how long do we expect the savage operation to take?actually, the united states and several other countries are very experienced in these under water savage operations because of downed aircraft over, you know, the past and for many years and other under water operations the will really depend upon how lucky they are at finding the payload package, the debris, if you will, the equipment or whatever fell from the balloon, and without what they call a pinker, many teams they're devices that help you locate, for example, black boxes on downed plane, here, they don't expect to find that, they will have to scour the ocean floor, many world nation are experienced in the water recovery operation >> once the parts are savaged will it be obvious whether investigators are dealing way spying contraption or weather will it be obvious right away. >> it should be obvious, and there's a big if here, that depends on how well the kidney survived the fall. people think water breaks your fall but literally from falling from that height, it's like hit conc

danny savage at st _ successful in their search.t michael's on wyre l successful in their search. danny | savage at st michael's on wyre in lancashire, thank you. the premier league has accused manchester city of breaching financial rules following an investigation. it has referred the club to a commission over alleged breaches between the 2009—10 and 2017—18 seasons. 0ur sports correspondent 0lly foster has the story. for the past decade, manchester city has been the dominant force in english football, they have won the premier league title six times. you can trace their turn around and fortunes to 2008 and sheikh mansour�*s fortune. the abu dhabi takeover transformed the club at their spending has been under scrutiny. they were fined in 2014 for flouting scrutiny. they were fined in 2014 forflouting uefa scrutiny. they were fined in 2014 for flouting uefa financial fair play rules, three years ago thrown out of the champions league for breaking the rules again accused of over inflating sponsorship deals. city's lawyers successfull

savage did not even finish it, but paine's daughters persuaded savage's heirs to part with it and had another artist complete it. so that's half a portrait for paine versus an in old age, comparing with 20 or more that john adams somehow find the time to sit for over his time, many of them were his wearing a wig. unlike what we see here in 1804, paine, finally at age 73, retire from the bench at age 80, robert treat paine paine is hobbling along with john adams at age 75, signed by side, as adams writes, founding father benjamin rush. it would divert you to witness a conversation between ancient friend and colleague, robert treat paine and me. he is about 80. i cannot speak and he cannot hear. and yet we converse. in may 1814, at age 83, paine catches a chill tending his garden and dies. on may 11th. adams writes a friend. alas, the message this is triumvirate is broken. judge paine is no more rare. remembering a forgotten founding father, it is john troubles group portrait of the 56 signers that we remember as it hangs in the rotunda of the capitol. it was once featured on the back o

that is danny savage there _ specific about it. that is danny savage there our— specific about it.xtensive ring across much of the country but northern scotland will stay overnight drive we would have some mild ice with temperatures of five to 7 degrees. i greeted clodius start to the day tomorrow. the weather was try to brighten up but we won�*t see much sunshine as we have had over the country as we had today for example. ten to 1a degrees and still very mild for february. towards the end of the week we are looking at windy weather, particularly for northern areas of the country. over scotland and is where the strongest winds will be with when he goes as much as 75 mph which might disrupt transport and also affect power supplies as well. that is the latest. tonight at six: we�*re live at holyrood as nicola sturgeon shocks the political world, announcing her resignation as first minister. the longest—serving leader of this nation, ms sturgeon said she�*d followed her head and her heart in deciding to stand down. part of serving well would be to know, almost instinctively, when the

savage killers, rapists and violent criminals are being released from jail to continue their crime wave, and under biden, the murder rate reached the highest in the history of our country. biden and the radical democrats have wasted trillions of dollars, and they've caused the worst inflation and half a century. real wages are down 21 months in a row. gas prices are soaring, and have gone up much higher than ever before. the typical american family makes $200 in increased energy and food cost each year. joe biden has weaponized the justice department, and i am a victim of it. he is persecuting his potable opponents. his administration is wasting -- waging war on free speech. they are trying to indoctrinate and mutilate our children. he is leading us to the brink of world war iii, and on top of all of that, he is the most corrupt president in american history and it is not even close. the good news is we are going to returners -- traverse every single calamity and disaster that joe biden has. . i am running for president to end the destruction of our country and to complete the unfinishe

danny savage has the details. a week on from when nicola bully van asch, heferen staged a roadside appeal this morning, hoping tojog the memory of anyone who was passing last friday. her pictures are everywhere. but there is no trace of her anywhere. it has been an agonising week for her partner and their two young daughters. our whole focus is the two girls, just staying as strong as i can for them. i am scared that if i put any focus into anything else it will take my focus of that. right now it is as though she has vanished into thin air. just it, it isjust insane. thin air. just it, it is “ust thin air. just it, it is 'ust insane. . ., insane. in the river close to where she _ insane. in the river close to where she vanished, - insane. in the river close to where she vanished, police | insane. in the river close to - where she vanished, police have again been searching. today a senior officer spelt out the reality of the situation. fiur reality of the situation. our main working _ reality of the situation. oi"

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danny savage has the details.ctly a week on from when nicole bulley vanished, her friends held a roadside appeal, hoping to catch anyone who was buzzing last friday. her pictures are everywhere, but there is no transfer anywhere. everywhere, but there is no transferanywhere. it everywhere, but there is no transfer anywhere. it has been an agonising week for her partner and their two daughters.— partner and their two daughters. partner and their two dau:hters. g , partner and their two dau:hters. y , ., daughters. my focus is our two giris- just being _ daughters. my focus is our two girls. just being as _ daughters. my focus is our two girls. just being as strong - daughters. my focus is our two girls. just being as strong as l girls. just being as strong as they can for them. i am scared that if i put focus into anything else it will take my focus off that. right now it is as though she has vanished into thin air. that's just it. it is insane. thin air. that's “ust it. it is insane. . ., insane. in the river clos

danny savage, bbc news. the legendary composer burt bacharach who has died at the age of 94.w — one of the biggest and most prestigious gigs in music. the singer will perform during the break when the philadelphia eagles take on the kansas city chiefs on sunday. rihanna said that it was "important" for her son to see her on one of the world's biggest stages. that's a big part of why it is important for me to do this show. representation. representing for immigrants, representing for my country, barbados. representing for black women everywhere. i just... i think that is really important that is key for people to see the possibilities and i am honoured to be here. i am honoured to be doing this this year. rihanna speaking mayor. that will be quite some show. —— speaking there. —— speaking there. for the first time space—x has carried out a static test of its huge super heavy boosters. it brings the company's starship rocket system one step closer to the moon and mars. a live stream of the test appeared to show the engines firing and huge clouds of smoke pouring across the laun

danny savage, bbc news, lancashire.ster rishi sunak has met northern ireland's political parties amid speculation a deal on the northern ireland protocol could soon be struck. sources suggest an agreement could be reached as early as next week. under the northern ireland protocol, goods are checked to see that they comply with eu rules before entering northern ireland, creating a de facto border here in the irish sea. it means those goods can then travel freely between northern ireland and the republic of ireland without any further checks. that's always angered unionists in northern ireland, who say they've been cut off from the rest of the uk. until the protocol is changed, they've refused to enter into a power sharing agreement at stormont, leaving northern ireland without a government. our ireland correspondent emma vardy has the latest. it's divided communities, while the dup collapse the government over it. the tensions over the northern ireland protocol have had consequences for everyday lives. today i had positi

our correspondent danny savage reports. three weeks ago, nicola bulley vanished.te of mind this week, but she's still missing. there's just nothing you can do. you know, you just feel so helpless. this man found nicola's phone on the riverside bench on the morning they began looking for her. when my wife got to it, it was locked. but there was a wallpaper on the phone with, you know, the couple on it. who i'd seen on many, many times walking. the last three weeks have changed this village, too. alongside police, unwelcome amateur investigators have appeared alarming the community. people have been walking up to houses to peer in, trying door handles, making unwelcome and quite vile telephone calls to parish councillors. so it has had a very negative impact on the community beyond that of obviously nicola going missing in the first place. details about nicola's mental health and alcohol issues were made public by detectives. but did they say too much? the information commissioner says lancashire police will have to explain. they can release information where it's n

danny savage, bbc news, st michael's on wyre.british public school has been found dead, along with her husband and seven—year—old daughter, in a property on school grounds. emma pattison, her husband george, and their daughter lettie, were found dead in the early hours of sunday morning. police said they were confident it was an isolated incident with no third—party involvement. three children and a young woman have died after a boat carrying more than a0 migrants from turkey capsized. it sank off the greek island of leros, according to coastgards. search operations continue but are being hampered by strong winds and choppy seas. 41 survivors were rescued, including six children. the former military ruler of pakistan, general pervez musharraf, has died in hospital in dubai. he was 79. general musharraf took power in a coup in 1999 and ruled for nine years. following 9/11 he supported the us in its war on terror. his loss of power and popularity saw him spend most of his remaining time in exile. our islamabad correspondent carolin

operation behind the mothers of the martyrs are the heroes of the european champions, will bring fools, savages and madmen to the region . sadness is waiting for me paris, what happened when they were talking in medina, and what happened after waking up, i told them that i will tell them before and yesterday, today and tomorrow again, sir , this matter will be solved by us, it should not be outside , for example, there are many problems, efforts should continue, discussions , negotiations, meetings of understanding first of all, the agreements should be continued , the president should have that we are more important than all of them, that he has troubled all of them. teachers and employees have the right to do etc., it is possible to measure how many millions of these, he expresses, without a doubt, you know that before meeting and communication , let's smooth it out that americans , we have europeans, plus we don't have one, he just doesn't accept it, i don't want to be with you anymore the question of what is the wisdom of this wisdom is that there will be big demands on the day and it will

danny savage, thank you.as caught on the grounds of windsor castle with a loaded crossbow has pleaded guilty to treason. jaswant singh chail was arrested on christmas day in 2021, after telling a royal protection officer that he was there to kill the queen. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is at the old bailey. daniel. jaswant singh chail appeared b video daniel. jaswant singh chail appeared by video link — daniel. jaswant singh chail appeared by video link at _ daniel. jaswant singh chail appeared by video link at the _ daniel. jaswant singh chail appeared by video link at the old _ daniel. jaswant singh chail appeared by video link at the old bailey - daniel. jaswant singh chail appeared by video link at the old bailey from | by video link at the old bailey from the high secure broadmoor hospital. he pleaded guilty to three charges. the first was under the 1842 treason act. the offence is intending to injure the queen, the second was possessing an offensive weapon and the third making intent t

danny savage, bbc news, lancashire. more stories for you now from the uk.g dispute over pay, jobs and conditions. the biggest strike day will be on the 16th of march and will involve both workers from network rail, and those at 1a train operators. the royal college of nursing in england has announced its largest, longest, and most disruptive strike in its dispute with the government over pay and conditions. unlike previous industrial action, the rcn says no area of the health service will be exempt in future. the owner of british gas, centrica, has posted record profits of 3.75 billion dollars for last year, which is more than triple the amount it made in 2021. the firm said its profits would be used to help customers and the environment. the state of western australia has launched a bid to poach more than 30,000 key workers from the uk. western australia is looking for doctors, nurses, police officers, teachers, miners, plumbers, mechanics and builders — with the promise of higher wages, and a lower cost of living. a delegation of government and industry o

danny savage, bbc news, st michael's on wyre.nd the health unions remain far apart on the eve of the biggest health workers strike so far in england. the two sides remain deadlocked as nurses, paramedics and physiotherapists are among those due to walk out this week. our political correspondent jonathan blake, has more. they chant. a week of walk—outs by nhs staff in england. nurses, ambulance workers, physiotherapists and others are due to strike in the coming days. as industrial action continues by unions demanding higher pay, they are trying to put pressure on the government to negotiate. i can categorically say to you we are in no talks at any level whatsoever with the government about pay in the nhs. that is a real abdication of responsibility. why is rishi sunak not coming to the table? what do we want? fair pay! when do we want it? now! _ in wales, some unions have suspended strikes to consider a new offer from the labour—run welsh government. but uk government ministers responsible for setting pay in england are showing n

danny savage, bbc news, st michael's. remain far apart on the eve of the biggest health workers strike so far in england. both sides remain deadlocked as nurses, paramedics and physiotherapists are among those set to walk out this week. our political correspondent helen catt has more nurses, physiotherapists and ambulance staff have already held a series of strikes. the coming days will see more staff on picket lines in england as the nhs faces its biggest strike so far. a resolution still looks remote. one union which represents ambulance staff said talks about pay simply weren't happening. i can categorically say to you, we are in no talks at any level whatsoever with the government about pay in the nhs. what do we want? fair pay. unite members who work in the ambulance service in wales will also walk out tomorrow. four other health unions in wales have postponed their planned action after the labour—run welsh government offered them an extra 3%. a source in the uk government said unite had been represented at a meeting

danny savage reports.anished, her friends staged a roadside appeal this morning, hoping tojog the memory of anyone who was passing last friday. her pictures are everywhere, but there's no trace of her anywhere. it's been an agonising week for her partner and their two young daughters. my whole focus is my two girls. just staying as strong as i can for them. i'm scared that if i put any focus into anything else, it's going to take my, you know, focus off that. right now, it is as though she has vanished into thin air, like, yeah, it's just insane. in the river close to where she vanished, police have again been searching. today, a senior officer spelt out the reality of the situation. our main working hypothesis, therefore, is that nicola has sadly fallen into the river, that there is no third—party or criminal involvement, and that this is not suspicious but a tragic case of a missing person. nicola was seen by a fellow dog walker last friday morning shortly before 9am. she was last seen at 9:10 in a field

mark savage, bbc news, at the brit awards.its iconic carnival by performing a spiritual cleanse of the sambadrome, where the parades will take place. the cleanse intends to bring good energy to the event, which is due to take place from 17—25 february. the rain might have helped with the cleaning, but the revellers will be hoping it holds off next week. we will be bringing you lots of the colourful pictures when it takes place. there is much more of our coverage of the earthquakes in the aftermath in turkey and syria on the bbc news website and the bbc news app. hello there. it certainly has been a quiet weekend of weather, but on the grey side, and some of that cloud is really quite stubborn to break up. this was ramsgate, kent, a little earlier on, and that's going to be the scene, i suspect, for much of the day. but there are signs that the cloud should start to thin and break, as you can see from moray earlier on. the reason why the cloud might break across scotland and out to the west is there are a few more isobars on th

danny savage with that report.k government and the health unions remain far apart on the eve of the biggest health workers�* strike so far in england. the two sides remain deadlocked as nurses, paramedics and physiotherapists are among those due to walk out this week. our political correspondent jonathan blake, has more. with 19 years experience in the ambulance servicejoanne never thought she would find herself striking. while this dispute is primarily about pay, forjoanne it is also about the state of the health service and the delays patience and ambulance crews face because of the pressures on the system. i because of the pressures on the s stem. , , system. i feel sick sometimes because i _ system. i feel sick sometimes because i think _ system. i feel sick sometimes because i think those - system. i feel sick sometimes because i think those people i system. i feel sick sometimes - because i think those people outside waiting for ambulances could be your auntie or mum and dad, brother or sister. once we arrive

daniel savage reports.icola bulley, the team who had been contacted by her family to see if they could help. they are using an advanced sonar system which can map riverbed, if the tragic truth is that two t is in the river she is —— they are confident of success. l in the river she is -- they are confident of success.- confident of success. i do believe — confident of success. i do believe she _ confident of success. i do believe she is _ confident of success. i do believe she is there - confident of success. i do believe she is there from | confident of success. l gr believe she is there from the evidence we have got at the moment everything is pointing to the river at the moment and it doesn't seem to be third party involved.— party involved. this is the stretch of _ party involved. this is the stretch of river _ party involved. this is the stretch of river where - party involved. this is the stretch of river where shej party involved. this is the - stretch of river where she went missing, it's twisty, mu

now on the side of the grouping of russian forces and means that operate on the line criminal savage. let's talk about everything in order of the division of the paratroopers of the rifle division of the russian army. artillery. tankers continue to fight, and heavy battles with the enemy in the flint area are the main task. now our servicemen take commanding heights. and well, what is called knocking out the enemy from tactically advantageous positions , where a unit of the kiev regime is now located, while kiev continues to saturate the defense line with reserve units, and does it reluctantly, since now the stem areas in ukraine, a large offensive grouping is being formed so that, as soon as this grouping is formed in one of the key areas to strike, try to go over to the counter-offensive, despite huge losses. and the formation of the kiev regime, and in a day only in the flint area, and the enemy loses more than 300 people. this information is confirmed, and the kiev regime continues to throw into battle. fresh reserves. often the unprepared are often those mobilized who have not ev

danny savage, bbc news, lancashire.more industrial action in their dispute over pay and conditions. strikes will now take place on the 16th, 18th, and 30th of march, and saturday april ist, for many the start of the easter school holidays. and there's to be an escalation of industrial action by nurses in england. the royal college of nursing says it will hold its biggest walk—out with a 48—hour strike next month over pay and working conditions. our health editor hugh pym is here with me. this is a significant escalation? well, it looks like that, clive, previous strikes by the royal couege previous strikes by the royal college of nursing numbers have been over two days, 12 hours each day and this will be 48 a was nonstop, in effect spanning three days from the ist of march until the third. it will start at 6am on the wednesday and end at 6am on the friday. the other big difference is that previously, there were negotiations at local level between strike committees and hospital management over exemptions for intensive ca

mark savage reports. # in this world, it�*s just us...# brit awards, sing it out!. the man that just does not stop, harry styles! the pop star won every category he was nominated in, including album of the year, and he even remembered to thank his mum. i want to thank my mum for signing me up for x factor without telling me. so i literally wouldn�*t be here without you. he's nice, you know, he's likeable, he's kind, he's a gentleman. and i mean, obviously, he's super talented. so i think he just has all... everything that we want as a fan. but it wasn�*t all about harry styles. some of the night�*s other big winners included wet leg, who won best group and best new artist, and they also brought some morris dancing to the stage. # would you like us to send someone to worry your mother? # excuse me...# beyonce won best international artist and best international song. thank you so much for loving break my soul. the only intention for this song was to dance. lizzo gave one of the night�*s most colourful performances. but while there were plenty of women on the brit aw

mark savage, bbc news.an see the rescue operation is under way. stay with us as in the next hour we'll hear from an expert in the logistics of the ongoing humanitarian work in both turkey and syria. hello. plenty of cloud around and not much sun this weekend but a mild theme. quite a contrast to just a couple of mornings ago where temperatures fell to minus seven celsius in 0xfordshire. but take a look this morning. pewter. despite the cloudy skies, quite quiet out there. we are still under this influence of high pressure at the moment but a subtle change in wind direction has brought this change to the feel of the weather. we have this a milder air source driving in quite a lot of cloud off the atlantic so it's a grey, cloudy start and the cloud of thick enough in one or two spots for a touch of drizzle but there will be some breaks in the cloud. favoured spots across scotland, south wales. temperature is not bad really for this time of year, peaking perhaps at 13, may be 14 degrees if the sunshine continu

danny savage, bbc news, st michael's on wyre.een found dead — along with her husband and seven—year—old daughter — in a property on school grounds. emma pattison, her husband 6eorge, and their daughter lettie, were found dead in the early hours of sunday morning. police said they were confident it was an isolated incident "with no third—party involvement". the former military ruler of pakistan, 6eneral pervez musharraf, has died in hospital in dubai. he was 79. 6eneral musharraf took power in a coup in 1999 and ruled for nine years. following 9/11 he supported the us in its war on terror. his loss of power and popularity saw him spend most of his remaining time in exile. 0ur islamabad correspondent caroline davies looks back at this life. as his troops clambered over the fences of pakistani state tv, 6eneral pervez musharraf announced pakistan needed the army, not politicians to be in control. your armed forces have never and shall never let you down, inshallah. musharraf portrayed himself as a liberal, disliking the term militar

danny savage reports.ly a week on from when nicola bulley vanished, her friends staged a roadside appeal this morning, hoping to jog the memory of anyone who was passing last friday. her pictures are everywhere, but there is no trace of her anywhere. it's been an agonising week for her partner and their two young daughters. my whole focus is my two girls, just staying as strong as i can for them. i'm scared that if i put any focus into anything else, it's going to take my, you know, focus off that. right now, it is as though she has vanished into thin air, like, yeah, it'sjust insane. in the river close to where she vanished, police have again been searching. today, a senior officer spelt out the reality of the situation. our main working hypothesis, therefore, is that nicola has sadly fallen into the river, that there is no third—party or criminal involvement, and that this is not suspicious but a tragic case of a missing person. nicola was seen by a fellow dog walker last friday morning shortly before 9a

here's danny savage. on wyre in lancashire, holding placards hoping tojog people's memories. it is a mystery baffling this community. who, ifanyone, knows what happened to nicola bulley? two weeks ago today, she vanished. ifeel like somehow, what are we missing? how are we 14 days in with not a piece of evidence? the only thing we can base anything on is evidence and facts. nicola bulley�*s phone was found on this bench, her pet spaniel was nearby. she had been seen a few minutes earlier. lancashire police insist they are keeping an open mind. this is the only footpath away from the riverside which is not covered by cctv, so they are trying to trace 700 drivers who passed by that morning. but so far any details they have gathered from them have not contradicted their main theory, which is that nicola bulley accidentally fell into the river in this small lancashire village — a theory her partner has tonight said he questions. personally i am 100% convinced it is not the river. so something has happened. so

here's danny savage. this is nicola bulley leaving home on the day she vanished., she can be seen setting off on the school run, putting her spaniel, willow, in the boot. her family released these pictures to show exactly what she was wearing. for days, police have been searching for any trace of the mother of two young girls. today was no different. what did seem very obvious was the large number of other people out, too. this is the bench where nicky's mobile phone was found a week last friday. today is dry and sunny and the number of people out along here is extraordinary. there are dozens and dozens of people along this stretch, along the other stretches as well, all walking the riverside paths to try and assist in the search. i mean, if she went missing in the same way, i would be expecting people to go looking. do you understand what i mean? i would really want there to be a search party. if it was myself or my eldest, we both takes the dogs out on our own. if it was one of us that was in that situation, i'd hope the community would do the same thing for us

our music correspondent mark savage was there. sam! big, bold and bananas. harry styles opened the show with an energetic performance of as it was, which went on to win song of the year. # on the chaise longue... the isle of wight indie duo wet leg won two awards — best new artist and best group — and they also brought a spot of morris dancing to the stage. we are so glad to be here tonight... although there were performances from female acts like becky hill and lizzo, there was a backlash over perceived sexism in the nominations with no women in the running for best artist. pop star charli xcx was one of those who was overlooked. i've heard a lot of chat about, you know, the fact that there weren't enough females in album cycle, and that's why no—one was nominated. but i was in album cycle and i had a number one album, so... i don't think it's our fault — i think it might be theirs. the awards are still in full swing behind me, with the biggest prize of the night still to come — that's album of the year. and based on what we have seen so far, harry styles l

danny savage, our correspondent there.ts of more than £32 billion for 2022 — double what the company made in the previous year. the surging prices of oil and gas since russia's invasion of ukraine have been a majorfactor. some mps have described shell's profits as "outrageous", and they accused the government of letting energy firms "off the hook". our business editor simonjack is here with more details. these are extra—ordinary profits. the highest in shell's 115 year history, the highest ever reported by a uk listed company. £32 billion — double what it made last year as energy prices surged as the world demand recovered post—covid and soared as russian oil and gas supplies were shut off or shunned. so how much uk tax did they pay on that? £108 million in 2022 — the first time they've paid uk tax in five years. next year they're expected to pay £a05 million. now, that's peanuts, you might say, in comparison to those profits. butjust a reminder, only 5% — one twentieth of shell's money — is made here in the uk. most of it

mark savage, bbc news, at the brit awards. some very strong looks at that awards ceremony! other stories. you're watching bbc news. it certainly has been a quite weekend weather, but on the grey site, some of the cloud really quite stubborn to break up. this was ramsgate in kent early this morning. that has come to be the scene i suspect for much of the day. there are signs that the cloud start to thin and break. the reason why the cloud might break across scotland led to the west is there are a few more isobars the chart, more of a breeze to punch holes in the cloud. still under the influence of high pressure and on the whole we have got mild air, particularly across much of england and wales. so despite the cloud around, it is relatively mild. it will continue to linger through much of central and eastern england. favoured spots for sunshine, scotland and northern ireland, northern england and parts of oils. there will be more of a breeze, top temperatures of 10 or 11. as we close out sunday, where we have had clear skies by day, we might keep those overnight so favoured

danny savage reports. nicola bulley, the most high—profile missing person in britain.d nearly three weeks ago there was no suggestion from police, friends orfamily she was vulnerable. but at a packed news conference yesterday, lancashire police revealed for the first time that she was classed as a high—risk missing person. based on a number of specific vulnerabilities that we were made aware of, nicola was graded as high risk. they later added that she had significant issues with alcohol due to her struggles with the menopause. today there was a new statement from herfamily. we as a family believe that the public focus has become distracted from finding nikki and more about speculation and rumours. there are people out there threatening to sell stories about her. this is appalling and needs to stop. due to the perimenopause nikki was taking hrt to help, but this was giving her intense headaches, which caused nikki to stop taking the hrt, thinking that may have helped her, but only ended up causing this crisis. nikki, we hope you are reading this and know that we love y

in the ocean there is covered with greenery, absolutely all there live unfortunate people savages andf terrible kindness inside there live unhappy people savages what they do not do. they go to the business of rhythms. monday. their mother gave birth on monday and mother gave birth that they do not do business. i want to say that i know for sure, i was born on monday and i don’t know, i’m lucky , i tell oksana it’s true that leonid yuryevich didn’t want mironov to sing no no, no. well, here it is necessary, probably, alexander sergeevich, it was immediately decided that mironov sings himself that if there is this song, then , in my opinion, there is no script right away, but there wasn’t. yes, it was not brought to me, len of the elements. i didn't like it very much. very good. he says, show me, show the gaidar, maybe he can’t roll up there somewhere. and somehow i quickly wrote music very quickly. i ran to him, started playing, showed him poems. he says i like him very much. and i thought so before. yes, i say, lyonya attacked. they talk about the weather there. not very much fun. so

and let's go back to ktvu salix savage. now with a look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news on ktvu, plus, christina, thank you coming up new tonight at seven over on ktvu. plus, alec baldwin is asking a judge to dismiss part of the charges against him stemming from that deadly shooting on the rushed movie said why he calls them unconstitutional. also new at seven lots of pushback at the state capital here in california , y some opposed the demolition of the capital's annex building and the construction of a new one of those stories and much more coming up tonight live at seven. overrun ktvu plus. in the phoenix area with a super bowl just days away. rivera in glendale, arizona, with that story coming up have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease

alex savage live tonight in the newsroom. with the story, alex.h, this case centers on allegations of a sergeant's misconduct and how they were handled by police brass. the unraveling scandal could cost the chief his job. he was put on administrative leave after an outside law firm found the department failed to hold that sergeant accountable, investigators said an internal affairs captain ordered a subordinate to downplay a hit and run crash involving the sergeant. a city owned vehicle hit a mercedes in the san francisco parking lot and then left the scene. sergeant never reported the crash and told police investigators he didn't remember it. now we learned what investigators interviewed the chief. they essentially didn't believe him, calling his statements not credible. this comes from more than 80 pages of confidential reports obtained by ktvu, including interviews with members of the chiefs, command staff and the internal affairs division. now attorneys right in one of those reports chief armstrong's claim that he was unaware of the facts of t

mark savage, bbc news. just before we go i want to take you back to turkey and syria.nitarian aid is extraordinary. we have heard about the need for heaters and hot meals, accommodation, and then you get to the health care needs, sanitation, sanitary products, medicines, the list is intimidating. the efforts, though, continue. that is it. this is bbc news. hello there. for most places today, sunshine was in short supply, but there were exceptions to that rule, particularly in the north east of england and the east of scotland. a decent amount of blue sky overhead for this weather watcher in aberdeenshire. that's because there was a bit of shelter from the westerly flow that brought all of this cloud in across the uk and will keep some large areas of cloud as we head through the night. that cloud in place is thick enough to produce the odd spot of drizzle, perhaps most especially in the north west of scotland. north east scotland, though, should see some clear spells that could allow for a touch of frost. and if the cloud breaks elsewhere, maybe east wales into the west

mark savage, bbc news.y with us here on bbc news in the hours ahead, as _ stay with us here on bbc news in the hours ahead, as we _ stay with us here on bbc news in the hours ahead, as we continue - stay with us here on bbc news in the hours ahead, as we continue to - stay with us here on bbc news in the hours ahead, as we continue- hours ahead, as we continue to cover those efforts — hours ahead, as we continue to cover those efforts to _ hours ahead, as we continue to cover those efforts to find _ hours ahead, as we continue to cover those efforts to find survivors - hours ahead, as we continue to cover those efforts to find survivors of- those efforts to find survivors of the earthquakes in southern turkey and north—western syria. thankfully for the weather forecast. plenty of cloud around and not much sun this weekend, but it will be a mild theme. quite a contrast to just a couple of mornings ago in didcot in oxfordshire, where temperatures fell as low as —7 celsius and there was a hard frost. take a lo

mark savage, bbc news.in the next hour we will be speaking to someone from the international red cross. they are working there on the ground. this is bbc news. plenty of cloud around and not much sun this weekend, but it will be a mild fema. quite a contrast tojust a couple of mornings ago in didcot in oxfordshire, where temperatures fell as low as minus seven celsius and there was a hard frost. take a look at oxfordshire this morning, what a difference! beautiful start, despite the cloudy skies, quite quiet out there. still under this influence of high pressure at the moment, but the subtle change in wind direction has brought this marked change to the feel of the weather. they have this milder air source driving and quite a lot of cloud off the atlantic, so a grey and cloudy start and the cloud thick enoughin and cloudy start and the cloud thick enough in one or two spots perhaps for a touch of drizzle, but some breaks in the cloud, maybe across positive scotland, and east england through the latter stage

mark savage, bbc news, at the brit awards. dowd. the rise and rise of harry styles. yes, some people say it's overnight, itjust yes, some people say it's overnight, it just shows yes, some people say it's overnight, itjust shows how quickly yes, some people say it's overnight, it just shows how quickly the years go it just shows how quickly the years 9° by it just shows how quickly the years go by but it's actually 12 years since he started to become a star on the x factor on itv here in the uk. clearly as part of one of the five members of one direction. he has been the big star of the group and has overtaken everybody. usually successful when it comes to streaming but he appeals across the board, to state the obvious. 60—year—old ladies like him, six—year—old kids like him. got a big gay following, big on radio, big everywhere. i can't think of anybody who has quite ticked all of those boxes for a long time, and of course now he is as big in the state as he is here and he's gone well beyond just being a music act for the mom

mark savage, bbc news, at the brit awards.ors. —— here on bbc news. hello there. it certainly has been a quiet weekend of weather, but on the grey side, and some of that cloud is really quite stubborn to break up. this was ramsgate, kent, a little earlier on, and that's going to be the scene, i suspect, for much of the day. but there are signs that the cloud should start to thin and break, as you can see from moray earlier on. the reason why the cloud might break across scotland and out to the west is there are a few more isobars on the charts, a little bit more of a breeze to punch holes in the cloud. we are still under the influence of high pressure and, on the whole, we've got mild air, particularly across much of england and wales, so, despite that cloud around, it's relatively mild out there. as you can see, it will continue to linger through much of central and eastern england. favoured spots for sunshine, scotland, northern ireland, northern england and parts of wales. here, there will be more of a breeze, top temperatu