jonathan karp is the president of simon and schuster. mr. karp, congratulations on celebrating 100 years in publishing. who are some of the favorite authors that you've worked with over the years? oh, my gosh. well, i guess i'll start with bob woodward, because i do think he's he's a classic simon and schuster author. and the funny thing is, i actually met bob years ago when i was a summer intern at the washington post and he came in and he talked to us and he told us a story about being published by simon schuster at the time. and he he actually told the head of simon schuster that he had an idea for a book. he thought that he should write his next book as an exposÉ on the publishing business and the ceo, simon schuster. snider said, i've got a great title for that. my last book and i never forgot that joke. and bob didn't write that book, but he has written many other great ones. and and i've i've had the pleasure of working with him for a long time now, and he has such integrity as a report. he follows the facts wherever they lead them. h

this is where abigail simon grew up.y and both parents graduates of notre dame. this is where she was pulled over, arrested and charged with criminal sexual misconduct. where in november 2014, she sat down with us in the family living room. >> how does it feel right now? >> today it is scary because this is the first time i am sharing this with anyone other than my therapist's were lawyers. i have been holding onto it for so long. >> holding onto what exactly? abby simon told us everything you heard about her relationship with the young man is a lie. perpetuated by his family. and overzealous detectives. >> it is hard because the way it is portrayed in my story has really been told by them, it is not the person i am. >> abby's story? after attending a masters degree in academic advising, she moved to grand rapids and was offered a position in that specialty by the catholic diocese but soon she was not so much advising but tutoring athletes at two high schools. one of them was that boy who was struggling with a 1 .7 grade

as simon _ as we speak. simon jones, thank you very much. as simon was _ as we speak.k you very much. as simon was saying - as we speak. simon jones, thank you very much. as simon was saying it i as we speak. simon jones, thank you very much. as simon was saying it is| very much. as simon was saying it is a very long cargo vessel, the dali, and the owners of the singapore flagged ship said it had collided with the pillar of the bridge around 1:30am and all crew members including the two pilots on board have been accounted for. let's speak to our business reporter katie silver. this is a very large cargo vessel, isn't it? and it was heading for sri lanka, we understand.— isn't it? and it was heading for sri lanka, we understand. that's right. as simon mentioned _ lanka, we understand. that's right. as simon mentioned the _ lanka, we understand. that's right. as simon mentioned the shipping i as simon mentioned the shipping company is located here in singapore, the synergy marine group, down to 15 minute—drive that way, it is a singapore flagged containership the dali as

but for the cheapest simon, who is essentially considered her successor. i'm really big night who's looking ahead to november? she gave a fiery speech earlier front of a lot of supporters talking about how she's going to go to washington and push for reproductive rights for women, housing rights, how her movement has been essentially a grassroots movement for black liberation and also to give black and brown people a voice in our barber lead, though, unfortunately, was not able to make it here for simon's party, but she sent in a video message earlier saying that simon is the perfect person take over the 12th congressional district, which covers a number of cities out here in the east bay, including oakland and alameda in berkeley, around 750,000 simon, though, of course, in her speech thanked lee for essentially paving the way for women like her to even have this become potentially a reality and be a person that works for the house of representatives in washington. >> i'm going to work hard for the few months until we get to >> and some of the other notab

simon calder, travel expert. _ expiry date on your passport. simon calder, travel expert.el expert. i want - expiry date on your passport. simon calder, travel expert. i want to - calder, travel expert. i want to take you back to the live pictures from baltimore, where that vessel crashed into a bridge yesterday. we have heard in the last hour that investigators have recovered the data recorderfrom investigators have recovered the data recorder from the ship and are hoping it will throw light on to why the vessel lost power soon after leaving baltimore port. the head of the national transportation safety board said it will look into whether dirty fuel could have played a role in that crash. annita mcveigh will be here very shortly with bbc news now, we will have the latest from baltimore, but let's get a check on the weather with helen willetts. hello. it's been pretty miserable for the morning rush with driving rain, hill snow across the north, and even a dusting of snow in the heavier downpours further south, as well. this is exmoor earlier. so, it is slightly windier to

the simon kingston deals in the world's most expensive cause. the kids didn't cases to fantasies in a world where money is no object. the older you get, you have more privileges that you don't need money for me. doesn't mean any it's the well, the functions of people always want to come see the garage and i've been inspired by ours, in many different ways. the wilds of legendary rook stuff. second great fender guitar, australia, various you know, it's a tool in the hub. pacific classic coffee. good. would that come close to that again? so on lake coma and pebble beach. simon kingston plays the master of ceremonies. juggling the vanities and passions, if he's clear on the house in a marketplace west billions. kingston olson has one of the largest stands that rec, treadaway bail in paris. the world's most important classic call shows my personal intention is to select car last time. yeah, that would make me very happy in my spare as i'm a, i'm a market used car dealer and you'd be amazed the sacrifices that people make myself included way beyond w

it simon kits didn't stand at the rec for my bill in paris. the now do you want to see what you get for say, lots of money? no real ventilation, no air conditioning, no power steering no radio. no windows, no door handles no carpets. but one of the best engines ever designs the, the, the, for decades, the re, to 50 g cios of which would be such 6 were bill with the most expensive overcharges on the caustic comp keeps that says, until simon kingston's crew in may 2022. the symbol of the 300 s l for mercedes, for one of his clients, for a 135000000 euros of the whole story with, with that cause a conversation a long, long time ago with a friend about the great and sorry i'm not is my personal favorite, i've never made any secret of that for many, many years because of the story behind it. i need to learn how to pays for bill by legend. dream is eighty's engineer rudolph school in house for the 1956 racing season. when mercedes quit most of school, the 8 cylinder mules, but the 300 holes kind of, i became company called one of them. so it will an

simon harris has cleared the vote, simon cove said he has already spoken to simon over the last few daysel is one of the three parties involved in government, it will mean simon harris becomes the taoiseach, the prime minister, the country's youngest ever prime minister, or taoiseach. it comes after leo varadkar stepped down citing va radkar stepped down citing political and varadkar stepped down citing political and personal reasons. we will bring it to you when he speaks. well, simon harris is a senior member of the current irish government, and what is happening now is sequencing, if you will, towards him being eventually elected as the prime minister of ireland next month. later this afternoon he will be confirmed as the new leader of his own fine gael party, and that in itself is significant, because fine gael is currently part of a three—party coalition government in ireland, and fine gael currently holds the position of prime minister in that coalition government, so it basically has the pick for the next prime minister, and it will now go on to nominate simon harris at a meeting

paul simon. applause] he is the subject of a documentary, "in restless dreams," by the great documentarian alex gibney. going to talk about that and also he will be performing. [cheers and applause] you don't get that every day. you don't get that every day. folks. folks, i spend most of my time, right over there, sourcing the day's finest news leather, hand-stiching and dyeing it into the most topical light beige matelasse chevron, then giving it a softly structured shape to which i add an oversized flap closure and antique gold-toned hardware to present to you the arresting yet tasteful gg marmont mini top handle gucci bag that is my nightly monologue. but sometimes, just sometimes, folks, i am chased into an abandoned abattoir by human-animal hybrids of my own creation and rip the shredded plastic tarp off a window, which i stuff with some acorns and tubers and strap it to my belt with a garbage twist tie and set off into the night with the demented fanny pack of news that is my segment... >>

simon christopher danczuk, reform uk candidate, 1,968. iain donaldson, liberal democrat candidate, 2,164. applause paul simon ellison, the conservative party candidate, 3,731. applause george galloway, workers party of britain candidate, 12,... cheering 12,335. michael howarth, independent candidate, 246. applause william howarth, independent candidate, 523. applause guy otten, green party candidate, 436. ravin rodent subortna, official monster raving loony party candidate, 209. cheering david anthony tully, independent candidate, 6,648. cheering and applause that was 6,638. i do hereby declare that george galloway is duly elected. cheering and applause welcome to rochdale. the cheering and applause welcome to rochdale. ., ., , welcome to rochdale. the turnout was 39.7%. welcome to rochdale. the turnout was 39-7%- thank — welcome to rochdale. the turnout was 39-7%- thank you. _ welcome to rochdale. the turnout was 39.7%. thank you, ladies _ welcome to rochdale. the turnout was 39.796. thank you, ladies and - 39.7%. thank you, ladies and g

scott simon don't worry, we got we got this. we'll figure it out now, that was kind of those it i mean, it was a very vague when it came to the very difficult grave challenges and issues that ukraine was facing. it was very optimist kind of happy go lucky and promising that this this group of outsiders would come in and drain the swamp and breathe new life and bring blood into the political elites. and so on though, that was sort of his his approach. there's a wonderful picture in the book he's performing on stage as all the and he's in a pair skintight leather pants and you have a very droll caption on there that he was frequently seen and skin tight leather pants at the time and that to me just paints picture is this kid who is the class clown? he had created a show where he was portraying a person who accidentally became president. right. that was the premise of the sitcom. and then everybody looked at each other and said, well, maybe you should become president. what was state of ukrainian government that the public would at

apparently on simon. that's why you constantly send her to me. i dream about this more than anything else in the world, so i’m getting married, mom, i just haven’t told you yet, hold on, dasha, can i have you, huh? yes, of course, don’t be scared , smile, mom, we didn’t know how to tell you, but since you asked yourself, there’s no point in hiding anymore, we’re getting married, i love dasha and i want to be with her, i’m sorry that... and that’s why , please bless us, wish us happiness, so, now let’s talk honestly, my mother wants to marry me again, why is this... bad for me, she will constantly organize me dates with different people on her look at worthy candidates , i understand, my mother also brought me a husband, why is this bad for everyone, she got it into her head that as soon as i remarry and have my own children, i will be obliged to return masha back to the grandfather’s home, no, please, not to the grandfather’s , i can take masha with me, there is no question of that, masha is my daughter. we would be calmer if you were next to me

simon: on the cost to the consumer.e consumer in the form of plastic waste today and municipalities that are currently dealing with that. so i think we need to make sure we're considering where these costs are falling as we do the full balance sheet for what an e.p.r. system would do. mayors in the midwest, part of the mississippi river cities ang about cost as one of the challenges they faced and how it's coming down to the local taxpayers. those mayors will be on the hill tomorrow to talk about their support of e.p.r. also. and washington has done some studies that have shown that there are benefits to it. coming back in the form of $600 to $300 a year by not having to pay for trash services. i think there's an opportunity to findhat common ground and where there could be those benefits to businesses, those benefits to the government and those so thank you again for the opportunity. appreciate it. sen. carper: we thank you all. i hope your work provides you as much joy and satisfactio work provides for us. people who

that says, until simon kids tends to in may 2020 to the kitchen. both the 300 s allow for mercedes, for one of his clients, for a 135000000 euros. of the whole story with, with that car was a conversation a long, long time ago with a friends about the great i'm not is my personal favorite. i've never made any secret of that for many, many years because of the story behind it. i need to learn how to pays for bill by legendary mist eighties, engineer rudolph wilton, house for the 1956 racing season. when mercedes quit most of school, the 8 cylinder mules, but they've been 300 who's kind of i became company called one of them so well in house himself found of the, the smallest of, of how much. and it probably could signs of it like that. and the aesthetics of the call, just kind of throws also obtain a vanity of that cost. never before had mercedes handed over a milestone in the company's history from its classic debt by the but then kids didn't came in on and entered into tough negotiations that announced it over 2 years. it was time, well spent a lo

simon jones, we will be back to you — information.. simon jones, we will be back to you later if _ information. simon jones, we will be back to you later if there _ information. simon jones, we will be back to you later if there are - information. simon jones, we will be back to you later if there are any - back to you later if there are any development. and you can follow this story live on bbc sounds — this morning nicky campbell is asking — kate: how much do we need to know? join the conversation and listen live on bbc radio five live on the bbc sounds app. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. you're watching bbc news. uk inflation drops to the lowest level in over two years — according to the new figures from the office for national statistics. consumer prices rose by a weaker—than—expected 3.4% in the year to february. this is a slowing from a 4% increase in january. all of this falls short of the bank of england's target 2%. many economists had predicted the drop and said it would further expectations that the b

simon, thank ou actually impose on the game. simon, thank you for— actually impose on the game.you for bringing _ actually impose on the game. simon, thank you for bringing us _ thank you for bringing us up—to—date. chelsea midfielder erin cuthbert has said "it's hard not to dream" as emma hayes' side aim to win the women's champions league for the first time. they take on ajax later today at the johan cruyff arena in amsterdam in the first leg of their quarterfinal tie. chelsea reached the semi—finals last season and want to win the european title for the first time in hayes' final season with the club. every game means a lot to me. you can see thatjust in the league and having a record crowd of the weekend at stamford bridge stop i really don't abortion any more emotional response to one competition over another. i would like to be part of another. i would like to be part of a team that wins as much as possible. —— i do not apportion. i'm excited to be in this arena. i saw pitch side the quality out there and i'm looking forward to the atmosphere. i know our players will be re

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simon plans to continue promoting economic justice and women's rights, and her office.e's what simon had to say about the possibility of taking over for her mentor and former college professor barbara lee's seat. >> i will fight for our folks and i will stop fighting until the material conditions of the folks outside of this institution here, their lives are better. i'm committed to that for the rest of my life. i'm excited to go to washington and i'm bringing all of us with this, we are going to win not just the election but we are going to -- win rights for people and housing and public safety, i'm going to work across the aisle and build a coalition as i've done for 30 years, let's go. team lateefah, i'm so excited. >> you watch party turning into a victory party as the numbers continue simon's favor, back to you guys. >> thank you. nice to see that energy of a first-time elected official when they head to washington dc, lateefah heading out. >> very gracious of barbara lee to pass the baton to her. >> the state assembly district 15, covering contra costa county, see

they say much for. that, simon. -- thanks very that, simon. —— thanks very much.ng kong's tough new security law, saying it will "further damage the rights and freedoms" of the people there. authorities say the law is necessary for hong kong's stability. but critics fear it will further erode civil liberties. let's hear from the territory's chief executive. translation: we can effectively . uard translation: we can effectively guard against _ translation: we can effectively guard against revolution - translation: we can effectively guard against revolution and - guard against revolution and also those advocating hong kong independence. we will never be afraid of neutral destruction again. and vandalized properties endangering the lives of hong kong people from now on. hong kong people will never have to experience the pain that we've experienced before. critics of hong kong's government are worried about the impact of this law. article 23 — as it is known — that law already criminalises secession, subversion, terrorism and collusion with foreign forces in hong kon

and news this afternoon, simon, into power. and news this afternoon, simon. from — into power. simon, from the energy _ into power. and news this afternoon, simon, from the energy regulator- simon, from the energy regulator which has a new ideas on how we should be paying for it? yes. which has a new ideas on how we should be paying for it?— which has a new ideas on how we should be paying for it? yes. at the moment we — should be paying for it? yes. at the moment we have _ should be paying for it? yes. at the moment we have a _ should be paying for it? yes. at the moment we have a price _ should be paying for it? yes. at the moment we have a price cap - should be paying for it? yes. at the moment we have a price cap which | moment we have a price cap which caps the amount of money can be charged for gas or electricity. ofgem is saying that because we have so many new sources in how energy is produced and so many different ways to use it, they are looking at something more dynamic, for example if you charge your car overnight, he should be able to get the benefit of a discount.

here, simon addressed her supporter, a short while ago. really emerged as a frontrunner in this race, picking up some big endorsements, including from governor gavin newsom and the california democratic party. now, with about 20% of the votes counted so far, simon's lead is almost double that over doctor jennifer tran, a cal state east bay professor who's currently in second place. the top two vote getters will move on to the november election. simon says even if she wins tonight, the work isn't done. >> if you look back at my 30 years of work, i have been working to create public safety opportunities for young people leaving the criminal justice system to get them into jobs. i've been fighting for equal wages. i've been pushing for transportation equity in the bay area. those are my priorities. i am stepping into a seat that has almost 60 years of progressive priorities. i'm going to keep moving that agenda. >> i know simon will continue on the campaign trail tomorrow. she has an event in richmond where she'll unveil some of her initiativ

you got i got the glory and simon got the experience. i like to write.o it's a tremendous treat to be here with one of the great foreign of■■"4> so much admiration for him. think in the introduction you st journalist into crimeaf ten years ago when this horrible conflictf . although i think unpack the fact that it's been hard to beat ukraine a longe. wonder if you't by telling us a little bit about yourself and how you came to this, of greatest journalist in russia in ukraine. oh, stopp. no, it's an enormous treat to meet you finally. and to be here. thank you all for coming out. thank you for that introduction. i'm a little bit dizzy from it. so about myself. yeah, i, i had the gift language that that is what my,whole career is kind of built on. i was born in the soviet, born in a suburb of moscow, and we immigrated to the united states when i was years old. and i grewp eangco russian. as soon as i finished university, i, i moved back to moscow to work at a little paper called the my, my first job interview was about 10 seconds long. the editor me do yo

so many special things around me to 50 d t o will also take center stage it simon kits didn't stand at the rec for my bill in paris. the now do you want to see what you get for say lots of money. the no real ventilation? no air conditioning, no power steering no radio, no windows, no door handles no carpets. but one of the best engines ever designs the for decades, the 3 to 50 g. cios of which have me such 26 were built with the most expensive overcharges on the classic comp case that's used until simon kingston's to in may 2020 to the symbol of the 300 f l for mercedes, for one of his clients, for a 135000000 euros of the whole story with, with that car was a conversation a long, long time ago with a friend about what the great concern was not is my personal favorite. i've never made any secret of that for many, many years because of the story behind it, only to learn how to pays for bill by legendary mist eighties, engineer rudo school in house for the 1956 racing season. but when mercedes quit most, just for the 8 cylinder mules with the 300 holes, kind of, i became company called o

lee endorsed lateefah simon prea mentioned, simon is a bart board tran's 18.er tranl a cal state university east bay professor. we heard from lateefah simon just a short time ago. we know that there's no one trick pony to public safety. >> it is about jobs, say jobs. it's about good health care, say health care. health care is about people in communities taking care of each other. >> lateefah simon again heavily favored to move on to november. but that race still has yet >> all right now to the race for the white house, where biden ant donald trump have both secured a >> and let's take a look at the republican primary results. donald trump with 75% of the vote tonight. nikki haley with 21. also, let's give you a look at how president biden is can ss secured 90% of those votes. a 2020 rematch appears to be inching closer. it sure does. >> nationwide, voters in 15 states, plus the territory of american samoa, cast ballots this super tuesday for both the democratic and republican parties. about a third of all delegates are at stake tonight in the presidential rac

♪("sinnerman" by nina simone)♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models.r volvo retailer to learn more. teenager, 17 year old cardi birx , was last seen in hayward on saturday at 3 p.m. that's on cherry way near oakland avenue. cardi has black hair and brown eyes, stands five feet 11in tall and weighs about 120 pounds. the sheriff's office is concerned for his safety and says he left without a cell phone and is unfamiliar with public transit. anyone with information is asked to call the alameda county broke into anúoakland businesss- early this morning, and the owner says this is the fifth break-in in two years. the manager of the mobile phone store says at about three this morning, the thieves took an ipad, the electronic equipment.d the robbery comes as some oakland business owners say they will stop paying taxes until the city does more to crack down on crime. one resident we spoke to places the blame squarely on mayor tao. >> this is not a malfeasance situation. she is doing a terrible jobn she needs to be brought to the forefront with questions. she n

simon jack, thank you. back now to the _ marshall. simon jack, thank you.ry about the i back now to the story about the conservative donor frank hester and his alleged comments about diane abbott, the mp. she didn't get to have her say in parliament today during prime minister's questions. let's talk to our political editor chris mason, she has had her say now? . . chris mason, she has had her say now? , , ., , ., chris mason, she has had her say now? , , . , ., ., . now? yes, she has written an article that has been _ now? yes, she has written an article that has been published _ now? yes, she has written an article that has been published in _ now? yes, she has written an article that has been published in the - now? yes, she has written an article that has been published in the last l that has been published in the last few minutes in the independent in which she describes frank hester�*s alleged remarks as a textbook definition of racism and sexism. she accuses the conservative party of long having been" a source of whipping up racism in the country". t

greg simons uh give us your perspective as well as mr.mbolic of the fracturing of the military and the political aspects of the ukrainian front, the fact that newland had to go there and sort things out, and uh, well, of course, sovereinity. and determined who should stay and who should go, so that was one point. the second point, every time there is a russian victory on on the another taking of village or whatever, the ukrainians generally have a little bprick terrorists like strike against some kind of civilian infrastructure in russia, such as the attacking belgrad region again. i mean, "this is they're trying to complate this measure of activity with measure of effect, i mean it has no military value, but they still try to prove to the sponsors uh that they're worth supporting, but i think that one of the most very telling things in the current time is the fact that victoria newland has gone, and this is uh, we're talking march, and of course we know in november the u.s. goes to vote for the next president, so..." this may be signalin

simon coming out. the blue it 5, 1, really excited that she is just apparently doing very well in this race right now for primary a lot of supporters out here, including current da, pam. look right. former oakland mayor libby shaft, number of people out such as a family member, mia bonta, big party she came outside cannot give a fiery speech earlier saying that she is not scared of any republicans and her campaign has a grassroots movement about black liberation and also taking the country back from passes. barbara lee also giving a video earlier. barbara lee her mentor and somebody that she as a as simon is being the successor really, simon does that if he ends up in washington that she would champion housing rights and reproductive rights for women and that she says that people like barbara lee are the reason why she got involved in politics and that she paved the way for black women like her to have a voice in this country. >> i'm going to work so hard for the few months until we get to november rea

, simon jack, thank you very — for that position. 0k, simon jack, thank you very much. _ lithuania has the late russian opposition figure alexei navalny, calling it a pre—planned assault. this is leonid volkov, a long—time ally of mr navalny. he was assaulted while in his car in the lithuanian capital vilnius on tuesday night. he was left with a broken arm and covered in blood. in a tweet, navalny�*s team said he'd been attacked outside his house. someone broke a car window and sprayed tear gas in his eyes, after which the attacker began hitting him with a hammer. mr volkov has released a video message urging russians to continue the struggle against president putin. translation: thank you very much for your words of support. _ it's a bit tough, but never mind. we'll get over it. i was pleased to read what you had written to me. even more so because while i was reading, i knew i was still alive. they wanted to make me into a schnitzel with a meat hammer right outside my house, in the yard. the attacker hit me 15 times in my leg. surprisingly, the leg is still in one piece. it is diffic

she actually handed a baton to latifah simon, who she obviously endorsed, and simon is here to give me a quick update on that. that's the 12th congressional district. simon is the front-runner right now. she's got 42% of the vote. coming in second is jennifer tran at 17%. so at this point, obviously, there'll be updated report, but it looks like it'll be simon and jennifer tran barring any changes that will head into the november general election. but again, the third place vote getter is not too far behind, so that second place vote can fluctuate. for now live near downtown oakland, i'll send it back to you, juliette. >> da, thank you for that. let's turn to sara now where we're talking about public safety issues in san francisco among other things. >> this was a really interesting result in san francisco because it was sort of a way to gauge where voters in the city are feeling. they're deciding on how to handle the city's drug crisis for one. prop f is somewhat of a controversial measure, incredibly controversial we should say. it was put forth by mayor london breed, and the premise

simon danczuk is claiming to be a "real alternative". reform uk candidate, which used to be the brexit party, and he was the mp for rochdale until 2017. labour had suspended him after he sent lewd texts to a 17—year—old girl, which he apologised for. the conservative candidate is paul ellison, a local businessman, a previous winner of rochdale man of the year. but he wasn't in rochdale for part of the run up to the by election, as he was on holiday. the green party had disowned the candidate they initially selected to fight the contest, guy 0tten, over remarks about the middle east on social media. he made derogatory remarks about the muslim faith. rochdale was a lib dem stronghold not so long ago and the party's candidate iain donaldson believes it can be again. we will be light at the calgary shortly. —— we will be live at the count very shortly. labour's shadow immigration minister, stephen kinnock, was asked for his reaction to the by—election now the polls have closed. well, to be frank, i'm pleased that this whole sorry saga has co

danczuk was unfairly ta rted by their candidate simon danczuk was unfairly tarted by george gallowaypporters. we have 28 to see what he has to say, but reform uk, i don't think very confident of having done much in this by election, having had a local candidate in simon danczuk, and they have not fully come close to doing anything. peter, i am going to let you go and try and get richard tice from that be a scrum so we can talk to him. back to you very shortly. want to go back to joe twyman. the back tojoe twyman. the george calvin camping saying if they did win it would be a total rejection of mainstream party politics. it would be an interesting win —— the george galloway campaign. it be an interesting win -- the george galloway campaign.— galloway campaign. it would be. by election campaigns _ galloway campaign. it would be. by election campaigns are _ galloway campaign. it would be. by election campaigns are unusual - galloway campaign. it would be. by election campaigns are unusual in l election campaigns are unusual in some anyways and for so many reasons. but it could be the ca

simon, it is so good to have ou with but... simon, it is so good to have you with us. _ but...t is so good to have you with us, time is tight for us. . you with us, time is tight for us. we will have continuing reaction on bbc news. we have been getting used to some very mild weather over the past week or more, temperatures reaching nearly 19 degrees some days ago but a different feel to the weather, it is windy and cold and we will see a mixture of sunshine and showers, a better prospect for more sunshine as we head into sunday. this cold air out to the north of the uk bringing strong winds and the air source coming from the north—west, iceland and greenland, hence it is feeling cold but an afternoon, showers rattling through especially in the north and west, wintry on the hills. we can see some and thunder across the wealth of the midlands. winds gusting in excess of 50 miles an hour across the north of the uk. on the thermometer temperatures reading 7-10 but the thermometer temperatures reading 7—10 but when you factor in the strong north north—westerly winds, it will feel l

and then mark simone and joe concha on whether joe biden is old or impaired or both. but first, let's go to our own grady trimble live in ashburn, virginia. grady what can you tell us. reporter: well, i can tell you as we have been talking with voters today, the economy is an issue that keeps coming up. the voters are comparing how they feel financially right now to how they felt financially when former president trump was in office. and you know white house likes to tout that rate of inflation has come down, and wages are now outpacing inflation. but when we talk to the voters, the economy thous white house is describing is not the economy they feel. >> inch is feeling the -- everyone is feeling the crunch right now, my wife says it every time, strawberries within unagain it south of hand. >> jobs on rise but the cost of leaving prices are up. there is a lot that is not right with the system. >> with me being a realtor and interest rates are discouraging people from buying, people are locked in with a golden handcuff, they can't afford to move now. reporter: on campa

simon harris has been elected the new leader of the irish governing party, fine gael.aradkar�*s surprise resignation. it's been revealed that nearly half of playgrounds in the uk are not suitable for disabled children. a survey by the charity, scope, found that more than 1,000 play areas had little or no accessibility. now they're launching a new tool to help parents find spaces that are suitable for their children. our reporter louisa pilbeam has more. whoa! nine—year—old benjamin loves playing with his brothers in the playground. but because he has cerebral palsy, epilepsy, and is registered blind, it's not always this easy because not all playgrounds are like this one, where equipment can be used by disabled children. according to new figures, half of the uk's public play areas are unfit for children with disabilities. one day, we went to the local park, we lifted him into the standard toddler swing and he actually got stuck, where his legs had gone really stiff from his cerebral palsy. we really struggled to remove him from the swing safely. and that was the defini

waiting, simon harris, as you have just been hearing there.d, and he has been speaking and addressing domestic issues across the republic of ireland, but also he has been speaking to global events, referring to what he described as the illegal invasion of ukraine. he also spoke about the crisis in the middle east and said that ireland would continue to address and do what it could to help what he described as a humanitarian catastrophe in gaza. he also said that under his leadership, ireland will continue to pursue demands for an immediate ceasefire, for the immediate release of hostages, and for the pursuit of a two state solution. and as far as europe was concerned, he said that under his leadership, ireland will continue to be a pro—european party. that is for another day, because simon harris has been elected leader of his party today, but as far as being elected leader of the country and being prime minister and taoiseach, that is some time away. that will happen on the 9th of april when the irish parliament reconvenes after the easter re

says simon is imminent in the north. i'm the entire truth is not one. that's the right. time and review committee says they'll be funded by may unless the system is ready for it. is austin inside the ship. a hospital in kansas city is really always 4th rate on the facility since is war and gone. so it began last october, many palestinians. and i'll just say what john, this is matt i'll do has been released by is ready for stuff to 12 hours in detention. he was beaten early on monday by the is randy ministry. as i rated out ship, a hospital in kansas city troops also destroyed satellite trucks used by seating used because as most of all about children, including those with existing illnesses faced, the greatest risk of starvation, parents are doing everything that came to save them. but it's still not enough as alter 0. stephanie dec on our thoughts. the signs of starvation a hard to mis 5 d is 6 years old. his cheeky smile has faded away, along with a light in his eyes, his shape his muscles. he's no nothing but bones with a head too big for his body. mama cover my body,

he was joined by lateefah simon, who is trying to succeed lee.e basically declared simon the winner kron dan thorn has that story. >> there was a big primary night for team with simon who's looking to take over the rational district from her mentor, bob, really, unfortunately, did not have such a great night. simon gave a fiery speech on tuesday and run of supporters saying that she is not scared of any republicans and that her campaign has been a grassroots movement about black liberation and taking the country back from he says in washington be a champion for housing rights reproductive rights for women, a number of supporters showing up to 5, 1, o including district attorney pamela price, a warmer oakland mayor libby shaft and assembly member mia bonta. simon says that women like lead have paved the way for her and other black women are thinking of voice in this works so hard for the few months until we get to november really for the rest of my time. because only time it is currently a member of the bart board and has touted are of racial and

i c, j judges said the palestinians in gaza or no longer facing only a risk of simon, but that simon is setting in the order is legally binding. and the cold has told is road to take all measures to ensure on hindered humanitarian assistance, to palestinians. and gaza, or the new measure is a part of an ongoing case brought on by stafford to choosing his route or failing to opponents commitments. and in the 1948 genocide convention in january, the c j ordered as well to guarantee humanitarian assistance to siblings and gaza. i think it is clear that this is going to be a key aspect of the discussion for south africa going forward. this is potentially what might make or break the case in terms of like, how do you decide whether genocide is happening is going to be this whole debacle of the $98.00 to gossen agencies accused as well of severely of restricting supplies of humanity and aden took also with lend the security checks, creating cooking shortages, the food supplies could only arrive to 2 border crossings. is one has been widely accused of ignoring the icy g o. those made in jan

thank you simon. that sort of thought some of the other stories making headlines. you know, the central bank has left its t, you're a zone interest rate, a direct quote, high of 4 percent after it's monetary, public policy meeting needs to be says, it is waiting for more confirmation that inflation is indeed under control even as high borrowing cost drug on the store, the economy, the, the all 3 on the property mode, you ran a bank who has filed for bankruptcy months after his real estate firm secret i went boss signal have states in the chrysler building and self, which is bank of famously used to boast that only the bridge royal family and the pope had a more exclusive property portfolio than us presidential by the peers ready for an election re match this november with donald trump. but opinion polls indicate a majority of votes has been keys too old for the job. that includes more than 60 percent of those who actually voted for by last time. joe biden is in a bind, a med low pulling numbers and a series of public golf. widespread concern over his age and his fi