well, rentpresentative joanne osborn's got the bill for our heroes and military spouses, polish your resumes. we're getting rid of your fees. [applause] we're also going to target more resources toward our trade programs with an eye toward achieve 60az. at our community colleges, a full restoration of s.t.e.m. and workforce development funding. [applause] in our public schools, more dollars to ct e-trade programs that train students in the high-demand careers of the future. these are worthy and responsible investments so with money in the bank, let's make them. we prioritize fiscal responsibility. we've learned from the mistakes of the past. this building, we now own the deed. [applause] we're sitting on our highest credit rating ever. [applause] treasury, how about that permanent land endowment trust fund?

harrison who was one of the advisers to george osborne was tweeting to that effect today, saying you to have a respect —— is seen as equals between the two sites. the interesting thing is that i think sajid javid and boris johnson actually did have a very good personal relationship. i know the prime minister was at sajid javid's 50th birthday, they definitely expect ranged more than pleasantries, he's very signed up to johnson's agenda. so there's something in the wrong the below, and it is basically about who decides what happens in government. who runs the show? who runs the show, exactly. anyone who is elected and ina show, exactly. anyone who is elected and in a cabinet position will find it very difficult for unelected advisers to go out there and tell them what they should do. and it is quite clear that is what happened and sajid javid's resignation letter has what hex would call "a thinly veiled swipe" at dominic cummings, talking about the importance of having advisers with character and integrity around them, which is quite something. but there were some policy differences s

you cannot do that with this one and with chart george osborne on the front of the mirror this advicem, this is what you should be doing, getting meetings and beginning daily briefings and look on top of that and confident and calm people down. that has not happened so far, his statement earlier on when he was on screen he did not look particularly in charge there, and i think it doesn't seem to be the borisjohnson of before the election. interesting to see what is going on there. i think you need to get a grip on it and very quickly over the weekend otherwise he could have things like the markets have real problems there with the stock market. shall we turn? mrto the with the stock market. shall we turn? mr to the next page, carry on. the stock market tumbling and we think is going to be as bad as the effect on the economy as the 2008 crash. to have come we are still feeling the aftereffects of that to this day. and many people looking at this day. and many people looking at this casually your thing about your elderly relatives you don't care about the stock market, but this is going

sharon osborne has a more natural look this horning. the music mogul debuted white hair. her colorist is responsible for jane fonda's hairdo and osborne has been coloring her iconic red hair once a week for the past years. >> it looks good. >> i think it is flattering. >> i love a full head of gray hair. >> i do too. i think it is beautiful. >> when i get that age. >> you don't have any. >> only right here. we need to stretch them out. >> she was dyeing her hair once a week. >> that is a lot of work. >> that is a lot of work. >> i do like her new hairdo. as you get ready to head out of the door in oakland, heading to the fruitvale b.a.r.t. administratistation and we'll talk about the forecast coming up next. >> i can't believe that wasn't her natural color, cranberry. over here at the bay bridge toll plaza and we'll talk about what we expect to see on it this traffic tuesday. but first nbc bay area responds. >>> you've signed up for the gym membership with the best of intentions but if you have buyer's remorse, california law gives you five days to cancel a gym membership

david, we hear here from george osborne using strong language.or on the front page, unusual for a senior tory to get on the front page splash of the mirror but there he is. he tweeted that the government needs to go on to a war footing so he is calling for boris johnson to do more and be more visible. 0ne johnson to do more and be more visible. one of the criticisms of the prime minister over the last one or two weeks has been that he has gone missing. jeremy corbyn earlier this week calling him a part—time pm because he did not show up when the flooding crisis was getting going. again, here, we finally heard from him tonight on this and sending a message that they should wash their hands, that is the best thing to do to stave off the virus. but clearly some serious questions another's cobra meeting will not happen until monday and i think there are some questions there. if this is serious, why wait until monday for the meeting? government does not want to do more to trigger alarm and panic because people are really anxious about it that on the o

ozzie osborne's health issues forcing him off the road again.ocker canceling his entire north american tour overnight. osborne says he will start treatment in switzerland in april, he gave no details. in the statement he says i don't want to start a tour and then cancel shows at the last minute, it is not fair to the fans was less on the 71-year-old announced he has parkinson's disease. nascar community praying for driver ryan newman after a terrifying crash at the daytona 500. look at this. >> here comes hamlet up the exit, crash into the wall, into the air goes newman. >> newman losing control after being bumped on the final lap and going airborne before being hit by another car. we know he is hospitalized in serious condition but his injuries are not life-threatening so that is good news was the crash overshadowing denny hamlin's third daytona 500 win. hamlin tweeting after his celebration, quote, i want to get well wishes and press to ryan newman. i had no idea the severity of the crash until i got to victory lane. donald trump tweeting pray

ever since the days of david cameron and george osborne talking about shovel ready projects, however ready your shovel is the process of the shuffling take so is the process of the shuffling take so long that often the government has been and gone for the time the thing the announcers finished. has been and gone for the time the thing the announcers finishedm borisjohnson is thing the announcers finishedm boris johnson is probably thing the announcers finishedm borisjohnson is probably very cutesy attracted by unveiling some first phase of his premiership. it will be there at least five years, he could be launching the hard hat back on, was led new mayor he loves unveiling building projects. this is exactly his jam. and he likes building model buses. and cyclic i'm a big fan of cycling. it's not underplayed the buses as a result. the other thing to bear in mind is that two try and sweeten the pill is made noises about how he will get closer on the management to make sure they are effective in bringing in their value for money. in the later phases with the buses it's all just part of

and if it ends up they have more joined up working together as we had with cameron and osborne, that's in the space where the treasury is neutered, and it has the key function of being the custodian of the public finances, that will be problematic. how many more buses? the prime minister wants delivery, not dissent from his new cabinet. he's under huge pressure from newly elected mps to spend more in their areas. so with the new chancellor delivering his new budget, we will see just how loose the purse strings are going to be. iain watson, bbc news. we'll be talking more about british politics and that cabinet reshuffle coming up here at 5:30pm. the metropolitan police says it investigated more than 350 suspects under the age 01:14 in connection with allegations of "sexting" or sending explicit pictures and videos of other children in the 18 months before august last year. the force says the problem is growing, and it has doubled the number of officers dealing with online child sexual exploitation and abuse to 200. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds has more. our children are o

but the mirror says the former chancellor, george osborne, is urging borisjohnson to do more, in orderk could end up in hospital with coronavirus. according to the guardian, the red cross could be drafted in to help the nhs cope with the outbreak, as part of an official action plan being drawn up. the financial times leads with the turmoil in world stock markets, as investors' fears mount over the economic impact of the coronavirus. and, the i also focuses on the market reaction to the virus, with shares suffering one of their worst weeks since the 2008 financial crisis. so, coronavirus dominating all the front pages — let's see what our reviewers make of it all. let's start off with these plans that we are hearing about. front page of the telegraph, shelley?m you were not concerned about this particular then you've just been through all the front pages and you can see there's been a lot of talk of tipping point in terms of the virus itself but in terms of the newspapers has been a tipping point today and i'll that we have heard about the first death of a bridge in japan on the cruise

facebook continued to allow political ads on the platform. >> rock legend ozzie osborne announced he is cancelling for the remainder of the tour due to his worsening health. he has parkinson's disease. he was first diagnosed in 2003 but has been able to manage it until recently. he plans to go to switzerland in april for special treatments. the singer was scheduled to perform in mountain view in july. >> up next, we're on the eve of the presidential debate. it's happening tomorrow night in las vegas and a big name has been added to the debate stage. >> travel insurance sales are spiking thanks to coronavirus. but do the policies actually pay? i'm consumer investigator. we have costly misconceptions and the real price of total coverage. that's next. tv just keeps getting better. how you watch it does too. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and your movies and shows to go. the best tv experience is the best tv value. xfin

when tony hall, the outgoing director—general, got 11 years, and he was forced by george osborne, ashe wofi concede on the over 75 's point, he won 11 years for the bbc on the licence fee. and with political headwinds for the bbc, completely changing technology, changing viewing patterns, younger viewers not having that sort of appointment to view at the time when you always expect programmes, except for this programme, they always which the papers at exactly the right time, except when the first bit is knocked off by the foot all... that wasn't ourfault! off by the foot all... that wasn't our fault! i've blamed the bbc for that. you can't say that! on that point... there are many issues facing us. thank you for rattling through that. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — 7 days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. many thanks to john and sam forjoining me and thank you for watching. goodnight. good evening. i'm katie shanahan — and here's y

they get most of what they want that carried on through david cameron and george osborne and even underheresa may and philip hammond. nowar we have ad change when number 10, the prime minister, number 11, the chancellor orr finance minister. that has an undertone policy differences. the policy differences there was that the outgoing chancellor was acting as a brake on spending. the new government wants to spend more than the previous government did which was committed to ausrity. the chancellor was saying hang on, we need to have fiscal rules. whereas the prime minister's office and his advisers wanted there to be more of a loosening of the pursestrings. in the chancellor wa more pro-eu, he voted to remain where is the new chancellor iknown -- is more brexity. and that may suggest there is a harder brexit to come. ros: tre were other notable departures from the cabinet. northern ireland secretary, environment secretary, business secretary, housingte min all gone. staying though, a range of high-profile brexit tears. the foreman -- the former secretary, leader of the house of commons and

from nation without providing any evidence to support the coup sation award winning journalist peter osborne say's it's on precedented to hold a separate briefing for selected journalists in downing street. but what incredibly unusual and quite sinister here i think you are trying to split the political reporters into 2 categories one who get better briefings get special access than the others who would put a different route into the briefings and that is how it's never happened in my 30 plus years as a political journalist we're talking here of an attempt to manipulate and bring light journalist to come on our side you write what we want you to write and the you're free you're of given special status and if you don't do what the government wants then your 4 days in. britain is rolling on the green carpet with the country's energy regulator unveiling plans to screw up gas heating on the sale of all petrol and diesel cars by 2035 thoughts in the hopes of hitting a net 0 emission target 15 years after about but there are worries it will hit the most vulnerable in the pocket as every hosts in t

through the archive of that decade and it was great that we managed to persuade gordon brown and george osborne, to open up architects of that period, to open upa bit architects of that period, to open up a bit and reflects back on some of the things that happened. one of the things i asked gordon brown about was when he was basically trying to stop the economy from falling through the floor, he realises now that the government struggled so hard to explain to them what was going on. people wanted game shows, they didn't want to listen and hear about the financial crisis. social media was just becoming a big issue and we hadn't realised the power of it although my wife kept telling me that this was where the future lay. so we couldn't get our message across properly.“ i had got the message across i would have told them it was going to be 0k, have told them it was going to be ok, that's what gordon brown said. it's very interesting. you think of that period and the image is of people taking money out of the banks because they didn't think it is going to be ok. there was the biggest bailout in his

osborne. >>> hey, you might say this next story is a little cheesy. >> and it started with an innocent that question, what is the proper way to cut a grilled cheese sandwich? the photo shows two ways, corner to corner or horizontal. but what really has some people upset is why is there ketchup. >> why is there ketchup? why is there ketchup? who knows. wait. you still have your grilled cheese back here from "world news now." have you eaten any of it? >> took a bite. >> okay. you can finish it later. >>> and we are another step closer to flying like iron man. >> for the first time a pilot in dubai was able to take off while standing on a runway instead of jumping off an elevated platform. the jetpack dubai company's test pilot also climbed faster and farther than ever there. >> and he was even able to hover, stop, turn and swoop. the next goal, land without using a parachute. >> so you cut yours diagonally, right? >> absolutely, the right way. >> do you want to take a bite now? >> after the show. i just feel stuck, doc. and i'm hearing voices. you feel stuck. because you are stuck. in a

in the past we have had the case with george osborne.r having bad relationships with numberii. for having bad relationships with number“. this for having bad relationships with number 11. this idea of a team between number and number 11. this idea of a team between numberand ten number 11. this idea of a team between number and ten and number 11 will see people down to the ground. with his experience at goldman sachs, other people would say... some of his previous advisers had been sacked. you can say that they we nt been sacked. you can say that they went into a job and they said i'm going to sack everyone of your advisers. sajid javid is known for being loyal though perhaps to. —— tough. you can't say that you are going to sack all of your advisers and not think that someone might walk. joining me now from westminster is the sunday times political editor tim shipman. the new chancellor, is it dominic cummings? perhaps. it goes back to desire of wanting to control things and wanton loyalty. if we look at the events of today, we have to

i think if it ends up that they have more joined up working together as we had under cameron and osborney good thing. if it ends up in the kind of space where the treasury to some degree is being neutered, and it has a key function in terms of being a custodian of the public finances, then i think that will be more problematic. how many nurses are we recruiting? 50,000. exactly. how many more buses? laughter borisjohnson is laughter boris johnson is under laughter borisjohnson is under pressure from mps to spend more in their areas so when the new chancellor delivers his first budget, we will see just how loose the purse strings are going to be. let's talk live to iain watson in westminster. the new chancellor just getting his feet under the desk. is he going to go ahead with that budget do you in just a week's time. downing street cannot confirm the budget will go ahead on its previously agreed date of march the 11th, but all the signals are that it will go ahead relatively quickly before the start of the new financial year in april, so i still expect to see a budget next month. one of

think, if it ends up that they have more joined up working together, as we had under cameron and osborneace where the treasury to some degree has been neutered, and it has a key function, of course, being the custodian of the public finances, then i think that will be more problematic. will the budget still be going ahead? politicians often complain that it's difficult to change the way things are done. decisions are made, but the machine moves too slowly. this government is trying a different approach, and there are sure to be clashes along the way. vicki young, bbc news, westminster. the scottish conservatives have a new leader. jackson carlaw, who has been interim leader since the resignation of ruth davidson in august, received more than 3 times the votes of the only other candidate, michelle ballantyne. there were more than 5000 cases of mumps last year in england — that's the highest level in a decade. it's been largely driven by young adults at universities and colleges who didn't as children have the mmrjab — that's measles, mumps and rubella. public health england says the rise

well, representatives joanne osborne's got the bill for our heroes and military spouses. polish your resumes. were getting rid of your fees. we are also going to target more resources towards our trade programs with an eye toward -- at our community colleges, a full restoration of i.c.e. am and workforce development funding. in our public schools, more hours to see trade programs to train students in high demand careers of the future. . these are worthy and responsible investments so with money in the bank let's make them. . we prioritize just corresponds ability, we've learned from the mistakes of the past. this building, we now own the deed. we are sitting on our highest credit rating ever. treasurer yuri, how about that permanent land endowment trust fund? 6.2 billion dollars, the largest in history big. and last year, instead of going on a sugar high and spending through our surplus, we brought our rainy day fund to a record breaking one billion dollars big. this allows us to return dollars back to the hard working taxpayers and make smart, targeted investments like a

think, if it ends up that they have more joined up working together, as we had under cameron and osbornekind of space where the treasury to some degree is being neutered, and it has a key function, of course, being the custodian of the public finances, then i think that will be more problematic. reporter: will the budget still be going ahead? politicians often complain that it's difficult to change the way things are done. decisions are made, but the machine moves too slowly. this government is trying a different approach, and there are sure to be clashes along the way. vicki young, bbc news, westminster. scientists in argentina say they've discovered the remains of a dinosaur distantly related to the tyrannosaurus rex. the tralkasaurus lived around 90 million years ago, and although it was quite a bit smaller than many other carnivorous dinosaurs, it was still pretty formidable, as the bbc‘s tim allman reports. dry, arid lands of northern patagonia, there are secrets that have been buried for millions of years. this team of palaeontologists carefully, delicately uncovering the remains o

meanwhile asi osborne has canceled his north american tour due to his health problems, the 71 year-old lege went public last month with his diagnosis of parkinson's disease and says now he needs further treatment in a statement he thanked his fans for their patients promising those who purchase concert tickets will get refunds and be the first fans able to buy tickets went as he eventually returns to the road in hollywood i'm david daniel. >>peek outside before we go that line in the cash lanes here at the bay bridge toll plazait's getting longer and longer so make sure you get out there early if you have to drive into san francio. we'll have a complete weather and traffic check coming up and traffic check coming up for yoaft ♪ ♪ the wait is over. try my newy tacos. 15 for 3 bucks or loaded for 4 bucks. delivered exclusively with uber eats. 15 for 3 bucks or i thougin that moment. illiant we have not said oneord tonight about race. not one word. are you kidding me? the heart and soul othis party is diversity. when a kid succeeds in columbia, south carolina - in las vegas, nevada - that

think, if it ends up that they have more joined up working together, as we had under cameron and osborneere the treasury to some degree has been neutered, and it has a key function, of course, being the custodian of the public finances, then i think that will be more problematic. will the budget still be going ahead? politicians often complain that it's difficult to change the way things are done. decisions are made, but the machine moves too slowly. this government is trying a different approach. there are sure to be clashes along the way. vicki young, bbc news, westminster. just two days ago england's cricketers suffered a final ball defeat against south africa in the first twenty20 match of their winter tour. today it was another thrilling occasion, asjoe wilson reports. the best sport is often about the finest margins. look at south africa's fielder temba bavuma here, straining everything to catch that ball. oh, it's gone. it went forfour, helping england to 204. it seemed like south africa would chase that down in ten overs, never mind 20. quinton de kock hit the ball out of the gro

president pro tem greg tree and representative mike osborne have already filed legislation to begin the conversation again on civil service reform. it's time to get this done in 2020. [ applause ] the states current civil service is broken. high quality employees are forced into a system that doesn't maximize their professional growth and potential. agency leaders have their hands tied in who they can hire and promote due to out dated restrictions. today, i am calling for reform that requires all new hires in state government moving forward to be unclassified. i am requesting language that allows agency directors discretion to offer bonuses within the confines of their budgets for employees to receive promotion out of the restricted classified positions. through this attrition model, i am casting a vision for the majority of the state's workforce to be unclassified in the next five years. [ applause ] as part of civil service reform, i am calling for a three-person panel in the human capital management department to maintain whistleblower protections and provide due process to state emp

traveled to russia to play at the moscow music peace festival alongside acts like bon jovi an ozzy osborneit was the soviet union's 1st rock festival with bands from the west. as the olympic flame was burning for rock n roll for. change was indeed in the air. i'm sure i wasn't the only one of the moscow music peace festival who sense that the world was changing before our eyes. were playing the red army soldiers working in security at the front all took off their jackets and threw their caps and do their business and how they turned toward us on the stage and become part of the audience for tides for people. of africa is he. see it a lot of young people in moscow told us to the cold war would soon be like these but. i. that feeling inspired wind of change. all the wind of change was not released as a single until january $91.00 the song is now in extra linked with the fall of the wall over a year earlier. the single arrived as the event was already receding into the history books and how did it was featured in documentaries about the fall of the wall all there were didn't even come out unt

journalist andrew bernstein chronicles the trump and kushner's families rise to prominence and fred osborne former chair of the export import break talks about the benefits of trading with other countries. check your program guide for more information. >> hello, friends, your only enough to deal with me for about two minutes. i am the cofounder of close light, close light is a place you are and it's a company that builds software we have a website and post light.com we have a podcast the arbitrary connection to greenville is that i all shone in the back a book and he continually asks me while i'm late on delivering my book to host an event which i'm very glad to do and since they are so contextually relevant to what we do here. so just know that you are seeing gil to live in front of you but from that point let me stop talking about myself in this place and talk a little bit about who is here. cliff kuang is award-winning journalist and writer who was previously the head of Ãb company as well as the design editor that role he found one of the world's leading design publications he worked in

journalist andrew bernstein chronicles the trump and kushner's families rise to prominence and fred osbornechair of the export import break talks about the benefits of trading with other countries. check your program guide for more information. >> hello, friends, your only enough to deal with me for about two minutes. i am the cofounder of close light, close light is a place you are and it's a company that builds software we have a website and post light.com we have a podcast the arbitrary connection to greenville is that i all shone in the back a ok

george osborne was too. he is 39. a meteoric rise for which she soon.sa borisjohnson does rate him highly as a media performer, he liked his performances in the general election campaign —— first of all. seen as a safe pair of hands and very loyal. the second reason is borisjohnson has several constraints, he said in his manifesto he would not necessarily put up taxes and he also wa nts to necessarily put up taxes and he also wants to see the books balanced by the middle of the parliament, but he also has a demand from new voters who backed the conservatives for the very first time and he needs to show them he is willing to spend money on their priorities. certainly from his point of view having a newer fresher chancellor and a team of advisers that actually work towards the same name and break down the old institutional barriers that used to exist between number 10 and number 11, it will give the prime minister a freer hand and also enhance his authority at the very time when he believes he has to deliver for people who have given him their votes. for

that is why we doubled the amount of money available for young osborne newer and --cktopped her for numerous entrepreneurs and black entrepreneurs. wealth.how you create secondly, i created the opportunity for first-time homebuyers to be able to have a $15,000 tax credit so they can get the mortgage at the front end and be able to keep it. thirdly, i go after those people who are involved in gentrification, because what is happening as we are moving people out of their neighborhoods in ways that in fact no sense. they are being bought out. you cannot find a place to live, thirdly, i would like to make sure that with regard to housing, we allow people -- ink, right now, if you lived a black neighborhood and you have the exact same house as it a guy across the street and a black neighborhood, your house is worth significantly less, the same exact house. you, mr. vice president. mr. biden: i love how you cut me off, but i will not be quiet anymore. er.l: mr. steyt steyer: every facet of the race has to do with color, housing, loans, i started a bank basically to correct the injustice in the fin

after all, we've seen a kind of approach working pretty well, most recently under george osborne andw, who has been interim leader since the resignation of ruth davidson in august, received more than three times the votes of the only other candidate, michelle ballantyne. the court of appeal has ruled that an estranged muslim couple, who'd had an islamic wedding ceremony and had four children, cannot legally divorce because their marriage isn't recognised in law. an earlier ruling had accepted that their vows were similar to those of a british marriage contract. dan johnson has been following proceedings. tell us about the background to this. there is a lot to understand. it is complicated and one thing to set out from the beginning is that one way of securing a divorce is to have a marriage declared null and void. in effect, that it never legally existed because it was entered into on a false premise and thatis entered into on a false premise and that is what the women in this case, nasreen akhtar, was arguing. she said they had gone through an islamic ceremony with the intention but

i remember standing here when theresa may came in and we heard that george osborne had been sacked.d out her cabinet. a huge number of sackings almost overnight. in that sense, these things do happen but this has come as a bolt from the blue because most people thinking this is going to be actually, dare i say it, a relatively boring reshuffle and it has not turned out that way. just briefly, are you hearing any other movements, confirmation of people staying at the moment? just to get up staying at the moment? just to get up to date. i'm not, actually. i'lljust try and look. i can't see any. michael gove, i think we are hearing, is staying. that is not a surprise. no, ithink surprise. no, i think the question about michael gove is what role does he have? he has got this role in the cabinet office overseeing things across whitehall. there was a question of whether he would be given his own superministry. questions about what to do about international trade, the business department. it sounds like thatis business department. it sounds like that is not happening but michael gove very

. ♪ ♪ apes ainsley some quick headlines ozy osborne's health issues forcing him off the road. switzerland to receive treatment. last month he announced that he has parkinson's disease. the price is right stopping production for at least one week. tmz is reporting the show is on halt after the death of host drew carey's exfiance. los angeles police believe dr. amy fell from third floor balcony after a struggle. carrie spoke out for the first time saying he was overcome with grief. two were engaged for four years before splitting in 2018. pete seeing a rise in threats because of their involvement with the police. steve: a man rammed his van into a republican voter registration tent in jacksonville, florida. telling attack motivated for contempt for president trump. i believe he said somebody had to take a stand. days later another man arrested for allegedly assaulting a 15-year-old trump supporter at a polling site in new hampshire. didn't like his maga hat and reportedly slapped him across the face. ainsley: will the media ever acknowledge that there is a problem? here to weigh

the northern power was is in that george osborne started, and with the original mayors like steve rotherhame would be a timetable or will itjust be kicked further down the road? time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. had at seven o'clock —— the headlines at seven o'clock. good morning, i'm sonja jessup. new research exclusively shared with bbc london has found that children with nut allergies who've taken part in a study are now able to eat some types of nuts safely. although the research by the evelina children's hospital is still at an early stage, families say the results have been life changing. the children — who are allergic to one type of nut — can now eat nine other types without suffering a reaction. being able to introduce different nuts into their diet under medical supervision, we are able to expand their diet, reduce dietary restrictions, reduce social restrictions and it improves the quality of life by reducing anxieties around nut allergies. it's claimed the nhs in london is spending £61 million a year on agency staff. the figures come from freedom of inf

lobbies for development in the north of england, founded and chaired by former chancellor george osborned, and it is exactly what business and civic leaders have been campaigning for. we need to keep working on the detail and getting it right, making sure places like bradford are included in northern powerhouse royal. we got almost all the detail today and it was mostly things we agreed with. as i wasjust discussing with the mayor of the west midlands, with his review of the second stage of the scheme that links with birmingham, manchester, leeds and so on, do you agree? there is no such thing as phase two any more. we are talking the north— south sections of high—speed north. we need an integrated byway to the north, and that is about rebalancing the economy. the wider northern powerhouse project can generate up to £1 trillion extra for the economy by 2050 by closing that north — south divide. connectivity isn't the only way you improve productivity, but alongside investigating —— investing in education and skills, we can do more to unlock potential in the regions. hs2 in its new forum

expected to crest at 38 feet colinasthe third highest le in kentucky, teams s searching for brandy osborne she was walking to meet a friend in the flooded area and golifeo sailing from door to door urging people to get out, and carrying at least four to safety. >> please be diligent in what you're looking at. and if it's time to evacuate, please evacuate. >> reporter: hers is nearly one of 1,000 homes in harm's way >> if the water wants to take it, take it. >> i did the most responsible thing i could do was get me and my family out of that house. >> reporter: and the governor says that once the river crests, it will likely be another three to four days, possibly another week before we start to see the waters recede. and behind me you can really see why. what you're looking at is water gushing from the reservoir into the pearl river, another major reason that this water will continue to rise through the morning. frances? >> thank you >>> overseas now to australia. in a new mission for their military, nursing injured koalas and helping them bounce back after a season of deadly wildfires. nbc