for that update on for more on this i'm not joined by former police officer and policing expert peter williams because at o.t. here now just how much damage as is done to the enforcement of lockdown measures. i'm not sure what the damage will be when it's been when it's look at retrospective legal it certainly hasn't done it any so use whatsoever. i've said previously in our conversation with bill on oxy u.k. the most. powerful tool that the police have insurance or enforce this very difficult legislation is the cooperation of the public and as you know in the wider context of policing generally police by consent and of course what the public will have witnessed over the past few days will have dual absolutely no focus whilst soul to rank and file officers today that are out there trying to enforce all applied for pleas which the college of policing of suggested that will be the best practice to do with this legislation and of course that is suing gaging corage explained on the final stage of that as you know bill is to enforce. and i would like to know her go on her pretty good guess how many

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response was wishy washy of a moral nyssa not joined by a former police officer and policing expert peter williams peter very good to see you today now most people clearly are trying to follow the rules aren't they yes certainly. the stories that we're clearly in the minority. bills no 2 ways about but of course the police to enforce these rules if actively do need the cooperation of the public and the vast majority of that little doing us as we know the recall you'll just referred to. is only highlighting the minority of breaches of the so-called social just see i'm really what's the problem for the police officers because obviously there's this view particularly capital that the regulations are wishy washy but of course the government has clarified what's acceptable some bathing meeting one other person with a 2 metre distance and i mean if that's all common sense in it that makes things easier or harder for the police. well it's all about applying common sense if you look on the colors of police in sites in reference to. anything to do with these regulations it does say that the cuffs the shiel

this is the way the johnson government is moving the former police officer and policing expert peter williams told me that knocked down rebels are already trying to use dummy cummings behavior to float the rules. i'm not sure what the damage will be when it's been when it's looked at retrospective legal it certainly hasn't done it any so use whatsoever. i've said previously in our conversation with bill all artsy u.k. the most. powerful tool that the police have insurance or enforce this very difficult legislation is the cooperation of the public and as you know in the wire the concepts of policing generally policed by consent and of course what the public will have witnessed over the past few days will have dual absolutely no focus what's sold to rank and file offices today that are out there trying to enforce all applied for pleas which the college of policing of suggested that will be the best practice to do with this legislation and of course that is suing casey corage explained on the final stage of that as you know bill is still in force. and i would like to know though i hope pretty go

peter williams and his wife, vanessa, lost both their home and the pottery shop.everything was delayed, workers have to be more careful, so this is late everything down. devastation is a reminderevery day everything down. devastation is a reminder every day of what we have lost. we are really looking for a quick cleanup so we can, psychologically, start again afresh and start building out again afresh and start building our lives again. australia has fared better than many countries and it comes to covid—19 cases and restrictions are gradually being eased but tourist towns like mogo have suffered a double whammy, firstly bushfires and now the virus. there is a great deal of concern here about when bidders will return and whether they will return and whether they will the money to spend. at the mogo's wildlife park, there are hundreds of animals but no visitors, it reopened less than a month after the bushfires and then coronavirus forced it to close its doors again. with no international terrorism expected in australia any time soon, the future of these do depends

response was a wishy washy when he was joined by a former police officer and policing expert peter williams he told me that there must be legislation to enforce rules such as social distancing because the police to force these rules exactly do need to corporation of the public and the vast majority of that little during us as we know the recall you'll have just referred to. is only highlighting the minority of breaches of the local show she just say i'm really what's the problem for the police officers because obviously there's this view particularly capital that the regulations are wishy washy but of course the government has clarified what's acceptable some bathing meeting one other person with a 2 metre distance i mean it that's all common sense and that makes things easier or harder for the police. well it's all about applying common sense if you look on the college of police insight in reference to. anything to do with these regulations it does say that the cuffs the shield employ the judgments and the police service a unique from any other organization and so much that those of the bo

peter williams and his wife, vanessa, lost both their home and their pottery shop.s devastation is a reminder every day of what we have lost. we are really looking for a quick clean—up so we can psychologically start again afresh and start building our lives again. australia has fared better than many countries when it comes to covid—19 cases and restrictions are gradually being eased, but tourist towns like mogo have suffered a double whammy, first, the bushfires and, now, the virus. there is a great deal of concern here about when visitors will return and whether they will have the money to spend. at mogo's wildlife park, there are hundreds of animals but no visitors. it had reopened for less than a month after the bushfires and then coronavirus forced it to close its doors again, and with no international tourists expected in australia any time soon, the zoo's future depends on domestic visitors coming back. we are not going to have those days when the zoo is packed with people and we hold a keeper talk and people are shoulder—to—shoulder to see what is going on.

peter williams and his wife, vanessa, lost both their home and their pottery shop.to be more careful, so this has slowed everything down. this devastation is a reminder every day of what we have lost. we are really looking for a quick clean—up so we can, psychologically, start again afresh and start building our lives again. australia has fared better than many countries when it comes to covid—19 cases and restrictions are gradually being eased but tourist towns like mogo have suffered a double whammy, first, the bushfires and, now, the virus. there is a great deal of concern here about when visitors will return and whether they will have the money to spend. at mogo's wildlife park, there are hundreds of animals but no visitors. it had reopened for less than a month after the bushfires and then coronavirus forced it to close its doors again and with no international tourists expected in australia any time soon, the zoo's future depends on domestic visitors coming back. we are not going to have those days when the zoo is packed with people and we hold a keeper talk a

january 3, 2017, peter strzok texts lisa page saying william prestaff, like us, is concerned with oversharingim clapper getting c.r. to the white house. just shows our hand and potentially makes enemies x. then it seems like peter strzok was referring to evidence into the investigation of michael flynn. she texts back, yeah, but keep in mind, we were going to put that in the documents on friday. then peter strzok texts back, the question is, should we particularly to the entirety of the lame duck u.s. intelligence community with partisan axes to grind? it look like the comments that strzok is making just shows our hand, you know what i mean? it just seems like there's a big back story that the american voter is not seeing in what was going on with the fbi communicating with the obama white house. do you think that president barack obama wanted to keep the flynn case open, and when the fbi wanted to shut it down, he was the one who got flynn fired as his dni back in 2014. what do you think? >> what i think is follow the rules. the rules say the fbi does not talk about pending investigations. a

peter, thank you. let's bring in our justice correspondent pete williams now what reason does the justice department give for wanting to drop this case >> well, it's only a crime if you lie to the fbi about something material, something central to an investigation. what the justice department says is by the time the fbi questioned flynn, the agents had concluded he had nothing to do with russian meddling and since talking to the russian ambassador wasn't a crime, the justice department says even if he lied to the fbi, those lies weren't material to any investigation, but this is now up to a judge and tonight, former fbi director james comey says the justice department has lost its way lester >> pete williams tonight in washington, thank you. >>> let's turn to reopening the economy now. by this weekend it will happen on some level in most states with new cases and deaths soaring in plenty of areas. here is miguel almaguer >> reporter: after scenes like these in california where stores defied stay-at-home orders, tonight, more states eased restrictions to jump start local economies. today, construction res

thank you, william blake from saint peter's garden centre in worcester, which reopen today.or a look at the weather with darren bett. typically only 1a degrees today and it will be cold, the wind is dropping as well, so temperatures falling sharply. northern scotland will see and showery outbreaks of rain keeping temperatures up here, but elsewhere in rural areas particularly a risk of a touch of frost. tomorrow was not cold, but bright and this cloud will move southwards across scotland and northern ireland, bringing with it showers. is where we'll stay dry, some sunshine around in the afternoon, destiny south—west and temperatures may be a bit higher than today, but temperatures —— like a cool wind blowing across the english channel. into friday that will ease down, but a lot of cloud and a breeze and temperatures are continuing to rise up to around 17 01’ continuing to rise up to around 17 or 18 degrees. most places will be dry, but if you showers and parts of scotland. hello this is bbc news with jane hill. the headlines: the chancellor says it's very likely the uk is in

right peter at the chief executive officer at the water research foundation in washington thank you so much for your time thank you as well. time for you questions science correspondent eric williams. what is a virus how does it were. a virus is little more than a collection of genetic information either are in a or a d.n.a. protected by a protein coat which is sometimes covered by in an outer fatty the layer viruses are not viewed as full fledged life forms because they don't make their own energy they they have to steal it to replicate viruses have to invade living cells like those in your respiratory tract they're able to dock on to specific receptors on the cells or membrane and they're either absorbed or they inject their genetic code into its interior now once inside the invader hijacks cellular machinery to churn out more viruses which which burst out of the infected cell to infect others that whole process and how your immune system deals with that is what we call viral infection and disease. scientists think of to the originated in bats does it kill them as well if they adapted to live with it bats or are amazing in lots of ways not not least because of their immune syste

peter strzok. i think there are three distinct areas that the u.s. attorney john durham and william barr are looking at, that would be lying to the fisa court, the flynn case to be sure and the overall collusion investigation, how it was handled by the fbi and federal prosecutors. i think we need to be reminded of what william barr said to. this was an investigation launched by the fbi without a legal basis and later used it to sabotage presidency.as the following federal criminal statutes would be in play. obstruction ofof justice, perju, fraud, conspiracy to commit fraud and deprivation of rights under color of law, otherwise known as abuse of power. they are very serious about holding people accountable because barr said on our air "if people broke the law and we can establish that with the evidence, they will be prosecuted to. i think that also includes people in the obama white house, the intelligence community,, john brennan and others. >> sean: let me get to sarah, your all three coming back tomorrow. your take. >> this was a conspiracy not perpetrated just against the fisa c

william, thank you. in tonight's democracy 2020 report, how the minneapolis situation may be impacting joe biden's running mate search. correspondent peter doocy has that in all the campaign news tonight. >> joe biden's message to protesters is he gets it. >> it's about time to encourage violence. it's a national crisis. we need real leadership, leadership that will bring everyone to the table so we can take measures to root out systemic system. >> his tone on racial issues has changed a lot in a week. >> if you have a problem figuring out whether you are for me or drum, then you ain't black. >> how might this affect his choice for running mate? >> if george floyd's death has any legacy because he will never be brought back, it should be systematic change to our criminal justice system. >> amy klobuchar was part of the criminal justice system as hennepin county prosecutor and denies letting the officer arrested in the death of george floyd walk after he was involved in another death. >> nine months after i was in the u.s. senate is when it went to the grand jury. >> another possible running mate is focused elsewhere. kamala harris writes

william clark, and john there on the case. they are unstoppable. peterch of an influence is this book on war part of your own foot phosphate. sebastian: great question print is one of my three favorite books . market down in a great deal of missing book. why we fight. if you really are interested in strategy must security. there are two forces that you must be familiar with. the chinese strategies, the art of war. because they complement each other . is never meant to be published. it was published by his widow but it is the most influential text another west does national security. how the west, the system of nationstate, things about mass security. that is why it is important. it has a sense of gravity. so on the other hand, it's incredibly important. because it breaks you out of your eurocentric way of thinking. no straight so other nations are very different ways about thinking with the national security strategy. essential reading if you wish to understand what china's doing against us today. even when iran and russia are doing. because russia and i

this show live in norfolk and a caller called in and asked whether william and mary had been founded on pirates' booty. i'm pointing at peter, peter is pointing at ed, we are all going you take this one. ed is googling furiously, wikipedia is next to monica and joey that was our major search research engine and peter answered the question and i have no idea how he answered. we were fortunate enough to air as a monthly show on local public radio stations, meaning central virginia, also wtju, the university's station, that's how we got our start, and very fortunate eventually to expand to roughly 200 public radio stations around the country. we had some good -- good in terms of audience -- stations. a public radio station in chicago probably reached the largest audience of any station that we were on. it was a good time. we were also on alaskan public radio, i can't remember what time we were on in alaska. i know that we were on wamu in washington, d.c., i think we were on at 7:00 in the morning on saturday morning and i want to tell you that we were incredibly popular with cab drivers all over washington. i'm assuming some o

to have the initials of william free step, the head of fbi county intelligence division and deputy director andrew mccabe. among caib called flynn said you will meet with peter strzok and another fbi official. that peter strzok and lisa page were debating when to apprise michael flynn of so-called miranda rights under 10. what was your reaction when you saw that in the document? >> i was expecting that also because i already knew from prior disclosures they had decided not to even mention a section 1001 violation to him, much less warn him of his legal rights to remain silent. full miranda warnings were not contemplated given miranda warnings. the most they were considering doing, as you know, this could be a violation of section 100or a violation of section 1001 to make any kind of a false statement. that was the most they were going to say. yet, despite advice of counsel they literally did not even do that because they wanted to keep him relaxed and unguarded in case their plan to get him out there have did not work. he wound up being the national security advisor for the new administration entire time. there could be hell to pay. he already knew was tryin

peter navarro at the white house. of course, the mob continuing to squeeze in more lies, propaganda and misinformation in every corner. their partisan democratic state socialist tv country. tonight we look at lyin' brian williams playing defense for the deep state as he talks through former cia director now ms dnc contributor john brennan. take a look. >> know that fox news has turned over the equivalent of hours of its programming to what they are calling this on masking, for just coming to it, for people who may encounter this effort, he once and for all explained to people what it is they are seeing? >> well, good to see you, and what they are seeing right now is -- >> sean: all right, lyin' brian, we are going to explain why you are a late-night cable host and speaking of that, there's a reason you don't have any credibility and we don't need lectures from you and no longer much of an audience. why? because you made a lot of stuff up and lied about your experiences -- you said you saw dead bodies floating in front of your hotel. the hotel they didn't have any water in front of it. you are nothing but a fake news fraud that continues to spew nonstop hate and hysteria attacking trump, conspiracy theories, we

peter alexander, thank you. >>> also breaking news on cases of insider trading by lawmakers as the covid-19 outbreak was about to happen. justice correspondent pete williamsoins us. good morning. what can you tell us? >> federal officials are looking into insider trading in the senate since march. the fact that the fbi obtained a search warrant indicates the investigation has entered a new phase. law enforcement officials say the fbi served a search warrant wednesday night at senator burr's home, part of an investigation into stock sales related to coronavirus. the officials say he handed over his cell phone to the agents at his home in washington. federal authorities are investigating whether he used insider information to dump stocks that were hard hit by the plunging markets because of the coronavirus pandemic. he is chairman of the senate intelligence committee which received daily coronavirus briefings before the markets plummeted. burr sold a significant part of the portfolio when briefings were taking place, up to $1.7 million worth, much invested in businesses later hurt by the sharp market turn down. is n he said he didn't engage in thg learned i