the sons of neptune, the happy victors of scarborough's sewage wall.up here next so do stay with ours and that show you what is happening right now in singapore. these are live pictures coming from the singapore airshow which is now under way. the biennial event and this year, because of covid travel restrictions, it is not open to the public. which is a bit of a shame, but we can bring a live footage and we can bring a live footage and we have got nick there he was talking to some of the words biggest playmakers to get a sense of how they are faring in the midst of covid, of course. they've had a really tough couple of years. it also what the opportunities are ahead for them. so, the words largest aerospace players out there and so are we. so we will be back very soon with all the top business stories. including more on as well. i was just a moment. hello there. a very powerfuljet across the atlantic will pick up areas of low pressure and deepen them into storms later this week. notjust one named storm, but two are heading our way. before this very wi

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david sillito, bbc news, scarborough.dent putin. but the british foreign secretary says an invasion could be imminent. we have very strong intelligence that is the case and i would point to the fact russia have 100,000 troops on the border, it simply is incredible for them to claim there is no threat. novak djokovic says he would rather miss major tournaments and the chance to become the greatest tennis player of all time than get a covid vaccine. decision—making on my body is more important than any title or anything else.

david sillito, bbc news, scarborough.to that. it's quite timely, as well. and it's always nice to see how big rebels mellow in later years. nice to see how big rebels mellow in lateryears. but nice to see how big rebels mellow in later years. but never quite. they never really move on on either side. i look forward to that. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm alison earle. a senior leader in the met police has warned that racism remains a problem within the force. deputy assistant commissioner bas javid has told the bbc some officers are racist, but said he is commited to eradicating discrimination. last week, the head of the met, cressida dick, resigned after the mayor said he wasn't satisfied that she could root out racism and sexism in the force. it's big in the gaming world, but it's now hoped virtual reality could improve outcomes for patients with heart conditions. technology developed by king's college london and evelina children's hospital will help surgeon

david sillito, bbc news, scarborough.putin and to try to persuade him not to invade ukraine. the ukraine government has said it will believe it when they see it, regarding reports of russian troops withdrawing from ukraine border. rebecca is next. have a good day. the second half of this week is looking stormy. the met office has named two storms to raise awareness of their impact, particularly when it comes to damaging winds. it is absolutely worth getting across these warnings now to find out what they may mean for you. we will look at what is on the way in just a moment. before we get to those storms, the day ahead ofjust has some blustery weather as this system moves through, then a brighter gap with a few showers, before more rain across southern and eastern parts of england this afternoon gradually clearing, though the far south—east will not see the back of it until we get to woodstock. elsewhere, plenty of spells around. fairly gusty winds so it will feel colder than this. it won't be long before the next area of

scarborough was famously tough on young female employees. some s say he's an absolute killer in the office, but it's hard i to imagine scarborough talking like this if there was an actual canadian trucker in an room. >> t truckersy in this country a watching all of this and wonder what do they think about it? what would happen if american truck drivers decided they'd t had enough of people likehe joe scarborough and wentnd on strike? what would happen then? well, t this country wouldhen? p immediately w. no more deliveries of anything over time that would mean starvationat for people in the cities. but even in the short term there would bem, profound suffering in this country, for example. t and this is something that too few people outside of television even consider ofheorld's entire supply botox is manufactured on the west coast of ireland. that's that a long way from here. in fact, it's a four thousand,0 mile long supply00 chain from the allegan plant in westport, ireland to jupiter, florida. people at msnbc might not be aware of this ,

the sons of neptune — the happy victors of scarborough�*s sewage war.id sillito, bbc news, scarborough. time for the weather. here's helen willetts. not one for swimming the next days with the sea is very rough with two storms coming in and likely we will see damage and disruption with the storms, dudley and their newness. today the first of all and then we will get to the details. wet weather outside. quite miserable outside across the south—east. plenty of sunshine further north and thunderstorms with showers in scotland and wintry over the hills but decent dry weather out there at the moment. you might say the calm before the storm because we have lively weather to come and that is likely to cause disruption. we will see rain coming through ahead of the system overnight and snow over the hills. several centimetres could be a hazard. as the sky clears, it will be windy and the wind will escalate. pushing the rain away quickly. and then towards morning across northern ireland, it will sweep eastwards with snow on the hills. temperature is quite remarka

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i'm a scarborough, haven't harkins, the unfair oh, botton. no, i know is oh i'm not sure i'll cut it off. ok, i don't i no energy strain of jewel. you're funny, great thing that she be unique. i tend to see if you make our way up bussey in my little i'm not going for your me. they just look at my skin. okay. yeah. me see? oh, oh, good bob, go on. yeah. and it was a huge thing. you know, your interview. ah, so give it when you're there. you, griffin, does your machine get g o c? rick will be her. see i'm, i'm really, i'm still here when you get a little bit burn. i see lynette study. nobody did one net but thing they thought got them go unless he stayed like a da dominic i see about even less community is. so i feel pretty if you can see pretty crazy really got them. i saw now, can you not them on when we tell about them though with the dice can on that, but go up at him. i thought i'd tucker, predict the hallway with them if 3 o'clock in that garage and i said the man, i got that in the knee code on the not part of that. i know you all said a

worried and you wonder what would happen if american truck drivers think they have had enough of joe scarborough go on strike? what would happen? this country would stop. no deliveries everything. over time, that would mean starvation for people in the city. in the short term, profound suffer nothing this country. is it impossible in it is not. peep nel charge are not thinking this through. >> todd: seriously. know whatting a trucker strike would mean. last week facebook removed a page organizing a convoy from california to dc. meta says they took it down for violating policy around qanon. >> carley: the truckers say they have no connection to qanon. now 720 migrants arrested each day over the weekend. they stopped 36 smuggling attempts result nothing 145 arrests on top of arresting two sex offenders. agents rescuing eight undocumented migrants from 911 calls. in the rio grand valley, agents rescuing a mother and son who were hidden in the trunk of a vehicle for over an hour. there were arrests of six migrants. >> todd: arizona -- invasion, he writes ", violence and lawlessness at the border sat

the sons of neptune — the happy victors of scarborough's sewage war. winds will pick up. that will blow in more rain on wednesday, we could have issues of hill snow further north in the morning and then damp and drizzly weather comes in. the story is about the wind. even though it is very mild for many during the day on wednesday except the far north, the winds by the afternoon will be in force. it will be felt by all but we expect the most damaging winds to be across parts of central and southern scotland, northern ireland and northern england. that is where the strongest winds are, 80—90 mph, causing damage and disruption but it will affect other parts of scotland and further south into england and wales as well. snow may be an issue in north scotland. things will then slowly quieten down during the day on thursday, a bit of a respite and it is relatively mild. but that respite does not last because this will develop very rapidly and it has got a lot of energy as it rises rises through the shores. in northern ireland, england, wales and southern scot

of course, his weak, lame response, pathetic response was, oh, i didn't serve with scarborough and i -- i didn't know anything about the case. well, you don't have to know anything about the case because there was no case and you don't have to serve with me to know that it is a pretty bad thing when the family is begging the president of the united states to stop with the conspiracy theories because it is causing them excruciating pain. they said stop. liz cheney after kevin mccarthy's press conference seeks out the press, follows them and says, hey, you know what? the president should stop talking about joe scarborough , basically says it is gross, the conspiracy theories need to stop, we need to get to work at the business at hand. it is very interesting that that, of course, caused a little rift between the two there, that she went to his press conference, the press conference was over, and then she felt the need to clean up again, willie, just some egregious behavior on his part. and it time and time again and, of course, we saw it on january 6th when kevin mccarthy supposedly wa

i am from scarborough, _ the north-east. i am from scarborough, which - the north-east.e you, both of you? very angry- there is no _ how angry are you, both of you? very angry. there is no accountability, - angry. there is no accountability, nobod is angry. there is no accountability, nobody is found _ angry. there is no accountability, nobody is found responsible. - nobody is found responsible. hopefully the inquiry will shine a li-ht hopefully the inquiry will shine a light on— hopefully the inquiry will shine a light on all of the wrongs, really. it is certainly time to do that. what — it is certainly time to do that. what is — it is certainly time to do that. what is shocking every time we talk about the story, the numbers comedy thousands of people whose lives were affected by the accusations made against them and at no point until relatively recently did somebody say something is wrong here. it is incredible. irate something is wrong here. it is incredible.— something is wrong here. it is incredible. ~ , :, incredible. we started the campaign for the jfsa in _ incr

they have lost the platform in this old school democrat scarborough and james carville, they are trying people back and come up but i think the train has left the station. and the crazy is here to stay. >> greg: people are saying what happened in the school board in san francisco, that was the bellwether. i'm not sure what that means. maybe you can be a linchpin. >> well -- >> greg: i'm thinking of another bird. >> bellwether was good. >> greg: bellwether was good? >> i would change the word linchpin or bellwether? >> wow, those are two good words. >> but they are not as good as before. >> greg: rural. >> how many rs? >> greg: i don't know. >> i had a question, oh, what do you see? >> very good, very specific. what i want to bring up is may be pushing with a minority support for the democrats. because some of my friends who live in silicon valley, they are livid about the san francisco education board. you are using, their kids education as a political platform for your political ambition. >> greg: exactly. >> by the way these are minority families that have been able to get opportunity

what would happen if american truck drivers decided they had enough of people like joe scarborough and that? this country would stop. no more delivery of anything? is the white house paying attention? >> they're looking inward right now and probably ignore things and make things up in their heads about how things are. we've seen that out of jen psaki about bizarre perspectives. in this case americans the end to not do that kind of thing. the founders were brilliant in setting up elections every two years to take the steam off things where you could change them if you wanted to. canadian system is very different. they don't have our constitution, the bill of rights but i think we saw the inkling of that with the school board meetings and parents. it was the same dynamic, without trucks, where americans were saying very vocally enough is enough. that can and will grow. it has been inspirational for people. they are seeing it. american truckers, supply lines they remain under attack. i have to say we had the great resignation. we have people not going back to work. that might also be inte

however, whoopi goldberg -- and i'm with joe scarborough and sean hannity on this -- she apologized., i stand corrected. it was a learning moment that she turned into something the next day on her show where they talked about it and, hopefully, educated more people. howard: well, let me -- >> i look at this -- howard: let me come back to this, i want to get to jason, and we'll move on to the question. whoopi admitted that she sees racism as a matter of black and white, and again, you can get into her argument about jewish people and religion isn't a race, but the nazis clearly saw it very differently. >> her comments were ignorant, they were hurtful, they -- i mean, think of of every negative word you can think of, and she repeated them several times when she went on with stephen colbert, i think she made the situation worse. it wasn't until she actually got in front of teleprompter and read something that, you know, she tried to clear it up. i think america though is tired of this cancel culture. i don't think she should be canceled just because she said something that was hurtful a

. >> i want to take a listen to joe scarborough this morning saying mitch mcconnell wants trump to beestigated. take a listen. >> he wants the dirty truth told about donald trump because i think he wants trump out of the party as much as -- well, as much as a lot of people, as much as liz cheney or some others. >> secretary, your take? >> i mean mitch mcconnell is not dumb when it comes to politics. as much as i don't like his policies and ideologies, he's a safry politician. he probably recognizes like a lot of other people do, even though they don't say it, don't have the courage to do something about it, that long term donald trump is terrible for the prospects of the republican party, that it's catching up to republicans more and more. not only that, it's also clear that they don't have the closest personal relationship either. it's believable. i think he probably does at some level wants donald trump out of there, want a different approach probably just as rooted in white supremacy and the same kind of conservative ideology, but not trump with how erratic he is, how selfish he is

the recent example that i think is really relevant here is think about joe scarborough and mika brzezinski. there were rumors that they had a romance and it was a little bit of a scandal and people loved to talk about it. then they came out and said, yeah, they got married. does anybody care? no. these mention go away. that's why this was such an unforced error, a self-inflicted wound because it does seem like jeff as savvy as he is could have managed to navigate this successfully long ago and this never would have been an issue. >> joanne, you mentioned in your column maybe there was a hidden hand here. maybe discovery wanted him out. do you have any reason to believe that? >> look, we will find out as the reporting comes out why and what other elements there were. my point here is regardless even if they did want him out, he and frankly by hiding that relationship handed them ammunition that was simply not necessary. >> joanne and mara thank you. claire, stick around. at&t ceo john stankey is about to spin off warner media. he says he thinks the best days of cnn are still in front of it.

people t like peter doocy and je scarborough blasting spotify for not doing enoughy, to censor and silence joe rogan. all right. which brings me to joe rogan. i also have a message for i don't know him personally, ou joe , whatever you do, do not back down. or no more apologies. you, were acting in good faith. you'repi giving your opinion. you have y a show you toldd your audience what you did that helped you get overcovered.ov covid, thank you're alive. i'm glad it worked. you interviewed the doctor that was at the top of his game and helped create the mrsa technology that led the way too the pfizer and medicine of vaccines. you were right to interview him and being inquisitive is a good thing, not a bad thing. and thankfully right now o the only artist pulling their music from spotify to protest rogan are a bunch of old washed up former hippies. oh , u and mary trump pulling her podcast. i'm sure her dozens ofen listeners are so upset and disappointed. now sadly those on the left, they don't really believe in free speech, don't believe r in the bill of rights. they want government big te

it was like two down, a morning show host who co-hosts with joe scarborough . you got me. i got no idea. pete, this keeps showing up in my timeline and it is frustrating. >> willie, do you wordle? >> i don't. i see it on social media. i scroll past so many needy people posting their chart but i never checked enough to investigate. i guess we might have to check it out. i want to recommend to you the "people" magazine cross word, found in most male salons from march of 2003. you flip it to the back, it is still sitting there. you will like that. >> beverly hills, three letters. i can do that. i don't like showing my test scores, willie, but it is bragging. in this case i need to. i mean just because once in a while you do some things that really, you know, you are very proud of. i almost -- my mom said, you almost got to 1,000. that's not bad. >> you are pushing four digits. nose bad. >> almost four digits. mika was about the same. >> let's not talk about it. >> very proud of it. anyway, so i'm very confused, willie. this tom brady thing. do you think somebody, do you think

a cross between michael strahan and joe scarborough. >> i said, yo, what's up with that.she would do. are you ready to go. >> let's go, babe. >> someone cuts in front of madea at the grocery store. what does she do. >> snatch them by the back of the wig. this is reparation. i'm in front, thank you very much. >> all right. she orders a pizza but the delivery person brings her the wrong order. what does she do? >> okay, baby, that's fine. i'll take this pizza that's paid for because it's wrong. tell your manager that, thank you. >> madea decides to run for office. someone asks why they should vote for her. what does she do? >> because i'll tell the truth and set all of it straight. >> even got yourself on that one, i love it. >> that's right. >> and the last one, one of her younger relatives talks back. what does she do? >> well, babe, i don't play that. when you talk back you get snapped back and slapped back. my last boyfriend, mark wall berk, we was thinking about having a baby but we'll talk about that later on. >> well, when mark is here -- >> i hope he heard me. >> i'

i don't know about a month left of the season, jack scarborough, who i bring up a lot, but we watch football." he said, "we need to go down and see some dolphin games. this is a team on fire." he wins 8 out of 9. he beats the patriots in thefin him? i'm sorry, i'm just going to say it. no white coach winning 8 out of his last 9 games and beat belichick the final game of the season, no white coach would have been fired in that situation. not one. >> yeah. and to underscore just how noteworthy the comments were, the final game of the season, at that point the dolphins won a bunch of games in a row and had been eliminated. but the patriots had a chance to win the division. the dolphins beat them anyway. flores was a star on belichick's staff as a defensive coordinator. he was seen as a rising star in the head coaching ranks, as well. when this offseason started and the dolphins surprisingly fired him, now we're learning more about the circumstances there, but there was a belief that he was going to be a hot property. he'd get snapped right up by some other team. personally, i was hoping he'd re

. >> from now i will call you his holiness joe scarborough , we can all be like dalai lama. >> the dalai and women and happiness. >> we have slightly different dynamics in the course of our lives, but the truth is we can all take away. we can subtract to find ourselves and for our second curve. for every single person, happiness is love. full stop. >> i love it. >> end of story."from strength to freng: finding success, happiness and deep purpose in the second half of life." arthur brooks, thank you so much, appreciate it, really do. >> thank you, mika. >>> coming up, marco rubio is once again defending former president trump, the republican senator says the boxes of white house documents at mar-a-lago shouldn't be compared to the outrage over hillary clinton's emails. no, it's actually much worse. ae power e*trade gives you an award-winning mobile app with powerful, easy-to-use tools, and interactive charts to give you an edge, 24/7 support when you need it the most. plus, zero-dollar commissions for online u.s. listed stocks. [ding] get e*trade and start trading today. never settle with

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