we're joined by robert johnson, the spokesman for hawkes bay, civil defense, emergency management group. and he's joining us from hastings and use it, and thank you very much for your time. hope there is one, if not, that's the worst affected area. so tell us about the situation there now. so at the moment we are carrying out some way to release operations to get into something to our side of communities. we have substantial communities are slighted in terms of road in particular. so that is really our focus at the moment is getting food central supplies to those communities and they're isolated. can you tell us about just how many people were talking about here? i mean, a small country, it's like we're talking about a 1000 to 2000 people and we're talking around about 100. okay. sure. there's also thousands of people i understand who are un contactable feed missing. this is thousands of people over the overall population of 5000000. so can you tell us about the fee is for these people? yeah, look at the moment. it's a 1000 a year. these are people who are on take what we lost at west s

agencia dice que aún no son suficientes para atender la demanda de esta ciudad >>> esta tarde robert johnsonción del interino. y la antecesora larin smith que se mantuvo en el puesto desde 1998 hasta octubre de 2022 cuando en un juicio la declaró culpable de seis cargos civiles de corrupción . el caso, johnson, él fue jefe de policía de palo alto se quedó con el puesto tras ser elegido en las elecciones de noviembre pasado. >>> estalló como cuando quedaron basura agua en el desierto. porque, me sentó como consorte con eso. es como una luz de esperanza >>> y rompe el silencio la madre de mario gonzález, joven que volvió a manos de la policía. nos dice su sentir ahora que el caso de su hijo será reabierto para una investigación. xiomara lópez habló con ella y las tendrá los detalles de esta noche a las 11, elon musk fue declarado el viernes la responsable de las acciones y las acusaciones que pesaban en su contra por presuntos engaños a los inversores. el jurado tomó la decisión de forma unánime desestimando a los demandantes que te llamaban miles de millones de dólares en daños. el caso data

robert johnson, as the spokesman for hawks face, civil defense emergency management group, and he says around a 1000 people has been cut off from any communication. and at the moment we are carrying out some record relief operations to get into our side of communities. we have substantial communities for actually by slides in terms of roading in particular. so that is really our focus at the moment is getting food essential supplies to those communities. these are people who i am contactable, we lost, we are selling them meet weeks and to nice and power is the start to, to come back online. we're hoping that we will be able to check those people down. but obviously we're also succeeding change physically to try and track these people them this morning, i guess been in the water was put, put back on a very restrictive supply power in terms of night last night somehow come on, but still, so probably 60 to see the see, debate, city is what the out pow, but progresses. they might even die in teams are calling they call now police and bulgaria have discovered an abandon truck with a bodies

melting pot of music that we call rock many of its kind years are >> we're talking about the robert johnson is the john lee hooker's so many amazing blues men who have impacted the sound of rock and roll who have inspired the sound of rock and roll r and b, funk, hip-hop. >> and undeniable evolution. trace through the dozens of black rock hall inductees. nina, she was inducted in 2018. isaac hayes to ray charles, james brown. jay z ll cool day. i mean, our list goes on from. >> past present and >> we're celebrating. the past includes deep look at black artists, fusion of music and activism from public enemy inductees who brought socially-conscious wreck to the masses. they were very raw in their message. the lyrics that we actually have on display and this exhibit called it's been said all along is fight the power and the fight, the powers that be thank >> to ariza franklin. the first woman ever inducted. franklin performed at radio city music hall in this valentino dress singing respect a song that became the battle cry of a generation. these are like. >> and to encourage you through your

we will move on to the president and ceo of the robert johnson foundation.ne of the single most important voices we can hear are people like miss james. were so glad to have her. and of course but not least. we will make sure we start with him and that is our beloved surgeon general. because we know you have to leave, we want to start with you. i would love to ask you, i am really excited about the advisory release. i can't tell you how much it meant to me after spending my life doing this work. in 2021 he released the advisory on protecting mental health. can you tell us about how your advisory has provided results of the state and federal level? dr. murthy: what a wonderful experience to be here with all of you. it's an honor to be here at a time where youth mental health is the center of our focus and that is thanks to governor murphy who put us on the map as a key issue it is. i just want to say on a personal note, to echo something that dr. coxon governor murphy said. this is a very personal issue. we know people who have been impacted by mental health

first lady tammy murphy, we will move on to the president and ceo of the robert johnson foundation. our honored guest, and the young person who will help us get our mind right about what the young people are experiencing one of , the single most important voices we can hear are people like miss james. were so glad to have her. [applause] and of course not but not -- of course, last but not least, our beloved surgeon general. we are so thankful to have our panel, thank you all for being here. because we know we -- because we know you have to leave we want , to start with you. i would love to ask you, i am really excited about the advisory you released, i can't tell you how much it meant to me after spending my life doing this work. in 2021 he released the advisory on protecting mental health. can you tell us about how your advisory relates to the priorities that the governor shared with us and follow that up with what results have you seen on the federal and state level that you've been most impressed with? governor murphy what a wonderful : experience to be here with all of you. it'

law enforcement raced to find her sons killer, judge salas spent those early morning hours at robert wood johnsonr everything. >> he was the center of my universe, our universe, he was everything. >> was he a mama's boy? [laughs] >> the biggest moments boy. he and i had a connection that, you know, quite frankly is amazing. >> her dispair from daniel's death was compounded by a horrifying realization. her job as a federal judge was most likely the reason her son was gone. >> there is a part of me, immediately after everything happened, that i sort of said to myself, you know, did i make the right decision? but then i think about my son and how proud he was. >> she remembered when she was being considered for the judge ship. curled up in bed with daniel, who was ten at the time, she told him she was unsure if she should take the job. >> he's like, why, mom? and i said, well, honey, it's going to require a lot of mommy's time. and i just worry about the impact on you. and he says, i get that, mom. i get that. and there was this pause. and then all the sudden he goes, but if it was me, i'd take the

robert johnson he could funded black entertainment television. we should all learn about scientists like maryland's own benjamin banocar, a mathematician, as astro physicist, further our knowledge of star and galaxy formation and evolution has done so much to popular science, especially as astronomy. all of this should take place in our history books, along with harriet tubman, frederick douglass and martin luther king, in florida, we saw an ablazen tack with the college's rejection of the new college placement african american studies scores. forcollege board officials since denied they capitulated, on the first day of black history month, they deleted certain topics that related to black history. it was clear they were eager to keep selling their program. last saturday they issued a statement saying we deeply regret not demanding the department of florida's education slander, along with the statement that african american studies failed to have value and those who have long toiled to build this remarkable field. mr. president, florida's not act

robert got it very well in his latest book on johnson. it was great nostalgia for me, because he describes every leather couch and sofa in the cloakroom and the democratic cloakroom, the bank of telephones and where they all drink -- when they weren't drinking clear alcoholic fluids, they all drink white rock so the water -- soda water. he would always snap his hands for me and i would run up and he would say white rock, then you run up to the cloakroom and get him a white rock. lyndon johnson would send for vanilla ice cream a lot, i would race downstairs to the dining room and bring him a dish of vanilla ice cream on the floor. i was just a kid. i was quite young, i think i was under age the first summer. i was 12, but they let me in. for a kid of that age, i was knocked out. host: that was from 2003, a book notes interview talking about your book "evil and investigation," you finish by talking about some of the senators. why was 1948 so good to those three? lance: it was -- it is ironic in a way, it is a play on the movie, of course. t

tonight, criminal barrister and former justice secretary boris johnson, sir robert buckland, kbe mp . robert was previously solicitor general for england wales, having been appointed to that role by the then prime minister, david cameron. remember him and? he most recently served as secretary state for wales, which have been a proud moment given the fact that sir robert is a proud welshman. he's been the conservative of parliament for south swindon since 2010. and i'm delighted to say that, sir robert buckland, kbe ee mp joins me now. sir welcome to gb news. thank you, mark. thanks having me. a proud moment for you to be by the king. november of last yeah by the king. november of last year. and i believe you were his first man tonight. i was a great honour to have that particular distinction. and a great pleasure for me too be received by by our king and my parents were there as well. so it was very special moment for me. and you are a proud welshman. i know you are a proud welshman. i know you weren't in post that long as well. well, secretary but that would have been a happy moment

tonight, criminal barrister and former justice secretary boris johnson, sir robert buckland, kbe mp . robert was previously solicitor general for england wales, having been appointed to that role by the then prime minister, david cameron. remember him and? he most recently served as secretary state for wales, which have been a proud moment given the fact that sir robert is a proud welshman. he's been the conservative of parliament for south swindon since 2010. and i'm delighted to say that, sir robert buckland, kbe ee mp joins me now. sir welcome to gb news. thank you, mark. thanks having me. a proud moment for you to be by the king. november of last yeah by the king. november of last year. and i believe you were his first man tonight. i was a great honour to have that particular distinction. and a great pleasure for me too be received by by our king and my parents were there as well. so it was very special moment for me. and you are a proud welshman. i know you are a proud welshman. i know you weren't in post that long as well. well, secretary but that would have been a happy moment

johnson? there's a lot of political intrigue behind it, and we'll be exploring it all this morning after the headlines . good morning. it's 9:30 am. tamsin roberts in the gb newsroom with the headlines. the partner of missing mother of two nicola bulley has spoken of the family's agony after a body was found yesterday in the river near to where she went missing. lancashire police are working to provide a formal identification of the body which was found in the water around a mile from where nicola was last seen three weeks ago. they're currently treating the death as unexplained . peter folding, who unexplained. peter folding, who led a private search of the river for nicola , says he still river for nicola, says he still did not believe she drowned. if nicorette fallen in the play at the bench where the foam was found. she would have landed in two feet of water. she would not have drowned that location. i don't believe nicola went in because the police divers searched the area thoroughly that afternoon . and drowning that afternoon. and drowning victims go to the bottom. she could not have made it over the where in a diet . there's no way where

robert on hand, this robert on the one hand, this will be hugely significant rishi sunak it's sunak to get the deal. it's something may couldn't do. boris johnsonuss didn't have if gets the didn't have time if he gets the deal didn't have time if he gets the deal, he can't take his deal, but if he can't take his own party with him and if he can't take with him, can't take the dup with him, what of deal it. i think what sort of deal is it. i think you to deal two different you got to deal two different groups. is dup. yes who groups. one is the dup. yes who have excuse me, very strong views quite naturally, because they the residents of they are the residents of northern ireland. tina was right in her comments about the rg, but it is not as influential it was and there was a very significant appointment in relation to secretary of state for northern ireland in that the current secretary of state. chris heaton—harris, is actually of right and therefore will persuasive. yeah. so it is not the lg is not the power that it was previously if rishi sunak's stands up and says i've an agreement as stephen says , we agreement as stephen says, we deal with

johnson's legacy, you think? and should there be drunk? queens in schools gbviews@gbnews.uk. but now it's the latest headlines with tamsin robertsoberts . with tamsin roberts roberts. patrick. thank you. good afternoon from . the gb newsroom. afternoon from. the gb newsroom. it's one minute posts re . a it's one minute posts re. a major search is underway for newborn baby after a missing couple were arrested in brighton last night. constance marten and her partner mark gordon missing in early january sparking a manhunt to find the couple their child sussex have arrested the pair on of child neglect . still pair on of child neglect. still searching for the baby who is thought to be just days when they disappeared . well, we can they disappeared. well, we can now to our home and security editor mark white, who's at the scene for us now with the latest and. marc, just update us with what's in the outbuildings. well, sadly no sign yet of thought. infant the search continues. the two missing people, of course , were found people, of course, were found last night . and her partner, last night. and her partner, mark gordon were arreste