ok, simon today, “oining us from the as well. ok, simon today, 'oining us from the west— as well.ands, thank you i from the west midlands, thank you very much indeed. the headteacher of one of the uk's most prestigious schools — epsom college in surrey — has been found dead, along with her husband and seven—year—old daughter. the bodies of 45—year—old emma pattison and her family were found early yesterday morning. police say it was an isolated incident and they don't believe anyone else was involved. sean dilley has this report. 45—year—old emma pattison became head of epsom college five months ago. this was her speaking in 2020, in a video for her previous school. working with them has been quite humbling, they are sensationally dedicated. surrey police say her body was found in a property on school grounds along with her husband george and seven—year—old daughter lettie yesterday morning. detectives have launched what they describe as a thorough investigation. they don't believe anyone else was involved and they're not looking for anyone else. they have reported the deaths to t

intelligence over our area as possible simone. >> right side colonel jack jacobs, thank you and roger right, way thank you very much. i appreciate you both todaymone sanders townsend. catch me right here on msnbc weekends at 4 pm eastern at anytime over on the pickup where i have new episodes on the msnbc hub every monday. foreign policy affects you domestically and folks, we live in an interconnected global world. that is why we covered it today. politics nation with the great reverend al sharpton starts right after the break. after the break. when our daughter and her kids moved in with us... our bargain detergent couldn't keep up. turns out it's mostly water. so, we switched back to tide. one wash, stains are gone. [daughter] slurping don't pay for water. pay for clean. it's got to be tide. second date, wish me luck buddy. mouth to mission control. we have a denture problem. over. roger that. with polident cleanser and polident adhesive refresh and secure for any close encounter. if your mouth could talk it would ask for polident and poligrip. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in j

simon kitab. thank you for your company today, saturday, the 22nd of bahman, the 20th of rajab and the 11th of fardi. the noon call to prayer in tehran is at 12:18 and the maghrib call to prayer is at 18:00. thank you for your company. have a nice day and may god protect me. i am amoz damghani and i will participate in the march of 22 bahman with him and these martyrs. the duty of leadership is for the sake of my nation, for the sake of the people, and for the sake of these martyrs who were martyred because my anonymous site still did not return to their nation . i invite all people to participate in the march on 22 bahman take action so that, god willing , we will celebrate the victory of the revolution and after 4 years, the eyes of the enemies will be blinded in the march on the 22nd of bahman. i invite zorkhane sportsmen to participate in the march on the 22nd of bahman. but we don't stay and the blood is in my veins iran and the iranian nation want a day that we should celebrate because of the transformation that happened in our lives , in our society, in our individuals. on the 22nd of bahman,

plus, later on, epa edmund sir michael regan joins symone sanders-townsend, that is today on simone,at 4 pm, at eastern. still ahead, though, this hour. >> they didn't even have the courage to look at me in my face at what they did to my son. >> an emotional day in court for the family of tyre nichols, a former officers charged in his death make their first appearance. plus, a day of mourning. services for the three students killed at michigan state university. i'm going to be talking to the leader of the democrat-controlled michigan senate to ask if this tragedy can lead to actual change in the state. we'll be right back. right back. get a private 5g network. so you can do more than connect your business, you can make it even smarter. now ports can know where every piece of cargo is. and where it's going. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) robots can predict breakdowns and order their own replacement parts. (foreman) nice work. (vo) and retailers can get ahead of the fashion trend of the day with a new line tomorrow. with a verizon private 5g network, you can get more agility and sec

simon. i got the sim renee matter today is a celebration. today's the day for democracy, every cypriot can with their votes, determine the future of our country, the melons, but really that must turn out, was substantially up on the previous presidential election. in 2018 voters have much on their minds. soaring, inflation, irregular migration, deadlocked re unification. talks with the turkish north of the island and long running corruption scandals in an air easier for you will be earth. the main issue that concerns me is corruption, which i want to change with my vote on was, and i call every one to get off the couch and come to vote. or important thing for me, this election is a directional counter is going to follow to be pro western or not term here. crystals leaders whose largely been untainted in the public eye by corruption, is standing as an independent to succeed, has boss the outgoing to turn president nikos anastasio bodies in the run off. he will face either the right wing party leader ever off me a fee to or the diplomat, andre

simone foxman in doha. the u.k. expects significant disruption today.orkers will walk out of their jobs over pay disputes. 85% of schools across the country are at least partially closing while nearly all major london rail stations will be shut. tom mackenzie is outside the hub for london, it is king's cross rail station. what can u.k. commuters into london, out of london expect today? tom: yeah. well, you are right, it's a hub for london, it's a hub for the u.k., kings crossing. i can see the board and i can tell you it is largely blank. that is because network rail tell us about 80% of the services, 80% of the services across the u.k. will grind to a halt because the train drivers are striking. is not just the train drivers. it is the first time that the major unions are coordinating. the teachers union, one of the major unions, they are also striking, they have a mandate to strike as well. you are also seeing the border force, so expect disruptions around airports and ports of the u.k. it is a major step up in terms of around six months of strike act

, our bestie is, here my colleague richard lui with today's top news -- stories >> greetings to you, my, friend to the midwest, there thank you, simoneh korea firing an intercontinental ballistic missile today. it flew for 66 minutes as japan's government, secretary of state, -- stronger sanctions enforcement against north korea after this test. north korea had threatened strong action in response to south korea's announcement of upcoming joint military exercises with the united states. the u.s. military ended its search for two aerial objects shot down over alaska and michigan's lake huron last weekend. the u.s. northern command said the decision came after systematic searches that did not locate debris. officials also said debris collection from the chinese spy balloon off the coast of south carolina, that has ended to. and in mississippi, the suspect in the killing of six people fridays in custody. investigators are working on a motive here. the associate press saying the victims include his ex wife and stepfather. more simon right after this break. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adult

prepare for anything further, so much money special sunday evening with margarita simon at 18:00 on ntv meeting place today at 14:00. on ntv program an emergency in the marat studio network di kaff we are live, and the former governor of the penza region ivan belozertsev, they begin to judge in moscow . . behind it was he who provided an advantage to the biata pharmaceutical company group, when concluding government contracts , the former senator from the penza region and chairman of the board of directors of that same biotech was also in the dock. boris spiegel. presumably, he passed bribes through intermediaries to ivan belozertsev. the process will be long in the case of 164 volume dozens of forensic examinations of one and a half hundred witnesses, diana kalando, direct communication with us. diana's meeting was postponed a little. the defendants have already been delivered. marat, the defendant , it just so happened that everything was delivered today, except for one of the main characters. boris spiegel. he became ill, however, before that he had repeatedly complained about feeling unwell, he was hos

simone. north korea has fired a barrage of missiles today according to neighboring south korea.this comes less than two days after pyongyang launched a long-range market designed to hit the american mainland. let's bring in bruce. talk me through the tensions in the region. the show of strength, one could say, from pyongyang, at a tenuous time in u.s. and china relations to say the least. why now? bruce: we have a reminder that with the other problems the u.s. faces with russia and ukraine, with china and iran, there is north korea, one of the most, or the most difficult problems for the u.s. to solve. the latest is north korea filed two short range ballistic missiles, they train -- they traveled about 400 kilometers, an altitude of about 100 kilometers. this a day after the u.s. conducted military exercises with south korea and japan. those included b-1 bombers, stealth fighters. that intern came a day after north korea launched an intercontinental ballistic missile. we do have this escalation of tensions. the worrisome thing down the road is that the north korean leader has pl

>> yeah, it's interesting today to watch it, simone, and the russian media's face, quite shocked aboutsident biden stepping foot inside ukraine. there's a very visceral reaction and i think it's going to be interesting to watch how it plays out the next couple of days. and that really begs the question of, does that send a signal about russian resolve? if this offensive that they're launching here in the coming weeks doesn't go out well. i think the big, big picture is, one, we have iran already -- arsenal with russia, in terms of weapons, in terms of drones. now we are looking at possibly china, this is the other big revelation from the munich security conference, china may be coming into the poll to support russia. this would give them that ammunition, armor, and that backbone, those supplies. compare that to ukraine, this could become a long, long, drawn out conflict. very little ground changing hands, but massive casualties, lots of artillery fire. the question becomes, how long, then, can ukraine indoor? remember, they've been under constant -- for a year, they've done an amazing

. ♪♪ [music break] ellen amy: nina simone would have been 90 years old today. this is democracy now!e war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. 58 years ago today on february 21, 1965, malcolm x was shot dead as he spoke at the audubon ballroom in harlem. he had just taken the stage when shots rang out, riddling his body with bullets. malcolm x was 39 years old. just like martin luther king three years later when he was assassinated, 39 years old. we spendhe rest of the are today looking at a life and legacy of malcolm x with renowned activist and scholar angela davis who is giving a keynote address tonight at the shabbat center, the side of the audubon ballroom in harlem where malcolm x was assassinated as a center launches a new malcolm x education curriculum. angela davis, welcome back to [captioning made possible by democracy now!] democracy now! talk about the significance of this day 58 years ago malcolm x gunned down. >> first of all, thank you, amy, for inviting me to spend some time reflecting on the legacy of malcolm x on this day, his birthday. unfortunatel

simon ps and andrew hodge. thank you for coming on the show today. >> thank you for having us. >> this is exciting. anthony, tell us about this team and where you are taking them, what you are going to do, what you will learn from it. >> thank you so much for having us. we appreciate this opportunity to be on the show today. the neighbor -- the name of our organization is called baseball beyond borders. a nonprofit called 306 a5 high-performance is taking 27 players from the north or oakland south oakland area, 12 to 13-year-old players portable all-star team last year and they are going to go to cuba and get the chance to compete and train with cuban players over there. really excited about it. kristen: that is amazing. can i just ask the kids, tell me how you feel about this. are you nervous? are you excited? who wants to go first? >> i'll go first. i think that it's pretty exciting. we are going to go on a to cuba to play baseball with a couple of kids. it's just amazing. an amazing opportunity. kristen: do you think you are going to get better at baseball from it? is that what you are excited a

today. and he can simon himself as the base of lead going for he has a massive a long term contract with kansas city chiefs. so it's a, it's a lot of state for the cheese in terms of especially with tom brady retiring. and in some civil balls, the league is looking for someone to take command of the new face of league and today at some homes could be. and what about philadelphia off the decades without a super bowl? they could have 2 in 6 seasons. what would that mean for them? it means that you had it constructed, the team is religous toughness, our cap error to bill a dynasty and to win with 2 different quarterbacks in that time period is the success of it to your organization. how roseman the general manager is a great doesn't done a great job of constructing a chain. and it will be 2 different cultures when it was supposed to show a shows, a foundation and culture that ingrained or if a lot of egos a day when a 2nd championship at time here. ok, and full casual international fans. what would you recommend? they look out for the to go back, you know, be great. i love it. you know, you mentio

his rivals and neck and neck as a battle to 2nd and a place in next week's run off. simon, new york, the similar name today is a celebration today's day for democracy. every cypriot can with their votes, determine the future of our country. the melons, but turn out was substantially up on the previous presidential election. in 2018 voters have much on their minds. soaring inflation, irregular migration deadlocked unification talks with the turkish north of the island and long running corruption scandals in europe. the main issue that concerns me is corruption, which i want to change with my vote. i loaded on and i called everyone to get off the couch and come to vote. that most important thing for me. selection is where the country is going to follow to be worse than anything than crystal lee days who's largely been untainted in the public eye by corruption is standing as an independent dis exceed his boss, the outgoing to turn president nickos anastasio bodies in the run off your face either the right wing party leader ever off. no fee to or the diplomat, andreas mavargannis, who's being backed by the mai

simone brought me to tears today.artist transfers you in some kind of time machine, through some kind of teleport, some of your memories. i instantly from the first uh sounds returned to this magic year when everything in this world is beautifully alive, jeanne she flies all over moscow in a red car to this song and we are young. we are full of some hope of faith and light to remain in each other's lives. thank you for good theatre. thanks, that's it leo borisovich goes to the wrong show. it really is better than the theater, we will give you the floor after irina ponarovskaya. you are amazing, thank you very much. i wish you only one thing, remove the excitement, breathe and open up, by the way, busting in the theater is also from excitement, because a person wants to speak out, a person wants to express himself as much as possible. and on the wave it sometimes seems like a bad theater to someone. i'm sorry. thank you very much. you have inspired me very bravo to overdo it. than something not to squeeze. now sergey l

delighted to be joined by peter and simon so peter let me start with you because was your reputation has been on the line here and feel like you are being made a scapegoat todaysearching this river for three weeks with divers, side scan sonar, the same equipment as we had and riverside search teams, plus dogs. riverside search teams, plus dogs . and nicola has not been dogs. and nicola has not been found. we searched that part of the river, the lower part of the river for just 4 hours. and the river, the lower part of the river forjust 4 hours. and can river for just 4 hours. and can categorically say from astronaut footage , which i've since footage, which i've since reviewed, nicola was not lying on the river bed . i can't see on the river bed. i can't see into the rain. so i'm going to make that very clear. and i always said that to the media. we cannot seem the rates, but we can see what sound of the boat. and i've got a crystal clear of the actual riverbed. okay, but you never specifically search that part of the river where she was found . yes we did that and was found. yes we did that and we trawled the police every day without sonar via youtube with o

delighted to be joined by peter and simon so peter let me start with you because was your reputation has been on the line here and feel like you are being made a scapegoat todayarching this river for three weeks with divers, side scan sonar, the same equipment as we had and riverside search teams, plus dogs. riverside search teams, plus dogs . and nicola has not been dogs. and nicola has not been found. we searched that part of the river, the lower part of the river for just 4 hours. and the river, the lower part of the river forjust 4 hours. and can river for just 4 hours. and can categorically say from astronaut footage , which i've since footage, which i've since reviewed, nicola was not lying on the river bed . i can't see on the river bed. i can't see into the rain. so i'm going to make that very clear. and i always said that to the media. we cannot seem the rates, but we can see what sound of the boat. and i've got a crystal clear of the actual riverbed. okay, but you never specifically search that part of the river where she was found . yes we did that and was found. yes we did that and we trawled the police every day without sonar via youtube with our

and there have been, since she left, and today they have come back, jokes about the idea of a left—wing blob, or whatever, in the various ——joining us now is simontment bank panmure gordon. hello, welcome to bbc news. first of all, your bride thoughts when you read the lengthy article of liz truss today?— read the lengthy article of liz truss today? read the lengthy article of liz truss toda ? ,., ., ~ ., truss today? good evening. we got here from liz _ truss today? good evening. we got here from liz truss _ truss today? good evening. we got here from liz truss a _ truss today? good evening. we got here from liz truss a partial - truss today? good evening. we got here from liz truss a partial view, | here from liz truss a partial view, here from liz truss a partial view, her own view, of course, of how events unfolded in september— october of last year. but on reading it, i have to say i didn't necessarily think she had drawn the correct conclusions that markets were telling her. she wanted to blame the treasury, the bank of england, the economics establishments, but actually it's a very democratic process, financial markets. their investors al

simon younger here in berlin. thank you. son turned out to have a look at some of the other stores making headlights today. the prime ministers of finland and sweden, se they remain committed to joining nato at the same time. they were speaking a day after the turkish president repeated his opposition to sweden's bait. a recent koran burning and stockholm had angered ankara. a court and austria has given 4 men prison sentences for assisting the perpetrator of the 2020 vienna islamist terror attack. they were found guilty of helping him obtain guns and ammunition. the attack killed 4 people and injured 23 before he himself was shot dead by police. hope frances has addressed thousands of young people at the stadium in the democratic republic of congo, capital kinshasa. he called again for forgiveness and reconciliation in the war torn nation. it's the 3rd day of the pope's visit to one of africa's most catholic countries. the european central bank has hiked interest rates again, increasing them by half a point to 3 percent on thursday. it's the 5th height in a row intended to curb euros zone inflation, e c.

my colleague richard louis has today's other top stories. hey, richard. >> hey, simone. great to see, good sunday to you, by the way. -- investigating the cause of a 50 car trans oil in northeast ohio on friday night. that sparked a massive fire with almost half the train cars with hammered is hazardous -- but thick smoke and toxic gas forced firefighters to leave the area for now. it forced 2000 people out of their homes. luckily, no one was hurt. but there are concerns about the air quality in the area evacuation and shelter in place orders in place. pope francis called for peace during his sunday mess in the war torn country of south sudan. it was the final leg of his message -- mission trip in but -- at that service, which took place at the country's monument to independents. and the 65th annual grammy awards air tonight live from los angeles, star studded performances from artists including lizzo and harry styles. this, year belong say tops the list with nine nominations. you might even see when symone there. you will hear more about that when she returns after this

today in detail. well, here's a question for margaret simon and i'll start with you.ith, if all these are here, but attempts, let's say that talking with them is about nothing. and then how should we behave then it turns out, they relieve the momentum bitten, as they say. well , actually, and we must answer, thus, i understand correctly. and what are we trying to negotiate, since february 24, we have not been trying to negotiate, and we have finished talking. we tried to negotiate a duet. and, if you remember, remember we even sat at home. there was a big company arguing about it, when december seems like it was respectively the 21st of the first year. well, 2 months before the start of the spice, when our president made the last attempt, and in this case not an extreme one, as they say at the front and in many places, namely the last attempt to negotiate, when the final ones were proposed. the conditions of precisely the agreement of inconsistencies specifically at home were called the ultimatum, right? uh huh the specific conditions of what, well, without much hope,

on thursday. limbo follows a detective played by simon baker to a small town in australia where he investigates a 20 year old cold case about earlier today that he gave the justice system as responded very poorly when they are forced to actually help indigenous people. because a lot of the time of going out of their way to actually do the opposite. so. so instead of arresting someone there actually have, they have to actually sit down and help them. vermont limbo is as much a visually strong crime story as it is a reflection of racism and discrimination. the indigenous population has to deal with in australia ah, a year on he's continued to speak out while helping his people with through deliveries and setting up training camps for children, ukrainian athlete, ladders love his cabbage, is using sport to raise awareness of the atrocities of war even far away from the front lines, he's been deeply affected by the conflict i was on people for i know i was, i was skilled with some civilians. people, some military people is change your like you definitely you another person and i was more emotional and mom just just shocked. it's something fr

simon's in washington. many, thanks. take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. today. authorities have rated the home of one of ukraine's richest men and former zalinski l. i e, who are column why ski green security service says it has uncovered embezzlement to the tune of $1000000000.00 or 2 oil companies. owned until november by the billionaire turkish president ridge of type aradonzo's anchor. i will look positively on finland's application to join nato. but he repeated his opposition to sweden's been a recent koran, burning and still home anger. turkish officials go to work. he was presidential violence, lawyer says, and f b. i 3rd of the president's beach house in delaware has turned up no documents with classified markings. documents had been found and a number of other locations linked to biden. his lawyer says the president has been cooperating with all the searches. wednesday is world to job day and organizers hope this will foster better understanding for women who choose to wear a garment in india. muslim students have protested for the right to where he jo

simone foxman in delhi. >> the brutal stock route and adani group companies has continued today. $120 billion.an half of their value has been erased since a short seller report alleged accounting fraud. adani group dollar bonds rallied as they were in talks with creditors to prepay some loans. that's in a bid to restore confidence in his business empire. adani has denied the allegations which it says are bogus. bridgewater has named karen tambor as its third coaching investment officer. she is the first woman to hold the top investing job at the world's largest hedge fund. bridgewater is bulking up its management less than four months after its billionaire founder stepped down as one of the co-cios. the border between hong kong and mainland china will fully reopen next week for the first time in three years. china says it's canceling pre-arrival pcr tests and the daily quota for travel across the border. however, a 48 hour pre-arrival test will be required for visitors to hong kong who have been overseas within seven days. global news 24 hours a day on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered b

simone de boar. jacques greetings we below , the signatories who have never shown hostile feelings towards the soviet union and socialism, todayurselves entitled to protest to the soviet government against the use of cannons and tanks to suppress the uprisings of the hungarian people and their the desire for independence, even considering the fact that this uprising mixed the reactionary elements that came with the appeals on the radio of the french. we tried to keep an open mind by stating in the same letter we deny the right to protest against the soviet intervention of the veins. and for those who remained silent or even expressed approval, when the united states, in turn, strangled in the blood the freedom won by guatemala, then the europeans were not yet crushed by american propaganda yes of the current wet state, but the vector is already was understandable, and then on november 22, 1956 , a response open letter from russian soviet writers to see the whole truth was published in a literary newspaper. it was called the first signature under the appeal was mikhail aleksandrovich shoukhov. the most famous russian writer at

simons is the amnesty international u.k. refugee and migrant right structure that can -- gave me his view. >> i am disappointed at the judgment today was the wrong decision of the home secretary to strip her citizenship. it is extremely important to note that the judges have not found the law required her citizenship to be stripped. they have not even found that she should have had her citizenship stripped. they have made clear that a very reasonab decision would have been not to strip her citizenship. but, they have found that the home secretary had the power to do this. it does seem that will be questioned. i sincerely hope it is. because, it is a position that puts citizenship, fundamentally, and improperly, at risk. the fact is, she is british. this country should remain responsible for its citizens, just as we expect other countries to be responsible for theirs. >> government was found not to have broken the law, the key thing here. no law was broken. so what the government did was within the legal parameter, within i own rights to do what it wanted to do. >> well, that, i think, is, to some extent, questionable the findings o

today's straits. thank you. we can speak now to simonat paddington station. what's the view from paddington? it's a slightly different picture to london euston and what vinnie is seeing because here we've got great western railway running one train every hour from here to read western railway running one train every hourfrom here to read in swindon, two bath anti—bristol. it is the only departures on the screen behind me but it is fairly reliable and it will be until about 7pm tonight. that is a similar picture across at king's cross station, the herb for the east coast main line to yorkshire, north—east england and to edinburgh. lner is running trains generally about once an hour, as are the so—called open access operators, thatis the so—called open access operators, that is lubo from edinburgh, whole trains from hull and grand central from teesside and west yorkshire. elsewhere, it's a very mixed picture. south western railway isn't supposedly having any problems on its mainland services, although the isle of wight line is completely c

it's perhaps a little bit more friendly today and it's done with tongue-in-cheek, but it never stops. (sophie fouron) you were born here, simon- yeah, born in guernsey, 46 years ago, and born to guernsey parents. so yeah, i kind of consider myself a guernseyman. if your parents and all of your grandparents were all born in guernsey, you get a stamp explaining that you're not eligible to work in the european union area. it would be european economic area. and it's actually a restriction on you, but it's taken as a symbol of your true "guernseyness", you know, if you've got one of these stamps. (sophie fouron) you're a guernseyman, but there's also the jerseymen who are on the island next door. and you're neighbours, but you're not under one roof. (simon de la rue) not at all, no. we, throughout the centuries, have been ruled independently. each island has its own parliament, has its own laws, has its own taxes, has its own philosophies of how things should be done. - how different are you from the jersey people? - in terms of differences culturally, well, they will have us down as being really stubborn people, and we have them

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simone. a very good sunday to all. a lot of weather to talk about today. the severe weather system that hit california saturday is now putting another 11 million americans at risk today from texas to missouri, that storm is expected to hit oklahoma harnessed with wind gusts of up to 110 miles per hour, hail and tornadoes as well this afternoon. this as parts of california still remain -- through wednesday, the sierra nevadans for instance is under a blizzard warning. the death toll from the -- shipwreck and italy is now up to 59. it is. expected to continue to climb as the search and rescue operation continues, -- the ship had left turkey five days before the wreck and may have been carrying as many as 200 passengers. that and new york city for you, uber and lyft drivers are in a 12 hour strike today at the airport where they are not resuming service until midnight tonight. the drivers are demanding a pay increase to account for inflation and rising operating costs. -- minimum wage set for this wednesday. all right, more simone right after this break. afte

i am simone sanders townsend and this is something i have to say. we start today. the pentagon has confirmed that a u.s. jet shot down the chinese spy balloon that was spotted floating over parts of the country this week. now the military shut the balloon down over the atlantic. off of the coast of the carolinas. this video that you are seeing right now, this is the video that appears to show the moment that the balloon was downed. a recovery effort is now

simon bay too. if you don't remember, he played the annoying evil a right? a guy in the devil. where's prada? now later or later today, we've also got a very big premier, we've got to am the german premier of the film. tar and kate blanchard is expected to be on the red carpet. now she of course has won all kinds of accolades for playing this a bully. this is a german orchestral conductor who is kind of a narcissistic monster. and partly the director asked me might have said she didn't just learn her own lines. she learned every one's lines she learned to play the piano. she's a pony, learned to speak german. she actually conducted a real orchestra in the preparation for this film. so everyone's really looking forward to that. cate blanchett is amazing. i think learning to speak to her how to speak german is probably the hardest out of all of that is now. and i believe the bell in ali is self celebrating something in particular today. can you tell us about that? well yes, the berlin all actually, how celebrated a milestone. they have become the 1st major film festival to give a prize out for a series made for streami

around the world today, on the terrible anniversary of the russian invasion, played the ukrainian national anthem, spoke about the strengthening of great britain in ukraine, malinda simons, in particular, added that all employees of the british embassy in kyiv throughout the past year felt the support of colleagues, for which we are very grateful and i thank you for the support of the armed forces of ukraine i felt this throughout the year during every assembly and i remind you of the assembly for the military of the 71st separate hunting brigade of the airborne assault troops of the armed forces the forces of ukraine, our defenders need a night vision device to effectively detect the enemy both during the day and at night, orient themselves on the terrain and move at high speed, the military in the east is very hot there , so the device is urgently needed, its cost uah 150,000 and it remains to collect 50. i am sure we can do it together. you can see all the details on the screen now. once again , a huge thank you to all those who join our meetings and help the armed forces of ukraine. we will definitely win . you can read more news on our website. espresso tv subscrib

today. liz: look who's here were having to have back with us pretty mark simone is always great to see you tomorrowe story that house and senate democrats led by sooner white house, and hakeem jeffrey so they now demand a code of conduct supreme court justices, with a winning the bathroom band stock trading in congress come when you think mark. mark: it is crazy personal constitution guarantees separation of power and there's not one fresh does not have any power to regulate the ranch, you worried about what they claimed that people have lost confidence in the morning to think anybody's loss for this corporative us confidence in american garland in the justice department to, has confidence in dr. fauci ls our this program is absolutely ridiculous like estate do much pulling, realize that they can impact report that they will get away without as of the latest tactic is this on try to intimidate these justices keeping quiet sweet if you are part the full show supreme court has an approval rating of 40 percent in congress is like, below freezing fight below 10 percent or 20 percent endless move on to

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simon byrne. we do not underestimate, from the point of view of the police service, how important it is that we are joined today political parties across northern ireland. clearly we know from what we have done so far and from commentary from across the community and the political spectrum the sheer sense of outrage at this pointless and senseless attack on detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell. john remains in hospital, where he is critically ill and heavily sedated. we have arrested a further man overnight in relation to this investigation. he is now in custody and also being questioned by detectives. since we spoke yesterday, last night i had the chance to speak tojohn�*s wife and his son. they are clearly heavily affected by what they've gone through, but want to pass on their thanks both to the people that rendered aid and care at the scene, but also in terms of the outpouring of support from across the community in relation to this awful outrage. clearly today we've had a chance to talk to political leaders about the pace and context of this investigation, what it means for policing and what we sense wil

simon eat it says that will change this weekend. wait with the lot of people came to see the rain and bible. you talking about that today. >> and it brings people yeah, we have so many people we don't that actually know how >> down the street, it will be many phones first time participating in the lunar new year festival. the owner and chocolate here of jade chocolates, tea house and cafe has been making extra batches of specialty chocolate ahead of the busy weekend. hopefully it's going to be a big turnout has just the livelihood of the street is nice. and then all of the firecrackers and the >> lined scene. that's what i look for her to and all the people that come in. >> has lived in chinatown, his whole life. he hopes crowds will visit these merchants. all i know is been there since i was a little and i >> see a lot of they grew in stem now parade. officials are expecting a record crowd up to a million spectators. something im is looking forward to after the community was hit hard during the pandemic is going to be great because all the schools, the kids line dance. >> you know, the performance many years, not havin

he's looking for a job jim, because i mean sturgeon did blow out of the water today slippery storm is big it out simon all of a sudden no one's talking about it right now. i know, i know when something happened, even after the all my gold that one of the krankies is now left and something else has happened that someone's keeping me off the front fibre. i just want to get rid of corbyn. i want to, you know , we going to have you know, we only going to have mps in the labour party from . mps in the labour party from. highgate now we don't want corbyn's the scottish test. what you look like stevenson's going to do now. i mean could she have a career ? and in your world jim a career? and in your world jim , could you see her doing one of those reality shows of following matt hancock into i'm a celebrity is there any interest in that of things? well, i mean, i the bbc will be to on do dancing on ice with jemima bacon and that's going to be the next thing they're going to be the couple skating together. yeah. there's no business like woke business now. i don't know what she's going to do is just clear off r

he's looking for a job jim, because i mean sturgeon did blow out of the water today slippery storm is big it out simon all of a sudden no one's talking about it right now. i know, i know when something happened, even after the all my gold that one of the krankies is now left and something else has happened that someone's keeping me off the front fibre. i just want to get rid of corbyn. i want to, you know , we going to have you know, we only going to have mps in the labour party from . mps in the labour party from. highgate now we don't want corbyn's the scottish test. what you look like stevenson's going to do now. i mean could she have a career ? and in your world jim a career? and in your world jim , could you see her doing one of those reality shows of following matt hancock into i'm a celebrity is there any interest in that of things? well, i mean, i the bbc will be to on do dancing on ice with jemima bacon and that's going to be the next thing they're going to be the couple skating together. yeah. there's no business like woke business now. i don't know what she's going to do is just clear off r

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prime minister is expected to in on simone reshuffle of cabinet later today.hair after sacked nadhim zahawi over a breach of the ministerial code last month. the times reports that the prime minister is considering separating the department for business, energy and industrial in two separate ministries. bp has announced its profits. they more than doubled last year. it is reporting its underlying profit made is reporting its underlying profit mad e £23 billion after profit made £23 billion after energy prices surged higher . so energy prices surged higher. so was morrisons spencer at the petrol station . the only bp petrol station. the only bp petrol station. the only bp petrol stations i never thought about. i think they are . oh, i about. i think they are. oh, i hadnt about. i think they are. oh, i hadn't thought of that either. i think it is. i'm just hearing that there has been another earthquake in not surprising. didn't a 5.7 magnitude there of an all these aftershock. the first one was much more significant but 5.7 still awful and of course that's going

firmly to the line rishi sunak hadn't been told of formal complaints but it's now emerged today that the secretary simonrsonally informed of a written complaint eight months before . dominic eight months before. dominic raab was appointed by rishi. so then the question is did simon case fail to inform or she sunak? now they're not saying at the lobby briefing at lunchtime , the number 10 spokesman was saying sunak has full support for confidence in case is this his fault or was sunak told more than they're letting the all these questions? because of course he came in saying he promised accountability transparency etc. and here we are. he lost gavin williamson nadhim zahawi at least that was deau nadhim zahawi at least that was dealt with relatively fast , but dealt with relatively fast, but this has been dragging for on weeks and weeks and there's no clarity about when this is going to be concluded. and it's damaging. in the meantime, do we know anything about the specifics about what dominic has been accused of ? because, look, been accused of? because, look, that may well now old school divas that the

allocated, so simon was forced to join the thousands of others who each evening call england's pavements their home. michael buchanan, bbc news, bristol. there were other stats published todayaccommodation. that's the highest level since 2004 and very close to record levels. and it includes over 125,000 children. so what's going on? well, the government is trying. it's spending £2 billion tackling all forms of homelessness, including rough sleeping, and it's put a range of initiatives in place. but it's facing several significant headwinds. there simply aren't enough affordable homes because successive governments haven't built enough. and housing benefits levels have been frozen for three years, meaning they're falling far behind soaring rent levels, so too many people can't afford a place to call home. it all means the government's manifesto commitment to end rough sleeping by next year seems a forlorn hope. michael, thank you. one in four supermarket customers are struggling with their finances — according to new research. the study by kantar shows food prices have increased by 17% in the last month — compared with the same time last year. milk, eggs and margarine were t

i've got simon hayes, who is a bafta and oscar winner coming in today.all of boris johnson . and i might just ask him about boris's latest intervention . boris's latest intervention. fantastic stuff . thank you. stay fantastic stuff. thank you. stay tuned for portillo at 11 now. but something that some of you might not know about me, although i've written extensively about it in the telegraph, i'm the child of an alcoholic. my late mother unfortunately drank herself to death 2001, and i'm death in 2001, aged 53, and i'm part of a quite well close knit community of fellow children of alcoholics, and i was with them in the week because we're all patron of an organisation called nicola. it's the national association for children of alcoholics the moment we've alcoholics at the moment we've got a battle our hands got a battle on our hands because trying lobby the because we're trying lobby the government more funding for government for more funding for these children. government these children. the government did more did this week announced more than for pa

simon spark, bbc news. for most of us it has been a glorious afternoon, quite a lot of sunshine around, the contrast yesterday's blanket of cloud across the uk. contrast that with today's north of scotland that a had thick cloud to deal with recent errors. this is what the sunshine has been looking like in northumberland, a bit of cloud making the sunshine that kate, hazy. temperatures yesterday in northern scotland reached 12 celsius in kinloss, today about four degree celsius lower. most of us would take that change, given that there has been a lot more sunshine around. high pressure stays across england and wales, so that will keep the client sky is clear. just a few patches of frost in rural areas. the frost will be extensive in england and wales, so in the countryside, temperatures could get down to five or six. a cold start of the day tomorrow, but again plenty of sunshine and the forecast across england and wales. scotland and northern ireland do have some thicker cloud, there might be an odd spit of drizzle earlier in the morning, but essentially a lot of dry weather, and it will properly try to brighten up. some of the day's higher temperatures tomorrow will b

the following day, so i know your done for today, but for tuesday, "fox & friends," hear me out, you need to get these guys on the show. >> the dogs, emma, simonhy deserve credi- >> kathy? wait, the dog's named cath hawaii? >> there's kathy. and todd. >> surprise, surprise. break-ins in the democrat-run our theist town of asheville, north carolina, up 200% following the departures of more than 100 officers in may of 2020. i can't believe this -- >> crime in a democrat city? no way. >> and you eliminate police officers or police officers leave because they're so disrespected and crime goes up? >> no way. >> yeah. who knew? >> that should be the biggest news but, again, that will not be covered because it's just so shocking, no one can really handle it. >> and people are still going to go vote for these officials. do you want to get murdered in your own neighborhood? >> do you want to get murdered in your own neighborhood? >> i don't want to get murdered anywhere, but in florida in my neighborhood, i'm armed and so is she. >> yeah, we're armed. not now, don't worry. >> being a northeasterner having grown up here, lived here most of my life save

today a very warm welcome to you. you've been listening to the story here on r c. i know you know the story. i mean, just briefly, this guy, simon, expert board and 985. they say he's and jerry and finish lawyer and a political activist. he's accused of essentially running a separatist movement from his home in finland. and nigeria has demanded that finland take measures against the active is why, why does the government see the activists as a threat at a move? because you know what, what get back to this is been on is something that started since 1966 in nigeria. we had to put 1000000000 war that is going to be our from when some general in that area is i didn't want to seat. then the civil war was a short and suddenly the i was unity. what more for them to be one man that was termed on a jacket and other charges in nigeria responding to this. i've been in jail, miss that number come started. do movement in the name of i people the that is going to genius. people of the offer to allies did dream of justice issue. he was tim's job wouldn't be nat geo. i'm one of the, not this man who is the didn't feel learn was able to live on