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boston on the 25th nd hear from congressman kennedy. washington leaders conference ill take place in washington may 13 and 14. we hope that many of you will join us for two days of meetings members of s with the administration and congress nd other federal policy leaders. so, again, we want to thank you for all of the support you've iven to the new england council. with that, my job is very simple ow, is introduce someone who i've had the pleasure of working with for many years and, again, ho's done an outstanding job here at the college and institute. ur very good friend, neil levesque. [applause] well, thank you very much. welcome to the new hampshire at st. anselm college. mr. sanders, thank you very much. this is probably a very vigorous time for you as well. it's wonderful to have you here well. thank you. [applause] neil: doctor, thank you for your support. this institute is wonderful. one quick thing. journalists.ot of i don't know if you noticed that. journalists, we work very jurmists here e nationally -- journalists here natio

nd when i was younger -- winning most recently. but what i can tell you it has never occurred to me as a candidate in the state of vermont to sit down ap say we are strong in certain areas. this never occurred to me to say , how can i make it harder for those people to vote? if i could not win an election based on my ideas, then i shouldn't win the election. and one of the ugly disgraceful thing that is happening in america today, you have cowardly governors and secretaries of state who are intentionally suppressing the vote, who are trying to make it harder for people in color, for poor people nd for young people to participate in the political process. how cowardly can you be if you don't think your ideas can't prevail to get out of politics and get another job. don't make it harder for people to participate. to answer your question, what we will do is make it very clear through legislation and to maybe, if necessary, the constitutional amendment, if you are 18 years of age in america, you are a citizen, you have the right to vot

nd she is a legal and national security analyst with cnn. also, she's an adjunct law ssion so at georgetown and she's a co-founder of checks dot.org which is something governor ridge participates in. alonso, ext to her is free expression project director for cbt. to emma we have josh. who is the executive director nd visiting professor of law for georgetown's institutional -- i'm sorry, nstitute for constitutional advocacy protection, and we have yet another penn state monger next tovin assistant the professor of political science at penn state. to do this, the panel as a conversation in the same way we did the other one going to try to hopefully have time as well for q&a with the audience. okay i start it's with you, we heard from some of he speakers earlier a little bit about what we're learning about, russian and other nation states influence. us what we know about our elections from the senate intelligence committee volumes? hosure. absolutely. hank you for hosting us together and putting together this terrific program. we nt to start ou

police are giving an update from scotla nd police are giving an update from scotland yard.at life as soon as we have the spokesman on the scene there to update us with the latest. let's show you the scene live at the moment. obviously it has quite an down, there is a large cordon in place at the moment. we understand that it stretches from stratton hill station with a very heavy police presence in the area. you can see there a police car early in the day, there a police car early in the day, there were numerous vehicles on the scene as well as paramedics, ambulance, vehicles there. a bus that has been there since the incident took place. we've had a written statement from the deputy assista nt written statement from the deputy assistant commissioner, lucy dorsey, who is managed to confirm a number of items for us this evening. the first of which was that it was three people who were injured. one was a man who was critically injured, he has been described as in life—threatening injuries. also a woman who was injured, with non—life—threatening injuries. and another woman also

got some snow, particularly over the pen nines and the company and fails but central southern scotla ndern scotland but in the rush there could be some snow in the centre too. through the day tomorrow come the snow levels will rise and turn drier in northern ireland and the will be some heavy showers toward southern england world be windy in the morning with gals through the english channel. slowly improving further north were many places become drier and damp from north eastern parts of england in southeastern scotland. that area of low pressure should be out of the way by friday at another one will introduce this rain and the winds will pick up again during friday this rain may bring some snow over the top of the mountains but elsewhere you may find snow tending to note because we have much milder airand to note because we have much milder air and southerly winds and temperatures in eight to 12 degrees. as we head into the weekend, that is really where storm dennis will arrive into monday with some very strong winds and heavy rain and likely to be some more disruption, especially afte

initially, but high ground of northern england and scotla nd ground of northern england and scotland. we could see some disruption, perhaps some of the worst conditions working to scotla nd the worst conditions working to scotland just in time for the morning rush hour to work. things could be quite rotten across the far north of england and maybe five to ten centimetres of snow across the island and less slow down but still enough to cause problems. this band of rain sweeping through, could bring another a0 or 50 millimetres of rain to the hills of wales which sets the scene for further flooding later on in the week. even as the rain clears, showers follow and it will be a windy day everywhere. the winds making it feel quite raw in scotla nd winds making it feel quite raw in scotland in particular. tuesday and wednesday, high pressure to the south—west, low pressure to the north—east and that's why we've got these north—westerly winds feeding in. those with we bringing plenty of showers was might well start off with a drier start to the day across central and eastern part of the uk,

it is still cold in scotla nd particular. it is still cold in scotland as well.ing from the south—west, pushing in all the cloud. for many parts of the country we will find rain continuing overnight are pushing in from the south—west of england where it will be particularly mild. further north we still have cold air so it is not just north we still have cold air so it is notjust rain but also snow and even in the rush hour some snow falling in the central belt of scotland. most snow over the hills and sentence government —— and for northern ireland so it could be wintry for a while but it is mostly rain, even that petering out during the morning. further south, heavy showers and those will be driven on by some gale force winds across southern england through the english channel and channel islands with gusts of 60 mph. further north an improving story with many places drying off and brightening off, still damp and grey and cold for south—east scotla nd grey and cold for south—east scotland and north—east of england. the area of low pressure bringing all that weat

nd so they are trying to get through, they pick up the phone, they are trying to get through, nd at this point we have rra simply stands up and he walks out of the office. he's going to look for plane and not too long until he bluessters his way through the guard gate. he goes an finds himself a sitting next lane to the runway. the imbs inside, looks at instruments and has no earthly idea how to start this thing. of the plane, walks --und, finds a mechanic, who this german air force officer finds a british mechanic to come how to start this british airplane. and he does it. the mechanic comes, well, here's you've got to do. you've got to turn this switch and flip that lever. all right. got it. i understand how to fly the plane. so we have rra is sitting there excited. freedom until om he realizes you can't just start this thing by pressing a button. to have an external power supply. would you mind going and getting one? so the mechanic leaves to go get this power supply to start up the airplane. away from nts freedom, he's, all he needs is o start the engine until he hears the words get

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both scotla nd oldest trophy in rugby history.oth scotland and england are smarting from their opening losses. and i'm in dublin where the six nations grand slam is still very much on the table as ireland host wales. and i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre, also coming up in the programme... out for weeks, manchester city's raheem sterling is in a race be fit for real madrid at the end of the month. great britain are battling to reach the fed cup finals, but they've lost their first rubber away in slovakia. and we hear from the west ham women's captain, and how talking has helped her tackle her mental health issues. hello and welcome to sportsday. we are live in edinburgh ahead of round two of the six national, the action is coming thick and fast. in this brilliant competition, we are live in my side, glorious and dry evening but a cold one. there is a storm forecast for tomorrow and on the pitch, things are borrowing. plenty of fighting talk in the build—up to scotland hosting england in the calcutta cup at murrayfield tomorr

heard more than a 130 people are now involved in that search scouring a very wooded area trying to nd them. they tell kron four's michelle kingston the search is not over she's live for us in point reyes station with more on what's happening out there. michelle. >>friday and in point reyes station because this is the only it's that i can get service in the about 15 minutes south of from where that air bnb is for that couple was staying.we talked with the marine county sheriff's office today search and rescue crews have been out here since saturday. so far therare no leads as to where that couple maybe now we know that they have been searching with canine with horses and using drones and ahelicopter. more than a 130 people from search and rescue crews across the bay area a looking for this couple 77 year-old carol cup are scanned her husband 72, year-old in or with the 2 were last seen at an air bnb on dia de la vista private road just off sir francis drake boulevard in inverness very close to point reyes national seashore the since saturday afternoocrews had searched trails in wooded

nd for that, misyasmin flasterstein, we honor you. in honor of women's history month, i would like to recognize catherine hayes. originally from indiana, catherine now lives in orlando, florida. she is known to be a dedicated volunteer, member and supporter of the central florida veteran and military community. 14 years ago she realized veterans weren't receiving information about events that would be helpful to them. in order to fulfill that need, she created a massive email distribution list that includes veterans from six counties who are served by the orlando v.a. medical center in lake nona. as part of her patriotic duty, she regularly greets the three honor flight hubs at the orlando international airport. once she greeted and thanked over 3,000 senior veterans for their service. catherine's patriotism is inherent. she can trace her family's military history back to the revolutionary war where her family served and became america's first veterans. almost every generation in her family has served our country, including her son, a

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so clearly a lot of progress there vis-a-vis the nds. i wonder if you could give me a few comments on, you know, where does the work remain to be done, what's still on your to do list when it comes to nds implementation? >> modernization is the -- just what i, you know, what keeps you up at night. the time. we have -- we're blessed with budget increases right now and just nailing these investments, so the chief and i have maintained a role even in our new jobs of staying on top of this pretty regularly, more so than maybe historically, but we have such a massive investment and if we can get these prototypes to be successful it will make these decisions in '22 and '23 that much easier and you can reduce your risk. from that standpoint it's really large. the readiness piece, it's something we're remarkably proud of and do very well and something we can turn very quickly. you have the most hardened and seasoned combat leaders in the republic. if there's a place i don't worry as much because i know we have them. modernization is going to be

it is moving to the north of scotla nd it is moving to the north of scotland and spreading east as i speak, but we have seen the back of the persistent rain. the problem is the persistent rain. the problem is the winds are starting to get a bit stronger on the southern flank of this weather of low pressure, storm storm dennis, so that is tonight and into tomorrow, particularly across england, scotland and wales, gusts of up to 70 mph winds are disruptive. these are wind gusts showing that it is very blustery across the uk, many of us in gusts around 50—60 mph. plenty of showers continuing overnight, and as wejust heard, there is a warning of snow in the hills of scotland. through the rest of the day and tomorrow as well, for hills note, perhaps 400 it could be heavy and thundery with hail, and these are showers, not a constant spell. they move through quite quickly on gusty winds which will be gradually easing through tomorrow. it does feel chilly in that wind, and next week for much of the week, it is looking like sunshine and showers rather than persistent wet weather. it is not lo

does it make sense in accordance with the nds? is it warranted with the changing character of war and so on? and if yes, check, continue, pass go, collect 200. if not, we delete it. >> thank you. >> just a quick anecdote, i was at strat com, admiral richard has a tasking on his books that dates to the 1960 s. he can't even find out where it came from. and the present context, it doesn't make any sense. so as i had my initial discussion with him, those are the things we're trying to undo. if you look at the mission, it doesn't make sense, it frees up resources, time, money and man power that can be put in other things. >> thank you. >> mr. secretary, we are about to embark on trying to write a defense authorization bill for what would be the 59th straight here if it's signed into law, and i guess my basic question to you is is it going to matter? or will omb send down a directive saying we don't even though it's signed into law, authorized and appropriated, we're going to take away some money for planes or satellites or something a

the chances seeing some snow in the central belt of scotla nd some snow in the central belt of scotland to rain, that snow pushing further north across scotland. a band of rain diving south across england and where is. behind that, brighter skies, few showers perhaps, but another day with strong gusty winds and a possibility particularly in scotla nd and a possibility particularly in scotland of seeing some wind gusts around 70 mph. some disruptive weather around again on monday and bridges clinging onto double figures in some areas of the uk. it is behind this latest area of low pressure, as low behind this latest area of low pressure, as low pressure behind this latest area of low pressure, as low pressure sits up close to iceland, we get into a flow of cold aircoming close to iceland, we get into a flow of cold air coming down from the north—west with showers. perhaps a longer spell of rain moving down through wales and into southern england on through tuesday. as it turns colder from the north—west, the showers will turn increasingly wintry and over higher ground, even towards south

the northern ireland and scotla nd wales.ireland and scotland we'll see clear spells but showers, the show is turning wintry across high ground in scotland on what will be quite a windy night. it's a mild night in the south but an increasingly chilly one across the north. as we go into tomorrow, some cloud and rain plaguing the south of england and channel islands at times. across wales, northern england, sunny spells and some showery outbreaks of rain. sunshine and showers for northern ireland and scotla nd and showers for northern ireland and scotland but the showers in scotland falling at a mild night in the south but an increasingly chilly one across the north. as we go into tomorrow, some cloud and rain plaguing the south of england and channel islands at times. across wales, northern england, sunny spells and some showery outbreaks of rain. sunshine and showers for northern ireland and scotland but the showers in scotland falling as slow red snow over relatively low levels. over the highest ground blizzard conditions ar

frequent showers in scotla nd pushing across. frequent showers in scotland and northern ireland.eratures, perhaps as perhaps as high as nine or 10 degrees. it will be a windy day, not as windy as it has been. a major incident is declared by police in south wales, as flooding and landslides caused by storm dennis lead to a number of road closures. by by tomorrow, we hope the weather forecast will be into the face will re—begin to recover from forecast will be into the face will re—begin to recoverfrom it forecast will be into the face will re—begin to recover from it and see what needs to be done to help. heavy rain and strong winds continue to lash large parts of the uk, with hundreds of flood alerts in place, including six severe warnings — meaning there's a danger to life. itv says its devastated by the death of love island presenter caroline flack. the broadcaster says tonight's episode of the reality series won't be aired. us citizens quarantined for days on a cruise ship injapan are leaving, after america sends two planes to take them home. now on bbc news it's time for spor

ciara but a notable wind and gales possible under showers feeling pretty thick and fast birth of scotla nd mean significant acute relations of snow but with those winds will meet blizzard conditions possible as well. for the south setting spells and showers. monday into tuesday we continue with a cutting northwesterly wind and proceeded to scotla nd northwesterly wind and proceeded to scotland and northern ireland and there will be that threat of greater acute relations of snowfall here into this out some occasional showers again to be wintry if you're because the higher ground of south wales but to the south will feel cold thanks to the chill of that northwesterly wind. almost blink and you'll miss it but there is a little ridge of high pressurejust you'll miss it but there is a little ridge of high pressure just drifting across the uk. still showers to come in northwest wind particular with scotla nd in northwest wind particular with scotland and northern ireland but the winds on wednesday at the next few days will be at the latest, i think that we will possibly see the week ahead. as th

here, lots of showers, the showers in scotla nd lots of showers, the showers in scotland will fall asravel conditions, really chilly day in the north but much milder in the south. on saturday night is weather front gives cause for concern, some outbreaks of heavy rain across wales, the midlands and possibly north england. a little uncertainty about that. that wet weather should clearly and sunday leaving drier conditions on spells of sunshine in the afternoon. one or two showers around, temperatures between six and 12 degrees. a lot going on for the weekend. on monday, this deep area of low pressure is approaching the uk, very windy for scotla nd approaching the uk, very windy for scotland and there could be significant snow which could cause significant snow which could cause significant disruption. hello, you're watching afternoon live. i'm martine croxall. today at 2: an islamic state supporter admits plotting to blow up st paul's cathedral. safiyya shaikh was arrested during a police undercover operation. the mother of grace millane, the british backpacker murdered in new zealand,

there is the storm heading between scotla nd there is the storm heading between scotland and iceland,engthening and the cloud has been bringing outbreaks of rain. the rain may well have a greater impact. these are the amber rain warnings from the met office covering hail is, we lose the one in southern scotla nd is, we lose the one in southern scotland tomorrow as the wetter weather moves south and we pick up a number of rain running for the downs in the south—east with the heaviest rain likely to be over mid and south wales in the hills. a lot of rain already, rain pretty much covering the whole of the uk, not as wet for the whole of the uk, not as wet for the eastern side of england but it will be windy everywhere. widely, 50 01’ will be windy everywhere. widely, 50 or 60 mph are around the course. should be squally and sundry towards the end of the day. temperatures in double figures. we will find after that thundery downpour in scotland and northern ireland, showers following overnight as the rain falls, mainly england and wales, again heavy rain over the west threatening further

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in scotla nd but there will still be showers. in scotland particularly, heavy and thundery and wintry over high ground. turning colder as the day goes on. tonight as low—pressure passes close to northern scotland, more strong winds with gusts up to 75 mph. that could cause some damage. over the next couple of days, windy with a mixture of sunshine and showers. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... as tributes continue to pour in for the love island presenter, caroline flack, her management have criticised the crown prosecution service for refusing to drop charges that she assaulted her boyfriend. lewis burton, caroline flack's boyfriend, has said his "heart is broken" and that "we had something so special". heavy rain and strong winds continue to lash large parts of the uk, a number of severe flood warnings have been issued in scotland and wales, meaning there's a danger to life. american citizens quarantined on a cruise ship injapan, are to be flown home after a jump in the number of new cases of cronavirus on board. before t

of organisation on the part of police concerned, but what was happening may become clear when scotla nday become clear when scotland yard give their statement later on this evening. duncan there at the scene, just describe what is happening there. streatham highroad bizarrely quiet for this time on a sunday evening? it would normally be packed. it is a dual carriageway in either direction, a major artery in the south london. and really, just off the scene they are outside boots, lots of police and forensic activity. there are scenes of crimes officers taking photographs, other officers taking photographs, other officers on the floor in their suits trying to pick up evidence, possibly sheu trying to pick up evidence, possibly shell casings. yet more officers talking eyewitnesses, taking some of them away to interview them and get more detailed accounts of what happened to this evening. but lots of activity, which may mean this major road into south london will be closed for the foreseeable future. thank you very much, duncan kennedy their life at the scene. a short while ago, i spoke to

and be a blow in the showers and some wet weather coming in to northern ireland and setting scotla ndotland and later into northern england with some snow the hills. 0nly england with some snow the hills. only four or england with some snow the hills. 0nlyfouror5 england with some snow the hills. only four or 5 degrees here, not much warmer but it will feel chatty as the day goes on and as the winds pick up. it will turn green be every by mid to late afternoon. the strongest of the winds are of course going to be closer to the centre of storm jorge and that is why we are seeing not just storm jorge and that is why we are seeing notjust rain but also the strengthening liens during saturday. it is why we have got the strung link later in the day and overnight. up link later in the day and overnight. up to 75 miles an hour. especially when they had the showers come along. also let a pushing its way northward into scotland and the cold air. more in a moment. there is storm jorge fitting to the northwest of scotla nd storm jorge fitting to the northwest of scotland during sunday. it is wea

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