spencer stokes, scarborough.people have been taken to hospital after a fire and explosion in a block of flats in shoreditch. 100 firefighters were called out to the eight—storey building in granby streetjust before 6.00 last night. crews spent the night there due to a gas leak, and part of bethnal green road remains closed. nearly a third of children in london with parents who are key workers are living in poverty, according to the tuc. the research by the union — which uses the government definition for key workers — shows the number of children living below the breadline has risen by 14% over the past two years. the government says it's protecting millions of the most vulnerable families with direct payments and the largest public sector pay increases in nearly 20 years. now, you might not want to think about this if you're eating your breakfast — but the edible insect industry might be about to have a revival. after brexit they were banned, but the food standards agency now says it made "an error", and new law

some spots will be getting up to the mid—20s, compared to 15—16 in places like dundee, scarborough.ahead, pretty simple for the most part high pressure will stick around predominantly dry weather, temperatures in the mid—20s in the south high teens further north. that's it for me have a great weekend. today at six... tens of millions of britons face a massive 80% rise in energy bills from october, driven by a leap in the price of wholesale gas. the average annual bill for a household in england, wales and scotland is going up to £3,549, leaving many people fearing for the months ahead. i am terrified that when the winter comes we're not going to have enough for the bills, because if the electricity has already doubled now, what's it going to be in the winter? ministers promised help in the spring, but with prices shooting up since then what's on offer now? i accept that it is tough for people and we are doing everything we can to help. huge sums are being spent now and more sums will be spent in the months ahead. we've got two leadership candidates who are fighting with each other

but if you are in scarborough, for example, it could only be 16 degrees with a keen breeze off the north? with high pressure in charge, the weather, again, is not looking bad at all. very little rain in the forecast with steady temperatures in the mid 20s in the south, the high teens in the north. have a great weekend. this is bbc news. our top stories: the court document used to justify a search of donald trump's florida home is released by the us justice department, but it's heavily redacted. combating the fastest rise in prices in nearly four decades, the us central bank promises to fight inflation but warns it will be painful. millions forced from their homes and warnings of more severe flooding in pakistan. a national emergency is declared. it's been more than ten days of heavy rains and yet, the streets of sukkur are still flooded. this is one of the main roads linking this community to the outside world. the software altering the accents of call centre workers, but is it fighting bias or perpetuating it? # hold me closer, tiny dancer.

meanwhile joe scarborough placing the blame on the universities. >> we're no longer going to let youof poor students, middle class students and taxpayers. we need to say that to the universities that are actually putting out degrees that are worthless in subjects that are worthless that are raking in millions and millions of dollars. then you add the predatory lending rates on top of that and the system is just a disaster. >> sandra: tammy bruce, host of get tammy bruce on fox nation. great to have you here. i know you look into a lot of matters like this. listening to joe scarborough there, agree with his politics or not i think that message resonates with a lot of folks in this country. >> we don't hear a lot and most americans agree on crime, economics, on scams. nobody wants that. but he says it's a disaster but only for some. not for the elite. it has become almost like a holding pen. so joe biden gets plopped in there while they hold him until his next position as a mascot comes up. in this case it happened to be president as opposed to vice president. you have to keep people r

if you are in scarborough, for example, it could only be 16 degrees with a keen breeze off the north forecast with steady temperatures in the mid 20s in the south and the high teens in the north. have great weekend.

but if you are in scarborough, for example, it could only be 16 degrees with a keen breeze off the northr, again, is not looking bad at all. very little rain in the forecast with steady temperatures in the mid 20s in the south, the high teens in the north. have a great weekend. good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: fearing for the months ahead. children's charities express serious concern about young people spending winter in cold homes, as energy bills soar. a second man is arrested on suspicion of the murder of 9—year—old 0livia pratt—korbel in liverpool. it has now been five days since 0livia was shot in her own home, and as tribute here continue to pour in the home secretary pledges more funding for merseyside to help take guns off the street. in sport, england take control of the second test against south africa.

we saw it in scarborough and parts of eastern scotland _ in scarborough and parts of eastern scotlandand wales. thunderstorms developing across— and wales. thunderstorms developing across scotland and northern ireland — across scotland and northern ireland. the amberwarning in across scotland and northern ireland. the amber warning in place for the _ ireland. the amber warning in place for the rest — ireland. the amber warning in place for the rest of the day before central— for the rest of the day before central and southern england, eastern — central and southern england, eastern was as well. here you're more _ eastern was as well. here you're more likely— eastern was as well. here you're more likely see with health and travel— more likely see with health and travel due to the high temperatures. low travel due to the high temperatures. low cloud _ travel due to the high temperatures. low cloud across north—east england and eastern — low cloud across north—east england and eastern scotland tending to clear— and eastern scotland tending to clear away. already thunderstorms rattling _

this is jo scarborough's characterization on msnbc and then get your take.hing we don't have to wait to pass a verdict on is whether or not donald trump's statement yesterday was truthful or no. it's packed with lies. it's not a surprise. a raid on his house, no doors were kicked down. the fbi notified the secret service saying we're coming over and we're going to do a legal search. i know donald trump doesn't give a dam about the rule of law. >> martha: so when your husband, eric, former president's son got the phone call from people at mar-a-largo, is that how they character sized this, sort of no big deal? it was all very polite? >> well, i'm not exactly sure how they characterized it. what i'll say to joe scarborough, if somebody decides to show up on your door step and go there your personal belongings and violate your privacy, i'm going to guess that you probably would consider that to be more raid-like than sunshine, lollipops and rainbows as if we should believe anything he says. i think that whenever you break down what exactly happened and what led

but if you are in scarborough, for example, it could only be 16 with a keen breeze off the north sea.little rain in the forecast with steady temperatures in the mid twenties in the south, the high teens in the north. have a great weekend. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are geri scott, political reporter at the times, and the author and journalist, emma woolf. thank you both for staying up late to be with us tonight. let's begin with the independent. there's a dark winter ahead — warns the independent — following 0fgem's announcement that the latest energy price cap will rise to more than three thousand pounds. and that price cap could reach as high as 6,000

but if you are in scarborough, for example, it could only be 16 with a keen breeze off the north sea.all. very little rain in the forecast with steady temperatures in the mid twenties in the south, the high teens in the north. have a great weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines... the authorities in pakistan have issued emergency warnings of severe flooding in the north—west of the country — as the heaviest monsoon rains in decades continue. near the city of quetta, homes, railway tracks and road bridges have been washed away. the us justice department has released the legal evidence used to justify the unprecedented search of donald trump's florida home. large parts of the affidavit were blacked out to protect witnesses and the integrity of the ongoing investigation. mr trump has called the operation a witch—hunt. energy bills in britian are set to soar by 80% in october — causing real hardship for millions of people, who are already coping with a steep rise in

but if you are in scarborough, for example, it could only be 16 celsius with a keen breeze off the northarge, the weather, again, is not looking bad at all. very little rain in the forecast with steady temperatures in the mid 20s in the south, the high teens in the north. have a great weekend. you're watchin bbc news, i'm rich preston. our top stories: the court document used to justify a search of donald trump's florida home is released by the us justice department, but it's heavily redacted. millions forced from their homes, and warnings of more severe flooding in pakistan. a national emergency is declared. it's been more than ten days of heavy rains and yet the streets of sukkur are still flooded. this is one of the main roads linking this community to the outside world. the software altering the accents of call—centre workers but is it fighting bias or perpetuating it? # hold me closer tiny dancer... and did she do it again? what the critics said about britney spears' comeback single with eltonjohn.

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but if you are in scarborough, for example, it could only be 16 degrees with a keen breeze off the northery little rain in the forecast with steady temperatures in the mid 20s in the south, the high teens in the north. have a great weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines: the usjustice department has released the legal evidence used to justify the unprecedented search of donald trump's florida home. large parts of the affidavit were blacked out to protect witnesses and the integrity of the ongoing investigation. mr trump has called the operation a witch—hunt. the authorities in pakistan have issued emergency warnings of severe flooding in the north—west of the country as the heaviest monsoon rains in decades continue. near the city of quetta, homes, railway tracks and road bridges have been washed away. stock markets in the us ended the week sharply down following tough comments by the head of the central bank. the federal reserve chairman warned that controlling inflation was the key to combating the fastest rise in prices in nearly four decades, but said it would be painful.

joe scarborough said channels must be used to go after angry people on news.s he forget that he is on cable news products at least biden has dementia, what is his excuse? say hello to bonnie and -- clyd. why is that -- by his own reasoning he and his wife shoul serve life sentences although that would be cruel and unusual punishment for the guards. there's ever. a pattern. the facts are never trooper trump said you should drink bleach, drum said you should find people born. and then the freaks come out an say the walls are closing in. this looks worse than watergate. this could be the thing that really takes him down here. this could be the thing that really takes him down. left mac. >> i just look at him and i think, turn. i'm not going to say it. >> he does not look like one. >> he does not look like one no even close then the truth comes out and it isn't within media wants so they turn their angry gaze to you you become the threat. that's when the people with the phones tuneup and now the crime that started it all isn't that important anymore. is the backla

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that passes as intellectual discourse from this scarborough blue crowd. >> well, first of all, if youto talk about it, there would be 30 fbi agents entering the home with no particular reason, picking up a college professor at the airport and deliberately walking him in chains to the airport to humiliate him. it would be basically replacing the fbi with the german secret police as the appropriate title when i am happy to have a debate with people like max who are apologists for a field anti-american establishment which has year after year failed the american people, failed to defend our interest, failed to win wars or reform to bureaucracies, failed to educate our children, people like this, like max, are the representatives of a dying system, as it starts to diet grows more disparate. and you saw last night is the desperation of a regime that knows they are on the edge of being eliminated. and i think that we will see more of this in the weeks to come. laura: in a statement exclusively to fox, our congressman said three fbi agents visited me and sees my phone, they made no attempt to

joe scarborough was accused of committing murder while serving in congress -- without being charged or even investigated. no one is above the law. remember that. there was a lot of posturing in the days after the raid. it didn't make sense, even propaganda hass to add up. puck 2 + 2 = 9 doesn't convince anybody. they really thought that donald trump possessed documents of imminent danger to the united states of america, then why did they wait a year and a half to do anything about it? why did they wait until 90 days before a midterm election that do polls are suggesting they will lose? it makes sense. the question answers itself. despite the appearance, the radon mar-a-lago is not an act of law enforcement. it was an attack, a power grab. the raid on trump's home was "exactly what it looks like, to show -- the opposition leader and his bodyguard." if this happened in another country -- "it would be the act of a dictator." as un-american, you don't want to believe it, you hear the essential fact -- as a un-american, you don't want to hear it. joe biden was president -- the same week tha

beautiful part of scarborough, maine named after joe scarborough who invented morning show.rning. borders can. >> ainsley: good morning, everyone. not true. false information. >> starting with fake news. >> brian: back inaction today. in terms of summer, things are going to get slow, especially with an election. nothing picks up until labor day and then this week happens. >> steve: boys are back in town. >> ainsley: only the fbi knew and next thing you knew a lot of breaking news. >> brian: this story is like taunting if you ask me. >> ainsley: hunter biden hopping on air force one alongside his father, president biden, and as the pair, they are departing for this lavish family vacation at key with a island. >> the get away you know where that is, right? >> i do. just days away after ransacked florida president trump's florida home it was indeed a raid. >> steve: joe and his family is in south carolina live in washington, d.c. with the developments on this thursday morning. kevin? >> great to be with you guys. the gang is all back together again. great to have you back in th

this is scarborough maine.ns out there was a high level of e. coli detected in the river during routine testing. >> could we get word to scarborough maine servers? an announcement on behalf of the chamber of they have a new fire fifth. that's good news. >> it's the 17th day of august. it's going to be 69 degrees in scarborough maine. >> they are tough people. they were born with plat on. just ready for action. little bit chapped. people are tough they wear plaid? >> if you ever seen somebody wear plaid and not worry or -- >> do you know in scottish families plaid is called a tartan? >> of their own design? >> you your families could be read, one could be writing green. >> can you change your tartan? >> it's already set in stone. you're born with the tartan you have. >> good morning. >> let's talk about the primaries yesterday. harriet hagman defeats wyoming incumbent liz cheney by almost a 40-point landslide. liz cheney is already hinting on higher office higher office. >> she is indeed. the law in the state of

aberdeen is a nippy15, perhaps 15 or16 aberdeen is a nippy15, perhaps 15 or 16 in scarborough, may behigher in great yarmouth. overall with that high pressure building across the uk, i think the week ahead is looking promising with predominantly dry weather, although of course we need the rain. but i think we agree it is not looking bad at all. thanks. and that's bbc news at six on friday 26th august. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. from the six team it's goodbye. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. and regions for the goodnight. and regions for the hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm gavin ramjaun. ellen white reveals how she suffered a punctured lung last year. england's record scorer reflects on her life after football, following her retirement this week. ben stokes is in destructive mood — the england captain scores a stunning century — they're dominating against south africa. and a new player enters the formula 1 arena. but can audi make an impac

we were told that joe scarborough among others had dangerous nuclear secrets in this document. have you seen any indication that that is true? >> tucker, the people that run the doj fetishize these markings in all this bureaucratic stuff they put out there. they have to do to justify their existence. no, there is no evidence of that in the unredacted affidavit, tucker. >> thank you fur that. great to see you tonight. >>> early this week a man called andrew tate was basically erased from the internet by all the big tech companies and some financial companies too. we wondered why. who is this guy? we sat down and talk to him. what don't they want you to hear from andrew tate? we played you a bunch of it last night. there is one part we haven't played about self respect and why that is so important. we thought it is worth showing it to you. we will when we come back. hi, i'm karen. i lost 41 pounds with golo and i've kept it off for a full year. i've been dieting for decades. with golo, i can enjoy my life. i don't feel like i'm restricted, i feel like i'm just living my life. >>>

and my colleague, joe scarborough said this. new york and heard the news with my parents on the car radio. my dad voted for nixon twice. and initially thought watergate was an east coast establishment getting back at him. dad sat in tears. he said, if he did half of what they accused him of, he should resign. pat fast forward, thinking of the modern day republican party. a former president who said he could shoot someone on fifth avenue and no one would care. how much has the party changed since then? >> it's changed in our society. it's changed. when i read that from our friend joe, i almost choked up to think how much things had changed since 1974. from here, donald trump has quite obviously at the center of a blueprint to take over the capitol, attack congress. probably a coup d'État against the united states. and claiming against all logic that he won the presidency in 2020 with anyone who is saying, we all know that that is not true. yet, in this subculture nowadays, because of fox news and other conservative news organizat

but first, happy birthday kathy scarborough. now, please. >> i was going to jonathan lemire to wish happy birthday. but thank you for doing it. and i would think that kay would want to hear it from the best-selling author who sold more books than we printed the guttenberg bible. he is huge and massive. so jonathan, mika killed hamlet the first act there. so kate has been wished a happy birthday. i wish you could have done it personally. that would have meant so much to her. but let's move on. and talk about how disorienting it is to actually be seeing things happening in washington, d.c. the way they've been happening over the past couple of weeks. i mean, i just heard from "the new york times," for democrats passage of the measure capped a six week stretch that included final approval of the $280 billion competitiveness with china which republicans were against for a while, and then the largest expansion of v.a. benefits in more than two decades which republicans were against for a while and finally caved. it would achieve the

joe scarborough actually said that legal channels must be used to go after angryaf people on cable news. is he so stupid that he forgets he's on cable news and cornered the market in anger? yeah. is that stupid?d? at least biden has dementia. what's his excuse? it's tv pundits who say t outrageous things are criminals. say hello to bonnieo clyde. >> but why is by his own reasoning, he and the wife should serve life sentences, although that would be cruelth and unusual punishment forua the guards. so you notice there's a pattern to every story involving trump or for that matter, anyone the media despises. first, this story breaks and the facts are never true. ertrump says you should drink bleach. trump says there are fine people who are not my god, the border patrol are whipping migrants and the freaks come out and say, oh, the walls are closing in this looks like it's worse than watergate. and you know, this could be thee thing that really takes him down. >> you know, this this could be the thing that really takes me back . i , i , i just look at him and i think but but i'm not going to

that's that passess as intellectual discourse from the scarborough boot crowd. well, first of all, if you want to form a new fascist, it would be 30 fbi agents entering your home with no particular reason. it would be the fbi p pickingcup a college professor at national airport and deliberately walking him in chains through the airport to humiliate. al it would be basically replacing the fbi with the stasi,ma the german secret police, as the appropriate title. i'm happy to have a debate with people like max boot who are the apologists for a failed anti-islam americannt establishment which has year after year failed. the american people failed to defend our interests, failed to win wars, failed to reform the bureaucracies, failed to educate our children. people like max boot are in fact the representatives of dying system. and as it starts to die, it grows more desperate. and what you saw last night. d mara lago, was the desperation of a national machineas that knows it's on the edge of being defeated and then being eliminated. and ina think that you'll see more

was revolutionary to us because he both only experienced it remember campaigning for hillary in scarboroughating and alone and miserable what we were just so committed and i did not want it to feel like that. >> i experience that working for bernie. i love him to death but with the campaign it is super extractive and then to bring friends into it and building community to have food and the space to air our grievances afterwords and also celebrate the good ones was so important to kick the soccer ball in the parking lots. having friends and community to be the focal point is so important. >> you felt that's what you wanted to bringll into your campaign from the bernie and hillary campaign you wanted to make that change. that's why you invested so much in the way you did what you did. because on the video you throughout the playbook. people were telling you that you cannot do that that is not the way the campaign. but if you bet on yourself you usually when. [laughter] >> i think it is important to say there are so many incredible productive folks like you and me who are elected all across th

sale, joe scarborough here. i think that is an important insight because a think a lot of people are expecting, whether their news organizations or supporters of president trump, who are expecting to see a lot from these documents that are going to be disappointed. first thing i want to underline is what you said and it is just so critical, we've been saying on the show for this show for quite sometime, no man is above the law and in this country you're innocent until proven guilty. i don't think we could underline that fact enough. and i would love for you to follow up on what you just said about the possibility that, yes, there may have been a crime committed, but that crime may not -- and i'm not saying this isn't the case, but we just need to lay this out. because i think at times, we, the media, have jumped the gun in the past. but a crime could have been committed. they could have presumed that a crime was committed by not necessarily by donald trump himself. >> there are so many things that we don't know.

. >>>> i think it was scarborough and tucker colson, back to back. the number one media. >> you don't really give up on facebook, though. you say the left needs to push out messages on facebook. but when you look at the top posts on facebook, they are overwhelmingly ben shapiro republican. you clearly think that is the algorithm, but do you think the left can counter that? you highlight the outrage and anger we can use. do you think that our base will share the messages or do you think the algorithm of facebook is so screwed that we have to fix it first? >> algorithms respond to the input. right now the amount of right wing information pumped into the algorithm is exponentially greater. there's more right wing engages, pushing out more content. we are not necessarily going to very quickly close that gap, but there is room. we have to find ways to have messages that are consistent with our political narrative that also go viral on facebook. that's very hard because the number one political posts on facebook this week, for the week ending today, was by

. >> really quick, ink in o one sentence we are told at the outset by joe scarborough, among many otherst there were dangerouse g ot nuclear secrets in this trove of documents. have you seen any indication that that's true? >> t the doj, they fetishize these at markings and all thishi bureaucratic stuff they put out there, they have to ite. justifies their existence. no, there is no evidence of that in the unredacted affidavit. >> tucker, thankd affidavit, great hermitude. great to see you tonight. s ee youso early this week, a mand called andrew was basically andrew terased from the internel the big tech companies and some of the financial companies,why. too. >> and we wondered why, who is this guy? so we sat down and we talked to what don't they want you toto hear from andrew ? we played you a bunch of itnigh. last night. th haven't played abouter self-respect and why that's so important. and we thought it's worth showing it to you. and we will when we come back in just a minute, attention military personnel, families and civilians who were stationed or worked at camp lejeune from 1953

the word from joe scarborough, a man who was accused of committing murderugh while serving as a member of congress, yet somehow moved seamlessly to the msnbc lineup without being charged or even investigated. no one is above the law. chd or eveabremember that. so it was an awful lot of posturing in the days after the raid, but none of it was very effective because again, it didn't make sense. even propaganda has to add up. two plus two equals nine doesn't convince anybody nuclear secrets. if 2 the by = administration rey believe that they really thought donald trump possessed documents that posed an imminent danger to american national security, then you haveum to wonder why do they wat a year and a half to do anything about it? rwhy do they wait till 90 days before a midterm election, an electionai that polls suggest they will lose? it doesn't make a wave actually does make sense. in fact, the question answers itself. despite superficial appearances, the way to mar a lago was not anio act of law enforcement was the opposite of that. it was an attack on the rule of was a power grab,ce

i think that's exactly what joe scarborough was talking about a moment ago, is his fellow republicansovern. they didn't necessarily go into the minority. they did for a period of time. more than that, they realized how they could continue to return to power without representing a majority of the people. but i think that was the beginning of the serious dysfunction we see today. it got worse in various iterations in the years since then. >> dana, what was fascinating to me, at least when i was there, there were people who believed in balancing the budget. what shocked me is when i went back five years ago, the guys that were fighting and politically willing to die for balanced budgets, for budget surplus -- i mean, when i left, we had $155 billion in budget surplus. then you go through the bush years, record deficits, record debt. you go through the trump years, record deficits, record debt. i mean, my god, there was always a hard sigh to the rhetoric, but some things actually got done. i mean, as far as, there were at least some people who believed in what they claim to believe. now,

like, you know, i remember canvassing for hillary in scarborough, gosh, it was so bad.and we were really committed to have having a campaign cuture -- culture that didn't feel like that. >> yeah, absolutely. >> i experienced that too working for bernie. i love bernie to death, but it is campaign culture. it's, you know, the clipboard, can i sign you up for something next week? bringing friends into it, building community, where we would have food and have space to talk about our grievances after the conversations at the doors, and also celebrate the good ones, it was so important, kicking a soccer ball in the parking lot. [inaudible]. yeah, having friends in community be the focal point of it was so important. >> did you feel like that's what you wanted to bring in to your campaign is like the things you had learned from bernie's, from hillary's campaign, you wanted to make that change? that was part of why you invested so much in the way in what you did what you did. you hear on the video. you threw out the play book. i think even in your book, people were telling you

both experienced it as something pretty miserable like, you know, i remember sing for hillary and scarborough so bad. i don't think i ever volunteered for hillary ever again because i was just like it felt so alienating and alone and miserable and we were just really committed to having a campaign culture that that didn't feel like that. yeah. yeah, i i experienced that too working working for bernie. i love bernie to death, but it's just campaign culture. it's you know. here's your clipboard. put it there when you're done and can you can assign you up for some more shifts next week and it's it's super extractive and bring bringing friends into it building community where we'd have have food and have space air our grievances after awful conversations at the doors and also celebrate the good ones was so important kicking a soccer ball in the parking lot. shout billy the front row and probably other folks say at least lights are great. yeah having having friends and community be the the focal point of it. so important. yeah. did you feel like that's what you want to bring into your to your camp

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this is roland scarborough from the washington times.hey have always had a target on trump's back, writing that the news that mr. trump was planning a return triumphantly to the white house and a launch of a war on the bureaucratic washington must have rattled the biden political loyalist and mr. garland's justice department. mar-a-lago was designed to find what they were looking for and he is a sure winner with the d.c. area. the editorial board calling it garland's warrant by sanctioning a mar-a-lago search, they say he has broken a political norm that has stood for 232 years. he better have enough evidence to justify it in the end or have unleashed political forces and a precedent that democrats as much as donald may come to regret. and one more from the washington post, ruth marcus saint merrick garland is no cowboy saying he is the opposite of a cowboy he is more inclined to worry and issue to death and to shoot from the hip, writing he is a stickler for procedure. if anything, his missteps at the department have stuck to -- more fu

strong, but it will have the effect of keeping some of our eastern coasts rather cool, so 16 for scarboroughwhere to the west of the uk, bringing the chance for some rain and also changing the wind direction, so no more east or north—easterly winds, more of a south or south—westerly wind, and that will make things feel a little warmer as we head into the start of september. no heatwave, but a little bit warmer. some sunshine, but with the increasing chance that we'll see a little bit of rain at times. probably nothing quite as dramatic, though, as some of us saw during thursday. tonight at ten... as britain braces itself for a rise in the energy price cap tomorrow — calls for emergency help from the government. households and businesses are facing crippling bills, with many unsure of how they'll cope. it's frightening to be perfectly honest. i don't know what we're going to do, i'm just hoping somebody will offer a lifeline, maybe the government will help, who knows? we'll be asking how ministers might respond to what are becoming urgent cries for help. also on the programme... a "unique, ch

>> wacky joe and jack scarborough both have varitek jerseys.lemire has a varitek story, don't you, jonathan? >> i do, you'll recall in the early days of pandemic just home doing this by zoom, i had the photo of jason varitek punching alex rodriguez in the face on the ball behind me. >> american democracy. that's standing up to tyranny right there. >> liz cheney has nothing on jason varitek. i got a chance to meet the captain. i thanked him for the wins in the world series and thanked him for punching alex rodriguez in the face. i recognized him unlike that man. >> and you as have a picture of pedro throwing the beloved elderly don zimmer to the ground. violent assaults that shocked conscience of a nation. and jeter, and mariano, they play ball, they get out in the community, they don't punch elderly citizens, those are our guys. >> you know, you know, that was a low point. i mean, zimmer watching him -- he did have it coming. and it wasn't self-defense, lemire. for people who don't know about the varitek/a-rod deal, there was no punching in the