we must build the perkins county canal. we have had stakeholders across our state working on this project for over 20 years fighting for nebraska's right be in the perkins canal. my budget recommendation includes a fully funding the canal more important than ever before. to grote nebraska suggests rose and broadband. $100 million to leverage an additional 400 million in federal funds to improve our bridges and roads. our team is also. the nebraska broadband office. we have to get broadband across nebraska completed. it will be the sole focus of the nebraska broadband office and i don't have any patience about it. [applause] finally our budget prioritizes even greater support in investments in the brave men and women of law enforcement. dangerous drugs from our streets in the past year. controlling central nebraska think about central nebraska. 37 pounds of cocaine 11 pounds of fentanyl. 2 pounds of meth and nearly 200o illegal guns. i'm in trying to add it up i don't know how many feed sacks that is but that is a lot in cen

we must build the perkins county canal. we have had stakeholders across our state working on this project for over 20 years fighting for nebraska's right be in the perkins canal. my budget recommendation includes a fully funding the canal more important than ever before. to grote nebraska suggests rose and broadband. $100 million to leverage an additional 400 million in federal funds to improve our bridges and roads. our team is also. the nebraska broadband office. we have to get broadband across nebraska completed. it will be the sole focus of the nebraska broadband office and i don't have any patience about it. [applause] finally our budget prioritizes even greater support in investments in the brave men and women of law enforcement. dangerous drugs from our streets in the past year. controlling central nebraska think about central nebraska. 37 pounds of cocaine 11 pounds of fentanyl. 2 pounds of meth and nearly 200o illegal guns. i'm in trying to add it up i don't know how many feed sacks that is but that is a lot in cen

i am happy to be here with simran jeet singh and tony perkins and appreciate your commitment to these issues. for the past several years i have cochaired the human rights commission in the house of representatives and i hope to have that honor again in the one hundred eighteenth congress. in that capacity, i can tell you the right to freedom of thought, conscience, and religion, is one of the rights we've most often taken up in hearings and briefings. that is because the right to practice one's religion of choice is frequently violated by governments all over the world. some examples that come to mind will be well known to everyone. uighurs in china, coptic christians in egypt, muslims in burma. are marty muslims in pakistan. in iran, she muslims and sunni governed countries, catholics in nicaragua, jews in france, i go on and on and on, the list is too long. as a practicing catholic myself, i know how important and how personal the right to freedom of religion is. i'm very aware my right to freedom of religion is only as strong is that of my muslim or hindu or buddhist neighbor and i

a key ally in president vladimir putin vision for a new world order country, the west and perkins invasion of ukraine, sparks fear in many former soviet bloc countries that they could be next. what nato is doing? what is nato doing to protect its eastern flak? plus no safe place to live. the earthquakes in turkey have been especially difficult for syrian refugees. with hardly any means to rebuild their lives once again. ah, on pablo valise, welcome to the program. china's talk diplomat is meeting with russia is foreign minister in moscow. the talks between one ye and said, a laugh rav come just days before the one year mark of russia's invasion of you. crate. lang has been attending a series of meetings in moscow yesterday telling a top security official that patients relationship with russia is rough, solid, a kremlin spokesperson has now confirmed that one will also meet with president. later today. let's get more on this now with detail the russia analyst, constantine accurate, who joins us from the lithuanian capital, philly's constantine, great to see. so china's duck top diplomat wan

russia looks to shore up its nose limits, friendship with china became ally and president vladimir perkins mission for a new world order component squares. off with these u. s counterpart joe biden, to win hearts and minds. us president pledges unwavering support to new crime. well, it says russia will be impossible to defeat on the battlefield. plus no safe place to live in earthquakes in turkey has been especially difficult for syrian refugees with hardly any means to rebuild their lives once. ah m anthony how'd walk into the program? china's top diplomat, his meeting with russia's foreign minister in moscow, the meeting between by mg and said you love comes just days out from the one year anniversary of rosters. invasion of ukraine wang has been attending a series of meetings in moscow yesterday telling one of presidents, prudent closest allies that by james relationship with russia is broke. solid. a kremlin spokesperson says a meeting between wang and couldn't, is also possible. joining us for more on wednesday's visit to moscow. his journalist fabi unclenched. huh. in badging fab in

and as a good friends of mine judge perkins asked mow to come up, and asked me why did i tell this young lady, no. and so i turned and told her i will think about it, low and behold dihad they asked. we started a program. here i am 24 years later still remaining as the president. and i gotta say, this is an all volunteer program. we have over 50 staff members. that give their time more than 20 hours a week during the season lasts 4 months. to love, to serve, to moteerate and inspire the children that come in our organization. winning is great. but this organization is built on creating. a new family for our youth >> whether they come from a great home or a home with challenges, we are that alternative family that will embrace our kids and serve our kids no matter what. and that's what carried us for 24 years. so give it up for all the volunteers who give their time. all of the parents who give their love! money, bloods, sweat and tierce. to all the athletes who give us all their energy each day when they are out there representing that orange and black! [applause] let's give it up one mo

and as a good friends of mine judge perkins asked mow to come up, and asked me why did i tell this young lady, no. and so i turned and told her i will think about it, low and behold dihad they asked. we started a program. here i am 24 years later still remaining as the president. and i gotta say, this is an all volunteer program. we have over 50 staff members. that give their time more than 20 hours a week during the season lasts 4 months. to love, to serve, to moteerate and inspire the children that come in our organization. winning is great. but this organization is built on creating. a new family for our youth >> whether they come from a great home or a home with challenges, we are that alternative family that will embrace our kids and serve our kids no matter what. and that's what carried us for 24 years. so give it up for all the volunteers who give their time. all of the parents who give their love! money, bloods, sweat and tierce. to all the athletes who give us all their energy each day when they are out there representing that orange and black! [applause] let's give it up one mo

institutions famously called to account for their lending practices to 3rd world nations by john perkins, author of the now infamous book confessions i've been ican amik hit man, take gonna, for an example. recently in the western african nation, the government had a policy of giving subsidies to rice, farmers in the north of the country to develop their industry. but when the i m f and the world bank gave gone much needed loans, one of the stipulations was that it would cut those subsidies using the money instead to finance the loan. and in turn, forcing gonna now to buy rice using the loans from the i, m f, and world bank partner countries like the united states at a higher price. the result was the economic impoverishment of the north of ga and waves of migration to cities in the south. in sub saharan africa, governments average around 5 to 16 percent interest rates on government bonds compared to near 0 rates in the us and europe. such high yield rates punish poor african nations by devouring a large portion of the government's discretionary income, which is already low given that af

. >> brandon perkins fits kind of snow traction around his tires. >> the tire socks. i mean, all you do is trade. but over the top. like it around the best you can roll for draped over the other side. and just as you drive, the sox seem to work for perkins lowlifes, subaru, but others in pines tell fox 40. >> nothing's the fix for the risk on the roads. i still think know. but if you carry chains and everything else, just drive normal speed and everything else just. >> you know? don't don't drive fast. >> it's all about a slow. you can't even drive a little slower than normal to me. some of those cars start to fishtail. can be a little scary. yeah. yeah. i moist air was so many passes me going really fast and i'm thinking i'm 8 see them later on this at i'll be the one that gets everybody backed up because we're all behind an accident. yes, let's check in with john. see if they get more snow or what's going on there now and what's happening the next couple of days, a couple more feet of snowfall up there above lake tahoe. for many of those resorts, snowpack is already

. >> brandon perkins fits kind of snow traction around his tires. >> the tire socks. i mean, all you do is stay put over the top. around the best you can roll for draped over the other side. and just says he drive the sox seem to work for perkins lowlifes, subaru put others in pines. tell fox 40. >> nothing's a fix for the risk on the roads. i still think know. but if you carry chains and everything else, just drive normal speed and everything else just. >> you know? don't don't drive fast. >> while treacherous out there, that was mason morrow reporting for us. caltrans says mountain travel is not advised for the next couple of days. chain controls are also in effect along parts of highway 50. we do want to get you a live look at what it looks like out there right now. this is a live look at highway 89 at olympic you can see just how much snow has piled up even on the obviously on the main road itself. but on the sides of the road, you can see the snow covering some of the signs there. there are some folks braving those conditions, though, as you can see in this live

we must build the perkins county canal.have had to stakeholders across the state working on this project for over 20 years fighting for nebraska's rights via the canal. my budget recommendation includes fully funding the canal, infrastructure needs for nebraska are more important than ever before. to grow nebraska we must address roads and broadband. my budget includes $100 million to leverage an additional 400 million in federal funds to improve the bridges and roads. our team has also created the nebraska broadband office. we have to get broadband across nebraska completed. it will be the sole focus on the nebraska broadband office and i don't have any patience about it. finally our budget prioritizes even greater support and investment in the brave men and women of law enforcement. today we are joined by trooper brandon sutton was done a tremendous job removing dangerous drugs from the streets in the past year patrolling central nebraska. think about it, central nebraska. his efforts have led to the seizure of nearly 37

i, said i want to be frank's perkins. that's what i want to do. i don't get the job, which is okay, i don't think my mother ever forgive him for not going that, but nevertheless, francis perkins, the first woman appointed to a presidential cabinet, she said, and i quote, i came to washington to work for god, for fdr, and the millions of forgotten plane, common, working men. i would add women today, but that is what we are interested to do. we celebrate 30 years of family and medical leave, we celebrate it with every worker, who deserves paid family and medical leave, let's make sure is in the budget coming up on march 9th. i thank you for being here tonight, in order to celebrate with all of you, the job, i will just tell you, there is nothing better than fighting for workers rights. for making sure that working men and women in this country who sacrificed every single day, and who today, are really living paycheck to paycheck. they deserve all of the might and weight of the federal government. for those that fought for the passage, i say thank yo

. >> brandon perkins fits another kind of snow traction around his tires. >> the tire socks. i mean, all you do is trade. but over the top. plucky around the best you can roll for draped over the other side. and just says he drive the sox seem to work for perkins lowlifes, subaru, but others in pines tell fox 40. >> nothing's a fix for the risk on the roads. i still think know. but if you carry chains and everything else, just drive normal speed and everything else is just. >> you know? don't don't drive fast. >> that was mason morrow reporting. yeah. don't drive for good reason. caltrans is mount travel, not advised for the next couple of days. chain controls obviously still in effect, highway 50 88 in any of those around to take you up there. >> just wait. see, have to already be there to enjoy it. like you could have left when you said, ali, which was i think last. this is just a day up there for today when are we going to have an opportunity to head up there safely yet? so wednesday, thursday, friday, our safe little window maybe take the latter half of the week off becau

let's bring in charlie perkins who is rudy giuliani's press secretary during the 1989 mayoral campaigne, i think a lot of people are going to watch this, obviously through the lens of understanding how the rudy giuliani of the 80s and the 90s became the rudy giuliani that was here today. i am sure that it is a question that you get asked a lot. how do you connect those dots? >> i don't always know, to be honest. i should say everyone who worked for him, gave him money, supported him, i don't think any of us understand, or know the answer to that question. there were some signs that he was willing to do anything it took to be elected. and i will give you one example. on a few locations, more than one, he spoke onstage with speakers who spewed racist and anti phobic remarks about outrageous -- i don't believe that he is a racist or homophobic but he did nothing to challenge what they set on stage, and i found that at the time, unacceptable. and maybe there was a parallel between that and the willingness, more recently to be on stage with cracked pots on january 6th. >> you have talked ab

institutions famously called to account for their lending practices to the 3rd world nations by john perkins, author of the now infamous book, confessions of an economic hit man. take gonna for an example. recently in the western african nation, the government had a policy of giving subsidies to rice, farmers in the north of the country to develop their industry. but when the i m f and the world bank gave gone much needed loans, one of the stipulations was that it would cut those subsidies using the money instead to finance the loan. and in turn, forcing gonna now to buy rice using the loans from the i, m f, and world bank partner country like the united states at a higher price. the result was the economic impoverishment of the north of ghana and waves of migration to cities in the south. in sub saharan africa, governments average around 5 to 16 percent interest rates on government bonds compared to near 0 rates in the us and europe. such high yield rates punish poor african nations by devouring a large portion of the miss discretionary income, which is already low. given that african count

it's no limits. friendship with china became ally and president vladimir perkins vision for a new world order.

to cab so saw in response to the pentagon, latest statements, the kremlin has pointed to president perkins, recent warning, the russia has enough military capabilities to respond to weston on to us from ukraine. the co director of the international action center sarah flounder, saying to us is intentionally provoking russia and prolonging the conflicts by any means. the u. s. isn't ignoring the warnings they are deliberately, deliberately provoking further and further, or they know the consequences of this. and they're more than willing to push ahead . there's an enormous number of weapons and us, you know, inventory to big a, lots of choices. but it's clear that each choice is meant to expand the war, to do more damage, not in any way to reach a resolution. it will also mean on, on rushes parts that they will have to go further into ukraine in order to secure their borders. russia's luscious borders. oh, so it's an expansion of the war. it's very dangerous. there's no reason for it. it's more money, but a higher grade, a weapon should actually have double the range. meanwhile, the europea

richard walker here with me in the studio and bremen, gone to ranko in bon, following for the mid perkins state of the nation address. richard, you 1st quote, viewed through the global lens, what do we take away from part 2 of the switch. yeah, so i mean it, we've already talked about him framing the conflict in ukraine as a kind of a struggle against the west or a west that is trying to, to kind of put down rusher in a strategic sense. and now he's moved on to what he is essentially as sort of our cultural or even the sort of holy war sort of argument that i think he, we've also had from him the past as well. a robin mentioned one of the very obvious lies in his speech earlier about ukraine seeking nuclear weapons, where there is another one that the west educates children to become p to files that were there were series of other points kind of relating to, to with essentially picking up on sort of western culture wars and sort of framing russia as you know. so last bastion of standing for what he sees is traditional values. saying that all the holy books say that family is the union of

fighter jets and more weapons to ukraine. manuel micron assured him of frances, full support. louisiana perkins. this will have horse ukraine can count on france, european partners and its allies to win the war. russia cannot and must not win. as long as it attacks, it will be necessary for us to continue to adapt and modulate the military support necessary to preserve ukraine. and if teacher on the 5th, the gems both joins us live from inside the european parliament in brussels. and what are we expecting to hear from the landscape today? well, zelinski took off from paris since the top of the. so in the last 7 or 8 minutes on his way here to proselytize, he is visiting 1st the european parliament were expecting him here to give a speech to m e p. s. now it's very different from the speech he gave almost a year ago. he spoke to the european parliament on the 1st of march last year, which was just 5 days after the russian invasion. i was here at the time and i have to tell you the feeling that was was so let's see. got to survive. busy was keep going to fall to the russians, was the whole countr

digits and more weapons to your crime. manual micron assured him francis full support lieutenant perkins. this will have horse sipped, cream can count on france. if you are a peon partners and its allies to win the war, russia cannot and must not win. as long as it attacks it will be necessary for us to continue to adapt and modulate the military support necessary to preserve ukraine. and if future necessary, a support for you crime was also discussed in the us. rosalind jordan has more. the main reason, of course, for the meeting between antony blinking and young stilton berg was the ongoing war between russia and ukraine. the nato secretary general said that it was incumbent upon countries not just belonging to nato, but world wide, to stand up and to stand by cave side because of the historical threat that could be posed if russia were to prevail. this is young, stolen berg, the nato secretary general. if putin wins, it would be a tragedy for ukraine. but it will also be dangerous for all laws. it will send a clear message, not just to bruton, but also to older authoritarian regimes.

celebrities like heston blumenthal , perkins and heston blumenthal, perkins and johnny vegas all havingse in diagnosis? what's it like to live with adhd or someone with it ? kirsty nicole hadley was it? kirsty nicole hadley was diagnosed with the disorder at 48 years old. she's in the studio here and we can also talk to former gp and health journalist dr. clare bailey . and journalist dr. clare bailey. and duke, if we could, if we could start with you, could you just sum up to people , what is it? sum up to people, what is it? what is it ? so adhd is often what is it? so adhd is often seen. what is it? so adhd is often seen . in children bouncing off seen. in children bouncing off the walls. the diagnosis . this the walls. the diagnosis. this was made with mainly looking at boys and one is that one of the challenges is, is that , you know challenges is, is that, you know , these children are actually under stimuli to drugs and overstimulated. so they seek things that are intense. they are high tracked , is inclined to are high tracked, is inclined to be hyperactive , but not be hyperact

the great frances perkins, fdr's labor secretary, once said, a government should aim to give all of the people under it's jurisdiction the best possible life. that is it. that is the job. that's what we are here to do. and i cannot stand here and say that we are done yet. because even though we have set the table for what should be the most prosperous time in new york history, if new yorkers don't feel safe in our communities, if they can't afford to buy a home or pay the rent, then the dream stays out of reach for them. and we're already seeing signs of out migration that we can no longer ignore. something i know all too well from growing up in western new york, at a time when jobs were so hard to find. we cannot let that happen again. the good news is it does not have to be that way. what i will discuss today is a broad overview of key policies that will make new york more affordable, more livable, and safer. let me tell you just how we plan to do that. my number one priority has always been and always will be keeping new yorkers safe. and a day has not gone by where i've not been las

. >> perkins says he doesn't want more legislation on gun ownership which he says is protected under second amendment. but he will continue to be an expert on new laws and policies as they keep coming and fight back on any infringement of his rights. >>> we've got a few other stories we are following in our bay area beat. man charged with blowing up his sun set district home will be in court for his preliminary hearing. 53-year-old darren price is accused of manufacturing hash oil in his home. sadly that led to the explosion killing his wife and injuring her caregiver two weeks ago. yesterday in his arraignment he pleaded not guilty to multiple felony charges. >>> the man accused of molesting child of a former mma champion will go to trial. that's what a santa clara county judge ruled. the child now five implicated the 44-year-old touched the boy inappropriately. he has pleaded not guilty to one count of lewd acts with a child under 14 years old. >>> an update on wild 94.9 jeffery vandergrift known as jv who went missing last week without a trace. the radio station announced there ha

. >> reporter: for perkins he says he doesn't want more legislation on gun ownership which he says isnder the second amendment. he will continue to be expert on the new laws and policies as they keep coming and fate back on any infringement of his rights. >>> 6:27. california's covid state of emergency ends today. we break down what it actually means for you. joycelyn. >> reporter: we are along the peninsula this morning to track just exactly what we are seeing right before you head >>> on cbs news bay area at 6:30, north county fire and pge have been working nearly eight hours to contain a gas line fire. this is geller avenue prompting close by neighbors to avenue ache ate and others to shelter in place. pge is doing a dig out to take care of the gas. very scary. >>> a live look from san francisco, it is at first alert weather day. we are dealing with more rain this morning in the bay area. we have live team coverage as you head out. joycelyn moran is live in south san francisco checking the roads for us. gianna franco is in the traffic center getting a look at everyone's commute. we

neil: general david perkins, i appreciate you taking the time.e'll follow that up, if we have any more news or reaction to these overtures, but we do know that the daytona 500 is on and this weekend, it's all anyone is talking about, including us, including brandy campbell who is coming up with some details on what we can look forward to. living with metastatic breast cancer means i cherish my memories. but i don't just look back on them, i look forward to the chance to make new ones every day with verzenio. verzenio is proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor, start an antidiarrheal, and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor about any fever, chills, or other signs of infection. verzenio may cause low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infection that can lead to death. lif

i want to welcome everybody here to the frances perkins building in the united states department of labor on behalf of myself and deputy secretary sally we want to bug me today, -- we want to thank you today, on the 30th year anniversary of the family and medical paid the fact. -- leave act. i want to start by thanking all of you in this room here today, all of the advocates, all of the folks that have been in this fight since the beginning. those of you who might be new to the fight, those of you who have been advocating for so many other great things that we are advocating at the department of labor. thank you for what you do every single day. continue pushing and advocating on behalf of working people in this country. it is really important that we have advocates, people that are fighting for working people in this country, and i want to thank you all for that, i want to thank our special guest here today. in the back, not paying attention, i was talking to the second gentleman doug emhoff, somebody you have gotten to know as a friend and certainly he has achieved upstanding things to

dan, huburt and lynne perkin. come on up, guys. >> good afternoon i'm joe and i will start. it is a pleasure to be here in front of the small business commission to talk about san francisco travel the importance of tourism in san francisco and how it impacts small business and bh we are doing in the programs to do that. dealing with recovery of the industry which we know san francisco got a lot of w to do to get become to the accomplices we were before. >> we vaslides here and we am show video i will direct attention to the screen. ask questions if you do. >> so who are we? we are the official destination marketing organization for san francisco. responsible for prosecute meeting san francisco around the world. and you will find out the ways we do temperature you may not know much about us most of our work is not here in san francisco but outside in markets we get people to come to san francisco. reason mall business in the tourism industry here is important is because ung like other cities that have theme parks or sa seenose. when a person come to san francisco what they wa

and as a good friends of mine judge perkins asked mow to come up, and asked me why did i tell this young lady, no. and so i turned and told her i will think about it, low and behold dihad they asked. we started a program. here i am 24 years later still remaining as the president. and i gotta say, this is an all volunteer program. we have over 50 staff members. that give their time more than 20 hours a week during the season lasts 4 months. to love, to serve, to moteerate and inspire the children that come in our organization. winning is great. but this organization is built on creating. a new family for our youth >> whether they come from a great home or a home with challenges, we are that alternative family that will embrace our kids and serve our kids no matter what. and that's what carried us for 24 years. so give it up for all the volunteers who give their time. all of the parents who give their love! money, bloods, sweat and tierce. to all the athletes who give us all their energy each day when they are out there representing that orange and black! [applause] let's give it up one mo

with a apart from that i mentioned jonny vickers but aren't from ant and dec justin timberlake, sue perkins've all acknowledged now diagnosed now that they've been diagnosed with this, and i think the more that people in public i can that people in the public i can shine spotlight on these shine a spotlight on these issues, and not just issues, the better and not just be right? today has be negative. right? today has been but negative been anything but negative thank you much both of you to you so much to both of you to and doctors that can thank and doctors that we can thank you. you. write it has you. thank you. write it has flown by. coming up next is gb news with mark longhurst . news live with mark longhurst. i'm turner i'll see you i'm bev turner i'll see you tomorrow morning at ten. i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the met office. sunny one out met office. a sunny one out there many. it stunning there for many. it is stunning across parts scotland and across parts of scotland and northern ireland, but most of us will stay dry. and here's the reason why big

john perkins confessions of an economic killer, and on real events that described the actions of thetries, where they made a revolution and so on. in principle , and then for the world for many researchers , everything fell into place at the point of how private companies work, and not government organizations. the government sent everything else the main thing was only to come to the country and give inflated loans there for infrastructure projects for armaments. on whatever their country is unable to pay back the money is given to american companies. they have already earned. and you get the hook and hold the country. how much do you need the poles are now following this path. they take out loans that they are not able to repay in tens of billions of dollars, out of the latter, just 10 billion to 486 usta. colleagues were right when they said that it is american money that gives them practically a commodity loan, plus training services. everything else 4% of gdp is not involved here, it is for maintenance, then it is all infrastructure, so poland is getting deeper and goes deeper i

i called it six weeks ago nicholas perkins extreme political correctness has proved to be her downfalln is up. my mark means is the journalist who exposed the monsterjemmy is the journalist who exposed the monster jemmy savile is the journalist who exposed the monsterjemmy savile did he get away with those crimes for so long? mark williams thomas we'll be discussing one of britain's most prolific sex offenders was only proven guilty following . his death also , he'll following. his death also, he'll be explaining how you hunt for a killer is a big question has brexit failed. we'll hear from both sides on that one. a strong red blooded brexiteer and a bit of a remainer. yes, indeed. thanks do exist. still also in the news agenda with my panel. have the police failed at nicola bulley and also has the bbc licence fee had day lots to get through, including big opinion and nicola sturgeon . but first and nicola sturgeon. but first the headlines with tassie a sanchez. the headlines with tassie a sanchez . evening. thank you very sanchez. evening. thank you very much. this is the from the gb

bron 1 84 1 75 in the nba all star game, so lebron james perkins fought perfect five and record as an all star game captain has ended. it was a 72nd all star game. it was in utah for the first time in 30 years, boston celtics forward jayson tatum right there, said a new all star game record. finished the game with a game high 55 points and jason tatum was named the mvp of the all star game. both teams played to raise almost $11 million for their selected charities. big brothers , big sisters of utah and raise the future. what a shot! a group of new york community activists is trying to move. madison square garden in new york. the organization is called rethink nyc. they want city leaders to pressure for james dolan, who owns both the madison square garden and the new york next to relocate the arena to a manhattan waterfront location. that would clear the way for an expansion of penn station with both above and underground access madison square garden right now, it's above that train station. i think that there should be a great transportation network house there and then we believe th

i called it six weeks ago nicholas perkins extreme political correctness has proved to be her downfallis the journalist who exposed the monsterjemmy is the journalist who exposed the monster jemmy savile is the journalist who exposed the monsterjemmy savile did he get away with those crimes for so long? mark williams thomas we'll be discussing one of britain's most prolific sex offenders was only proven guilty following . his death also , he'll following. his death also, he'll be explaining how you hunt for a killer is a big question has brexit failed. we'll hear from both sides on that one. a strong red blooded brexiteer and a bit of a remainer. yes, indeed. thanks do exist. still also in the news agenda with my panel. have the police failed at nicola bulley and also has the bbc licence fee had day lots to get through, including big opinion and nicola sturgeon . but first and nicola sturgeon. but first the headlines with tassie a sanchez. the headlines with tassie a sanchez . evening. thank you very sanchez. evening. thank you very much. this is the from the gb newsroom. the prime min

the answer is we've done some of this seeding with all the perkins money that has been spread about careerfor kids? we have the kind of programs, take some we've done in new york city and the secretary is saying let's do this with the chip industry. i've seen that kind of program that can be set up where a young adult is in a regular high school for a half day and a career tech high school for half day and then they can get these kind of credentials from their junior and senior year and then from a community college so that they're ready day one after graduation for some of these technician jobs. it requires certain science, applied science and applied math courses that we can build. what we need to do for 100,000 young adults, we need to scale it. we have not scaled this career tech ed in the last ten years. what i think the secretary's plan is, it's giving us with industry an opportunity and ability to scale, particularly in the areas where we are creating these manufacturing hubs. >> if people are sitting out there going, wait a second, we're not sure whether the government should be do

perkins watching britain's watching britain's watching.bbc chairman made significant errors of judgement and acting as a go between over and acting as a go between over a loan for boris johnson . good a loan for boris johnson. good morning. it's 8:00 on sunday, the 12th of february. this is breakfast on gb news with stephen and tamsin, period. top stories this morning at a cross—party committee of mp5 , cross—party committee of mp5, says the bbc chairman, richard sharp made emissions which affect public trust after he failed to declare his role as a go between on the loan for boris johnson at a time when he was applying for the chairman's job, the death toll in turkey in syria has risen to more than 28,000, with millions left homeless. meanwhile a uk appeal to help survivors has raised nearly to help survivors has raised nearl y £53 to help survivors has raised nearly £53 million in its first two days. we'll bring you all the latest. and a former army reservist who was parallel in the climbing accident has made history by becoming the firs

and as a good friends of mine judge perkins asked mow to come up, and asked me why did i tell this youngy, no. and so i turned and told her i will think about it, low and behold dihad they asked. we started a program. here i am 24 years later still remaining as the president. and i gotta say, this is an all volunteer program. we have over 50 staff members. that give their time more than 20 hours a week during the season lasts 4 months. to love, to serve, to moteerate and inspire the children that come in our organization. winning is great. but this organization is built on creating. a new family for our youth >> whether they come from a great home or a home with challenges, we are that alternative family that will embrace our kids and serve our kids no matter what. and that's what carried us for 24 years. so give it up for all the volunteers who give their time. all of the parents who give their love! money, bloods, sweat and tierce. to all the athletes who give us all their energy each day when they are out there representing that orange and black! [applause] let's give it up one more t

can see on the footage here, he's he's coming up the mountain with one of his great friends all the perkins has been amazing in experience and i think i would just really to encourage people to the great british to embrace the great british outdoors a great learning experience. oscar's it fantastic and really built personal resilience in all of us you know the fact that we gone up a couple of mountains and had to come back because the weather hasn't been right it's just hasn't been right and it's just i don't know i can't speak highly enough of fun you can have and outside and you know when raising it for such when we're raising it for such a great vehicle . darian house is great vehicle. darian house is the children's hospital in in chorley give and end of chorley that give and end of life care to a hundred families across the north—west and oscar's big drive has been they have holiday lodges in blackpool and in the lake district and his big goal is to send children on houday big goal is to send children on holiday and so far he's achieved the 11 families have been having a break away in a