>> the simpsons is like shakespeare in the sense that we quote the simpsons all the time. >> excellent i wish i could create something that culturally indelible. it is unlike anything tv ever want. >> "between peaks" showed up out of nowhere. the pilot episode was one of the most exciting i have ever seen. >> what's your name? >> it was incredible. i mean just how slowly in the beginning the news spread around this little town that this young beautiful girl had died. that haunting music was so dark and so beautiful. ♪ >> what on earth is essentially a art film doing in primetime television? >> american network television considered the home of the plans of the cautious and the predictable. the abc network launched the new series that was none of those things. "twin peaks," the series that'll change tv is directed by david lynch. >> david lynch was a film maker known for his test in the eccentric and memorable. >> the idea that he would do television in the nineties was crazy. >> i like the idea of television but i am too busy to see too much of it. >> what do you think of what you see

for the deaths of nicole brown simpson and ronald lyle goldman.e, approximately 3:00 p.m., no one knows where he is. >> we thought that the evidence was overwhelming. there was no doubt. this is the man who committed the crime. >> you are looking at a live picture now. >> oj was a guy who felt like he was above race. he became the exceptional hollywood negro. had a blond wife. lived in brentwood. >> oj with a gun pointed at his own head. >> if the person had murdered two white people was a street thug, it would have been no big case but it was an icon. you don't want to believe this kind of a person would have done this. >> how do you plead to counts one and two? >> absolutely not guilty. >> legal analysts say his demeanor was assembled by his legal team including johnny cochran. >> he had spent decades exposing police misconduct in the treatment of african americans. >> the eyes of the world are focused here in los angeles. where the much anticipated murder trial of oj simpson is about to begin. >> pictures of the death scene. bloody footprints.

and senator alan simpson . -- senator alan simpson. ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of thed states. ["hail to the chief" being played] pres. biden: please be seated. good afternoon, and welcome to the white house. i know this is kind of an old place for some of the guys that come here, but thank you all very much. and to other cabinet members and elected officials that are here, and former elected officials like joe lieberman, my good friend is here. and so many critical and important people. i want to thank vice president harris and the second gentleman for allowing us to join them. [laughter] it is a pleasure when you get to hang out together. on monday, we celebrated the independence of our nation, a nation that is always a working progress in the creation of opportunities in fulfillment of promises. that is the american story. it is not a simple one. it has never been a simple one, but fourth of july reminds us what rod us together long ago and still binds us, binds us at our best, what we strive for -- we the people, doing what we can to ensure the idea of america, the

>> "the simpsons" is like shakespeare in the sense that we quote the simpsons all the time, very oftennowing it. >> excellent! >> i wish i could create something that culturally indelible. it's unlike anything else tv has ever run. >> "twin peaks" showed up out of nowhere at the beginning of the decade. the pilot episode of that was one of the strangest and most exciting things i have ever seen. >> i'm at the twin peaks county morgue. with the body of the victim. what's her name? >> it was incredible. just how slowly in the beginning the news spread around this little town that this young, beautiful girl had died and that haunting music was so dark and so beautiful. ♪ >> i've got good news. the gum you like is going to come back in style. >> what on earth is essentially a art film doing in prime time television? >> american network television has long been considered the home of the blands, the cautious and the predictable. so it was with some trepidation that it the abc network launched a new series that was none of those things. "twin peaks" is already described by one critic as the

emma simpson, thank ou its investment plans. emma simpson, thank you very — its investment plans.ngrily to the decision by the labour leader to sack shadow transport minister sam tarry yesterday. sir keir starmer took the decision after mr tarryjoined striking rail workers on a picket line. several labour mps have also criticised the move, saying mr tarry was right to be championing workers. ukrainian forces are trying to retake the city of kherson from russia. it was the first city to fall to russia in the war. now british defence officials say it is virtually cut off from other russian forces. pauladams virtually cut off from other russian forces. paul adams reports. this barrage on a key bridge in russian—controlled territory. the damage from this and earlier attacks is clear to see. yesterday, russia said the antelo ski bridge was finally closed. for moscow, it is a setback. kherson is vulnerable, separated from the rest of russian control southern ukraine by the wide river, russia needs a number of key bridges to keep its forces supplied, which is why ukraine has been hitting

senator simpson just received the medal of freedom last week. he has been a great legislator for all the time that he served. it is the attitude. it is that willingness that comes through in his clip to find a way to solve the problems of what the opposition was. he had to solve them in the senate. they were similar in the house. there was a lot of opposition from employers, as you can imagine, because they viewed the idea of checking on people that they were hiring as burdensome. as another government intrusion. and they did not want to have to comply with another piece of labor market employment legislation. it was particularly opposed by agriculture, as a subsector of the employer population, because agriculture has always, and actually continues to rely heavily on foreign-born labor. and that foreign-born labor, at the time, was entirely people who did not have a legal status in the united states. it was also opposed by people on the liberal side of the political spectrum. it was supposed heavily, although that changed by labor unions. labor

. >> [applause >> alan simpson. >> [applause] >> >> an army veteran and public servant, alan simpson served with conviction and integrity for 18 years as a republican u.s. senate or from his beloved state of wyoming. despite increasing polarization, he brought people together with wit and wisdom to make progress and find common ground. never afraid to stand up for what he felt was right, he worked on pressing issues like campaign-finance reform and marriage equality. alan simpson exemplifies our national ideas of civil discord, responsible governance and public service. >> [applause] ce and public service. >> [applause] >> [applause >> richard accepting on behalf of of richard trumka . the son of a coal miner, he followed his father into the minds to become the president of the united mine workers and president of the afl-cio. he never forgot where he came from and always fought for the dignity of working people. he built worker power by speaking truth of power. knowing that the middle class built america and unions built the middle-class. no one did more in the last half-century to

[applause] one of the most decent, stand up guys i have ever known, allison -- al simpson.applause] from his beloved wyoming. we served in the united states senate for two decades. he never takes himself too seriously nor takes me seriously. [laughter] all kidding aside, this is the real deal. at his core she has always believed in the common good and what is best for the nation. we didn't agree on everything but we agreed on a whole heck of a lot. he never allowed his party or his state to get in the way of what he felt was right. he allowed his conscience to be his guide and he believed in real relationship. meeting with people on the others of the aisle. believing we can do anything as united states of america. it matters. we need more of your spirit can the united states senate. [applause] pres. biden: who studied u.s. constitution than pakistan. his wife and his young family when they were very little fully believed in the promise of this nation always sacrificed him so to serve his fellow soldiers. catholic -- an irish cap vice president -- observing a hindu holiday.

russ fulcher and mike simpson, mr. fulcher and mr. simpson will vote yes.he speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. ruperts berger and mr. brown, they will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. sam graves of missouri, i inform the house that mr. graves will vote yes on h.r. 7734 the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? mr. bishop: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. thompson of mississippi and mrs. cherfilus-mccormick of florida, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 7734. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. smucker of pennsylvania, i inform the house that mr. smucker will vote nay on h.r. 7734. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does

earnest simpson jr.: we got a birthday you do. you open no vote. you looking inside. kids after this evening. courtney jackson : yes. i know it was. andrew bagley: you made me cry. and you did. thank you dear. you pulled everybody else in, so thank you. >> we are all proud of you. andrew bagley: i got a wife to go home. >> yes please. andrew bagley: finally going to sleep. >> go to sleep. andrew bagley: and i look forward to trying to bring this community back together and build some bridges as we build some buildings. james vella: this is a eaking news report. the helena-west helena school district is going to bud a brand new high school based on the outcome of the election tonight, march the 14th. 1,135 people voted f, 1,6 people voted against. the millage passes. montae: (singing) ♪ i'm trying to get money. ♪ mon don't sve all your problems. ♪ ♪ what would you do with the profit. ♪ ♪ people that's hungry,truggle for pennies and dollars. ♪ victor sellarolei'm proud of y guys. because what you guys did caused it to win. period. yeah, period. what you did-- [interposi

simpson trial. phil lipof has the details. phil, good morning. >> good morning, janai.e the murders, that infamous white bronco chase and the trial that shocked and captivated the country. now comes a podcast from kim goldman, ron goldman's sister, about the case and others like it today from the perspective of the victim's family. 28 years ago the brutal murders of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman launched the trial of the century and turned o.j. simpson from famous to infamous. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> reporter: now ron goldman's sister and victim advocate releasing a new podcast, "the trial of the century with kim goldman." it will take an in-depth look at cases that rattle the world. speaking with "the hollywood reporter" kim and her father fred goldman provided an early glimpse into the series. according to kim, the podcast takes high-profile cases and talks to people directly impacted by mass media. kim says the series will examine private tragedy and the public eye and discuss the impact of being the subject of countless television shows, int

the 1995 oj simpson murder trial became nightly entertainment for america.urt artist. but an introduction of a camera on thejudge is revolutionary and might help the public understand how justice really works. dominic casciani, bbc news. the nhs is to close england's only dedicated gender identity clinic for children and young people at the tavistock and portman nhs foundation trust in london. the clinic had been criticised for the way it cared for some of its patients. 0ur social affairs editor alison holt is here. tell us more about the clinic and what has happened. it tell us more about the clinic and what has happened.— what has happened. it has faced increasin: what has happened. it has faced increasing criticism _ what has happened. it has faced increasing criticism in _ what has happened. it has faced increasing criticism in recent - what has happened. it has faced l increasing criticism in recent years with some former staff questioning how it operated, there was legal action brought by kedar bale, a former patient he was given puberty blockers at th

maybe it's lisa simpson lisa simpson yes, quite right from the simpsons animated series anton lisa lizavetae english riddle elizabeth lisa betsy and without found a nest with five eggs and took one at a time, but four eggs remained in place; the clue is in this one and the same person one and chukovsky translated the same girl the same name how mashenka marusenka maryushka and manechka 500 500 so depicted this city in the 16th century, traveler. adam aliarius, bottom right detinets on the left beyond the river antoniev monastery. i don't have but let vladimir vladimir no it, veliky novgorod we play further walls for 400 theodosian walls, almost 6 km long, defended this city many centuries now, mostly destroyed. although even unesco allocated funds for the restoration. in fact, everything is very simple. these walls protected constantinople by 200 tails. its terrible tail is anatomically part of the abdomen. scorpio 500 is an artistic association from budding from the diamond group valet was headed by avant-garde artist mikhail larionov the address of this wall, moscow arbat house 37 kremlin

john simpson, bbc news. to ukraine now, where e government in keep has accused rush of waging war on civilians. more than 30 others we injured in the attacks which severely damaged the block of flats. our correspondence sent to this report. reporter: has become a familiar sight. by dawn, the scale of the tragedy was obvious. the ukrainian apartment block left a burnt out shell by russian missiles. in normal times, it is a popular holiday destination to the west of odessa, but these are not normal times. we heard sikes. we live close by. together with the emergency workers we helped them survive and those who died we helped carry them away. reporter: for hours, the search continued. more in hope and expectation. one by one, the victims were pulled from the rubble. at least one child was killed. ukrainian officials say this devastation was caused by three soviet era missiles. the same type that earlier in the week destroyed a shopping center, killing at least 19 people. today's attack has already surpassed tha

joining us, january 6th house committee member jamie raskin, yvette simpson, former republican congresswoman, what do you think tonight's hearing did for donald trump's legal exposure? >> he had the intent to overthrow the presidential election, to block the transfer the power and the counting of electoral college votes, and was attempting to throw the whole election to the house of representatives for a so-called contingent election. that seems clear. but i think specifically what it did was it -- it's shone a very harsh spotlight on his actions during the three hours. when a real president would have been calling the secretary of defense, calling the national guard, calling the mayor of washington, d.c., mobilizing the apparatus of the government to defend our besieged capitol officers and defend the congress and the vice president. >> so much focus tonight not only on his action, but as you point out, his inaction during that time. yvette, i want to bring you in. the january 6th committee has held eight public hearings. do you think that the committee has made the case that president trum

senator simpson just received the medal of freedom last week.s been a great legislator for all the time that he served. it is the attitude. it is that willingness that comes through in his clip to find a way to solve the problems of what the opposition was. he had to solve them in the senate. they were similar in the house. there was a lot of opposition from employers, as you can imagine, because they viewed the idea of checking on people that they were hiring as burdensome. as another government intrusion. and they did not want to have to comply with another piece of labor market employment legislation. it was particularly opposed by agriculture, as a subsector of the employer population, because agriculture has always, and actually continues to rely heavily on foreign-born labor. and that foreign-born labor, at the time, was entirely people who did not have a legal status in the united states. it was also opposed by people on the liberal side of the political spectrum. it was supposed heavily, although that changed by labor unions. labor union

senator simpson just received the medal of freedom last week.has been a great legislator for all the time that he served. it is the attitude. it is that willingness that comes through in his clip to find a way to solve the problems of what the opposition was. he had to solve them in the senate. they were similar in the house. there was a lot of opposition from employers, as you can imagine, because they viewed the idea of checking on people that they were hiring as burdensome. as another government intrusion. and they did not want to have to comply with another piece of labor market employment legislation. it was particularly opposed by agriculture, as a subsector of the employer population, because agriculture has always, and actually continues to rely heavily on foreign-born labor. and that foreign-born labor, at the time, was entirely people who did not have a legal status in the united states. it was also opposed by people on the liberal side of the political spectrum. it was supposed heavily, although that changed by labor unions. labor uni

john simpson, bbc news. last september in which two thirds of voters backed to change the law and give same—sex couples the same rights under law as married men and women. since 2007, switzerland has allowed same sex couples to register their partnerships, but, until now, some rights, including to adoption and inheritance, were restricted. jatinder dhillon reports. walking out as newlyweds and making history — finally. stefano perfetti and luca morreale are the first same—sex couple to tie the knot on friday at this register office in zurich. they were among dozens of gay and lesbian couples across switzerland who said, "i do," now that it has become legal to do so. translation: the symbolism is important _ it is a very important was that we are equal and that we are treated like everyone else. laure and aline waited 21 years to say their vows in geneva city hall, the first canton, or region, in the country to grant same—sex couples some of the rights and protections of married couples. their wedding was ext

john simpson, bbc news.ak djokovic is through to the next round. central london has been rocked by a series of terrorist attacks. police say there have been many casualties, and there is growing speculation that al-qaeda was responsible. germany will be the hosts of the 2006 football world cup. they have pipped the favourites, south africa, by a single vote. in south africa, the possibility of losing hadn't even been contemplated. celebration parties were cancelled. a man entered the palace through a downstairs window and made his way to the queen's private bedroom. then, he asked herfor a cigarette. and on the pretext of arranging for some to be brought, summoned a footman on duty who took the man away. one child... ..one teacher... ..one book... ..and one pen can change the world. education is the only solution. this is bbc news. the latest headlines... ukraine accuses russia of waging war on civilians, after at least 21 people died in missile strikes near odesa. a former uk government deputy chief whip, a

john simpson, bbc news.e has started, the controversy has begun. sir lewis hamilton, britain's seven—time motor racing world champion, is calling for a change of tone in the sport, saying that what he calls "older voices" should not be given a platform in the media. it comes afterformer driver, nelson piquet, used a racially offensive term to refer to hamilton. our sports correspondent natalie pirks reports. austria 2020 — lewis hamilton and 13 others took the knee on the grid in a powerful protest against racism. yet, two years on, the seven—time world champion is still facing negativity, and he's tired. i don't know why we are continuing to give these older voices a platform, because they are repre... you know, they are speaking upon our sport and we're looking to go somewhere completely different and it's not representative, i think, of who we are as a sport now and where we're planning to go. it's notjust about one individual, it's not aboutjust that one use of that term, it's the bigger picture. hamilto

. >> kelly: speaking of american treasures, is it true that "the simpsons" was how you learned aboutthat i know about america and american culture, like by the time i was eight years old i was like, bismarck is the capital of north dakota and i know that because of the simpsons. and if you like there's a ton of movie stuff and references and things that i did not understand when i was watching the show and then i saw this movie is years later and i was like oh, a clockwork orange, or indiana jones, that's what that was. >> kelly: it's not far off, you know? >> if you came to earth tomorrow and had to quickly educate somebody about the last 30 years of american culture you could do worse. a great show but i don't know if it's great for it to be that we are smart and sweet and nice, and that's great, but there are worlds of other british tv that you don't see that's very bad. >> kelly: on a grip on fawlty towers,"... >> that's exceptional. >> like that, a bunch of english people doing a bad french accents the whole time. >> kelly: i would love that show. >> you really would. it's a mom

our world affairs editor john simpson reports.rship nervous. when president xi jinping arrived by train from the mainland yesterday, he wasn't planning to stay long. he soon retreated back into china proper to spend the night, then came back again this morning. mr xi told the hong kong people that after reuniting with the motherland they'd become masters of their own city. hong kong's true democracy started from there, he said. 25 years ago, when britain handed hong kong back to the chinese, it was richer per capita than britain and was the most transparent economy in the world. the approach which china promised to follow was "one country, two systems", meaning hong kong would be part of china but would keep its freedoms. what do you feel when you think back 25 years ago on leaving hong kong? i was incredibly sad. i was quite proud of the way we left hong kong, but maybe slightly... a little bit deluded in thinking that the chinese would behave properly. because they haven't? i think they've behaved appallingly badly. the chinese

one of the most decent, stand genuine guys i've ever served with is this guy, alan simpson.rmer united states senator from his beloved wyoming, republican, we served together in the united states senate for nearly two decades. one of the great things about alan is he never takes himself too seriously, nor takes me seriously. all kidding aside, this is the real deal. this is one of the finest men i've ever worked with. at his core, he's always believed in the common good and what's best for the nation. we didn't agree on everything. we agreed on a whole heck of a lot. he allowed his -- he never allowed his, i don't know, his party or his state or anything to get in the way of what he thought was right. he allowed his conscience to be his guide, and he believed in forging real relationships, even with people on the other side of the aisle, proving we can do anything when we work together as the united states of america. it matters, it matters, it matters. we need more of your spirit back in the united states senate on both sides of the aisle. just ask khizr khan, who studied t

emma simpson, bbc news. lets get more on the situation around the uk.el bell in aberdeen. but first lets talk to tomos morgan in cardiff. what is it like today? there are so few peeple — what is it like today? there are so few peeple know _ what is it like today? there are so few people know in _ what is it like today? there are so few people know in cardiff- what is it like today? there are so few people know in cardiff central| few people know in cardiff central that the cafe decided to close as there is no one coming through. i spoke to a member of transport for wales who are not striking today because they are not in dispute with any of the unions, they are owned by the welsh government and they said in rush hour this morning the footfall was down to just 10% of what they would normally expect on a weekday. nothing going up north today. a few more running today across wales and we had in the strike last month but really the strike last month but really the strike today looks like a preliminary for saturday which could be worse with the company that

emma simpson there. where he covers oil and gas. chris, i don't know if you've seen the papers this morning but they are excoriating about what is going on with these profits to these companies and i think we can probably show some of our viewers around the world what is going on here. profits in misery. insults for working people. this is the guardian. the daily star calling them scumbags, the bosses of these companies, with because of their faces. this is really, really let the imagination of the british media and people across the country. what did you make of the help that is being provided, being offered, and is going to be enough? arman the fight between labour and capital that marx talked about the century and a half ago. what we are seeing is, as you say, record commodity prices as your previous contributors have talked about and they have seen the impact on the european economy of rising gas prices. moscow, russia have switched the gas off in europe. so, there is no getting around the fact that

supply of ukrainian kilowatts, this was announced by the european commissioner for energy, cadre simpson, the first cross -border commercial exchanges of electricity already began at the end of june, romania first received kilowatts and since july, slovakia has currently limited the trade capacity of our country with the eu - it is 100 mw, but the european network is meeting this week and to make a decision on doubling this the figures were emphasized by the european commissioner for energy, cadre simpson, and it is indeed a very good partnership , such an energy cooperation that will support our economy. 0 kwh of ukrainian electricity is now being transferred to russia and belarus, respectively, since february 24. they informed the national company temporarily occupied crimea temporarily occupied crimea crimea also does not receive a single kw, however, the enemy does not reject efforts to take our electricity from zaporizhzhia npp for how many implementations are its plans , we will ask the kazatom power expert olga koshharna, we are on the phone ms. olya good evening good evening, can

of any team in any sport in their successful fight for equal pay . [ applause ] [ applause ] alan simpson. [ applause ] is by increasing polarization he brought people together with wit and wisdom to make progress and find common ground. never afraid to stand up for what he felt was right, he worked on pressing issues like campaign finance reform and marriage equality. alan simpson exemplifies our national ideas of civil discourse, responsible governance and public service. [ applause ] richard trumka junior accepting on behalf of of richard trumka. [ applause ] the son of a coal miner, richard followed his father into the minds to to become the president of the united mine workers and president of the afl-cio. you never forgot where he came from and always fought for the dignity of working people. he built worker power by speaking truth to power, knowing that the middle class built america and unions built the middle asked. no one did more in the last half-century to build unions then richard did. a beloved husband, father and grandfather, he was the american worker. [ applause ] born to

john simpson, bbc news.zara aleena in east london has been remanded in custody after appearing at the old bailey. jordan mcsweeney allegedly killed the 35—year—old as she walked home from a night out in the early hours of sunday morning. today, the family of the newly trained solicitor spoke of her "fearless" and "independent" spirit, asjune kelly reports. zara aleena, her mother's only child and described today by her aunt as part of a family of strong women. the one word that would describe zara, if i had to use one word, i would say independent. that was what she valued more than anything, her independence. and so, you know, she was encouraged by all of us to pursue her dreams, and at five years old, she said, "i want to be a lawyer." last weekend, the life of this young woman at the start of her legal career was suddenly ended when she was attacked close to where she lived, in ilford, east london, on her way home from a night out. zara was already using her legal training to help people. she worked with

john simpson, bbc news. the time is 6:15pm.rvative mp chris pincher is suspended from the party over allegations of sexual assault. and coming up, i am at silverstone where the build—up to the british grand prix has been dominated not by record crowds here but by a racial slur is aimed at lewis hamilton. coming up in sport: on day five here at wimbledon, there is still no stopping the defending champion, novak djokovic, who eases into the last 16. this weekend tens of thousands of people will be marching at pride events in many parts of the uk to celebrate the lgbt plus community. it's 50 years since the gay liberation front organised the uk's first ever pride parade in london — paving the way for the gay rights movement. 0ur lgbt correspondent lauren moss has been speaking to some it's an explosion of culture, celebration and protest. pride is back where it began with those who started it 50 years ago. the gay liberation front was formed in the early 1970s by a group of students and young activists in london demanding equality

although if you close your eyes, it's also marge simpson, voldemort. >> "harry potter." >> and christopher"i don't really know what i'm supposed to say." >> it's like a secret talent. i hid it from everyone. i was like, like i said, one day this is going to come in handy. i guess it came in handy now. >> adam reigning supreme on snapchat, winning first place in the recent celebrity impressions spotlight challenge. >> called my parents. called everyone that i know, basically. i don't know. it felt good. it felt really good. >> all the finalists in the spotlight challenges winning cash prizes. >> "get to the chopper." >> "and now we're sexy." >> he surprisingly does not have a background in performing. >> growing up, i would like attach to a random character, practice that line all day, and then that just gets stored in my brain waiting for a moment to use it. >> have you ever tried an impression and were like, can't do that one, won't try that again? >> shaggy. shaggy from scooby-doo is so hard. like "scoob." >> do you have a favorite? >> roz. >> really? >> roz is my favorite. >> roz, the g

percent of its neighbors that needs over winter. tentatively spoke with you energy commissioner cadre simpson, she said that europe should be able to make it through winter, even without russian gas. we know that the russia is not to lie up with partners. and any moment they can not introduce a fully disruption of gas. despite the fact that right now with a, i did event gas fire 30 pipelines, but we are prepared. and i know that there with the help of reliable gas suppliers we so storage level full enough or do very provide alternative gas supplies or so many things season is it did speak and savings and this fuel switch. so, or those are different aspects that help us through this mentor and, and they will help us through this finter safely without emergency alert. over the address lashelle is an environmental economist from germany, university of bo hm. he gave us his assessment of the money if we just heard from the energy commissioner, we should stop discussing news. the caution is right, russia is no longer reliable against a lawyer. it actually is intention to create uncertainties to cr

dw spoke with a new energy commissioner, country simpson, and she's at europe should be able to make it through winter, even without rush and gas. we know that the russia is not to lie up at partner and any moment they can not introduce it fully disruption of gas. despite the fact that right now they had to rank as fi a 3 pipelines, but debt, we are prepared. and i know that there with the help of reliable gas suppliers at this sir storage level full enough. a provide as tentative, a gas supply is also when eating season is it did speak and the savings and the fuel switch. so or those are different aspects that help us through this winter and, and they will help us through this winter safely without emergency alert. he was secretary of state antony, blanket has said he intends to speak with russia's foreign minister, certainly love ralph to free us citizens being held by russia. it would be their 1st direct talk since the russian invasion of ukraine secretary blinking said his priority would be to secure the release of us professional basketball player, brittany greiner and former ma

actress yeardley smith, the voice of lisa on "the simpsons," tying the knot with the former springfieldctive who was assigned to protect her at an event back in 2014. >> aw, that's sweet. >> yeardley had had some stalkers in the past, and detective dan grice says that is in his wheelhouse. the two keeping in touch, visiting one another, and eventually getting engaged. but yeardley and dan are not the first star and security romance. miranda lambert married the nypd security officer she met at the "gma" studio. what is it about the relationship between a celebrity and their bodyguard that you think might translate so well and so often to a romantic relationship? >> things like security, loyalty, and even that willingness to sacrifice are things that all singles value. >> in the early seasons of "keeping up with the kardashians," kim crushing on her bodyguard. >> i had just knocked on shengo's door to go have dinner. >> yeah. >> and he opened the door, like, in a towel. >> yeah. >> oh, my god, he's hot. >> specifically for women, they look for that security. oftentimes that's demonstrated

for more on the trading week ahead, let's bring in kevin simpson. he is the founder of capital wealth planning. good morning >> hi, seema >> i detailed the reports on the agenda this week high focus on employment i think one question out there, kevin, is as the fed tackles high inflation, how much weakness they are willing to overcome, i guess, in the jobs market and if that could play out this week? >> if you think back during the pandemic, the jobs report is all we cared about it was the biggest report on the docket now it seems like it is all about inflation. last week, we ahad the pce number it came in with maybe inflation peaking. i thought about it last night as we celebrated fireworks. maybe we should have had fireworks last week to signal the all clear on inflation we will get a better read on the trajectory next week with cpi. as important as the jobs number is this week, it will not do anything to change the opinion of the fed they are solely focused on inflation. cpi next week may be bigger than the jobs report this friday. >> are you rec

to be temporary, but german authorities, a worried when moscow will turn the taps back on in the m simpson fire. in the worst case scenario, if there really is no gas coming in from russia, a few parameters are crucial is and how fast we are with the liquefied natural gas terminals. the government is procuring how much gas we can save ourselves. there are several scenarios where we would end up in a gas emergency. we must do everything possible now to avoid that tom van duster might be on a visit to the czech republic. germany's economy minister gave voice to his government's uncertainty about russia's intentions was, comes ironed as to gaston hall, gas deliveries may resume and full to have even been stipends from russia that effectively announced this. but deliveries may also remain at 0 because a minor technical issue is discovered that cannot be repaired. and we can assume that this is a pretext to keep the pipeline shot for before mac windows. the maintenance work is scheduled to last for 10 days with no gas flowing through its most important pipeline. germany is waiting nervously to

the eas commissioner for energy countries simpson, has evaluated what europe could face this window showed russia turn off the gas completely is what she told you. don't use brussels corresponding christine, behold, we're at commissioner. thanks so much. was wanting to do. which of ella russia has? again, cut supply, gas supply to your buy it the north stream one pipeline. we're now in uncharted territory. they are real concerns about whether or not right at europe is going to survive this winter doubts about if europe will survive this winter. well, we really ville the survivor this winter and we have started preparations already at the beginning of this year. and we know that the russia is not to lie up or partnered. and any moment they are gonna introduce a full disruption of gas despite the fact that right now they are delivering cars for your 3 pipelines. but we are prepared. and we know that there with a help of reliable gas suppliers, her reserve storage level full enough or do well provide alternative or gas supply is all. so when eating season is it did speak and was savings and w

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on the disruption, our correspondent emma simpson has this report. going nowhere.alf of the uk's rail network brought to a halt. at manchester piccadilly, some trains were leaving with travellers trying to navigate the disruption. stressful. yeah. just a big change of plans. we've been up since 3:00 in the morning and flying from malaga. london euston is normally the sixth busiest station in the uk, but only a skeleton service today. literally no problems. there's about four trains an hour, which is pretty good. good on them. i support them. i think it's appalling, actually, what people are expected to live off. it wasn't just train disruption. at glasgow central station, protesters briefly descended to show their support for the walk—out. a rail dispute that's getting messy. more picket lines, with the two sides seemingly as far apart as ever. the rmt now accused of blocking an 8% pay deal over two years. well, we haven't got an offerfrom network rail, all the train operating companies, that suits the needs of the dispute. the train operating companies have made n

and i serve with a lot of senators, this guy, alan simpson. one of the greatest honors of my life.. i've known joe 55 years. he's notice an unknown quantity for me. >> neil: the line that the president said, alan never takes himself too seriously or me too seriously. i got a kick out of that. while i have you here, there's all of this political infighting again. it seems to happen earlier and earlier every four years where donald trump seems to be telegraphing a move to run for president again. what do you think? >> well, put it this way. i voted for him once. i'll never do it again. does that answer your question? >> neil: why never again? >> i think he's -- i think he's overused himself. he used up. i think the january 6th hearings are terribly irritating to him. i say to him, stop the squeal. it's very unbecoming. it's like someone in a sandbox and they stole their little shovel. so i don't know where he's going, but i know there's plenty of horses out there from the as you saw in that earlier segment. and good grief proves that there is a marching order to take it on. >> do you

john simpson, bbc news.n. that was a network for those living in this country having made the decision to leave in some cases been forced out. thank you very much for being the dozen talking to us. it must be kind of bittersweet when you see events in hong kong which, after all, is your home, but you are no longer able to be part of those for those who are celebrating orjust marking the occasion? yes. those who are celebrating or 'ust marking the occasion? yes, indeed. that, of marking the occasion? yes, indeed. that. of course. _ marking the occasion? yes, indeed. that, of course, now _ marking the occasion? yes, indeed. that, of course, now we _ marking the occasion? yes, indeed. that, of course, now we see - marking the occasion? yes, indeed. that, of course, now we see back i marking the occasion? yes, indeed. j that, of course, now we see back to what happens in hong kong, that is only one way for celebration in the proposed way by officials but also many of those hong kong is now leaving hong kong, lea

maybe no jack nicholson but homer simpson perhaps. matt, great to have you on this morning.ank you. >>> and i want to go back to highland park now where berman is there on the main street. >> yeah, thanks so much, brianna. this parade in highland park, this was the parade that people would come to from all the surrounding towns. we've talked to eed eed to peop come here for more than 30 years for this parade. joining me now is someone who was about to start marching in the parade with this two children ages 4 and 7, state rep bob morgan. and this is your district, representative morgan, just tell me where you were and what happened. >> thanks, john, good morning. good morning, everybody. i was just about a block from here. my family, friends and volunteers were ready to start the parade. we had banners and candy and frisbees to give out to the kids. and we were just stepping off when we heard what sounded like fireworks. and then we saw a stampede of people running. and then people started yelling gunfire, gunfire. in which we immediately turned people around. we're about a

actually now gazprom says that one more turbine needs repair to the european energy commissioner cadre simpsonoday stated that gazprom's announcement about the further reduction of gas supplies to europe is politically motivated and there are no technical grounds, according to her, such a situation forces us to prepare for the termination of gas supplies from russia at any moment. russia is not a reliable energy supplier and the eu must be ready for a complete stoppage of russian gas supplies sooner or later, meanwhile, the deputy head of state without russia, dmytro medvedev, directly threatens the europeans in a cold winter in his telegram, he stated well , by the way, i have to excuse myself and say that in the circles of russian political scientists there have been discussions for a long time about what state medvedev is in when he makes his posts in the telegram, nevertheless, if you recount his publication in one sentence, he said that for the fact that the countries of europe support ukraine, they are threatened by a cold winter and now, by the way , the meeting of the energy ministers

and former wyoming senator allen simpson and gabrielle giffords an outspoken survivor of gun violence. >> steve jobs and richard trump and john mccain received the award posthumously. >> and receiving this award on behalf of their loved one is bittersweet. >> president biden received the medal in 2017 while serving as vice president under barack obama. skylar henry, cbs news. >> denzel washington could not attend the sale because he tested positive for covid. he will be hon yored at a later date. >>> an increase of 1.8% from the seven days prior and of course it might not reflect those at-home positive results that a lot of people are not reporting and the u.s. has now more than 600 cases of monkeypox and some say the federal government has been too slow to get vaccines out, especially here in the state of california where case loads are doubling. in fact california is one of the highest places for monkeypox in the entire united states. coming up at 6:00 i'll introduce you to people who are trying to get ahead of this spread with the vaccines in our area. >>> new at 3:00, a federal ju