their social media following, i think, jake paul has over 22 million followers.h shown they have the fundamentals, jake paul has got a good job, he's got good knockout power, tommy fury comes from a fighting family. his older tyson drew tyson fury being the wbc heavyweight champion of the world. there is a bit of crossover, yes they are entertainment stars, but they are entertainment stars, but they can box a little. there's a lot of intrigue. they can box a little. there's a lot of intrigue-— of intrigue. they can box a little. ex - lain of intrigue. they can box a little. explain why _ of intrigue. they can box a little. explain why the _ of intrigue. they can box a little. explain why the boxing _ explain why the boxing traditionalists are so against it, and you think things are turning, is it generational, the interest? this whole youtube _ it generational, the interest? ti 3 whole youtube boxing phenomenon started in 2016, 2017. there were two youtube stars, theo baker and joe weller, they decided to settle their beef, if you will, in a boxing ring in bright

senator paul has asked that that his two letters that he referenced to be included in the record without objection. they shall be included. this record will be main open to the close of business tomorrow. i urge our witnesses to answer questions. i know i have some that i did not get to. with some degree of specificity with the thanks of the committee for both of your appearance here today, i look forward to seeing you at the intelligence briefing. this hearing is adjourned. mr. jeffries: good morning everyone. very important week, president biden and democrats explaining the moment we are in, the work that has been accomplished under the leadership of president biden, speaker pelosi, leader schumer, house and senate democrats in getting big things done on the issues of importance to every day americans, creating more than 12 million jobs in president biden's first two years in office. reducing the deficit by $1.7 trillion, lowering costs, supercharging the economy when it was on the brink of a deep recession. and moving in the right direction. president biden eloquently, strongly, thoug

the death paul has -- death toll has surpassed 6000.sia masses troops and experts say a military push is expected in the coming days. the u.n.

the death paul has -- death toll has surpassed 6000. russia masses troops and experts say a military push is expected in the coming days. the u.n. warns their sleepwalking into a wider war. tax the rich, help the poor. u.s. president joe biden prepares to deliver his state of the union speech. he is expected to promote his aid agenda while cautioning against his republican opponent plans. this is life in paris. the extent of the human cost of the earthquakes in southern turkey are more more apparent. the death toll now stands at more than 6000. the extent of the damage has been charted across the province and over the border in northwestern syria. the region stands on six tectonic weights and -- plates and on monday an earthquake struck while most people were asleep. then there was another this time 7.7 magnitude. damage to buildings and infrastructure is widespread. there still people trapped under rubble and the rescue effort has been nonstop. our correspondent is there. >> here where you can see dozens of rescue workers are clamberin

no, he has the best sense of humour -- paul - so well? week long, here in the states, and so many of them had that funny stories for when they first met paul rudd or when they first reviewed paul ryan him and it is always funny. it is one of those actors who gets that he has a charmed life, he shows up onset, early, and leaves. he is an all—around great actor and a really great quy- great actor and a really great i u _ ., , , great actor and a really great guy. clearly very popular guy as well. guy. clearly very popular guy as well- is — guy. clearly very popular guy as well. is he _ guy. clearly very popular guy as well. is he popular- guy. clearly very popular guy as well. is he popular with i as well. is he popular with cinema goers? do you think we are going to see box office records here this weekend? yes, ou know records here this weekend? yes, you know what. _ records here this weekend? yes, you know what, this... _ records here this weekend? yes, you know what, this... what - you know what, this... what they've been saying is for

paul has you covered in >>> welcome back, everybody. a first alert weather day. here is a look at the rare bay area snowstorm. this is in the santa cruz mountains. you see people pulling out cell phones to get pictures there. paul is back with the full forecast in a couple of minutes. >>> it has been a week since leronne armstrong was fired. we have been asking for mayor thao to talk to us about what she said, that she lost confidence in the chief and made the decision to separate him from the city without cause. so, a lot of questions, right? today we are hearing from the mayor firsthand on that decision. ryan yamamoto asked her what everybody wants to know, what specifically did chief armstrong do? >> again, i have great respect for chief armstrong. i have a -- you know, we worked together well when i was on the city council. it's unfortunate that i no longer have the confidence. he could do what was needed to reform the police department and move from under the federal oversight. you know, we have a federal judge overseeing the oversight of the city that he sa

adams has more. paule problem with getting aid to syria is a civil war is still being fought there. different groups are in charge of different parts of the country, especially in the north. some areas hit by the earthquake are controlled by the government and its president. but the areas in dark red are controlled by turkiye and local allies. kurds are in charge of the green areas, and jihadi's are in idlib province, sworn enemies of the syrian state. today, president assad was in aleppo, visiting survivors and blaming the west for the lack of aid. aleppo is where his forces, and russian backers, conducted a brutal siege for four years until the last rebels left in 2016. many of those fighters came here, one of the last rebel strongholds. there is no effective governme here. it is left to volunteer groups, like the white helmets, to search for survivors. here wrestling two girls in this village. the area is dominated by jihadi groups. the syrian government says it will allow aid in, but not if it goes to

we have team coverage meteorologist paul heggen has his hands full today. >> gusty wind across the bay area, and this will be a theme for tonight because 60 mile-per- hour gust at the top of the hour rated 6:00 as a fellow that is the strongest gust on the map right now. earlier, the wind was gusting up to 68 miles per hour at sfo. ocean beach recorded a wind gust of 73 miles per hour this afternoon. most of the guests are in the 25 to 45 mile-per-hour range, strong enough to bring down branches and in some cases entire trees. a lot of wind damage across the bay area. the high wind warning along the coast includes a sentences government a clock tomorrow morning. this is where the strongest gust will occur, 60 to 65 miles per hour, through sfo the wind gets funneled through the san bruno gap and accelerated more. the rest of the bay area is under a wind advisory through 1:00 p.m. tomorrow. at that point it is not like living a switch and every thing is calm. it will still be breezy. the strongest wind are likely happening right now. it is still something to monitor carefully. be prepare

paul: those are two very different questions. the first is how we can operationalize the quad essentially, i think? jacob: correct. and if we do, does that signify that china's power has peaked? bet they are not going to be the colossal threat in the future? paul: let me try to address the first question first. i think there are some problems with the operational potential of the quad, and i think it gets to in part there are a range of views both within the quad and across our broader alliance network in east asia as to how confrontational we should be towards china. i think there are actually a range of views as to what the extent of the nature of the china threat is, if it's more economic or military, so i would not put all my eggs in the quad basket because i think there's some flaws about how collectively we can operate against the chinese and in fact, i think there's concern about -- there's apprehension across the quad and as it an alliance is the way to go. i support the idea that we should be contemplating a policy in the region which is not entirely exclusive of and targeted at china. i think there is a big hole in the middle of that approach. china needs to

paul has already started the topic. about the fact that we have great lent ahead of us, and now, uh, about high-precision shelling, when they take corrections from a drone and what they cover directly in an ambulance. i remember. two girls aged 25 and 29 were killed there, a total of four people died, but he is the girls who live and live and and well, the whole life is ahead in the literal sense, uh, nevertheless, we respect ukrainian publics. yes, that's pro-western, then there is just hell in the literal sense of inferno opened up. i don’t even know how it’s possible to write such abominations and rejoice people's deaths, er, and lo. eh, you know, here all the time, very much for this year, not only for this year, for these 9 years, already in fact the fourteenth year. yes, there is a struggle going on in my heart all the time. how, on the one hand, to remain orthodox in a person, and on the other hand, to understand. well what do our opponents do it outside? yes, i’ll be honest, even there there are enemies in the p

paul has said this, that criminal guns are getting their hands on them on committing crimes with that. is it just too far away from the us to worry about it? but europe, on the other hand, they could see directly the effects of this. so should they not be in a position to think more about what they are sending and put pressure on those who do think of the ramifications long term? i think everything is hitting a mile left and right and coming so swiftly, they're going to have to deal with this issue because the, the, the, the supplies are not going to stop. they're going to be increasing. obviously, more money is going to be spent. and you just can't keep tabs of all that. and so i think europe is going to have to not only watch what they stand and, and have some kind of mechanism. i'm sort of curious to know what mechanism they have in place to watch what they then, but also to keep tabs on stuff that will be coming back up through other other countries once it's been sold off by ukrainians for for their own purposes. yeah, it's a, it's a nightmare. yeah. the genie is on the bottle. i

paul: where has the opposition come from? in the town of huntington and across long island. and these are people who don't want affordable housing in their backyard. paul: the nimbys, the not in my backyarders, determined to preserve the quiet suburb they moved to and make their resistance heard. >> is not just the issue of affordable housing even if it was exclusive housing, there are issues of density, traffic, and schools. >> we have to talk about making it affordable for everybody. when this gets built and there's 146 units, that's great for the 146 people that are going to live there, but what about everybody? paul: hector gavilla, lifelong local resident and real estate broker. >> developers like to build. and if they could put more people in the same space, they're going to the're going to want to do that. and that creates more congestion and more traffic. paul: but mainly, he insists, it is government subsidies to developers and lower income residents that taxpayers will ultimately pay for that drive his opposition to

enforcement division has informed the family that they are seeking murder charges. >> the murder indictment alleges murdaugh shot his 52-year-old wife maggie murdaugh with a rifle and his son paulotgun. >> source has told cnn that some of the evidence that they believe law enforcement has includes blood spatter on his clothing. >> did maggie and paul murdaugh have life insurance policies? >> they didn't have any insurance. >> they did not have an insurance policy? >> they had no insurance. >> did he murder his wife and son? >> no. >> does he have any idea who did? >> no. okay, y'all, we're trying to get in the [ bleep ] jail, will y'all get out of our way? >> throughout your career, how many cases that you worked on involved a father killing his own son and wife? >> i think i've worked maybe two in my whole career where i've actually seen that, and i've worked over 12,000 cases. >> the fact that alex was charged with both maggie and paul's murders surprised a lot of people. i think many people believe that maybe he was involved somehow or had somebody do it and would be connected that way. but to see it specifically that alex murdaugh killed paul murdaugh, and alex murdaugh kil

we have team coverage meteorologist paul heggen has his hands full today. >> gusty wind across the baya, and this will be a theme for tonight because 60 mile-per- hour gust at the top of the hour rated 6:00 as a fellow that is the strongest gust on the map right now. earlier, the wind was gusting up to 68 miles per hour at sfo. ocean beach recorded a wind gust of 73 miles per hour this afternoon. most of the guests are in the 25 to 45 mile-per-hour range, strong enough to bring down branches and in some cases entire trees. a lot of wind damage across the bay area. the high wind warning along the coast includes a sentences government a clock tomorrow morning. this is where the strongest gust will occur, 60 to 65 miles per hour, through sfo the wind gets funneled through the san bruno gap and accelerated more.

standards and doing everything we can to get as many applicants into recruits of the academy that paul hasrepeatedly he was hired to work on criminal justice reform and that is not true what he was hired to do with your consulting firm to work on raising up for federal prisoners that is a far cry from being hired to get into policing. >> we will address this but we have to get moving. >> how do you ensure they are qualified candidates quick. >> first you have to start and get law and order first obviously make investment into the people from the perspective to make sure the foundation is there in terms of job in training et cetera to be honest for her to do her job that shehe makes excuses why people die ont the street every day. we get law and order so they can do their job and then they can invest within the community. >> coming out against those officers and mental health called how much do you want to cut the police budget by? >> i went to invest in people as with the city chicago deserves mentioning the last on —- there's actually more black men incarcerated enslaved in 1865 when our

but look , paul has already said that the man who sits in the stadium. he must not be harmed. the gadget and looks at the same thing, and here's a simple picture quickly goes, the repetition of a difficult solution is watched there for 5 minutes. and here they are, poor fellows, sitting there, then there is no internet, then something else , and here they sit and suffer, they don’t know how to entertain the director in ptsk, he doesn’t know which grandmother to show, how she sits, knocks with a ratchet there, but here everyone is revealed on the scoreboard. and you can sit quietly discussing and understanding how this or that decision is made, and i will say more i have. i am an optimist in this regard, when they show certain deletions, which are basically, well, of course, the court is mistaken. they there are no correct questions, but the game fans will have fewer questions. they will think and understand, because we are already in hockey. uh, the tv picture is on the bench, where the coaches stand and all the repetitions are repeated. they turn their heads with hockey playe

have put forward an anti-crime platform saying they would increase the number of chicago police, paul hasy the chicago fraternal order of police. when it comes to law and order, she has a big hill to climb if she wants to convince voters she's the way to go. >> yes, and if it cracks, if the facade cracks in chicago i think other city's mayors and the soros' backed d.a.'s should be worried about their electoral prospects. these cities are blue politically, vote overwhelmingly for democrats. we are a long way away from rudy giuliani, and 1993 for the first time as a republican since 1965, it does not seem to happen anymore. but people have had enough and the democrats are saying believe what i say and what i stand for on the first this, i'm the first that, they are saying believe what i say and not what you see with your own two eyes, and people feel unsafe, they feel the criminals are being rewarded, the citizens are being penalized, and lori lightfoot, i believe, has done very little course correction. she could say look, this is my ten-point crime fighting agenda, she could have police a

, it might happen but i would be surprised if it crossed that line. >> bridge, the portrait that paul hast drawn strikes me as more of a status quo that a revisionist power. >> right. >> isn't it the case that if we, and you may violently disagree with paul when he said that china is not looking for an opportunity right now to roll over taiwan, isn't it the case that rush is, in fact, the revisionist, the more volatile, the more unpredictable power of the two, where as china is perhaps, if paul is correct, lookingt, more for a come some kind of stability with the west? what is your take? >> you put your finger on it. and again i think this gets back to the fundamental theoretical assessment. i really resist attempts to kind of a centralized state behavior, that they areli revisionist or t revisionist. i think that largely is due to structure and relative contingent factors. 20 years ago and was a status quo active are now he's a revisionist actor. .. we cannot assume that is fixe. i have debates about this with my good friend at the university of virginia, who would be a real good person

in the first of four variances given by paul , inflation has become a global problem as the pandemicisrupted our supply chains, dishonest and brutal war. putin in ukraine also disrupted the supply of energy and food, the speaker on the map asked his colleagues in advance to be calmer, biden did not help, he began to provoke the republicans. and once accused them of wanting to destroy the health care and court protections. everything turned into a mess. taylor green, in the color of the balloon with which on the eve of the biden performance, she was seen on the sidelines trolling high -flying, just an innocent balloon. everything is the same as the chinese balloon that was shot down off the coast of south carolina, the sediment remained, and biden's rating. it cracked a little more. name me a world leader who would switch places with xi jinping. name one. name one it was heard as in the hall. after these words, they laughed, the bidens would actually have suggested doing this when commenting on a speech on trump's social network. but the us president was only inflamed and openly procl

has vowed ukraine will prevail. we will hear from our correspondent in kyiv. first, our international affairs correspondent, paulhas this assessment of what it has cost so far. >> it's not easy to get your head around the sheer sca of what's happened in ukraine over the past 12 months. this is the biggest conflict in europe s the second world war. the u.n. reckons that at least 8000 ukrainian civilians have been killed, over 13,000 injured, and those are just the figures we know about. more than 13 million people are homeless. 8 million are now refugees in europe. millions more are still in the country, but not in their homes. the u.n. believes 21 million people, more than half of the country's prewar population, need help. large parts of eastern and southern ukraine lie in ruins. more than 1000 educational buildings have been attacked, and more than 750 health care facilities. theaters, libraries, and religious buildings have also been targeted. russia's attack was fast. within days of invading, its forces were at the gates of the capital, kyiv. huge chunks of the east and the south were in russian hands, but u

but look , paul has already said that the man who sits in the stadium. he must not be harmed.ooks at the same thing. and now a simple picture moves quickly, a repetition of a complex solution is watched there for 5 minutes. and here they are, poor fellows, sitting there, then there is no internet, then something else, and here they are and they are tormented, they don’t know, what to entertain the director in ptsk already doesn’t know which grandmother to show, how she sits there with a ratchet knocking, but here everyone was brought to the scoreboard. and you can sit quietly discussing and understanding how this or that decision is made, and i will say more i have. i am an optimist there plan, when they show certain deletions, which are basically, well, of course, the court are wrong. they don't have the right questions themselves, and the game fans will have fewer questions. they will speculate and understand, because we already have to hockey. uh, the tv picture is on the bench, where the coaches stand and all the repetitions are repeated. they turn their heads into hockey

paul: there has been a concerted effort to change that.nd one of the things that programs have to do is actively recruit people from groups that are currently underrepresented in the trades. and so the focus areas are women, people of color, youth aged 16 to 24, relevant to the gen z part, people with disabilities and veterans. soledad: when you look at surveys of gen z, what they say they want is stability of income. they want to be entrepreneurs and they want to have a mission involved in their job. does that make your, your pitch to them easier? paul: the mission is building america. every tradesperson i talk to has a story about how they bore their kids and grandkids with, i built that building. i built that bridge. you know, and so there's a, there's a real pride in the work that you've done. and the entrepreneurial part of it, i tell people, if you go through an apprenticeship program and you become a journey worker, you're going to have a good life. but if you want to go beyond that, you can move up to a foreman, to a general forema

paul: i want to ask you about revenues, because when you look at the report, last year it was almost 20% of the economy which hasst, you know, since world war ii. >> right. paul: so revenues are going up. now, the democrats will say, okay, so, you know, pat toomey, you fret about the deficits, but the tax cut of 2017 -- [laughter] >> yeah, right. paul: -- was responsible. [laughter] so what's the real evidence about revenues and taxes in the wake of the tax reform? >> yeah, it's really quite sun thing. you're exactly right. -- stunning. i think it was actually during world war ii and hen the around 2000 during the tech bubble that are the only two years since we've recorded this that the revenue exceeded the level it came in at last year. so we were told in 017 that if we -- 2017 that if we passed that tax reform, we'd have this huge shortfall of revenue that would last, you know, for years and cause this huge increase in the deficit. in fact, we have record high revenue. the revenue last year, by the way, not only did it come in above what the joint tax committee estimated the tax reform would result in, it cam

it has been quite an eventful 24 hours, not just with the snow, but rain and we are getting a bit of a break right now. paul heggen has been busy counting up the totals and i must admit, i have seen some really pretty sunset pictures in the bay area. >> this has given us a spectacular sunset in the area, this is the current view from mount hamilton where the snow has stopped for a moment but they are likely to pick up a little bit more tonight. 2:00 p.m. was the last update we had, this is what it added up to at that point. over one foot of snow at mount hamilton. the amounts go down as you go down in elevation but all of these not seen snow in years, over a decade. and it brought quite a bit of rain to the area as well. here is a look at the eastern horizon. over an inch and a half, over one inch in san francisco and close to one inch around half moon bay. and the rain that came through last night came with thunderstorms producing small hail, it is very soft compared to the hail that comes from the severe thunderstorms. over 200 lightning strikes. a lot of those were offshore but about half were overland l

look, everywhere paul has been in charge of finances, he's been run out of the city.ntioned new orleans. the entire school district has been privatized there. with the loss of veteran teachers and black educators, it's unprecedented. so what my plan does is very simple. we eliminate the debt in my first term while also making up to $1 billion of investment without raising property taxes. no one on this stage has put forth a plan because they're either lying or they're hiding the ball behind their back. and here's the thing. you can't run one of the largest economies in the world off of a bake sale. i'm going to tell you the truth and always keep it 100. that's why i presented the plan, so people can look at it, they can critique it, it's a living document. but in order for us to have a balanced budget that's better and a safe city, you have to invest in people. >> can i just get to alderman king, please? in your ward, soldier field, subject close to my heart, the bears. assuming the bears leave soldier field, what is your vision for the future of that stadium and that

pet certified as emotional support animals, and they are looking for someone to watch 10 hours, paul, this has your name on it. 10 hours of dog movies and to write a review of them. the winner will be paid $1000 for their work. i would do it for free. >> okay. are we talking movies like marley and me? and where the red fern grows? >> no, no. i can't. know. >> rights. making me spread scrub my brain afterwards? >> and picking up puppies. >> just watch 10 hours of dogs playing around in a playpen? >> yes. i can't do old yellow, now. >> if you have one of those ring cameras focused on a puppy just call me, i'll just watch. you can check in on my dogs here in just a second. >> you could make a fortune. i would watch that. >> they just sleep, that's all they do. i'm jealous. >>> italy a three dog night tonight if you have three dogs because it'll take that many to stay warm. temperatures chile. clear skies overhead, that is why we will be a chilly. gradually, and increase in cloud coverage into friday. there will be a mix of clouds and sunshine. filtering the sunshine rather than blocking it, and t

her partner paul ansell says it's as though she's vanished into thin air. a major search hasr found no trace of her. 0ur north of england correspondent, danny savage, has the latest from the village. exactly a week on from when nicola bulley vanished, her friends staged a roadside appeal this morning — hoping to jog the memory of anyone who was passing last friday. this is nikki in happier times with her pet spaniel, willow. the dog was found close to where she was last seen alive by the river wyre. it's been an agonising week for her partner paul and their two young daughters. my whole focus is my two girls, just staying as strong as i can for them. i'm scared that if i put any focus into anything else it's going to take my, you know, focus off of that. i just can't believe that we're a week on and, as yet, it seems like we're no further on. itjust seems... itjust seems absolutely impossible. right now, it is as though she has vanished into thin air. like, yeah, just insane. the police were back today, preparing to search the river once again. they are still focused on the t

. >> paul heggen has been busy all week. today, no exception. earning your paycheck! >>> it is going to be rainy all of the bay area. of course snow doesn't happen very often, even down to 1500 foot level. a first alert look at the doppler radar shows showers moving into santa rosa right now. it has been raining for a while around healdsburg and bodega bay, and there has been snow ndside of mountains. sher right oven oth over mount diablo. more rain down the peninsula. this is going to be climbing over the santa cruz mountains and squeezing out some snow, likely above 2000 feet as we had through the next several hours. snow levels will drop later on tonight as additional moisture will be surging in from the west. but it is still out over the ocean. for now, those rain chances ramping up as we had further into this evening and overnight. again, it is going to be rain for most of the densely- populated parts of the bay area. snow about 1500 feet in elevation, and that is the elevation at which we could have problems on the roads, especially across the santa cruz mountai

in the first of the four chapters handed out by paul, inflation has become a global problem as the pandemichains with dishonest and brutal warfare. putin's in ukraine also undermined the supply of energy resources and food to a place on the podium next to the camera. harris first took the new speaker of congress. kevin mccarthy, dressed all in white congresswoman marjarite green , the color of the balloon she was spotted with on the sidelines of tro. high-flying lling the same as the downed chinese balloon off the coast of south carolina, the balloon sank, the sediment remained, and biden's rating due to the conflict with beijing burst a little more. name me a world leader who would switch places with xi jinping. name one. name one it was heard how biden laughed in the hall , and it really would have cooled down, but the us president was only inflamed and openly proclaimed a return to bloc thinking and the cold war, promising to support ukraine it was raised, it was stolen, we will unite nato , we will create a global coalition to resist putin's aggression, putin's invasion of ukraine is a

one of the fab four is joining with the world's greatest rock bands, paul mccartney has come togetheralbum, reports say mccartney plays based on one of the tracks. a spokesman denied rumors that ringo starr was also involved. but maybe who knows? right now? fun yeah. couple of rock and roll legends. we've got rock and roll legends. we've got the top headlines coming ugh covid-19? and being overweight makes it more risky. i'm calling my doctor. if it's covid, paxlovid. authorized for emergency use, paxlovid is an oral treatment for people 12 and up... who have mild-to-moderate covid-19 and have a high-risk factor for it becoming severe. my symptoms are mild now, but i'm not waiting. if it's covid, paxlovid. having even one risk factor, like being over 50, diabetes, or smoking increases your chances of severe covid. taken within five days of symptoms, paxlovid reduced the risk of developing severe covid-19 by 86%. paxlovid may strengthen or weaken other medicines. taking it with certain medicines may cause life threatening side effects or affect how paxlovid works. so it's critical to t

the star paul rudd has been in the uk promoting the movie, and was pranked by fellow actor olivia colmanr to, let's say, america, and they went and saw that friend and they had a cup of tea together, would you be offended if they didn't do the same back to you? i, personally, if it is me, absolutely not. i tend to give everyone the benefit of the doubt. reveal yourself, please. hi, paul, it is olivia colman. it's olivia colman! god, you really can do every accent, can't you? i think you will find the welsh listeners are going "what the hell was that?" i've been speaking to los angeles—based entertainmentjournalist kj matthews about the film. what they are saying is, for the three—day weekend, friday, saturday, and sunday, slightly over $100 million at the box office. that it is what it's expected to do. if you include monday — because remember we have a holiday — a federal holiday, here, in the states, called president's day — that would be friday, saturday, sunday, and monday, you will get somewhere between $100—125 million. if it even breaks $100 million, it will be doing better than t

her partner paul has been speaking to channel 5 news about her disappearance.this isjust my opinion - i'm _ water. for me, personally, and this isjust my opinion - i'm personally i isjust my opinion — i'm personally 100% convinced it's not the river. people don'tjust vanish into thin air. it's absolutely impossible. something has happened. something has happened. my plea now is personally, i want every house, every garage, every outbuilding, the land scrutinised. i wanted all searched and scrutinised. every piece of it. i'm just pleading with them, please, anything. no matter how tiny, just please come forward with it. please. that could be the key to finding her. the family, we're not bothered about anything else. there's nothing else. the only thing is we just have to find her. we want to know what happened. pauli we want to know what happened. paul ansell, the partner of nicola bulley. a recent investigation by the times found that agents for british gas had broken into vulnerable people's homes. miniatures have been demanding betterfrom energy demanding bet

he sees paul coming within a close physical proximity to where he is. >> get that [ bleep ] right there away from me. >> he hasling admissions on camera. >> the last time i grabbed my girlfriend and got down on the bottom of the boat, paul was driving. i begged and begged and begged and begged to let me drive. >> paul was driving the boat and the fact that paul was responsible for the fact that mallory was missing. >> why you [ bleep ] smiling like it's [ bleep ] funny! my [ bleep ] girlfriend's gone! do you think it's [ bleep ] funny? hope you rot in [ bleep ] he ain't gonna get in no [ bleep ] trouble. >> he had seen the past where paul got out of trouble 'cause of who he was. >> yeah. >> and paul knew that, so he's just grinning, smiling, walking away. >> y'all know alec murdaugh? >> oh, yeah, i know the name. >> that's his son. good luck. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhhhh... here, i'll take that. [woo hoo!] ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, one gram of sugar and nutrients for immune health. (vo) businesses nati

the bbc�*s diplomatic correspondent paul adams has been granted rare access to the network and the teamsor heat and light. a race to keep up with russian attacks. siren blares for a week, we follow the teams fighting this war. what the missiles destroy, they rebuild... ..in places where people are living on the edge. for months, russian missiles and drones have rained down on ukraine's civilian infrastructure, causing untold damage all across this vast country. so what happened here? this power plant in central ukraine has been hit repeatedly. it's a huge place, but this is what well—aimed russian missiles have done to its transformers — vital links to the world outside. for security reasons, we've been asked not to identify the plant or its manager. these. these, these, these. everywhere across here. translation: every time | the equipment is damaged, it gets all of us right here, in our soul, because it's our life, it's our second family. millions of people depend on this coal—fired power station, built in the soviet era. fantastic machine! its great turbines churning away at the heart

i don't know what you're talking about, but whilst i've been swigging more caffeine, paul carter hass for its excess, it's also known for being based slap—bang in the middle of a landscape like this — desert. and that means that saving water is critical to its survival. so where better to come to see some companies showcasing their latest solutions to help save some of our most precious resource? dutch company hydraloop has created a system that recycles water within homes and businesses. our slogan is, "be wise, use water twice." the units treat what's known as "grey water" so it can be safely used again for other purposes. grey water is lightly contaminated water from the bath, the shower, and from the washing machine. this particular model is designed for use in small homes. prices start at around $2,000 us per unit. it is integrated with the toilet flushing. this is the first interview i've ever conducted next to a toilet, by the way! we use six techniques, they're all organic. the shower water comes in here and it flows in this tank. anything that is heavier than water will actu

paul ansell has also thanked a private underwater search team who have joined the effort to find thee fallen into the river wyre while she was walking her dog after dropping her children at school. she set off along this stretch of the river on friday 27th january and was seen several times before and after 9am. police say she was last seen at about ten past nine. just minutes later, her dog willow was found along with her mobile phone on this bench. nicola hasn't been seen again. detectives have again appealed for anyone with dashcam or mobile phone footage from near the river that day to come forward. for the latest on that story, you can head over to the website at bbc.co.uk/news or you can find the latest updates on the bbc news app. now to the world of artificial intelligence and chatbots. if you've heard of chatgpt, you'll know that the computer programme released two months ago by the company 0penai provides convincingly human responses to questions using information from the internet. well, now google has come up with a rival — it's called bard. our technology editor zoe klei

paul allen has your first word headlines. east three people have been killed is another pair of earthquakes shook turkey near the syrian border. more than 200 people were injured. the area is reeling from earthquakes this month that killed about 41,000 people in turkey and thousands more in syria. the u.k. prime minister is lobbying conservatives to support a post-brexit trade deal on northern ireland. sources say he held meetings to explain the outline of a prospective agreement with the european union. northern ireland's ability to remain in the bloc is a thorny issue. bloomberg learned an indian billionaire decided against bidding for a stake in state backed electricity trader ptc india. they called up a plan to -- off a plan to acquire a coal plant. this is part of the comeback plan following the fallout from fraud allegations. hong kong is planning to allow traders to trade bitcoin, taking steps towards the goal to become a crypto hub. it says the coins should be included in at least two acceptable investable indices. glo

let's go live to euston station , where live to euston station, where our reporter paul hawkins has the noisy the latest. paul sounds noisy there down at euston. is it more quiet than usual. very quiet, in fact. quiet than usual. very quiet, in fact . are no trains running from fact. are no trains running from the station today . so it doesn't the station today. so it doesn't get much quieter than that. and in fact, the picket line that was here earlier has disassembled, if that's even a word . i was standing here in word. i was standing here in july last year on the first day of the first rail strikes, the first sector to take industrial action in the country. and i'm still standing here somewhat eight months later. now today, the strike action primarily by aslef because . it's the train aslef because. it's the train drivers who are on strike and most of them are represented by aslef. although there are 200 drivers represented the rmt, but the dispute is basically the same. it's about pay and conditions the deal that's on the table from the rail delivery group they represent the rail f

paul: we're back with our panel. kim, tim scott hasg time what i would say is one speech, basically. service the autobiographical. it's a very good speech about, you know, from cotton to congress, his life story. this was different. tell us how. >> well, it was different because with it was a lot more feisty, as you just heard there. he really went after the democrats, what their policies have cone the to the country -- done to the country, their entire attitude, a lot of the issues about wokism and their equity agenda, really took aim at that. i think think the other thing you got from the speech is he's starting to put out some policies. he talked about lowering taxes, less regulation, doing something about the border. so that's a big expansion from prior speeches. you know, one of the things i loved about this speech, paul, was also just the optimism which is not manager you've heard in a while. concern something you've heard in a while. he talked very excitedly about the notion that the party needs to be one that's inviting people

the star paul rudd has been in the uk promoting the movie, and was pranked by fellow actor 0livia colmanyour friend if yourfriend had if your friend had a if yourfriend had a brief trip, but over two, if yourfriend had a brief trip, but overtwo, let's if yourfriend had a brief trip, but over two, let's say, america, and they went and saw that friend and they had a cup of tea together, would you be offended if they didn't do the same back to you? i. same back to you? i, personally. - same back to you? i, personally, if it is me, absolutely not. i tend to give everyone _ absolutely not. i tend to give everyone the benefit of the doubt _ everyone the benefit of the doubt. revealyourself, please. doubt. reveal yourself, please. hi, doubt. reveal yourself, please. hi. paul. — doubt. reveal yourself, please. hi. paul. it— doubt. revealyourself, please. hi, paul, it is 0livia common. you really can do every accent, can't _ you really can do every accent, can't you? _ you really can do every accent, can't you? |_ you really can do every accent, can't you?— can't you? i think you will find the _

among them his front runner paul hill has the endorsement of the police union and centers his campaign around the city's rising crime and public safety. calling for more police on the street and accuses the mayor of failing to provide the resources they need. >> we are down police officers. 406,911 calls did not have a car available. there is a lack of police officers. >> like many large cities across the country, crime skyrocketed after the death of george floyd in the pandemic. chicago is no different. murder at a 25 year high with more than 800 homicides. a double digit drop in 2022. homicides were still up compared to pre-pandemic levels. now as lightfoot she is using a surprising attack. accusing one of her biggest challengers brandon johnson of wanting to defund the police. also defending her record on public safety. her efforts to hire nearly 1000 new officers. >> i believe we have made significant progress, but i also recognize that while homicides are down year-over-year, shootings are down 20%, carjackings are down 10%, people in the city still do not feel safe. >> mayor ligh

paul adams, bbc news, eastern ukraine. bill gates hasho has donated tens of billions of dollars to the causes of global health and tackling climate change, was accused of profiting from covid—19, or even spreading it. from kenya, amol rajan reports. for most of his life, bill gates has been the richest man in the world. but the founder of microsoft has, somehow, gone from being the face of american computing and capitalism to the front man for endless conspiracy theories. he's given tens of billions to philanthropy, focusing on climate change and global health. particularly that of children. i travelled to kenya to question him on a range of issues, including those raised by critics of his philanthropy. who made you god? i'm not god. i mean, as a percentage of the world economy, i'm kind of rounding there, but, yes, i decided that the death of children, when i read that diarrhoea was killing half a million children and that the vaccine to stop those deaths was being given to the rich kids but not to the poor kids, isaid, "wow. now i know

. >>> let's check in with paul heggen . >> it has been a full month that we have been in a calmer weather pattern, so many tree crews are working since then, everybody is trying to play catch-up on the damage that has happened. it's not going to happen this weekend, that is the good news. let's take a look at the big picture, the cold weather continues through the holiday weekend. the storm system that sent some high clouds over the bay area yesterday continues to move farther down to the south, and the rain offshore, w high clouds, but back to clear skies tomorrow night. maybe a few more clouds as we head into monday, in the afternoon. but, dry and warm conditions will prevail through the holiday weekend and good travel weather if you are heading up towards tahoe, too. farther down the line, things do shift a bit, it is not a guarantee that we are going to see rain and the extended forecast, but beginning potentially tuesday and more likely by wednesday, thursday, and friday. none of these days looks like a washout, light shower activity. but just the beginning of an unsettled weather pa

hi, i'm scott. >> over the last decade or so, paul rudd has made himself comfortable as a marvel superherophone call you got ten years ago to enter the marvel universe? >> i thought, oh, this seems fun, and, also, "ant-man," that seems one maybe people would buy me in more than superman. >> thor? >> definitely not buying me as thor. >> the latest "ant-man" movie "ant-man and the wasp" kicks off phase five of the marvel cinematic universe, a notoriously secretive franchise. >> where are we? >> i want to stipulate for our audience i have not seen the movie, not because i don't want to but i can't. what would you like to talk about? >> "the fabelmans." we can talk about that. >> give spielberg all the awards. >> it's just a great movie. >> you do like me. >> i don't. >> "the banshees" -- >> caught it. >> give that guy the oscar because what a performance. >> "top begun: maverick." ? >> a lot of fun. i don't know if i would vote for it. they're all such great pilots. >> we nailed this interview. great to see you. >> you, too. >> i don't know who you are but you've made a big mistake. >> okay.

the bbc�*s paul adams has been granted rare access to the network and the teams involved.le for heat and light. a race to keep up with russian attacks. siren wails for a week, we follow the teams fighting this war. what the missiles destroy, they rebuild. in places where people are living on the edge. for months, russian missiles and drones have rained down on ukraine's civilian infrastructure, causing untold damage all across this vast country. so what happened here? this power plant in central ukraine has been hit repeatedly. it's a huge place, but this is what well—aimed russian missiles have done to its transformers. vital links to the world outside. for security reasons, we've been asked not to identify the plant or its manager. these. everywhere across here. translation: every time | the equipment is damaged, it gets all of us right here in our soul. because it's our life. it's our second family. millions of people depend on this coal fired power station. built in the soviet era. fantastic machine! its great turbines churning away at the heart of ukraine's sprawling

he hasn't to this girl for 21 years now i think slash 12 paul has come over as , you know, a has come, a thoroughly decent lady , to be thoroughly decent lady, to be quite honest and has and as and has come out of this very, very well chosen for a for a man in the shape of prince harry claims to be so kind and caring and loving and, warm. he didn't particularly seem to mind about the increase threat from the taliban sympathiser in the wake of his comments. he certainly for a chap i daresay is himself a women's rights campaigner. absolutely did not care . the absolutely did not care. the rights of this woman should not be insulted and be l.z. and i would argue as well see them being well insulted , frankly, being well insulted, frankly, about the intimate details . her about the intimate details. her now distant sex. it's an absolute shock if you i had done it we'd be would be we'd be drawn and quartered publicly. what do we. yeah, we would. and yet . right. what do we. yeah, we would. and yet. right. and what do we. yeah, we would. and yet . right. and everything yet. right. and every