i spoke to the goalkeeper paul robinson. i i spoke to the goalkeeper paul robinson. ~ f , robinson._ robinson. i think they're very well-equipped to stay - robinson. i think they're very well-equipped to stay in - robinson. i think they're very well-equipped to stay in the l robinson. i think they're very - well-equipped to stay in the premier well—equipped to stay in the premier league. the players that they caught, they can't compete at this level. if you have real ambitions, you don't sell your nearest player to your nearest rival. i think they will stay in this league. there will be games where they struggle, because vincent kompany has turned around to play a different style of football. there will be ups and down for burnley, but i'm sure they'll get enough to stay in the league. as far as their opponents, this is a season which pep guardiola insists will not contain another trouble. are you amongst all those others that say it will be city once again? it's going to be hard to dislodge city. | it's going to be hard to dislodge city. i think anyone above them will win the leagu

it's a gaming system that are on purpose. >> robinson, thank you. >> callum robinson, thank you. >> callumwe all know universities awoke these days, but the of but our bosses at the uni of surrey wrong to ban phrases like black sheep or indian summer. we'll thrash that one out later. but next, with celebrities like strictly star amanda abbington under attack for expressing commonly held views about biological sex, mumford and sons musician winston marshall, who himself was cancelled for challenging the woke orthodoxy, joins me live to launch a defence of free speech. winston straight after break tom bower is coming up. but first, celebrities on both sides of the atlantic under attack for expressing common sense views about biological sex. first sherlock actress and new strictly come dancing signing amanda abbington. she was forced to issue a grovelling apology after the cancel culture mob accused her of being transphobic simply for stating that semi nude drag queen should not perform in front of kids . watch perform in front of kids. watch >> i'm not transphobic. i'm not a transphobic pers

say hello to craig robinson, everybody!now if you know this, i have to tell you this, we both work for a universal, you know that -- i think it is chief diversity officer is also named craig robinson. >> craig: yes, i met him this one time, it was weird, it was like -- >> kelly: like meeting yourself. >> craig: yes, like a whole nother dimension, he is cool. >> kelly: so is michelle obama's brother, craig robinson. it's a great name. it may be not super unique since everybody has it. >> craig: clearly. [laughter] >> kelly: has it caused a problem for you? >> craig: yes, i was dating a girl one time and she called me up crying because she thought that the craig robinson in the article, and how my picture, but it had craig robinson divorced and remarried, and she was my girlfriend at the time, so she thought -- and i just was laughing and i was like -- >> kelly: she was not. >> craig: yeah, we broke up. >> kelly: she was like he is a liar! that's really weird, i mean -- >> craig: i mean, she just fantastic sized it. >> kelly:

it's a gaming system that are on purpose. >> robinson, thank you. >> callum robinson, thank you. >> callum we all know universities awoke these days, but the of but our bosses at the uni of surrey wrong to ban phrases like black sheep or indian summer. we'll thrash that one out later. but next, with celebrities like strictly star amanda abbington under attack for expressing commonly held views about biological sex, mumford and sons musician winston marshall, who himself was cancelled for challenging the woke orthodoxy, joins me live to launch a defence of free speech. winston straight after break tom bower is coming up. but first, celebrities on both sides of the atlantic under attack for expressing common sense views about biological sex. first sherlock actress and new strictly come dancing signing amanda abbington. she was forced to issue a grovelling apology after the cancel culture mob accused her of being transphobic simply for stating that semi nude drag queen should not perform in front of kids . watch perform in front of kids. watch >> i'm not transphobic. i'm not a transphobic per

calvin robinson. this sets up the fascinating , surreal and robinson.e biden from behind bars because this indictment actually could happen quite quickly. and the potential legal consequence, because meghan kelly was talking about this earlier tonight, given it will be is jail . this is be tried in dc, is jail. this is madness, isn't it? >> you know, i've learned a lesson tonight. i've got to stop using the word conspiracy theory because a couple of years ago people saying won't because a couple of years ago pe

calvin robinson. this sets up the fascinating , surreal and robinson.running against joe biden from behind bars because this indictment actually could happen quite quickly. and the potential legal consequence, because meghan kelly was talking about this earlier tonight, given it will be is jail . this is be tried in dc, is jail. this is madness, isn't it? >> you know, i've learned a lesson tonight. i've got to stop using the word conspiracy theory because a couple of years ago people saying won't because a couple of years ago pe

that was olga robinson from the bbc — when we can.n from the bbc verify team. _ when we can. that was olga robinson from the bbc verify team. britain's i from the bbc verify team. britain's backlog of asylum seekers has hit a record high. that is according to new home office figures. more than 175,000 people were waiting for a decision on whether they will be granted refugee status at the end of june 2023. that was a rise of 44%, more than 33,000 people, on the figures at the same time last year. 80% are waiting longer than six months for an initial decision. so how has this situation come about? we asked our home editor, mark easton. basically, the asylum system doesn't work and it doesn't work nearly fast enough, and the government is only just now starting to get on top of the backlog. it does appear finally we may be turning the corner, but it really is an oil tanker. we have been poring over all the figures that came out today, and perhaps for viewers in the uk, the most important thing is just how much the asylum system is now c

area events where there are crowds in the fargo-moorehead area. >> reporter: officer robinson credited with ending the threat while under fire >> this isn't the type of incident that's ever going to be forgotten. he's going to remember at that the rest of his career, the rest of his life. it's a traumatic type of event even in a situation like that, he reacted absolutely as best as he could as quickly as he could very proud of him for that many >> and our thanks to valerie castro for that report >>> president biden this weekend welcomes key allies to camp david. the prime minister of japan and the president of south korea will meet with mr. biden at the maryland retreat for sessions aimed at strengthening ties between the two east asian powerhouses. let's go live now to nbc news correspondent josh letterman good morning help us understandthe main friction between the good morni. despite the fact that both south korea and japan are u.s.-treaty allies, over the years they have not seen eye to eye. u.s. officials say in the past its what hard to even get the japanese and south koreans to

mrs robinson is is being rehabilitated back home today, so we'll go and collect mrs robinson.i thought, well, that looks like it's a perfect name for this particular hedgehog. this is the best bit of the job is when you're and that's what it's all about, getting a hedgehog well and they return to the wild and go out and have a wild life. and i don't want to ever see them again in the nicest possible way. good luck, mrs robinson. you live your best life out there. excellent. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king. hello. that is the scene in falkirk first thing this morning. showers focused on eastern areas of the country. heavy, thundery showers through the afternoon back further north and west it is drier. maximum temperatures into the high teens and low 20s across southern areas of england. as we go through tonight and the start of the weekend, another area of low pressure moving in from the atlantic. the white lines getting closer together and strong winds developing into saturday morning and throughout saturday morning and throughout saturday heavy rain an

robinson worked with him on the soundtracks to films including raging bull and this is kill us of the flowers. joseph performed as a solo autos this year is from his 1987 w. the be watching dw news coming up next on the w, and use a is a display equipment from india as money post state. describe how fighting the force them to flee with edge of ads showing that says it's tramping downloads official intelligence. but some state bodies will likely be exempt from the regulations events as well. and has that in more right? got office in really inform me of the team. thanks for watching the hot tips for your bucket list. mentioned corner chat.

is robina robinson, the lead guitarist and songwriter of the influential canadian american rock group. the band has died. he was 18 years old. the act 1st gained prominence in the mid sixties when they backed bob dylan onto the lights went on to their own success with robinson penning some of the best known songs, including the whites a close friend of direct to martin scorsese. robinson worked with him on the soundtracks of films including raging bowls and this is phyllis of the flower moon . he also performed as a solo, i'll just leave you with his this from his 1987 that you of the and that's it from me and the new scene for now don't go away. focus on europe is next on job. it offers and barely, and for me, on the team the, the, the modern days sway in spain. they came here legally to earn money for their families back home for 16 hours a day, 6 days a week, with no contract, and no minimum wage. they look after other people's children and never get to see their own family focused on dw, pretty clear through their own actions. their ultimate goal is to wipe out an entire city doin

i handed the pen not to the mother but sergeant robinson's little girl.he looked at me and said, "thank you for my daddy." "thank you for my daddy." i think she was talking for all of us. everyone who fought so hard, came together to keep their promise to the veterans and keep the faith of their heroes, that is courage. that is character. that is who all of you are. not hyperbole. i want to thank you all, democrat, republicans, independence. for your work to get this bill to my desk and get it signed. as i said, i was going to sign that bill come hell or high water no matter how long i had to keep the congress in. just a reminder of what we know to be true. we are the united states of america. there is nothing -- nothing beyond our capacity, when we decide to work together to get it done, we never fail when we do that. never on any major issue. god bless you all. let's continue to work together and may god save our veterans. thank you. [applause] ♪

waco texas según las autoridades federales y estatales aguilar ayudó a su novio el soldado aaron robinsontar a la justicia robinson se quitó la vida el 1 de julio de 2020, mismo día que encon la policía confirmó la identidad de un hombre que resultó muerto en un accidente en el pasado viernes a las 5:00 de la tarde un sujeto que conducía un chrysler 2016 fue impactado por un honda, ambos fueron llevados al hospital pero la persona que viajaba en el chrysler no sobrevivió. el caso sigue bajo investigación. >> en noticias de méxico, el gobierno de ese país dijo que va a indemnizar a las familias de las 40 víctimas que fallecieron en un centro de detención. >> esto sucedió un ciudad juárez hace poco más de cuatro meses. jazive pérez los tiene las reacciones. >> las llamas y el humo abrazaron a las víctimas convirtiendo en cenizas sus sueños de darle a sus familias una vida mejor, por ello el instituto nacional de migración anunció que otorgará una indemnización a los seres queridos de los 40 hombres que murieron durante el incendio de la estación migratoria de ci a través de un comunicado el

. >> playing on the same fields that jackie robinson played on, it means a lot to me, you know. it makes me want to play the game even harder. >> reporter: these athletes are part of the hank aaron invitational, one of many mlb events aimed at reaching new talent from diverse communities, because gone are the days of griffey, gwynn and henderson when about one in five players were african american. that number has now dropped to 6.2%, the lowest it's been since the early '90s, though baseball does boast incredible international diversity. for sam richardson from mississippi, it was baseball from the beginning. >> my dad put the bat in my hand, and i just fell in love with it. >> reporter: but for some, other sports are more accessible or less costly. >> baseball takes a lot of money >> reporter: the players don't have to foot the bill to attend these camps all part of efforts to expand the game. >> what does success look like to you >> consistency we're not there yet, but we're getting there. i can see it i can taste it >> reporter: tony riggans, the league's chief development o

i would still be fighting. >> deja robinson's mother opposed vacating capers' conviction, calling itstice. she still believes capers was one of the shooters that killed her daughter. she declined an on-camera interview but told cnn she felt excluded from the ciu investigation and said we are the victims here, not shamel capers. what about victims' families who say this is not justice for them? >> i can't speak for someone's suffering. it is an awful thing to lose a daughter. i believe that the person who shot dauj a robinson is doing time for that crime now. >> let me show you something. >> november 17th, 2022, shamel capers was freed. >> daddy! >> out of prison and to his 9-year-old daughter's school to pick her up for the first time. >> i love you. i am never going to leave you again. >> she was 5 months old when her father was incarcerated. >> she was so surprised. she started crying. >> tears of relief now after so many tears of heartbreak. a mother who didn't give up and a legal system willing to take a second look. >> how you doing? >> good. >> you look very familiar. >> yes. i

shahan: max robinson emerged as an important character for me.elt kinship with him, big journalist character in my book. he got roped in the worst of all into this hostage situation. after the phone call he started receiving threatening phone calls and had to go into hiding that night. the next morning he went straight to the headquarters and dead piece to the camera there. a sympathetic piece actually, to the hanaifs which he later reflected on. the news media this is perhaps the first real live terrorist or militant attack in the u.s. that was covered live. this hostage situation, this siege on the capital was being broadcast live and it also made the evening news on all the big networks. the media work a really important piece of the puzzle for khaalis. he knew that he very quickly went on the phone line and knew he had a plan to engage the news media. he was making phone calls, making sure that the news of the siege was wall-to-wall coverage across the country. journalists did not have a code of ethics or have much practice around how to deal

bbc verify�*s 0lga robinson there.ing used on the front line of the war. so far, kyiv has focused its counteroffensive in the south—east of ukraine. it's hoping to split the areas in red, occupied by moscow, to reach the sea. but progress has been slow. but in the north—east of ukraine, russia itself is pushing forward, towards kupyansk and lyman. 0ur correspondent quentin sommerville reports now from the eastern front line, where he's spent the last few weeks speaking to ukrainian soldiers and civilians, who are being bombarded by russian artillery. the battle on ukraine's eastern front has reawakened. it's in these fields and trenches that the conflict now burns at its hottest, ukraine says. there's been a lot of russian activity in this area over the past couple of days. in fact, there were air strikes on the village just behind me. so we're now having to move before dawn to get to the trenches. south of kupiansk, they cast russian forces out of here almost a year ago, but their enemy is threatening to return. beyon

robinson died by suicide after being confronted by authorities in 2020.essa sister mayra, reacting to the sentencing. >> there's relief today as to know that cecily will fight, really be held accountable for her actions. >> vanessa disappeared in april of 2020. investigators spent more than two months searching before discovering her remains in a shallow grave 20 miles away from the base. it was later revealed that vanessa had been a victim of sexual harassment while serving. her story sparked calls for reform in the military to protect women and men from sexual harassment. if eventually inspiring new laws to address the way the military handles criminal investigations, i just want to thank everyone for their full support. >> and i'm happy to say that we can, in a sense, close this chapter. >> the vanessa guillen act introduced new protocols for handling sexual abuse complaints, ensuring that cases of sexual assault and harassment are now investigate by independent prosecutors outside the military's chain of command . >> time now for a look at your mornin

thank you very much terry us before we go, robbie robinson, the lead guitarist and songwriter off the influential canadian american rock group of the bands has died at the age of 18. the act 1st gained prominence in the mid sixties and they backed bob dylan on to that later went on to the old success with robinson painting some of the best known songs including the whites. a close friend of director martin scorsese robertson worked with him on the soundtracks to films including raging bolts and this is kill us of the flowers he also performed as so i'll just leave you now with this is 1987 w out the and that's all from us for now i have an update for you at the top of the how i don't go away equal india is up next. and they're looking at the problem of plastic waste and green washing by companies that proliferate plastic and galvan office from me, and the news team here in billing. thanks for the, the, the eco, indeed they call themselves human human media. and they're growing in numbers. the environment to this, so cleaning up the rubbish nash behind by millions of tourists in the mo

up next is the am father calvin robinson . that for father calvin robinson.ng inside from boxt boilers proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey. who is your gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. i hope you weren't caught out by some of the showers that we've had around today. certainly heavy today. certainly some heavy thundery there's a thundery ones and there's a chance seeing a few chance still of seeing a few thunderstorms start off this thunderstorms to start off this evening. central evening. but for many central eastern be eastern areas, they will be easing off as we head easing their way off as we head into night, though, into the night, though, persisting for western england, wales drizzly wales and some drizzly showers for northern for parts of northern scotland where is going to remain where it is going to remain relatively cloudy. slightly cool night dropping night towns and cities dropping down 12 c, but into down to ten 12 c, but into single figures for some rural areas. as

, a little tommy robinson, a little tommy robinson in there and he was holding he was holding up someuld you say , oh, say flag? would you say, oh, it's just small. it's in the background . background. >> and the thing is, would you if a child, would say, if a child, would you say, i don't think robinson is don't think tommy robinson is going to get little people, going to get a little people, little soon. little stories, any time soon. well, if they told the well, if he did if they told the story wild imagination. wait, story of wild imagination. wait, wait. let's just. just. if wait. let'sjust. let'sjust. if i to the image i just tie it back to the image , the reason have , the reason i don't have a problem this is problem with this image is because no answer. >> there is an there. >> there is an answer there. >> there is an answer there. >> because we're talking? >> there is an answer there. >> can because we're talking? >> there is an answer there. >> can lyecause we're talking? >> there is an answer there. >> can i justrse we're talking? >> there is an answer there. >> can i just

up next is the am father calvin robinson . that for father calvin robinson.ng inside from boxt boilers proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey. who is your gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. i hope you weren't caught out by some of the showers that we've had around today. certainly heavy today. certainly some heavy thundery there's a thundery ones and there's a chance seeing a few chance still of seeing a few thunderstorms start off this thunderstorms to start off this evening. central evening. but for many central eastern be eastern areas, they will be easing off as we head easing their way off as we head into night, though, into the night, though, persisting for western england, wales drizzly wales and some drizzly showers for northern for parts of northern scotland where is going to remain where it is going to remain relatively cloudy. slightly cool night dropping night towns and cities dropping down 12 c, but into down to ten 12 c, but into single figures for some rural areas. as

you know, we did not put his arm around jackie robinson, the quiet the racist crowd.and in cincinnati on may 17th, 1947, i corrected in my book, but nobody seems to notice because it's still in the movie. it's still all these other books and documentaries so i'm really happy that at least this time people to be getting the getting the clue, getting the news. so thanks to, jonathan. i'm noticing something odd here. people on the front are really, really shy. so we're going to go to the back for another question. and i think maybe we might just have to pick people out of the front row, you know, put a microphone in front of you. you're not brave enough and we'll stick with the back of the room. you have a question? hi. this is now your third third african-american that you featured. why do you choose these people then? do you ensure that proceeds from your books actually go to either support foundations that are in their honor or their actual families and again, why that's a great question. i think. why? because i think. if you don't believe again, like if you don't, th

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nick robinson knows it. example of the bias corroding the bbc. am i wrong ? wrong? >> well , the reality is you >> well, the reality is you can't get on at the bbc unless you have a leaning towards the centre. centre left the idea that there is a right wing commentator who is doing the today program right over the last 4050 years is for the birds . you will get you will get something at the bbc, you will literally get moved out and remember, it was only the other week that he had his head bitten off by nigel farage when he tried to be a smart aleck about nigel, his political ambitions over the years. so look, robinson's no idiot, right? clever guy , okay? and he has clever guy, okay? and he has been doing it for years. so when he makes a mistake like that, all he's really showing is , is all he's really showing is, is the inner workings of his mind and the reality of it all is this is not going to change. farage that is the i've been railing on about this literally for 3 or 4 decades, hasn't made the slighte

nick robinson knows it.lear example of the bias corroding the bbc. am i wrong ? wrong? >> well , the reality is you >> well, the reality is you can't get on at the bbc unless you have a leaning towards the centre. centre left the idea that there is a right wing commentator who is doing the today program right over the last 4050 years is for the birds . you will get you will get something at the bbc, you will literally get moved out and remember, it was only the other week that he had his head bitten off by nigel farage when he tried to be a smart aleck about nigel, his political ambitions over the years. so look, robinson's no idiot, right? clever guy , okay? and he has clever guy, okay? and he has been doing it for years. so when he makes a mistake like that, all he's really showing is , is all he's really showing is, is the inner workings of his mind and the reality of it all is this is not going to change. farage that is the i've been railing on about this literally for 3 or 4 decades, hasn't made the sli

eugene robinson. for you to take on defenses we heard from john lauro, that this is a first amendment case. paragraph 3 of the 45 page indictment says, of course you can say whatever you want, you can even lie, what you can't do is use speech in a criminal conspiracy. >> willie, you can talk about stuff all day long. you can talk about perhaps committing crimes, but the minute you begin to act, if you enter a criminal agreement with another, and one of the co-conspirators, one of the members of that agreement takes one step toward the commission of the crime, that step need not even be criminal, you've krit committed the crime of conspiracy to, in this case, obstruct an official proceeding, to deprive people of voting rights, or to deceive the united states. we will not hear anything, i predict, from jack smith and his team of federal prosecutors. they are certainly -- they can do that. they have a first amendment right to do that. but the thing is, these arguments will not resonate, will not play in

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robinson.nesday morning the fbi says it shot and killed robinson while serving a warrant at his home. >> the s.w.a.t. team went through his back door with a battering ram. they called for my neighbor to come out, and he's like, i'm not coming out [ bleep ]. >> here is a look inside a weapons stockpile displayed on his social media. the timing became urgent wednesday when the suspect made fresh threats tied to the biden's scheduled visit. the fbi says robinson knew about the trip. i hear biden is coming to utah and referred to cleaning the dust off the sniper rifle. investigators told the court his photos and comments showed robertson had the gear and was prepared to use sniper tactics. in the arrest warrant robertson's own posts described him as a maga trumper. the fbi also noted he had been wearing a trump hat when he was under surveillance. pages of detailed and graphic death threats targeted many of the same public figures mr. trump often talks about. officials responsible for prosecuting th

robinson there. well, you. marco robinson there.of the week it is. if it's i'll go with you. and maybe, maybe we should. we should. we should. we should. right. we're joined now by mike parry bushra shaikh this parry and bushra shaikh this morning, you. what first morning, both of you. what first of me ask you, mike, of all, let me ask you, mike, what to that what do you reckon to that initiative? it's quite a nice way of raising awareness. of course is. course it is. >> and you shouldn't put anybody down to raise the down who's trying to raise the awareness of homelessness. but celebrity homelessness is very different being out on the different to being out on the streets. it's the despair streets. it's the sheer despair air the air of knowing that when the light comes up in the morning, you've got nowhere to you you've got nowhere to go. you are a shower. are not going to have a shower. you may not be able to go into a cafe and get some breakfast. that's what it's all about. so, you know, i do admire them raising money, it really

her name is made name is michelle robinson. she grows up in the same neighborhood south shore is, kanye west, her parents. her father was a precinct captain in daley machine and he had a front job as a water guy or whatever. but they gave comfortable as barack compared to the cleavers. he says, like visiting the set of levers, a cleaver. leave it to beaver and. moved in 1950 to a brand new cooperative of the high end serious place. it was. two senators showed up. it was such an important thing. by 1960. by 1970, when michelle was ready to start school, there's a brand public elementary school a block away. she's her her brother. michelle's older brother, craig goes there for two years and. the mom says, that's enough. so what she does and they're very responsible parents. they're doing what any responsible parents would do. they loaded up the two kids and they drove them 15 miles, a 15 minutes away to assure to a neighborhood a still a transitional jewish black neighborhood. and that's a classy misdemeanor to do that. if she we