the tipster said she thought the man was bill mcguire.he and her husband knew him when he was stationed in virginia with the navy. fingerprints confirm this hunch. mcguire was a 39-year-old computer programmer and father of two young children who had been living in new jersey. he was described as loyal to his friends, loving to the people around him, a lot of fun. he seemed to be a regular guy. narrator: at the time bill mcguire was identified, he'd been missing for four weeks, so investigators' first question was, "had anyone been looking for him?" his wife never reported him missing, but there was concern about his location. narrator: his wife, melanie, said there was a good reason she didn't file a missing persons report. melanie said to police that her and bill had a terrible fight in which he became physical, stuffed a dryer sheet in her mouth, pushed her up against the wall, and then left the home. according to melanie, bill told her, "you'll never see me again." narrator: in fact, instead of reporting her husband missing, melanie m

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army major general tim mcguire. general mcguire thank you. pro policy to demonstrate in chicago seen it cheering on iran's attack on israel. one speaker called occupied palestine. griff jenkins has the latest from new york. >> good evening, john. the story is alarming anti- israel anti- american rhetoric here at home and in the u.s. is escalating. while the whole world is watching yesterday tirana launched an unprecedented attack of over 300 drones and missiles directly at israel and chicago propel city activists planning to march on the dnc convention this summer. celebrated the organizer announced the attack had begun. watch. >> iran has just responded about 30 minutes ago. [applause] [cheering] in addition, there are reports of drones having been fired on israel from yemen. [applause] >> that is a snippet of what was said at the conference chance of hands off iran were herded. this after we just witnessed the last sunday and dearborn, michigan chance of death to america. this demonstration, you hear it they are the organizer. to for revolu

he says legislative leaders are doing exactly that just hours before this interview, mcguire governor gavin newsom and assembly speaker robert remus announced an early budget action agreement to shrink the deficit by 17.3 billion dollars. just how they plan to do it. their proposal calls for 5.2 billion in borrowing. another 5.2 billion in funding delays and 3.6 billion in actual cuts including a 300 plus million dollar cut to some climate programs. a 500 million dollar cut to a program responsible for building school facilities. and a 700 plus million dollar cut to reduce administrative costs across state agencies. this urgent action is going to make the job of closing the remainder of the deficit, less daunting. tough but less daunting as we move into the june deadline. it's sort of like if you were looking at your household budget and you pay down some of your debt or, you know, paid off and alone early, that reduces your future obligations to pay that loan back. >> that's exactly what the state is trying to do. governor gavin newsom expressing optimism about the plan, calling it a

he says legislative leaders are doing exactly that just hours before this interview, mcguire governor gavin newsom and assembly speaker robert remus announced an early budget action agreement to shrink the deficit by 17.3 billion dollars. just how they plan to do it. their proposal calls for 5.2 billion in borrowing. another 5.2 billion in funding delays and 3.6 billion in actual cuts including a 300 plus million dollar cut to some climate programs. a 500 million dollar cut to a program responsible for building school facilities. and a 700 plus million dollar cut to reduce administrative costs across state agencies. this urgent action is going to make the job of closing the remainder of the deficit, less daunting. tough but less daunting as we move into the june deadline. it's sort of like if you were looking at your household budget and you pay down some of your debt or, you know, paid off of a loan early that reduces your future obligations to pay that loan back. that's exactly what the state is trying to do. governor gavin newsom expressing optimism about the plan, calling it a bal

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israel, maybe not before the vast majority intercepted outside the boat is of the state of israel mcguire and had defend system for a number of missiles fairly now tara tree shooting. but we know one guy who was injured and destroyed because of bass and the cell is done without any minus the damage to the infrastructure. so but the home, the music car, let us do a bit of a so is riley authorities have given the all clear meaning people no longer need to stay close to air raid shelters. but our correspondents in east of says it was a tense and noisy night injury. so the air defense that was my colleague in is in jerusalem earlier. well, are corresponding atanya kramer in jerusalem has been following developments there and gave me more details of what's been happening as well as speech as surgery. got some more details from the is really military here, saying that about 200 students in miss hos were mostly intercepted as they put it outside of israel with the strategic partners as they put it. and also of through the ad defense as system. but there was some hits uh, identified their own. he

tony mcguire. thank you very much for your input. duvet. tony mcguire.let's get the thoughts now of the writer at think scotland. dean thompson. dean, welcome to the show by any reckoning, it's been a nightmare of a week . and been a nightmare of a week. and the incredible thing is that the greens have teamed up with the tories, with the labour party, with the alba party . with the alba party. historically, sworn foes have become friends to unite in the singular purpose of removing humza yousaf is—he, a dead man walking. >> well, yes, i think it's just a question of when, not if that he's ultimately pushed out. but by all accounts, thomasius . he's ultimately pushed out. but by all accounts, thomasius. his greatest problem is that he's not very good at politics. his political judgement has been pretty poor, even since the snp leadership elections were on going and were, by all accounts, people who i talked to say in person. he's a very charming , person. he's a very charming, very nice person. but i think charm was mistaken for competence and the lack of

let's bring scarlett mcguire, great to have you on. i'm fascinated by this paul.ant to put this up on the screen because the question is latinos who support shutting the borders if too many migrants try to enter, 64 percent is a big number. when you lose latinos and you're talking about the border, it's a damaging issue for biden and his campaign. what do you think? >> this is something we've seen consistently over -- especially over the last few months, the border is an increasing headache for biden. these issues are important to all voters were godless of their ethnicity and it's not just white voters that are concerned about the border. we saw in that clip that biden is keen to talk about trump's language when it comes to immigrants and immigration. i think what voters is care about is action rather then language. >> trace: here's a poll from north carolina talking about the economy and the favourite issues you look over there the economy, 14-point lead for trump. immigration you have a 12-point lead for trump. world conflicts which really right now is hotter t

he says legislative leaders are doing exactly that just hours before this interview, mcguire governorpeaker robert remus announced an early budget action agreement to shrink the deficit by 17.3 billion dollars. just how they plan to do it. their proposal calls for 5.2 billion in borrowing. another 5.2 billion in funding delays and 3.6 billion in actual cuts including a 300 plus million dollar cut to some climate programs. a 500 million dollar cut to a program responsible for building school facilities. and a 700 plus million dollar cut to reduce administrative costs across state agencies. this urgent action is going to make the job of closing the remainder of the deficit, less daunting. tough but less daunting as we move into the june deadline. it's sort of like if you were looking at your household budget and you pay down some of your debt or, you know, paid off and alone early, that reduces your future obligations to pay that loan back. >> that's exactly what the state is trying to do. governor gavin newsom expressing optimism about the plan, calling it a balanced approach that meet

he says legislative leaders are doing exactly that just hours before this interview, mcguire governorm and assembly speaker robert remus announced an early budget action agreement to shrink the deficit by 17.3 billion dollars. just how they plan to do it. their proposal calls for 5.2 billion in borrowing. another 5.2 billion in funding delays and 3.6 billion in actual cuts including a 300 plus million dollar cut to some climate programs. a 500 million dollar cut to a program responsible for building school facilities. and a 700 plus million dollar cut to reduce administrative costs across state agencies. this urgent action is going to make the job of closing the remainder of the deficit, less daunting. tough but less daunting as we move into the june deadline. it's sort of like if you were looking at your household budget and you pay down some of your debt or, you know, paid off alone early, that reduces your future obligations to pay that loan back. that's exactly what the state is trying to do. governor gavin newsom expressing optimism about the plan, calling it a balanced approach

he says legislative leaders are doing exactly that just hours before this interview, mcguire governorobert reverse announced an early budget action agreement to shrink the deficit by 17.3 billion dollars. just how they plan to do it. their proposal calls for 5.2 billion in borrowing. another 5.2 billion in funding delays and 3.6 billion in actual cuts including a 300 plus million dollar cut to some climate programs. a 500 million dollar cut to a program responsible for building school facilities. and a 700 plus million dollar cut to reduce administrative costs across state agencies. this urgent action is going to make the job of closing the remainder of the deficit, less daunting. tough but less daunting as we move into the june deadline. it's sort of like if you were looking at your household budget and you pay down some of your debt or, you know, paid off of a loan early that reduces your future obligations to pay that loan back. >> that's exactly what the state is trying to do. governor gavin newsom expressing optimism about the plan, calling it a balanced approach that meets the n

tony mcguire . live >> thank you. tony mcguire.rris has said his country's immigration laws will need to change after it emerged that a over 80% of asylum seekers in ireland enter from the uk. and this comes amid ever growing tensions in ireland on the issue of immigration, with a sharp increase in migrant arrivals worsening the republic's already acute housing crisis that has led to many asylum seekers sleeping in tents. well, joining us now to discuss this is the president of the irish freedom party, herman kelly. herman, welcome to the show. so, spiralling out of control and it's the united kingdom that's to blame . he's kingdom that's to blame. he's muted okay. we can't we can't hear you, herman. can you unmute yourself, mate ? okay. we haven't yourself, mate? okay. we haven't got him. all right i'm just going to talk about this . so going to talk about this. so ostensibly what's happened here is that the irish justice minister has basically tried to blame the problem of spiralling immigration on the british, on the united king

that's tony mcguire. i'll leave you to go. enjoy the last rays of the sunshine.ean, i thought it was quite interesting there where he said, humza yousaf was very surprised when he heard about this. no confidence vote. i don't know who he talks to, but i talk to people on a daily bafis but i talk to people on a daily basis and i absolutely was not surprised when i heard that. i was actually quite surprised that it hadn't happened sooner. and that whole kind of diet, the whole kind of, dynamic about who actually wanted to break up with who . what do you think's been who. what do you think's been going on here? well, look , in my going on here? well, look, in my view, the scottish national party in part, but only in parts because they were with the green party, had a completely crazy environmental policy which has now crashed against reality. >> and they have had to drop that policy wisely. they should never have embarked on that in the first place. >> they wanted to cut the carbon emissions by 75% by 2030, and they said that they're not going to meet last week. they

that was senate president pro tempore mike mcguire just a week and a half ago as he spoke about his planhe budget deficit by 12 to 18 billion dollars. he said his democratic colleagues in the state senate are on board with the plan calling for early budget action, which in a nutshell allows the legislature to reduce the size of the current fiscal year's budget. the idea is that in turn reduce the size of next year's budget set to go into effect this summer, early action means that we can bring this deficit to a more manageable level while details of the plan from senate democrats have not yet been released publicly. there have been concerns from democratic leaders in the other chamber, the state assembly that the plan from senate democrats on the governor could include cuts for homeless and housing programs. that's why some democrats say they been circulating their own plan making clear they will not support an early action proposal that cuts funding for housing and homelessness. they also want to freeze any one time funding that has not yet been spent. in a statement, assembly speaker r

diplomats have been debating whether to create the 100 b on your refund for long term on supply to key f mcguire we've heard from moscow's from our own void to nato, alexander goose go. he had some harsh words for the block, accusing it of using your train and approx, a war against russia. because i am of no nothing in spring and ukraine is an instrument for nato to put it bluntly and straightforwardly. they took countries of waging a hyper go against russia. a hybrid war consists of many elements. it includes, 1st and foremost, informational and ideological aspects by demonizing, russia and attributing old souls of malicious plans to us. i guess it's such a looking a bit broad. uh, now beyond ukraine's food is, i mean we currently witnessing increased need to activity in the south courses. what's the main goal of the alliance in this region? and does watch so already have an understanding of what specific methods the alliance will try to use to achieve this goal for pneumonia, probably with me. absolutely. there is understanding, look at nato strategic documents, which dates to find rush as it

no toby mcguire wrote followed by tom holland roach. that's amazing. me ask you, charles payne runs for president and winds. who plays the inauguration? >> we get a nice mix, earth wind and fire. >> you want a crowded dance floor, i respect that. >> is not going to criticize your wardrobe. [laughter] >> my, platform. [laughter] >> i will say willie nelson but i don't know if he's still performing. >> he is performing and if everybody is trying to take the edge off after the intensity of the inauguration, he's probably your guy. [laughter] >> you won't be nervous for the speech. [laughter] >> who one? [laughter] >> president trump said they faked the moon landing. this is crazy. [laughter] what is your favorite sports? >> my first touchdown. bob warner, kickoff, he grabbed it, iran but my father is in the military have time, daddy, daddy, did you see? why did you keep looking back? [laughter] >> you got business that. [laughter] >> i love that. your father was strict, you probably didn't do an enzyme celebration or did you? >> i scored a lot of touchdow

tony mcguire smith for mcguire and susan smith off for women scotland live in edinburgh.rs football matches held in complete matches will be held in complete silence then, or will the police have to arrest entire crowd? have to arrest the entire crowd? fair point. and a quick one from martin saying this one. hearing this, i can't help but think of the tom cruise film , the the tom cruise film, the minority report, where people are being arrested for crimes they haven't actually committed yet, but they will in the future . i fear we are getting closer and closer to this frightening future in scotland. there's lots more still to come. between now and 5:00. i'll get reaction to the news that the bbc licence fee has gone up by more than 6% today. happy easter, but first, here's your latest news headunes here's your latest news headlines tatiana sanchez headlines with tatiana sanchez. >> martin thank you. the top stories this hour. campaigners in edinburgh have delivered a coffin outside the scottish parliament, symbolising what they is the death of free they say is the death

tony mcguire gb news scotland reporter. can change. >> but the question is with people not in parliament, might there be snp msps who sort of gather together, do some plotting? that's true. could it be actually internal moves within the snp that dislodge him before we get to those votes of no confidence? that's what angus mcneil, the former, snp mp, now independent mp, was saying. but one of his colleagues in the house of commons is the alba party mp neale hanvey, also first elected as an snp member , first elected as an snp member, neil, i'm fascinated about the internal dynamics within the snp. surely there will be moves from some, who just want to see their leader go well, that may be that may be true, you know, there's been lots of, talk of back, backroom briefings against the first minister even before this happened. >> and i think, you know, that underscores, the position of the first minister. i think his top line briefing needs updated, he entered , the, the debate entered, the, the debate yesterday with his press c

reporter tony mcguire. tony, welcome to the show. well, on friday when we last spoke at close of play , we last spoke at close of play, humza yousaf said he'd fight on. now he's simply dropped out. but let's face it tony, he jumped before he was pushed into . before he was pushed into. >> yes that's correct martin. i mean, very much not too dissimilar from what actually happenedin dissimilar from what actually happened in thursday morning. you know, he jumped from the bute house agreement before the greens pushed themselves out of it. and then, sure enough, if you were keeping up with things over the weekend, you could see that he was really caught between a rock and a hard place. on whether he was trying to support and gain support from both either alba or , you know, both either alba or, you know, go back to the scottish greens. either way , there were factions either way, there were factions within the snp that wouldn't have been happy in this morning. you know, we saw the culmination of all that and indeed his resignation. so as

find a digital audience in a statement tonight from california, senate president pro tempore mike mcguirete this is a dangerous threat by google that not only sets a terrible precedent here in america, but puts public safety at risk for californians who depend on the news to keep us informed of life threatening emergencies and local public safety incidents. this is clearly an abuse of power and demonstrates extraordinary hubris. >> a multi-county chase comes to an end in contra costa county. coming up at 11. we'll take a closer look at that pursuit that ended with suspects being taken into custody and a barry weather a cooler day out there. >> here's a live camera looking out toward oakland. a cold front is dropping in from the north. we're talking about some rain in your weekend forecast and maybe some thunderstorms. we'll have the update coming up, but first to palo alto police officers accused of violating department policy. >> according to a new audit, the incident involving a suspected drug dealer ( ♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how a

now, should we go to our scotland reporter tony mcguire , scotland reporter tony mcguire, who is theren edinburgh for us.7 tony, bring us up to date . us.7 tony, bring us up to date. >> good morning. is it morning .7 >> good morning. is it morning? it's hard to tell. everything is quite so fast moving here. it's so electric , as you were just so electric, as you were just saying. there. there is at least probably about 50 to 60 members of the public here on top about the same again worth of media. it's a really busy little corner of edinburgh that's waiting to see what is going to be happening, what is going to be said. and obviously the huge expectation is that humza yousaf is going to resign and we are going to head into that crucial 28 day period where scotland, scotland's national party, needs that new leader and certainly a few names already. we haven't even had the statement yet , and even had the statement yet, and already we're hearing a few names. the likes of john swinney, who is nicola sturgeon's deputy first minister. we've also heard angus robertson, who is obviously one o

is in >> yes, tony mcguire is in edinburgh for us.ers of , of the people who are cheers of, of the people who are out here protest up on stage out here to protest up on stage just now as glasgow cabbie steve shaw and if you've ever tried to get a word in over a cabbie, well , you know get a word in over a cabbie, well, you know you're on a hiding to nothing. certainly in the mood here. people have been gathering really for about gathering here really for about the minutes. and steve the last 90 minutes. and steve shaw is indeed the first person up. relatively politically up. he's relatively politically active here. we saw quite a lot of him last year , around the of him last year, around the time of the gender recognition reform bill protests and the pubuc reform bill protests and the public discourse that went on around that, and indeed even by by 1:30, we're certainly looking at about 3400 people here gathered outside the parliament. not a lot of activity going on inside the building today of course, because it's the bank holiday. b

now, should we go to our scotland reporter tony mcguire , scotland reporter tony mcguire, who is thereus up to date . us? tony, bring us up to date. >> good morning. is it morning ? >> good morning. is it morning? it's hard to tell. everything is quite so fast moving here. it's so electric , as you were just so electric, as you were just saying. there. there is at least probably about 50 to 60 members of the public here on top about the same again worth

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in a statement, city manager jennifer mcguire said on monday, april 1st, 2020, for the san jose fire department was notified of the arrest of an employee, a fire captain who is charged on april 3rd with serious crimes. this individual is no longer employed by the city. the arrest occurred in sacramento county. >> i'm just completely disgusted by these allegations and it's really important to me that that we get the truth and that justice is served. >> and this is only the most recent incident involving san jose fire. in october of 2022, a video posted on social media showed a bikini clad woman exiting a san jose fire truck, which was parked in front of an adult entertainment business. at the time, a nearby business owner told us he simply could not believe it, and she had no clothes on. >> i mean, what she did, i mean, and what she doing inside the fire truck? >> in june of last year, the city council received the results of that investigation, which said only that numerous city and fire department policies were violated and that a fire captain was demoted as a result. >> these kinds

senate president pro tem mike mcguire said the new early budget action deal is significant. >> is going to make the job of closing the remainder of the deficit, less daunting. tough but less daunting as we move into the june deadline. >> well, this action would include 5.2 billion dollars in borrowing. and another 5.2 billion in funding delays along with 3.6 billion in actual cuts. it's set to reduce funding for some climate and school construction programs as well as administrative costs. and while governor gavin newsom supports the plan, republicans say they have been left out of these budget negotiations thus far. >> as frustrating to me and i think it's unfortunate for the process and republican caucus represents 8 million californians who are left out of the sot behind the scenes discussions to come up with solutions. >> well, the legislature is expected to vote on this early budget action deal next week and they will then vote on full budget for the next fiscal year by june. 15th. will 2 palestinian owned businesses teamed up with islamic relief usa yesterday for a fun

president pro tem mike mcguire says that the new early budget action deal is a significant step forward he's going to make the job of closing the remainder of the deficit, less daunting. tough but less daunting as we move into the june deadline. >> well, the action would include about 5.2 billion dollars in borrowing another 5.2 in funding delays and 3.6 billion in actual cuts to programs and that includes reducing funding for some climate and school construction programs as well as administrative costs. while governor newsom supports the plan, republicans say they've been left out of these negotiations so far. >> it's frustrating to me and i think it's unfortunate for the process and republican caucus represents 8 million californians who are left out of the saw behind the scenes discussions to come up with solutions. >> but the legislature is expected to vote on this early budget action deal next week and they will then vote on the full budget for the next fiscal year by june. 15th. 2 palestinian on businesses teamed up with islamic relief. usa yesterday for a fundraising event to sup

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gb news scotland reporter tony mcguire says there's widespread concern . there's widespread concern.> earlier today we spoke to susan smith, the director of four women scotland. her concerns are that this bit act will be weaponised against trans gender critical feminist movement. we have heard from a few pastors who are concerned that the churches work will be impeded because they will not be able to provide sermons and services in the community. and perhaps the biggest shock is that one of the largest critics of this is the police themselves , those who are actually charged with upholding this law . they with upholding this law. they are that officers are are concerned that officers are already stretched and that this bill is sorry , this new law is bill is sorry, this new law is so divisive that it will actually go further to turning the public against them . the public against them. >> plans to find rough sleepers are provoking outrage , with more are provoking outrage, with more than 40 conservative mps said to be preparing to rebel, the new criminal justice bill would allow poli

i'm now joined by tony mcguire, gb news scotland reporter.eyes are now on whom who will be the next first minister? and the big question is, will we see a continuity candidate with more of the same misquote politics, or might we see a more radical change and a veer back towards common sense ? veer back towards common sense? >> well, that's interesting, you say so, martin, and good afternoon to you too. i think yesterday what we saw was the discontinued line of the continuity candidate. >> and yet the first thing that a lot of the parties seemed to jump a lot of the parties seemed to jump towards was a continuity candidate for that continuity candidate. so what we're really seeing now, i would say one of the two big questions is, is the with the party leaning towards the new era , which we're, the new era, which we're, i guess seeing represented in kate forbes. she came out and officially said today that she is considering a run sort of the announcement of the maybe announcement. and in john swinney, of course , the former swinney, of course,

he says legislative leaders are doing exactly that just hours before this interview, mcguire governor deficit by 17.3 billion dollars. just how they plan to do it. their proposal calls for 5.2 billion in borrowing. another 5.2 billion in funding delays and 3.6 billion in actual cuts including a 300 plus million dollar cut to some climate programs. a 500 million dollar cut to a program responsible for building school facilities. and a 700 plus million dollar cut to reduce administrative costs across state agencies. this urgent action is going to make the job of closing the remainder of the deficit, less daunting. tough but less daunting as we move into the june deadline. it's sort of like if you were looking at your household budget and you pay down some of your debt or, you know, paid off of a loan early that reduces your future obligations to pay that loan back. that's exactly what the state is trying to do. governor gavin newsom expressing optimism about the plan, calling it a balanced approach that meets the needs of californians and maintains a strong fiscal foundation for the sta

tony mcguire there in scotland. >> right. we got a bit confused there.back to huw edwards who it's been revealed is still been revealed today is still getting around 450 k a year getting paid around 450 k a year of licence payer cash, of licence fee payer cash, despite being suspended pending investigation over that nude images scandal with the young lad. >> now look , he's not been found >> now look, he's not been found guilty of anything. he remains a free man. there's no suggestion of any sort of criminal impropriety, let's say. but does he have an obligation, do you think? does he have a moral imperative to say, stop my salary? i'm not well enough to work, but he's not going to do that when he's paid 450 grand yeah >> so the problem is, let's just clarify why he won't and can't engagein clarify why he won't and can't engage in the bbc's investigation , because he says investigation, because he says that the incident has sparked a bout of mental illness, so the bbc can't conclude their investigation . they can't sack investigation. they can't sack him

. >> can we just break off and go to tony mcguire, our reporter in scotland, for us today to get reaction. they're very much highlighting what catherine is saying, and they're they're not in favour of this legislation in. >> indeed. well, it certainly does seem to be divisive. we saw that with the hundreds of people who turned out at the scottish parliament yesterday to protest, andifs parliament yesterday to protest, and it's certainly not all of them were protesting in light of what this new law means for the gender critical feminist movement and those that you know, deem a man who is born a man remains a man, but the vast majority of them were there to protest free speech, free speech seems to be at the heart of this. for the greatest number of people up here in scotland. and certainly, as you mentioned there, j.k. rowling , you know, there, j.k. rowling, you know, she has been at essentially at the tip of the spear of the movement that is kind of condemning, kind of trans people from kind of claiming another gender and her her protest really on all of this is that, as you said, as wel

. >> tony mcguire , our scotland >> tony mcguire, our scotland reporter there in glasgow.joining us now to discuss this a little bit further is the political commentator and former snp member stuart crawford , snp member stuart crawford, stuart, could the first minister, humza yousaf, find himself in a very public battle with jk rowling ? with jk rowling? >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> yes , i think that's very much >> yes, i think that's very much might be the case, i mean, from my, my personal view is, thank goodness we have someone like jk rowling who's got the profile and the means to take on what is yet another example of loony legislation being passed through the scottish parliament, supported by all parties. it has to be said so . we can't just lay to be said so. we can't just lay this at the door. at hums of humza yousaf and the snp. but it's another egregious example of bad law in a long series of bad legislation that has been passed. and i think that, rishi sunak will be could well be end up being embarrassed by jk rowling because as tony has just said,

and confidence in this year's budget process and again, i cannot wait to work with the new pro tem, mcguireold friend, and the speaker, who are just outstanding young leaders and are going to do a wonderful job in partnership with us this year. take you all very much. now joe and his team will, up and answer question -- will come up and answer questions. >> tonight and all this week, we will show some cases that the court has until the end of the term to rule on and we will talk to reporters about some of the legal issues involved. they will air each night at 9:30 eastern on c-span. here is a look at the schedule. tonight, we will begin with two cases that could result in the weakening of federal asian seas rulemaking process and their ability to interpret and implement law. on tuesday, the oral argument. the case challenges the constitutionality of a provision of a trump era 2017 corporate tax law. on wednesday, the court looks at the legality of the 2018 ban on bump stocks which modify firearms. on thursday, another second amendment case on whether people under domestic violence protectiv

and confidence in this year's budget process and again, i cannot wait to work with the new pro tem, mcguire, old friend, and the speaker, who are just outstanding young leaders and are going to do a wonderful job in partnership with us this year. take you all very much. now joe and his team will, up and answer this is about 25 minutes. [applause]

that's tony mcguire in glasgow on the scottish independence.news saturday and there's lots coming up on today's lots more coming up on today's show, research shows that show, new research shows that gen z is increasingly finding the great british fry up too fatty. or is it too time consuming? are just too lazy? basically, i'm asking will generation woke kill off our fry ups all of that and much more to come with gb news, britain's news channel coming back later with sausages welcome back to gb news. sarah dyke with me. dawn neesom on your telly. online and on digital radio. now. lots of you have been getting in touch. sending your thoughts which are now sitting on my phone, which keeps turning itself. one keeps turning itself. it's one of days for me, of those technical days for me, i'm meanwhile, i love i'm afraid, meanwhile, i love this is robert. hi, this one, this is robert. hi, robert. hope you're having a lovely time, dawn is one of the best presenters on this channel. she fair, coherent , down to she is fair, coherent, down to earth funn

. >> let's head to glasgow and ask scotland reporter tony mcguire . scotland reporter tony mcguire.indeed, certainly one of the most animated days that i can remember in quite some time. and let's face it, over the last 15 months or so, there have been no shortage of them. but indeed, this quite incredible moment yesterday morning, only three of these meetings of the cabinet unscheduled have been have been ever happened in the past. and obviously including an alex salmond budget back in 2009 that his minority government couldn't pass. and then, i believe just after brexit, where plans started imminently on the next independence referendum, that is obviously still not materialised. but yesterday certainly seems to be one of those meetings that has had the biggest effect, because not only did it leave humza yousaf and snp with a minority government, but it's also turned their yesterday allies into tomorrow's opponents. now certainly douglas ross was there and form the first question at fmqs to launch this motion of no confidence. but then as the day progressed, we heard from the polit

in a statement last night from california senate president pro temp mike mcguire, he wrote this is arrible precedent here in america, but puts public safety at risk for california, who do depend on news to keep us informed of life threatening emergencies and local public safety incidents. this is clearly an abuse of power and demonstrates extraordinary hubris. >> all right, time now. 837 we can't stop talking about the weather, rosemary, because it feels not like spring. >> yes, including here in the studio. >> these aren't warm showers we're getting. >> yes. yeah. somebody forgot to turn off the ac. and we are. oh, my god, a little cool in here. >> 40 degrees in spring and summer. it's not. >> they they only knew the heating unit we have down here. >> all of our little secrets. good morning both of you. happy saturday everybody. happy soggy saturday. widespread rain across the bay area, snow in our hills. in fact, we've got some to show you. a little tough to see here. this is actually mount diablo where rain, snow and snow mix snow levels are all the way down to about 3500ft this m

tony mcguire there up outside holyrood.e chances of the scottish conservatives being able to get this legislation repealed? >> well, they're the second largest party in the scottish parliament, but quite a way behind the numbers that the snp have. behind the numbers that the snp have . and it's quite a few years have. and it's quite a few years until next holyrood until the next holyrood election. i don't think they're going to have the numbers today, but be interesting to see but it'll be interesting to see how because there how that vote goes because there are in the snp who are some voices in the snp who sort perhaps the sort of are seeing perhaps the error yes. error of their ways. yes. >> liberal democrats >> and the liberal democrats wanting to be put the wanting women to be put in the now act . but wanting women to be put in the now act. but humza yousaf wanting women to be put in the now act . but humza yousaf wants now act. but humza yousaf wants to have this new misogyny law. and now there's a huge question over w

to few folks, lieutenant eric [indiscernible] officer candy hilder, executive director catherine mcguiresus nuvaros. [indiscernible] 100 percent of recommendations have been submitted i know this important work will continue. one of it tenants of 21 century police reform the job of sustaining reform is never finished. rather it is continual work to build on progress and continue to earn the trust of the communities you serve. our congratulations submitting the 272 recommendations of the collaborative reform initiative for doing so with diligence and in good faith and for doing what it takes to become as the u.s. justice department wrote in 2016, a model policing agency in this country. congratulations. [applause] >> congratulations chief scott and your entire team. >> thank you president peskin and thank you supervisor dorsey. so, all the names have been call ed but i do want to recognize these people standing behind me. this is the core team of the cri implementation and there were many others that took part in the work but this team basically has been together for better part of four y

tony mcguire in glasgow for us. thanks very much .. >> okay, we're going to kick off the next story with this, really quite staggering gb news poll finding that support for labour among gb news viewers has soared by 13% in the last five years. i will say that a lot of you on the gbnews.com/yoursay and on the gbnews.com/yoursay and on the emails and on twitter, you're saying that you were never questioned about this and you completely disregard the results. but i'll just put that out there as a bit of balance. >> viewers say that they trust labour more with the cost of living. nhs and housing. and as ben said, they're not. all of you agree you vehemently disagree as we're seeing in on the views on the screen this morning . but do let us know. morning. but do let us know. we'll read out some of your thoughts as long as they're not too rude. yes. joining us now is gb news political correspondent olivia utley olivia. yeah, quite quite surprising. the results then, aren't they ? then, aren't they? >> well, yes, i think very surprising for

to few folks, lieutenant eric [indiscernible] officer candy hilder, executive director catherine mcguiresus nuvaros. [indiscernible] 100 percent of recommendations have been submitted i know this important work will continue. one of it tenants of 21 century police reform the job of sustaining reform is never finished. rather it is continual work to build on progress and continue to earn the trust of the communities you serve. our congratulations submitting the 272 recommendations of the collaborative reform initiative for doing so with diligence and in good faith and for doing what it takes to become as the u.s. justice department wrote in 2016, a model policing agency in this country. congratulations. [applause] >> congratulations chief scott and your entire team. >> thank you president peskin and thank you supervisor dorsey. so, all the names have been call ed but i do want to recognize these people standing behind me. this is the core team of the cri implementation and there were many others that took part in the work but this team basically has been together for better part of four y