours pandemic and is nature nation sanctions .

saudi arabian ambassador on and overseas are the rabies as it's killing terrorists and prime minister maurice johnson. then foreign secretary said, clearly there was a test run to that for you minutes. military law as to whether these weapons might be used in connection with serious bridge and said, regarded all the information we as, as the test has not been met. and aside from the r, a f training, saudi arabia to kill terrorists as the aria trainers probably think it seems that i had called 26 extinction rebellion piece a offshoot of 6. rebellion has said the letter to be a systems world has be a system of in, in $2000000.00 children under the age of 5. now, suffering acute malnutrition, they would say then they would, they would say none indeed. but yes, a systems is one of the largest seller of, of arms to saudi arabia and in terms of the, the cop and carbon emissions. so, you know, we know that military operations are amongst the largest contributors to, to carbon emissions in the world. at the moment the united states air force is said on its own to, to emit more than a $140.00 countrie

like i say, reflection as a lot of hardwick but to maurice you know, one off match and for us it is trying to make those small adjustments again and keep the focus you know, really close and what it needs to be. and the teams really looking forward to the occasion. if not just the cricket going on in deep i sprint legend you same boat as dusted off is running shoes to take part in a charity event. the hundreds of phones from across the u. e turned up to run alongside the 8 time and then pick go malice. in the 1.45 columbus family run, the 10200 meters world record holder says it was good to get some exercise in, but retired from 6 in 2017 and was giving an update on what he'd be up to since then you spoke about the importance of sports on society for me, just watching sports in general and as a sports person, it's a massive for one example in jamaica when they lympics is going on, a crime goes down to 0. that so big of an impact for to the, to the world when the work up is going on, everybody's watching. so i feel like sports is such a big part in helping the world come together. so next t

k. foreign of his lawyer, the maurice johnson jokes about the world's worst humanitarian crisis. we investigate yemen and other british weapons markets contributing to global death, destruction, and climate change. all of them all coming up in today's going on the ground for us to our continuing coverage of cop 26. the you and climate change summit in glasgow despite joey speeches, u. k. prime minister, worth johnson, is that a rocky start to the summit, being questioned on its commitment to the environment in the face. when you, coal mine in cumbria budget that cut taxes on flying descent within his own body regarding pumping raw sewage and rivers in a nuclear sabrin deal with australia that arguably lead the country off the hook when it comes to net 0. so what does the man advising burn stroke as government? think of all the alleged advocacy board demon is the chairman of the case independent committee on climate change. he was conservative party chairman under margaret thatcher and the longest ever serving u. k. secretary of state for the environment, he joins me now from the

this maurice, the way it spreads the combination of human behavior and the amount of immunity in the population. and we need to do with both of those issues. all right, thanks all august i a professor of molecular oncology, lawrence young, independent nurse, nomi, bennett, and professor meritus all the piedmont of g monticello. i thought i'd been naughty . thanks all so much for your time yesterday. naughty good tabby with us acute. well, those are the headlines for this hour. we return in 30 minutes. all the latest global news updates to join us again with .

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ah, maurice investigation found that former yorkshire county cricket club member as emer fake was routinely subjected to racial abuse and harassment or fake says he often felt like an outsider and that the abuse got so bad. he contemplated taking his own life. here's what he told sky news in september 2020. the thing that hurts me more than anything else. his people saw it happen. privately. a lot of people said is wrong. but when it came to it, no one, no one person or 2 stood up against these powerful people. and so what you're doing is wrong. so the yorkshire case is exposed and many say is an ugly truth. the, despite a diverse fan base, english cricket is too white and does not reflect a changing united kingdom. joining us from the u. k. to discuss that we have alex tutor. he's a former england cricket here and current coach it can. bolton, also, london bay sports corresponded an author li wellings, and lastly subsidy. he's an editor with the pat passion dot that welcome to everyone. so this discussion is not an abstract discussion as you could see there. and this is a very personal dis

fox news confirmed he's 39-year-old maurice freeman.eland who prosecutors described as hero, rap sheet longer than cbs. forty-five offenses over the past two decades with charges ranging from domestic abuse, identity theft and property damage to drunk driving and been a fugitive after escaping arrest. we learned from a source that he reached out to prosecutors and offered to testify in the trial in exchange for immunity for several outstanding charges he's facing. prosecutors rejected the offer and defense opted not to call on him to testify either so so far neither side is commenting why they are considering first-degree reckless endangerment charge for allegedly endangering revenge. the jury is expected to pick up deliberations turning pay for my money. kenosha continues to brace for this verdict. kennedy: what is the mood outside the courthouse during the day and where you are at night? are there still people there? are they getting in fights? are they protesting or is it getting heated? >> today we were in the 20 degrees, a little s

meanwhile, maurice chambers, a second former essex player, has said that he suffered racist bullyingre when he played there. both counties are looking into the claims. the ecb say they are appalled at lord's, looking into the claims. the ecb say they are appalled at lords, and tomorrow there chief executive will be giving evidence in front of a parliamentary committee. lian be giving evidence in front of a parliamentary committee. dan roan at lord's, parliamentary committee. dan roan at lord's. thank— parliamentary committee. dan roan at lord's, thank you. _ 12 children and one adult have been treated in hospital after a ceiling collapsed at a primary school in south london. pupils were evacuated from rosemead prep school in dulwich after a second—floor ceiling in a year three classroom caved in this morning. the school says none of the injuries are life threatening. the tension between the eu and belarus has increased with the eu imposing additional sanctions and thousands of migrants now moved right up to the border crossing with poland, trapped in freezing conditions with troops i

she was raised by a single mother, maurice a marin da flores in los angeles, california.worked as a union housekeeper in las vegas. her first organizing experience was with her mother, a long time los angeles community activist fighting for housing, education, equity, immigrant rights. attending here in city hall are picket lines at the los angeles unified school board was not an option in the miranda household, summer vacations with spent picketing at safeway and storefronts, boycotting with her mother and siblings and in high school, she led walkouts against the governor pete wilson in prop 187, do you remember that? that was for our generation. the seminal political so against anti immigrant, propositions in prohibiting immigrants from any public service and prop 209 which was the affirmative action initiative which we're still fighting. she was elected for local 87 at the age of 22. making her the first union officer within seiu in the country and then in 2005, at the age of 29, seiu local 87 members elected her as the president of sciu local 87 making her the first w

meanwhile, a second former essex player, maurice chambers, has revealed that he suffered racial abusecb said they were appalled, and tomorrow that chief executive will appear in front of eight parliamentary committee to give evidence on this scandal, alongside azeem rafiq himself. new eu sanctions are to be imposed on belarus — after a crisis on its border with poland, which is also the eu“s external frontier. thousands of migrants from the middle east — and some from afghanistan — have made their way from belarus to the polish border and are now trapped there. belarus“ president, who has the support of russia's vladmir putin, is accused of orchestrating the crisis by flying migrants in and pushing them towards the eu. he denies that. our correspondent steve rosenberg has this eyewitness account from the belarus side of the border in the migrant camp, word had got out, they'd been told this was the moment to make it into the eu. everyone here wanted to believe it was going to happen and the belarusian soldiers didn't try to stop them. in their thousands they streamed towards the borde