in turn, press coy and owens were each strapped to the polygraph. >> is your last name owens?ff a ride in your patrol vehicle? >> in august of this year did you shoot sonya ivanoff? >> no. >> thank you matt for going through the. >> see what it tells you. >> reporter: what, do you suppose that would be? coming up >>> >> there even females i have given rides to you, yes. >> reporter: more questions for officer always about the women in his patrol car. >> why do we need to talk about my sex life? >> my sex life does not happen -- . >> reporter: and those gunshots on the tundra? does any part of the story about getting shot at make any sense to you? >> no. >> reporter: when dateline continues. reporter: when datee continues. y. it's tough to breathe and tough to keep wondering if this is as good as it gets. but trelegy has shown me that there's still beauty and breath to be had. because with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open and prevents future flare-ups. and with one dose a day, trelegy improves lung function so i can breathe more freely all day and n

thank you meghan owen in the newsroom. _ suspect. thank you meghan owen in the newsroom.l— suspect. thank you meghan owen in the newsroom. we will keep - suspect. thank you meghan owen in the newsroom. we will keep you - the newsroom. we will keep you across the and bring any details when we get them. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, is on another diplomatic tour of the middle east — his fifth visit to the region since the conflict erupted between israel and hamas. he's visiting saudi arabia, israel, egypt, qatar and the occupied west bank. mr blinken's trip follows days of air strikes by the united states against iranian—linked targets in iraq, syria and yemen. ahead of his arrival, a drone attack killed six us—backed kurdish fighters at an american base in eastern syria. mr blinken is also expected to discuss boosting aid to gaza, as well as a possible ceasefire and hostage deal between israel and hamas. in the last hour, the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has warned he will not accept hamas's demands over the hostages still held. meanwhile — the

owens. just thoughts on how this concerns are fielded and whether, how we act on them. >> thank you for the question. i think in terms of the world to get after this i want to thank the members here and congress in general for the provisions in fy 24 ndaa that enable us to do more of that, requires to do more of that. that feedback is incredible to understand what i was sitting on pentagon's spending on issues that will not resonate with fix problems that are servicemembers are having right now. so we do have periodic check ends, monthly check in with my assistant secretary counterparts. counterparts. we have also stood up biweekly unaccompanied housing check ends with my counterparts to make sure we are increasing the level and about the feedback we're getting through those loops. we all rely on and we are relying on surveys that are going out periodically and i will at the military departments talk through those. but i think we can do better, a lot better and we can utilize strategies and

owen.houghts on how those concerns are fielded and how we act on them. >> thank you for the question. in terms of the way we are trying to get after this, i want to thank the members here and congress in general. it enables us to do more of that in requires us to do more of that. are we sitting in the pentagon spending time on issues that will not resonate or not fix the problems that our service members are having right now. we do have periodic check ins, monthly check ins with my assistant secretary counterparts we have check ins with my counterparts to make sure we are increasing the level in the amount of feedback we are getting geared and we are relying on surveys that are going out periodically. but i think we can do better. we can utilize the strategies that are not reliant on proactive response tos a series of questions about what matters to you today. the army did a survey and i think a lot of the information -- i don't think it is the most direct way to take the polls of the unemp

star valley, , would yu please stand and be recognized, owen? thank you. [applause] >> is in there. when you vote yes on the budget this year, you are investing in the men and women who, like owen, are benefiting from wip and finding work in wyoming. speaking of investing in wyoming, allow me to take a moment to also recognize of state employees. they are committed, skilled, resourceful, and professional. they provide many of the essential services and infrastructure that we rely on, all of which keeps our state moving forward. roads are a vital part of that infrastructure. they facilitate the movement of wyoming's remarkable mineral wealth. they facilitate the movement of li to market, and our kids to school, and our visitors to the wonders of our state. last winter you may remember southwest wyomingng was buried under several feet of snow. though shorthand, wyoming department of transportation road crews and highway patroll h stepped up to meet unprecedented demands there and elsewhere. when wydot brought files all over the state to assist raw

he's being shown some things by chief owens.ou make a great point, chief, that any time any president wants to speak to the chief of the border patrol, he can go a few blocks away and say look, how many drug traffickers are we letting in, how do we get our arms and this fentanyl issue. tell me what your folks tell you. unfortunately chief owens has to resort to tweeting pictures of gang members and showing the different gang tattoos that they're wearing on an almost daily basis to get his message out. what do you say as you look at this image here? >> yeah, it's actually quite telling. again, you're seeing chief owens and the sector chief, chief chavez there. it's for the cameras. the reason -- i hate to get political. i believe the reason the biden administration is down there is if he got that briefing in the white house, there would be no cameras, no show. they know what it takes to secure the border. we handed them the most secure boredner the history of the united states and a road map to keep it that way and make it better

judge owens: good afternoon, everyone. madam solicitor general, mr. chief justice, associate justices, members of the ginsburg family, members of the supreme court bar, it is a great honor to be with you here today to remember justice ginsburg. i want to thank you, solicitor general, for your opening remarks. when i speak with high schools and college and law students, they usually look pretty bored. they never asked questions about me, i was a federal prosecutor for 10 years, i was a federal judge. they find out i clerked for justice ginsburg, now they are interested. what did she teach you, what was she like, tell us about her. where do you start? how do you describe who justice ginsburg was? you could spend hours on her childhood and what she overcame incredible family tragedy to rise to the top. you could talk about her college and law school career, where she had a baby, her husband had cancer, and she finished first in her class. you could explore her career as a law professor, where she learned swedish to better understand the american civil pr

owens owns the studio and teaches both warner and kinlaw. they're locked in, and they just immediately trusted me. >> owens, who admittedly wasn't a big football fan, is now all in on the game, and the niners are all in on her workouts. >> i knew that something that's a little bit more different from what i'm from, what i'm used to doing was going to be a challenge as well. >> and it is pilates is one of the most popular workouts in the u.s. right now, but owens has her own philosophy. >> it's the unity of your mind and body, but not in a hippie way. people will say it's about making your muscles long and lean. you can't make your muscles any longer. you'd have to make your bones longer. but we create. i got to think of a different way to say this. we create via like muscle, lean, dense muscle. i don't want you to hold your breath. good. i know do all this and then don't hold your breath. >> she focuses on building foundational strength using body weight or light resistance and shutting off big muscles instead allowing small ones to fire up.

as you just heard, my name is tracy owens i am the public affairs for the u.s. at sage.m also a very proud alumnus. [applause] absolutely. i am grateful for the opportunity it has provided me. i am even more grateful and proud of the opportunities it is continuing to provide for students. you will hear a little bit more about that later but before i discuss more about morehouse i like to tell you more about sage. for those of you who do not know sage is a 50 tech company founded just over 40 years ago about 10 billion pounds was 11,000 colleagues globally. sage is a market leader in accounting, financial, hr and payroll technology for small and medium-size businesses is about -- to make up about 99% of the u.s. economy. we enable them to streamline operations, make more informed decisions, and be more productive, freeing business owners and their workforces from repetitive and administration tasks. and enable them to deliver it more more strategic and higher value tasks ultimately increasing the productivity. while we are globally headquartered in the u.k., in the u.s. w

here to talk about it is the standard senior reporter jonah owen lam. hey, jonah, how you doing? i'm doing fine. thank you so much. not sure about waymo because this is ironic, right? because the waymo car was actually attacked. but in the aftermath, its technology is being attacked. explain this. >> i think the crux of the story here is that the investigation is looking into who did it, and that might inquire what kind of video waymo captured in the incident. so i think there's a lot of questions about to what degree might the company cooperate. they say they're cooperating, but we don't know specifically if they've given video to the police yet. and the reason why they may be might not cooperate. some folks have speculated, is because there might be some trade secrets. there might be information contained in the evidence of the scene, i.e. their burnt car and the video that might have collected that could possibly make the company look bad. the other side of it is, you know, attorneys that i spoke to kind of speculated that the company might not want this to go to trial, becaus

no one knows any of this better than border patrol chief jason owens. and while this number may sound a lot smaller, it's one that he wants you to know something about. he says it's a huge concern. he just posted these photos. he says that since october 1 border patrol has caught more than 160 coming in with gang affiliations. ms-13. all of them involved likely with murder, extortion, narcotics, weapons, human trafficking. prostitution. so on all of this and on the bill that has just been shot down and what he thinks about that, chief owens joins me exclusively now. very good to have you with us today. thanks very much for being here. >> thank you, martha. you have a lot of friends here in the border patrol that admire what you do. >> i appreciate that. glad to hear that. thanks for speaking with our reporters from time to time and keeping us up to speed on what is going on down there. so we've heard a lot of politics over this border deal. putting all of that aside, if this had passed today because i'm sure you have looked at this closely, would it hav

all right, megan owen, thank you so much for that.llection, if you have one, then here are some good news for you. sir eltonjohn is having a clear out. he is the contents of his former home in atlanta, in a sale called "goodbye peachtree road". the 950 items up for grabs include some of his outfits, his platform heels, a grand piano, a banksy painting and even his bentley car. do keep watching, there is pending to come. —— plenty more to come. good evening. it's certainly been a challenging week of weather, hasn't it, with snow or rain and some of that rain producing some localized flooding. so it was a refreshing start to the weekend, quieter with some sunny spells. that was oxford and here was the lake districtjust a few hours ago, a few scattered showers producing some beautiful rainbow pictures, but all in all, relatively quiet. and it will be a similar story for sunday. we've got to get rid of this nuisance rain that's pushing up through the east of the pennines into eastern scotland overnight. that'll be their first thing. some

and ispoke should go was candace owens. and i spoke to her last night.y whose brain is without doubt a very, very agile and he's been a great, huge tv fixture in america is, of course, tucker carlson . do you course, tucker carlson. do you think tucker is wise? do you think tucker is wise? do you think he's wise going to moscow and doing a sit down with putin? >> he is incredibly wise and he is also not just wise. he's brave . there obviously has been brave. there obviously has been a lot of lies sold to us. you can just go back and look at what the mainstream media was saying. on the first that saying. on the first day that russia ukraine. it's russia invaded ukraine. it's much of their emotional engineering. people didn't understand happening, understand what was happening, but we just but we were told that we just have be with billions of have to be okay with billions of dollars overseas . and this dollars going overseas. and this is i refer to as the is what i refer to as the political commentariat , where political commentariat, where they're contro

we are-- robin owens: oh, god. oh, god. operator: ma'am. i just knew that she was gone. hello i'm craig melvin and this is dateline. >> oh god please. >> ma'am. >> oh god. oh god. >> i just knew that she was gone. >> she was a bright, young mom to be. >> she was beautiful, confident. strong. >> it was a smile that really got me. >> moving on from a messy divorce and jumping into a new romance. no one could believe it when they found her. >> they're saying that it was a homicide,. >> then police found something else. recordings. >> everything changed. like instantly. it's weird. >> he is essentially speaking from the grave? >> you can see the emotions that she went through. >> could she point police to her killer? >> scared to death. once, just in a flash, the life just changed. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello. and welcome to late lane. it started with a little flirtation in the office, that bloomed into a full blown romance. problem was, brittany eldridge was married to another man. then, she found out that she was pregnant. and it was just weeks before her due date that the tragedy stru

you so much for being here, 24 weekend. >> appreciate it, it. >> of course -- congressman burgess owenking a quick break, how markets are modifying ahead of a busy week economic data we've got cpi, ppi next week, etf president going to be here with expectations you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. . ♪ it comes down to reality, and it's fine with me cause ♪ its time ♪ . i know how they are, left us all behind ♪ . . everyone say, “space pod.” cheese. [door creaks open] [ominous music] (♪) [ding] meanwhile, at a vrbo... when other vacation rentals are just for likes, try one you'll actually like. why choose a sleep number smart bed? can i make my side softer? i like my side firmer. sleep number does that. now, save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, free home delivery when you add an adjustable base. ends monday. you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan for a year! not only will you save hu

it takes two people to fully understand the phenomena that valerie biden owens and. so we are going to have we're going to divide that. and so the senator will go first and then i'll follow. i do want to announce that i attempted to make valerie my second wife recently. it didn't it didn't go well. but see if you all can. me oh, this is a two against one here. so you come with me. okay with me on this? yes. john at one point, what you referring to? we were friends and and he said, know you are one of my fave women. i said, excuse me on the phone. you were one of my favorite women. said one of not any longer. i mean, who's going to be one of right? none of you would take that. so. all right. well with that opening. okay. i could tell you the quick story of how i met valerie, although i know she did remember it after all these years because i was one of many people who came into her life because of her brother, joe. and i'll explain it. so in 1987, i in the house of representatives, i got in there in 83. and when joe decided he was thinking about running and then decid

in exchange for palestinian prisoners, memphis owen has more now from jerusalem. so then what's at stake now for blankets? visit quite a lot, right? it's quite a lot at stake. all right, sir, and you can say that 1st of all, there's the worry about regional spread. i mean, already this is escalating and way of receiving reports uh, through up reprisal attacks and syria. one of us backed curtis group with some dates reported there in a deadly drone attack that's in response to the attacks that the us and the u. k. has launched, they have been us this the 1st u. s. u. s, that's in this conflict as you know, which spots this response. and then you're saying this is just going to be the beginning. saudi arabia, there's a lot at stake for that nation that wants to normalize relations with israel, and that would be in return for some sort of security packed from the us. and then of course, you've got the security and safety of some 1000000 palestinian civilians all crammed into bron for right now. the problem being with them being crammed into that region is that israel

north is replaced by owen watkin, while there are also recalls forflankerjames botham and prop leon brownv ireland in marseille tomorrow. former us open champion bryson dechambeau says a merger between the pga tour and liv golf needs to happen to bring the sport back together. negotiations between the pga tour and saudi arabia's public investment fund pif, which bankrolls liv golf, are continuing after they failed to reach an agreement at the end of last year. you are going to see both grow and at some point will come back together. it needs to happen. i hope people can just put down their weapons and come to the table and figure it out because that is what is good for the game of golf and fans in general. but again, i guess any additional capital going into the game of golf is always positive. i have always said that. it may not be exactly what we all think it should be but as time goes on i think things will settle down in a positive way for both. it all starts with the battle of the lukes, as the premier league darts series begins tonight in cardiff. world champion luke humphries, and

i'm megan owen, most high live. i'm megan owen, most high profile unsold murders of the last two decades has been resolved after ian packer was found guilty of the murder of 27—year—old emma caldwell. he's been jailed for life and ordered to serve a minimum of 36 years. emma's body was found in a remote part of south lanarkshire in may 2000 five, five weeks after she disappeared. ian packer guilty of her murder, along with 32 other charges against a total of 22 women. our scotland correspondent has this report. in her grief she turned to drugs. and prostitution. she will always be my emma. searching for emma in the weeks after their daughter went missing. the? emma in the weeks after their daughter went missing. they found emma's body _ daughter went missing. they found emma's body and _ daughter went missing. they found emma's body and they _ daughter went missing. they found emma's body and they came - daughter went missing. they found emma's body and they came and i daughter went missing. they found l emma's body

it was an interesting exercise as you saw chief owens admits things there that were good and cbp andut on the highlights you can see here. tell me, you know, with of course, who doesn't-- who is going to turn down 20 billion. the attempt in catch and release, there's a debate whether it would have fully done that and the expansion of the border wall and mandatory shutdown at 5,000 encounters, that was really a fiery part of all of this. your thoughts on what happened, what was good about it and what needs to be in the next attempt? >> well, griff, it's interesting seeing you in studio normally i see you out on the border and we appreciate everything that you do out there. a lot of what you just saw right there is what we have to have in a border security bill and it all has to start with the talk of mandatory detention, you have to end catch and release. if you don't start with that conversation you're not going to have anything, but then you also have to raise the credible fear bar. if you don't do that you're going to be releasing people once they prove they have a credible fear. t

candice owens is tucker carlson in a skirt, a conservative publicist, extremely popular with black audiences she was for the democrats, but now actively supports trump, with whom she, and tucker, and millions of their listeners, associate the possibility of change, i have an opinion. that trump has plans for carlson, almost wants to take him as vice president. your father is serious about tucker carlsa, but these rumors are real. that would certainly be in order, you know. the american president is increasingly losing himself. progressive dementia is a disaster. how do they celebrate the anniversary of the academy of sciences and what about the proposal to take a mathematics exam at the conservatory? zelensky is shaking up the army leadership and actually taking control of himself. how to cope? remember what they told you when you decided to open a business. you won’t make any money, it’s a swarm of problems, but you didn’t listen, because you ’re doing everything wrong. continue, register your business for free with alfabank and open an account with. free service alfabank is the best bank f

was made to be big puppet owen was made to be a big puppet and steele happened and david steele just it seemed to sometimes times it it seemed to reflect the political reality . reflect the political reality. of the day. um, and, and that was, that was what we tried to do in general was, uh, you know, our producer went down to the house of commons and spoke to mps and said, who's up? who's down? what are people like behind the scenes? and got an insight into what people were like and that, that, that, that then said onto the show a lot of homework in building the show and some politicians. >> you really helped. mean, >> you really helped. i mean, you norman tebbit's image you helped norman tebbit's image and made him an even more popular figure as this great tough thug, roy hattersley. >> i did him, he was the, the, the eponymous hero of spitting image. yes, because he was the only character who did the spitting and he quite liked it because he said to me, he said, you know, i, i went to speak at the police convention last week , the police convention last week, and i went onto the p

>> well, john, he's gonna meet with front line border officials like chief jason owens and others who are going to give him an operational briefing and secretary mayorkas is right, numbers are down, particularly in brownsville, just 46 encounters in the past five days but he's gonna get a briefing about what crossed this morning right here in brownsville. take a look at this exclusive video we shot with our fox cameras, more than 100 migrants crossed right here in brownsville. i'm told from sources this morning that they used box cutters to cut through the concertina wire that was put here by the state of texas, which has been a big part of why those numbers are down. but what's really significant is that president biden chose not to go where the migrant crisis is surging, and that's out west. let me show you just to compare, fox news moments ago getting brand-new numbers breaking down the sectors yesterday. the leading one was tucson, you have more than 1500 migrant encounters there. in san diego, the second busiest, more than 1100. compare that to here in the rgv, brownsville is a p

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republican congressman burgues owens sits on the committee.ocuments over. what's the deal with the subpoena? what's your response? >> well, first of all, guy, this is a very good conversation. 3500 sheets of paper but 40% is already in the public realm and they're not answering the right questions. we're asking for things like minutes from the meetings they were having, the response for the anti-semitism that's going on, 32 different groups on campus that are pro-hamas. we want to find out what they're doing to make sure the jewish students are feeling comfortable. what we're seeing with harvard is unfortunately what we're seeing with a lot of corporations, it's systemic arrogance and instead of dealings with issues we're talking about, they're trying to slow walk and we finally have a congress thank goodness led by dr. fox that we're not going to put up with anymore. we want answers. we want to make sure kids come out of colleges with degrees that make a difference and loving our country and having a chance to go out without all the debt they

. >> ♪ >> tickets are on sale friday for dan + shay september 14 with special guests jake owen and dylantickets on sale at live nation. bay area concert calendar brought to you by live nation. >>> oakland native and actor zendaya is donating $100,000 to the california shakespeare theater. the east bay theater is where she got her start on stage. her mom worked at cal shakes's house manager. eventually, zendaya started taking classes with the company and became a performer herself . or donation comes as many theaters are still trying to recover from the pandemic. >>> that is it for the afternoon edition. our next newscast is at 3:00 with devin pelee. i will be back here at 5:00. have a gre . the economy is simply not working for millions of hard working families. they're working harder than ever and they still can't make enough to get by to afford food and medicine to even keep a roof over their heads. we need to build more housing that's truly affordable. we need to address this terrible epidemic of homelessness. we need to invest in good paying jobs, union jobs and investments in our fu

hello, i'm meghan owen. you're watching bbc news.erard in south london in 2021 — which has concluded that wayne couzens should never have been a police officer and opportunities to stop him offending were missed. the inquiry, led by lady elish angiolini, also calls for a radical overhaul of police vetting and recruitment. wayne couzens is serving a whole life sentence for sarah's rape and murder, and was off—duty when he kidnapped the 33—year—old, under the false guise of an arrest. her murder by a serving police officer prompted a widespread outpouring of anger and grief and sparked demonstrations over concern for women's safety. the chair of the inquiry has said that without a radical overhaul of police vetting and recruitment, there's "nothing to stop another couzens operating in plain sight." let's speak to parm sandhu, former chief superintendent and author. it's a very chilling way to end that inquiry findings. what was your reaction to the report findings through the lens of your own experience? i through the lens of your own

all american senior owen lloyd.he finished saturday 650 yard freestyle and first place, and his teammate ross dan finished just a few seconds later. >> lloyd then climbed up to get closer to dan to celebrate, but he fell into dan's lane while the race was still on going, so officials immediately disqualified him for interfere with another swimmer, despite dan having already finished the race, lloyd was devastated but later said on instagram they can never take away my drive, my passion and my love for my team. that is the dumbest rule i've ever heard in my entire life. yeah, because he was done swimming. if he hadn't been done swimming, i get it. but they were both done. you can't strip him. that's just. that's just sad. >> we'll get another chance. andrew >> you know what i'm thinking, right? i don't look back. this is what happens in the acc sometimes. a lot of things happens. >> our college a lot of weird things happen in the atlantic. >> this is just an acc rule. this isn't like an all swimming rule. >> it's pro

sara owens voted for one donald j. trump today, a registered south carolina voter.een a lot of early voting as well, better than 200,000. we're going to get into that a little bit later. now a donald trump, you know, not necessarily. keen viewer, this one is for nikki haley, not necessarily keen on the former president. i hope i'm pronouncing that recollect are -- correctly. you're for nikki haley are. why not donald trump? >> thank you, neil, and you pronounced it beautifully. there is no comparison for me. moral clarity is really important. i don't think we need somebody who can't string a sentence together and takes, you know, the side of dictators over our military. every time he speaks it is just -- i'm scared somebody's going to come after the united states. and selling golden shoes online is his way of fund raising? if that, to me, is not moral clarity. that is not a man who can lead are our country and be president. finish. neil: you know, bhavna, you mentioned he can't string a sentence together. others might quibble with you and say joe biden is the guy li

meghan owen brings us pictures from the protests.24, and yet we've seen farmers from all over the world turn out to protest — from quiet fields to busy city streets. and the scenes have been pretty dramatic. we've seen fires outside the eu headquarters in brussels, main routes into paris blocked... ..tear gas fired at protesters in india, and even cows brought to the pope's prayers at the vatican. most of this yea r�*s protests have been concentrated in europe and india. but the complaints are wide—ranging — from carbon—cutting targets, fuel prices, inflation, bureaucracy, and ukrainian grain imports. so let's hear from some of those farmers themselves. translation: we're constantly hit with restrictions _ regarding ecology — restrictions that we have to meet. translation: our lands are gone, our rights are gone. _ they do not give us the rights, even when we demand them. translation: the issue i face is excessive bureaucracy. - i have to fill in - forms all the time. and there are more protests to come. here, we see indian farmers b

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. >> mark owen still shaken by the words, spoken at the oakland city council meeting held back on november. 27th. the council listened to 6 hours of public comment regarding a resolution calling for a cease-fire in gaza, which the council ended up passing. cohen says people taking to the podium and shouting from the crowd used anti-semitic phrases while many members of the jewish community were in attendance. but among the expressions, i said was white. hitler heil hitler. >> and f and zionist pigs. many people had left at a fear for their safety. cohen says pro-israel speakers had their title 6 civil rights violated when the city council did not intervene. it was their failure. >> piece island to sit on their hands during this anti-semitic. 6 hour marathon. i want them to recognize the anti-semitism they allowed. cohen along with the oakland jewish alliance, sent a 12 page letter to attorney general rob bonta. >> and to the oakland city administrator demanding this be investigated. >> and when the city council afforded greater rights 2, the anti-israel people at the expense of the jewish

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chapman joined luke owens for a duet of her song "fast car."rformance of kill bill by the film, and a stage was all set for two music icons later in the night. in her first ever performance at the ceremony, you have folk legend joni mitchell will an emotional rendition of both sides now accompanied by brandi carlile, and several other artists, and then this guy, billy joel made downtown los angeles feel like madison square garden. the piano man serenaded music's biggest night with the debut performance of "turn the lights on" in his first new single in nearly two decades. you watched the whole thing. i woke up and had alert after alert of all the news being made from the grammys. i wish i would have stayed up. >> i could not sleep. it was on in the background so i kept looking over. i loved billy joel, joni mitchell, speaking of chills. that was so good. and our kids loved it. they don't even know that. >> i can't wait. >> a banner night for female artists who dominated. victoria monet beat out the up and comers closing ice spice, jelly roll to

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meghan owen explains. due to start that he was postponing the country's election. but why? well, a constitutional council have made the decision to bar several hopeful candidates, including high—profile politician ousmane sonko from the opposition. now, this decision is being investigated by lawmakers because there are questions over its impartiality. sall himself is not hoping to stand for re—election and he has yet to announce a new date. but many opposition members are not happy with the decision. translation: never in senegal's political history have we seen - a situation like this. it's a dangerous precedent. to be able to postpone a presidential election on the eve of its start is unprecedented. translation: he's trying to pull off an electoral holdup. l what's that? it's a constitutional coup, and we won't accept it. other opposition mps have also started a legal challenge against the decision, but the concern is also international with the eu, france and the us calling for an election as soon as po

lucy owen has their story. what is it now?t primary in cardiff. their dad always wanted them to go to a mainstream school. it's just a way for me to show they are part of society. they don't have to hide from anybody. they see kids, they play with them, to laugh with them, to make friends, to develop as individuals. they are both so pretty. marieme's favourite colour is my favourite colour too. | that's why they're together, because they really love each other. they may share a body, but the girls are two very different characters. marieme is very quiet, very reserved, introverted personality. it's completely different from ndeye. she's very independent. she wants to be in charge of everything. when they were born, doctors in senegal didn't expect them to live more than a few days. they thought separation was their best hope of survival. but when the girls arrived in the uk, it was discovered that marieme's heart was too weak for the complex surgery and the decision was made not to separate them. i can't — i can't allow myself