hey, miss johnson, this will the minister, the major success for jem cinema. what does it mean? what voice does these of you, the fact that this film all quite on the western front received 9, oscar nominations is a sign of its gruesome relevance side. because war has come so close to us in the past year. thinking about the brutal attack on ukraine by clique as insulin, arg home in said yuba, and m yahoo! and, and an acc, one reason for the success of this film, for the fact that it has been watched so many times of foils to students, is that it is the loudest possible cry of protest against the war. i giggled including the of whom bruce movie would not have been made without netflix. what does that mean for germany? him subsidies him with all these a fog when a netflix for the success of this netflix production demonstrates once again that we're doing the right thing in adjusting films, subsidies to reality that we want to launch more basic model this year of m. com. and during the berlin film festival, we announced the 1st initial steps just us. and i think it's important to r

my miss johnson. and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like turkey. taking all the powers that be they risked everything. john dunbar asked activists, journalists and politicians living in exile with too much on my shoulders. but i have to hold this weight because i'm responsible for the future follow country for the people who are behind the past. they live for their mission. people need to know what is happening in our series guardians of truth watch now on youtube. d. w documentary with ah ah, this is the w news live from berlin. b, ukrainian town of butcher box a year since it's liberation. the horror of alleged war crimes. ah president, welcome to zalinski leads. the remembrance of killings carried out by russian troops during 5 weeks of occupation.

according to your answer, you met miss johnson in the supermarket. is that right? >> correct.onth and year. >> month would be march. year would be 2017, this year. >> judge judy: and did you see her after you met in the supermarket? >> no. what happened was, we met in the supermarket and... >> judge judy: you exchanged numbers? >> we exchanged numbers. we built a rapport. >> judge judy: explain to me "a rapport." what does that mean? >> just text messages, calling. we never, you know, met up. we never went anywhere. >> judge judy: you never met after the march meeting in the supermarket... >> not -- >> judge judy: ...before you were arrested? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: and then you were arrested. the supermarket is in what state? >> it's in colorado. >> judge judy: and where were you arrested? >> in florida. >> judge judy: and it what month were you arrested in florida? >> april. >> judge judy: so, certainly within a month. >> yeah. >> j j

or >> miss johnson, thank you formh joining us and thank you for having me. here is parts oside, here' what looked. we now know that hugf the partsa the federal government were aware that there was goingw ther to be something big happening at the capitol on januar to beyu they knew they were going to bee big demonstrations there and they prepare od for that. t >> but the capitol police on which you serve for twenty two years, did not seem prepared at all.n and of course, that would be the front lin prepare in d preparedness. was the capitol police prepare? d that day the front line p officers and supervisorsrepare a not prepared for that at all. >> when you say did you, you had no idea it was coming. but we knew that there was going w to be a demonstration day, but we had no idea that we were>> te peopg to be facing what we faced on that actual day. so things starg.t to fall apart. people stream in the building. you call upwards in the command chain. u so around two o'clock, it may- have been a little bit after a capio'clock, i hear a officer say that the cap

this is johnson's composure -- misses johnson's composure is something i will never forget. she said thank you very much and she went on with her obligation, but i could see in her face and body language her distress. on the point of being just another point, this happens to be the sum of march anniversary -- selma march anniversary. my husband and i were married by the reverend james we in washington, d.c. he was the most wonderful man. those are my comments and i am enjoying this wonderful historic, who we all need to love them, cherish them and promote them in any way we can. peter: you have dropped a couple of names and historical events. can you tell us a bit about yourself. ? >> height was a magazine editor. i funded the raising for the hearst corporation in they can and seven. i think back on before that is i have a masters degree in american history. i hope that in fanatical observer. i was also an editor at american heritage for a short period of time and was a colleague of dave mccullough. we worked on a book on world war ii. peter: are you associated today with ne

his goal of raising the retire page from 62 to 64. former british prime minister burrows johnson has admitted the miss . he misled to parliament about parties held at downing street during the cave at 19 loc gun, but not intentionally. johnson will be questioned on wednesday by committee investigating the so called party gate scandal. the u. s. foreign policy chief has warned that shanicea could be at risk of economic and social collapse. joseph burrell says the situation is dangerous. could lead to new flows of migrants to europe, should it? it has been through years of political upheaval. it's foreign ministry, dismiss burrell to comments as overblown. prostate with headlines, more news come up right after which lou? ah, ha. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. i well, how do you have got some live? i get that. i mean, i've got 4 got it. well i'll go i want to be doing all of us the thing. if you look at the 3rd, i just thought about the fact of a a don't. should i go to fill a federal vehicle to double check with also name yeah, i'd love to get a kit up at the tour. it should just ritual data. a more actual

inquiry so you can really understand the conservatives or boris johnson's in particular are very, very angry and it is it shouldn't be missedyesterday boris johnson speaking at the global soft power summit , johnson speaking at the global soft power summit, made a johnson speaking at the global soft power summit , made a little soft power summit, made a little allusion to the fact that he didn't quite understand and why he was fined in a passage talking about how everyone lives under rule of law . he said that under rule of law. he said that i somehow got for eating at the cabinet table. i wonder if. we're going to hear a bit more from boris johnson coming up now. i think , i think we might now. i think, i think we might well, i mean, of course, boris johnson was very quiet after rishi sunak and the windsor framework appeared land so very, very well . and then he came out very well. and then he came out yesterday didn't he. highly of the prime minister's deal and also throwing in little bombs like oh the way we were only a handful of points behind in the polls when i when i left and he clearly feels that he has unfinished b

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and the big debate is, did boris johnson, miss lead parliament?ecause if the committee tomorrow finds that he did and parliament agrees with them , and parliament agrees with them, and if he faces a suspension of more than ten days from the commons will automatically , will will automatically, will virtually automatically . through virtually automatically. through a process called recall a by—election in october that frankly he would lose. so boris johnson's political career is on the line . that is no the line. that is no exaggeration . but on the issue exaggeration. but on the issue over parties that took place in downing street . or should i say downing street. or should i say repeated parties that took place in downing whilst the rest of us were locked down? there is this big question of did he mislead parliament? but more importantly , did he intentionally mislead parliament? let's have a look at bofis parliament? let's have a look at boris being questioned on this just over a year ago , could i just over a year ago, could i ask the prime mini

and the big debate is, did boris johnson, miss lead parliament?ecause if the committee tomorrow finds that he did and parliament agrees with them , and parliament agrees with them, and if he faces a suspension of more than ten days from the commons will automatically , will will automatically, will virtually automatically . through virtually automatically. through a process called recall a by—election in october that frankly he would lose. so boris johnson's political career is on the line . that is no the line. that is no exaggeration . but on the issue exaggeration. but on the issue over parties that took place in downing street . or should i say downing street. or should i say repeated parties that took place in downing whilst the rest of us were locked down? there is this big question of did he mislead parliament? but more importantly , did he intentionally mislead parliament? let's have a look at bofis parliament? let's have a look at boris being questioned on this just over a year ago , could i just over a year ago, could i ask the prime mini

missing. and former u. k. prime minister boys johnson has testified before you k parliamentary committee that could decide his political future. johnson's accused of deliberately misleading parliament over parties held during coven 19 lot downs. he's told the committee the events were wrong, but as insisted he did not like to end peas. okay, you're up to date, a sticker on the witness is coming up next. a more news in half an hour he went on to 0. ah, what with all that you can with a with a but i mean is if you think you did it ability, you know, i let them i don't, you know, was that i'm a lot of thought that's on a daily analytical i'm actually going to let you down more on fat, that impact pay system. you know you can you please you to says he says you pay on my valet for randy, come on banker and isn't what i love them. it only shows little progress there to look them on and land. if they said in the command it cut them for the me to get your common is eric younger, a g, as in the said, kill you seen a come on a city near to spend a minute and we'll take care of give me a wow a. 2 more on the goals to be

johnson advance to a runoff. garrett tenney is live in chicago. >> after four years chicagoans want to take a new direction and lori lightfoot missed out on the runoff by three points to brandon johnson who got 20% of the vote and face former chicago schools head paul vallas who got 33% in the runoff. the two candidates have vastly different strategies for how to get the city turned around. johnson endorsed by the teachers union wants to raise taxes and has supported defunding the police. he stopped using that term on the campaign trail but says his goal is redirect money to social services to try to address the root causes of crime. here he is last night. >> we deserve a chicago that is better, stronger, safer for everyone. no matter where you live, no matter what you look like. you deserve to have a better, stronger, safer chicago. >> paul vallas endorsed by the police union has focused his entire campaign message on crime argues the city needs to hire more police officers and reverse policies that he argues restricts them from doing their jobs. >> i want to thank the voters of chicago for making this campaign about the issues and nothing but the

miss c. i on the list and the book associates, laurie johnson, many thanks for joining us on the program and evening, mr. johnson. so what are your thoughts on this? do you think that the training of ukrainian policy is assigned the u. s. is indeed planning to provide key f with those jets. now what's going on right now is just, it's a political gesture, candidly these, these 2 pilots who are getting going through simulator training. and i think part of it is, did you get an assessment? whether or not they would actually be able to fly the christine? bob, they decided to put them into an actual training program that's going to take a minimum of $7080.00 days. so you figure to 3 months. so from right now, so you look in april may, june. the earliest possibility that you could get to pilots. and to f sixteens into ukraine would be, you know, 1st to july, well, where are they going to get those planes? they didn't have to worry about the, the repair maintenance training, ground crews. it's not just about training pilots, it's about having the personnel that can actually maintain these, these ai

missed a final vote snow. mr. gates? mr. gates votes no. mr. johnson louisiana. mr. johnson of louisiana votes now. mr. trong? mr. armstrong for snow. mr. steube. mr. steube votes no. mr. bishop? mr. bishop votes now. miss came? eric missed came up with snow? miss hageman? miss hageman votes no. miss palace get, mr. lynch? yes. >> mr. vintage votes yet. >> miss sanchez. miss sanchez votes i. and miss wasserman schultz? miss wasserman schultz to its eye. >> mr. connally? its economy both high. mr. garamendi? mr. allred? miss garcia? miss garcia votes i. mr. goldman? mr. goldman votes i? mister chair, how my recorded? >> miss plaskett, you are not reported. >> miss plaskett both i. >> mr. stewart, you are not recorded? mr. stewart votes no. >> all members voting? >> kirk roll report. >> mister chair, there are seven eyes and 12 knows. >> the motion fails. the gentleman is recognized for the remainder of his five minutes. >> point of inquiry -- the gentlelady is recognize -- >> mister chairman, i think we need to and confuse the record. sometimes i hear you talk about mr. landry appearing as a former membe

they're searching for a missing man who has dementia is on your screen. officials say 65 year-old larry r johnson. he does not know how to navigate his way around the city and he will not know how to return home. he was last seen around 04:45pm last monday in the area of leaf. what circle? 65 years old, 6 feet tall. weighs about 200 pounds. he was last seen wearing a black columbia jacket with no head dark blue jeans, black slip-on shoes. please contact santa rosa police. if you seen this man. over in the east bay, a fire at a home in union city prompts a large response. it happened just after 6 sunday morning on matalin drive. more than 20 firefighters responded to that scene and discovered the fire had spread all the way to the back of the home. the blaze was extinguished in about 20 minutes. there were no injuries. red cross responded to help those residents who were affected by this. over in the east bay. a woman is sent to the hospital after being hit by a car in the middle of the afternoon. the driver kept on going kron four's amanda hari spoke with >> in some ways she's lucky she doesn't h

miss lead parliament. if they find that that that can be quite dangerous for boris johnson because affectively that means hethat can trigger a recall petition, which means a by election will happen in his constituency. what we know is that labour are significantly ahead in the polls here for the anyway, that was quite a marginal constituency. there are a lot of labour support and a lot of conservative support there. quite risky and by no means obvious that borisjohnson would win that by election. in that instance would mean he is no longer in parliament. the us has announced another new military aid package for ukraine. the latest round of security aid is worth 400 million dollars and provides more ammunition, equipment and munitions. the new aid was announced just as presidentjoe biden met the german chancellor 0laf scholz to discuss the two countries' ongoing support for ukraine. we're making the alliance stronger and more capable. you've heard me say before that when i talked to putin a couple of months before that i told him that we're more likely to get the... the finalisation of europe, more like the

miss that. also boris johnson will argue today that the into whether he the inquiry into whether he misled parliament he submitted evidence his defence ahead of a by mps on wednesday all you bothered about partygate animal? i think not. i wonder. and that's why the poll that i just mentioned let us know i think it was 5350 3% weren't confident that going to actually happen. but we think that's a big improvement on even a month ago. yeah really. yeah. so let us know what you think about that, won't you? still to come, what else have we got on this one? we got all get we're getting bet. and we're getting our best bet. and we're also gonna be talking the also gonna be talking about the 20th of iraq 20th anniversary of the iraq war, think was a in the war, which i think was a in the middle east. been unstable middle east. it's been unstable ever saravanan and bashir ever since saravanan and bashir sheikh. be here in sheikh. we'll be back here in the with. but first of the studio with. but first of all, your news tamsin all, here's your news tamsin roberts . baer, all, here's your news tamsin roberts. bae

everest graveyard reality, tv's spencer matthews tells of sad search for his missing brother's body and boris's deadly dossier. johnsonand last but not least, daily star springs on folks polar scare as spring will seem a long way off as a 700 mile polar plunge sends britain back into a minus degree freeze this week minus nine folks snow is also forecast to dig out those wellies and find that bubble hats the winter wardrobe is about to return . let's get is about to return. let's get reaction to all of those stories . my brilliant political commentators , former brexit commentators, former brexit party mep and don't see all rees—mogg nigel nelson, political editor , the sunday political editor, the sunday mirror and the people and journalist and broadcaster and podcast host linda . right. let's podcast host linda. right. let's have look at some of these stories and plenty to get our teeth into a possible breakthrough in relation to the rwanda . the home secretary, rwanda. the home secretary, linda euro euro judge is set to back down on rwanda flights . ann back down on rwanda flights. ann widdecombe earlier in the stud

everest graveyard reality, tv's spencer matthews tells of sad search for his missing brother's body and boris's deadly dossier. johnsonlast but not least, daily star springs on folks polar scare as spring will seem a long way off as a 700 mile polar plunge sends britain back into a minus degree freeze this week minus nine folks snow is also forecast to dig out those wellies and find that bubble hats the winter wardrobe is about to return . let's get is about to return. let's get reaction to all of those stories . my brilliant political commentators , former brexit commentators, former brexit party mep and don't see all rees—mogg nigel nelson, political editor , the sunday political editor, the sunday mirror and the people and journalist and broadcaster and podcast host linda . right. let's podcast host linda. right. let's have look at some of these stories and plenty to get our teeth into a possible breakthrough in relation to the rwanda . the home secretary, rwanda. the home secretary, linda euro euro judge is set to back down on rwanda flights . ann back down on rwanda flights. ann widdecombe earlier in the studio w

miss out on the great experience like is fascinating. how permeate rest how much can permeate the rest of oliver johnson, of our lives.johnson, it's delight to have you it's been a delight to have you on program. thank you so much for joining that's today forjoining us. that's it today forjoining us. that's it today for the. coming up next, it's bev turner today .

johnson. welcome to bloomberg markets. all of this sets us up for tomorrow's jobs, monday, cpi. i feel like i've missed a lot being gone 72 hours. guy: the paddle testimony reset the market. alix has been in texas the last couple of days. alix: i got in at 1:00 a.m., got up at 5:00. guy: really tired today. give her a little bit of slack today, cut her some break. our question of the day is perfect for you today. i feel like i should read this, but maybe you should. babble positioning into payrolls. alix: post powell positioning into payrolls. guy: nearly got it. i think that sets the context for the day. alix may speak slowly at some point but we will keep it up. that is our question of the day, a fairly straightforward one. alix, i think everyone is confused. the market is trying to figure out what is going on. i think you can see that reaction after today's claims number. a little upside surprise but a little upside surprise. big market reaction. look at what's happening with the u.s. 2-year. given the confusion that powell has created, are we set up for more volatility? how much could we get tomorr

from of move but to miss bassetti same as a place to push the button to meet as much needs to be on the move or to see these it would be nice. could cut yourself cleared to went to johnson, i'm for you still pitcher and your bubble sheets on blue is needed to push the opinion stalking in work, but she wanted disco ciocca promise you did for your whole bruce woman up without when you what my daughter i don't receive it really, so it's a good, you won't be this thing each and we value right? those. it's never drinking g and says, man, yet give us a call back if everything is true. but the idea is that then they arrested arissa simply because she had brought humanitarian aid on those carbon eel criteria. marable shapiro, my pitch after my chip. i nibbled my lip, the yes we shall wish to live. i have deleted your creature. but there's titi yet noted, you mean your vehicle or will you run by now? oh, shall college 30 deep by the quite you or do let's t lavetia bullying from years because i used to yard vineyards was mean, you know we can there today. the reason for arrest and murder can simply be that you subscribe to russian news or chat with family members on the other sid

missed a final vote snow. mr. gates? mr. gates votes no. mr. johnson louisiana. mr. johnson of louisiana votes now. mr. armstrong? mr. armstrong for snow. mr. steube. mr. steube votes no. mr. bishop? mr. bishop votes now. miss came? eric missed came up with snow? miss hageman? miss hageman votes no. miss palace get, mr. lynch? yes. >> mr. vintage votes yet. >> miss sanchez. miss sanchez votes i. and miss wasserman schultz? miss wasserman schultz to its eye. >> mr. connally? its economy both high. mr. garamendi? mr. allred? miss garcia? miss garcia votes i. mr. goldman? mr. goldman votes i? mister chair, how my recorded? >> miss plaskett, you are not reported. >> miss plaskett both i. >> mr. stewart, you are not recorded? mr. stewart votes no. >> all members voting? >> kirk roll report. >> mister chair, there are seven eyes and 12 knows. >> the motion fails. the gentleman is recognized for the remainder of his five minutes. >> point of inquiry -- the gentlelady is recognize -- >> mister chairman, i think we need to and confuse the record. sometimes i hear you talk about mr. landry appearing as a former m

missed. we were talking about and about boris johnson and boris johnson a that's all johnson doing a lot.out three half hours so. three and a half hours or so. what he was that committee, olivia, at least still with now what he was that committee, 0 political.east still with now what he was that committee, 0 political reporterl with now what he was that committee, 0 political reporter and] now what he was that committee, 0 political reporter and. there a political reporter and. there was big vote relates to was a big vote that relates to brexit. the words brexit. it relates to the words the we would the framework we would potentially a bigger potentially a much bigger conservative revolt and conservative revolt on this and wasn't there wasn't one was that no there were 29 and or 28 mps who voted against the government. eight of those were upnp . so we knew in those were upnp. so we knew in advance we're going to vote against the government the rest were brexiteers in the conservative . but what the conservative. but what the government was hoping to avoid was 34 rebels, which would have m

miss you. the attorney general, dan morales. the land commissioner, gary morrow. i thank of them for being here. thank you, lucy johnson for being here. and. please give my regards to wonderful mother. i. i have not seen her here. there she is. and i have to recognize and. your former congresswoman and, now distinguished professor barbara jordan for, the magnificent job you did on the immigration issue. thank you so much. thank you. thank you. my wife told me about coming so much. i wanted to come and see for myself. i also know, as all of you do that there is no such thing as saying no to liz carpenter. i drag it out as long as i could just to a few more jokes. my fellow americans. i want to begin by telling you that i am hopeful about america. when i looked at in the cabal up here introducing me and i shook with these other young, young students, i looked into their eyes, i saw the american button on that gentleman's shirt. i am. i was reminded as i talk about this thorny subject of race today, i was reminded of what winston churchill said about. the united states, when president roosevelt was trying to pass the lend

they're not interested digging that over is purely about boris johnson and whether or not he knowingly missedssed about there's 100 instances a year of mps misleading parliament inadvertently. so the question is if he really is now i haven't had a chance to read the whole thing yet, but they are saying that breaches of coronavirus guidance have been obvious to bofis guidance have been obvious to boris johnson at several events he attended and they published pictures . so that doesn't sound pictures. so that doesn't sound good. and boris johnson obviously or the beginning 20th of march will have a lot of questions to answer and that will be very keenly awaited for what he says . all right. that's what he says. all right. that's catherine forster with us in downing street, ed vaizey, that they are saying knowingly, intentionally misled. yes i i've beeni intentionally misled. yes i i've been i just believe that boris johnson did knowingly that he was then. now, you and i both know that politicians can, but one economical economically skilled child swingle broken because apparently two people havi

johnson and jerry so they can see. and i'm just thankful y'all pay us-- [crash] whoa! man! what happened? whoa! man, he done tore up -- he done tore up miss's gate. i have to call her and tell her. what a way to crash in the cemetery. that's not good. [laughs] that's not good. annamarie lopez: it's almost over. and i'm just-- i'm happy because i'm almost there. i really am. clarence pierre: i know this is what i want to do, what i love to do. get it done and then you can move on. james bryant: listen up. i want you all to work together on this. i'm going to let you all go as far as you possibly can. so if that means you can go all the way, that's fine. but i want to see where i've gotten y'all so far. what? what are we doing here? annamarie lopez: she's asking me how much primer? it's a whole bottle. james bryant: how did you choose triton out everything across this cabinet? why did you choose triton? annamarie lopez: very astringent, and it's not too weak. james bryant: ok. any other reason? clarence pierre: --because we found edema. james bryant: and what would triton do with the edema? clarence pierre: it'll help-- james bryant: i hear

johnson has no right for this plan on myself. this is abuse of power. my civil rights and parental rights have been violated, resulting in hostile learning environment for my daughter. she has missed recess, been kept in and segregated from class activities. >> ashley: the concerned parent joins us now. cassie, you start poking around and asking questions about this new curriculum about teaching your kid, your 10-year-old about sexting and they ban you from communicating? what do you mean they ban you? >> i continue to ask about the curriculum and been waiting to see the -- any type of resource -- [cutting out] -- i had finally month about asking about the curriculum in class and i was -- no longer -- let us know if you are -- for the work. >> todd: want to read a letter to parents, the school social worker briefly explaining the curriculum. this year in fifth grade we expand learning to address texting, sexting, cyber bullying and social media safety. that seems like a laudable goal. but the sixting is the issue we have questions on. we reached out to superintendent johnson. i ask that you consider this with one side being reported. the district is bound by privacy laws that prev

johnson would now. so you've got boris derangement syndrome. i'm going to diagnose you by phone and i also think harry harman was exactly like miss trunchbull .middle. i'm just joe pubuc in the middle. i'm just joe public here seeing what they say. and boris johnson is a busted flush and so is the tory party . they give their busted flush and so is the tory party. they give their plumbing a good flush and get rid the mole and find somebody inspiring and find someone with policy . and find someone with policy. but i've got to be anti—woke. i've got to be pro—brexit, i've got to be low taxed. i don't know. i think the country's been through such an upheaval, they actually don't care anymore. people care about their taxes, people their people care about their mortgages all mortgages people care above all else about the nhs, which i before i don't think think it's a new start now i really do. and bofis a new start now i really do. and boris johnson is it's over and he got his optics are dreadful under he can't there's no resurrection for him he's. oh i disagree he's a superstar politician. i mean, come on, sean. politician. i mean, come on, sean .

johnson would now. so you've got boris derangement syndrome. i'm going to diagnose you by phone and i also think harry harman was exactly like miss trunchbull .i'm just joe pubuc in the middle. i'm just joe public here seeing what they say. and boris johnson is a busted flush and so is the tory party . they give their busted flush and so is the tory party. they give their plumbing a good flush and get rid the mole and find somebody inspiring and find someone with policy . and find someone with policy. but i've got to be anti—woke. i've got to be pro—brexit, i've got to be low taxed. i don't know. i think the country's been through such an upheaval, they actually don't care anymore. people care about their taxes, people their people care about their mortgages all mortgages people care above all else about the nhs, which i before i don't think think it's a new start now i really do. and bofis a new start now i really do. and boris johnson is it's over and he got his optics are dreadful under he can't there's no resurrection for him he's. oh i disagree he's a superstar politician. i mean, come on, sean. politician. i mean, come on, sean . have wr

and then in 1951 came back in as prime minister boris johnson would be useless as leader of the opposition and he missedquers, his leadership and all the rest government. thank you, tom wright. earlier this year, of course , prince harry released course, prince harry released that book spare, and in it he admitted to using drugs a use of banned all about drugs in that ridiculous session with the therapist, he did in therapist, which he did in public. people, if they see public. most people, if they see a therapist, in a therapist, we do it in private. in fact, he charge people $19. so this is got him into hot water in the us. that's right conservative think right well conservative think the heritage foundation is demanding harris visa demanding that harris visa application be released to pubuc application be released to public so they can discover if the duke of doubt declared his drug before entry into the country. you think that if something today, wouldn't you? yeah. if he's found to have yeah. so if he's found to have lied on visa form, lied on his visa form, potentially he could face deportation th

johnson. you're fired. so your five. no, i know you're the ebitda to think about any of them you'll miss the point here.le gary lineker's pubuc no got the single gary lineker's public platform is courtesy of the bbc. do you not think that if he hadn't worked for the bbc these last 30 years and he was just a retired footballer who 30 years ago was a good school girl going do you think he'd have 8.6 million followers on? i think anybody who would listen to all, i he'd be paid lot money i think he'd be paid a lot money if he did. the bbc. and you know what, carol? very good point. now, has done is now, what the bbc has done is it's the door for all these it's the door for all of these presenters the platform . presenters using the platform. they just be a huge they will so just be a huge social media following which they for party they will then use for party political as result, political purposes as a result, the is guys this is the bbc is over, guys this is the bbc is over, guys this is the of the bbc as we know it the end of the bbc as we know it as a licence , and we should all as a licence, and we sh

johnson. you're fired. so your five. no, i know you're the ebitda to think about any of them you'll miss the point here.le gary lineker's pubuc no got the single gary lineker's public platform is courtesy of the bbc. do you not think that if he hadn't worked for the bbc these last 30 years and he was just a retired footballer who 30 years ago was a good school girl going do you think he'd have 8.6 million followers on? i think anybody who would listen to all, i he'd be paid lot money i think he'd be paid a lot money if he did. the bbc. and you know what, carol? very good point. now, has done is now, what the bbc has done is it's the door for all these it's the door for all of these presenters the platform . presenters using the platform. they just be a huge they will so just be a huge social media following which they for party they will then use for party political as result, political purposes as a result, the is guys this is the bbc is over, guys this is the bbc is over, guys this is the of the bbc as we know it the end of the bbc as we know it as a licence , and we should all as a licence, and we sh

depends on where you live ken johnson, a real estate economist and associate dean at florida atlantic university says in some parts of the country, homeowners may have already missed went down. some parts of the northeast, and florida in particular, the rents still stay high. >> johnson says the sunshine state welcomed an influx of new residents during the pandemic, creating a shortage of housing inventory. >> with the growth in florida, i think you will see people holding on to many of these properties, and renting as opposed to selling >> but out west, in states like california, johnson expects more homeowners to sell as prices begin to fall. once you crunch the numbers, if renting out your property still seems right for you, real estate experts say make sure you have the time to take on the responsibilities of a landlord if not, you will need to hire a property manager, and they usually charge 7 to 10% of your rent per month as a fee. and sneeberger recommends using a website like rentspree.com or smartmove.com to vet your tenants. tips offering a blue print for those looking to build a brighter future while reserving a backup place to call home. >> this is som

johnson saying rush's deal will not control . all the not take back control. all the early says my fives missedheroes during the pandemic . how dare hancock and pandemic. how dare hancock and williamson ridicule them and the guardian has tory anger as labour hires at the partygate office . all right, let's get office. all right, let's get stuck into some more of today's headune stuck into some more of today's headline with liz kershaw and andrew barclay. you've been brought into a morning. they're going to continue to watch the show . i've got a bone to pick show. i've got a bone to pick with david. morning. david says , am i the only one to have noficed , am i the only one to have noticed that stephen jackson gets more pronounced during the pay gets more pronounced during the pay trying to pay per view? is he trying to impress northern liz kershaw impress our northern liz kershaw 7 impress our northern liz kershaw ? i'm much northern and ? i'm much more northern and less kershaw. i'll you less kershaw. i'll have you know, she's something that's know, she's a something that's familiar. yeah. you

, after chris johnson found his fiancee, andrea cincotta's body in their bedroom closet, he called 911. >> arlington 911. what is your emergency? >> uhh, i thought my girlfriend was missinglled by police for 28 hours over three days. they accused him of being the killer. >> and you know you know. we're just waiting for you to say it. be a man and admit the truth. >> chris says he was exhausted, and finally broke down under the pressure and based on evidence the police told him they had, said that he must have had something to do with it. >> describe for me how you took her to the closet? >> took her to the closet? >> tel what's happening. >> you said i dropped her on the floor? >> and then what happens? >> i must have put her in the closet. >> but chris says he was under duress, so he gave a false confession. he told police he dropped andrea and she hit he that she died by strangulation. he wasn't charged, but the suspicions remained. >> i mean, it's always in the back of your mind. well, first of all, the police still think that i must have done it. >> chris johnson is left reeling. andrea's mysterious death in the closet goes unsolved, and the dream house they were bui

miss you very, very much . now, coming up very, very much. now, coming up after rotten diving groove , after rotten diving groove, westminster's shameless kangaroo court , boris johnson'sgreatest person and duty in jackass. but next in i'm cancelled founder and director of the free speech union and. close friend of boris toby young joins me to back bojo bash wishes boss will brexit probe the latest on vaccine payouts? you don't want to miss this toby's right after the . break thank you for. staying up with us, gracious person. you did, jackass all the way but time first foreign cancelled and this is way person's top commentators speak out on controversial without the fear of the cancel culture. the rest of the media now boris johnson's allies told the media this week that the party great privileges was a kangaroo court that won't decide his fate fairly . johnson refused his fate fairly. johnson refused to say whether he with those comments when pressed by the panel today has been a concerted effort to de—legitimize the committee to call as a kangaroo court. have you character rise this as a kangaroo court, as a parliamentarian ? do you regret parliamentarian? do you re

miss you very, very much . now, coming up very, very much. now, coming up after rotten diving groove , after rotten diving groove, westminster's shameless kangaroo court , boris johnson'sson and duty in jackass. but next in i'm cancelled founder and director of the free speech union and. close friend of boris toby young joins me to back bojo bash wishes boss will brexit probe the latest on vaccine payouts? you don't want to miss this toby's right after the . break thank you for. staying up with us, gracious person. you did, jackass all the way but time first foreign cancelled and this is way person's top commentators speak out on controversial without the fear of the cancel culture. the rest of the media now boris johnson's allies told the media this week that the party great privileges was a kangaroo court that won't decide his fate fairly . johnson refused his fate fairly. johnson refused to say whether he with those comments when pressed by the panel today has been a concerted effort to de—legitimize the committee to call as a kangaroo court. have you character rise this as a kangaroo court, as a parliamentarian ? do you regret parliamentarian? do you regret that co

missing, apparently. the observer's headline reads he's gone full. trump tories are turning on boris johnsonexpress these with the pm's promise to stop migrant boats with tough new measures. he's going to unveil those next week. this week , actually. this week, this week, actually. this week, yes. well, it's time to get free. the papers now. and joining us this morning is ella whelan and isa bennett. they've been with us all. and ella, we're with you we're going to start with you because. didn't to your because. we didn't get to your sue story in the early sue gray story in the early newspaper reviews . let's go to newspaper reviews. let's go to that now, we? is in that now, shall we? this is in the yes. as i talking the mail. yes. as i was talking aboutin the mail. yes. as i was talking about in the last hour, there is these kind of ongoing intrigue into how appointment of the into how the appointment of the offer of the appointment from keir starmer came about with sue gray her relationship with the labour leader peter through her son.the labour leader peter through her son. the mail goes

johnson's brexit deal. we've got to bring all these together in a big, ambitious, long term growth plan. and i think apart from the individus measures, that's the thing that seems to be missingd and pre briefed. about this budget so far . briefed. about this budget so far. thousands of briefed. about this budget so far . thousands of workers are far. thousands of workers are walking out on what could be the biggest strike date this year. teachers, junior doctors , cheap teachers, junior doctors, cheap drivers and bbc journalists are taking industrial action over issues, including pay, jobs, pensions and conditions. schools minister nick cave is urging the national education union to pause the strike action so serious negotiations with the government can go ahead . we government can go ahead. we could be having those talks about pay about teacher workload, about recruitment , workload, about recruitment, recruitment and retention. that's what we want to talk about. but the national education union, if they want to show good faith in those negotiations, they to pause negotiations, they need to pause a action and it strike a strike action and it strike action. it's no way to co

johnson. listen and it will be brothers and you will not want to ntiss— brothers and you will not want to miss process in the courts after her ex— partner shed intimate — courts after her ex— partner shed intimate images of her unless she has turned — intimate images of her unless she has turned into a campaigner for other— has turned into a campaigner for other women who find themselves in this situation. she will be with us live in— this situation. she will be with us live in the — this situation. she will be with us live in the studio. i hope to see you all— live in the studio. i hope to see you all there on bbc one. we are on the news channel until nine o'clock this morning. this is why we say goodbye to the viewers on bbc one. if you are still with us, you made the right choice. hello. let's talk sport. jane is with us. a really busy weekend of sport?- busy weekend of sport? yes, fantastic- _ busy weekend of sport? yes, fantastic. a _ busy weekend of sport? yes, fantastic. a very _ busy weekend of sport? yes, fantastic. a very good - busy weekend of sport? was fantastic. a very good weeke

misses coolidge were on hand in their box seats in the middle of a raucous crowd. just as he had on opening day, the president throughout the first pitch. the senators first world series had begun. johnsonsed a staggering 12 innings, but the senators could not hold onto the victory. washington and new york then traded wins in games two and three and four and five. they returned home, three games down to two, with a disappointing end to another season. the president was in the stands for game six, the team discovered a little of his coolidge lock. they squeaked out a victory. this was a do or die game seven showdown with the resident and everyone else in washington wanted to see it. griffith stadium and nearby rooftops were packed dangerously full. the senators and giants were tied, heading into the ninth inning. bucky harris made the biggest move of the season, calling on walter johnson to relieve in the top of the ninth. with the stadium chanting we went justice, they inspired four scoreless innings, sending another world series game into the 12. but game seven wouldn't end like him one did come with two runners on, and mcnealy smacked a ball which took a bad hop over the third baseman

misses coolidge were on hand in their box seats in the middle of a raucous crowd. just as he had on opening day, the president throughout the first pitch. the senators first world series had begun. johnsonsed a staggering 12 innings, but the senators could not hold onto the victory. washington and new york then traded wins in games two and three and four and five. they returned home, three games down to two, with a disappointing end to another season. the president was in the stands for game six, the team discovered a little of his coolidge lock. they squeaked out a victory. this was a do or die game seven showdown with the resident and everyone else in washington wanted to see it. griffith stadium and nearby rooftops were packed dangerously full. the senators and giants were tied, heading into the ninth inning. bucky harris made the biggest move of the season, calling on walter johnson to relieve in the top of the ninth. with the stadium chanting we went justice, they inspired four scoreless innings, sending another world series game into the 12. but game seven wouldn't end like him one did come with two runners on, and mcnealy smacked a ball which took a bad hop over the third baseman

missing from the whole debate . yeah. and in terms of debate. yeah. and in terms of the northern protocol bill which of course was boris johnson's answer, that's dead in. and i that is to hear james say that boris johnson's vote didn't make any difference. i that many people in the conservative party room it like that he still has a huge power within that policy. he's still there is also a ghost of christmas past for which still not looking over his shoulder . not looking over his shoulder. it goes to christmas. the ghost of westminster passed with stormont passed. maybe? i don't know. i think so. i think the fundamental issue for a lot of conservatives is the unionist to our identity and unionist our yes identity and unionist party . yes, exactly. and the party. yes, exactly. and the question is , does this agreement question is, does this agreement make it more likely that the unionist will will survive will survive? now, you we have to balance that with the economic and social wellbeing of everyone in northern ireland on the red and blue and green channels in terms the unique circumstances in northern northern ireland finds itself in, think there's