simpson. >> oj simpson is not at this location. nothing going on here.james simpson. >> then, around 6:30 pm, some seven hours after he was supposed to have turned himself in, a white ford bronco was spotted with simpson in the backseat and his close friend, al kalin took the wheel. >> john, i think i just saw oj simpson on the 5 to 8. >> and then within a minute, the orange county sheriff or. a >> number one lead at 40 miles per hour. >> what followed was a surreal low speed chase which, by the way, involved our challenge bronco. not some. since [inaudible] >> okay, we are? you >> i'm coming up the side. right, now -- >> 95 million americans, now, tuned in to watch what was suddenly the best show on tv. >> we are looking at live pictures of interstate five in los angeles. >> until that moment, many viewers had settled in to watch the nba finals between the knicks and the rockets. now, they would watch a split screen of the game and the chase. >> bob costas was hosting the pregame and halftime show for nbc. >> and then, all of a sudden, this great traged

. _ way. john, many thanks, john simpson. our— way. john, many thanks, john simpson, our world _ way., our world affairs - way. john, many thanks, john - simpson, our world affairs editor. staying with this story. downing street has described the detention of a bbcjournalist who was covering the protests in shanghai as "shocking and unacceptable. " ed lawrence was arrested yesterday and held for several hours before being released. the bbc says during that time he was beaten and kicked by police. chinese officials have disputed the claims. the prime minister, in his first major speech on foreign policy, has criticised the chinese authorities for what he called their authoritarian response to the protests. mr sunak has been addressing the lord mayor's banquet tonight at the guildhall in the city of london, where he promised "new support" for ukraine, and then addressed the situation in china. we recognise china poses a systemic challenge to our values and interests, a challenge that grows more acute as it moves towards even greater authoritarianism. instead of listening to their people

simpson will vote no on h.r. 5455. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. blumenauer and mr. desaulnier, i inform the house that those members will vote yes on h.r. 5455. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. gosar of the great state of arizona, i inform the house that he will vote no on h.r. 5455. and merry christmas. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. peter welch, mr. defazio, mrs. kirkpatrick, ms. jayapal, ms. eddie bernice johnson, mr. sires, mr. hank johnson and mr. mike doyle, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 5455. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. jay cox of new yo

>> "the simpsons" is like shakespeare in the sense that we quote the simpsons all the time, very oftencellent! >> 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 -- what was 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 the abc network launched a new series that was none of those things. "twin peaks" has already been described by one critic as the series that will ch

simpson, i inform the house that mr. simpson will vote yes on h.j.res. 100. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. beyer: as the member designated by mr. rush of illinois, mr. rush will vote yes on h.j.res. 100. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah. >> as the member designated by mrs. herrera beutler, i inform the house that mrs. herrera beutler will vote yes on h.j.res. 100. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. craig of minnesota, i inform the house that ms. craig will vote yes on h.j.res. 100. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. bera: as the member designated by mr. desaulnier of california, i inform the house that he will vote no on h. res. 100. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady from virginia seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. luria, i inform the house that mrs. luria will vote

funny as a child, but my parents had that kind of intellectual humor that they were getting from the simpsons. that's our goal is that we can have stuff for the young. and for the adults that they can be learning this and laughing together. the most recent in the tuttle twins book series is america's. history 1215 to 1776. a tuttle series of stories. connor boyack is the creator and

john simpson, world affairs editor, working. john simpson, world affairs editor. thank — working.r, thank you. _ now a look at some other stories making the news today. police across europe have dismantled what they describe as a drugs "super cartel" responsible for around a third of the continent's cocaine trade. the european union's police agency said it had made nearly 50 arrests in spain, france, belgium and the netherlands — which included a british national who is suspected of heading the operation. the number of cases of diphtheria among asylum seekers who have recently arrived in the uk has risen to 50. most of the cases are in south—east england — where the manston migrant processing centre is located — which recently experienced severe overcrowding. the health secretary steve barclay said the risk to the wider population was very low. south wales police are continuing to question three people in connection with the discovery of the bodies of two babies in a house in bridgend at the weekend. two men aged 37 and 47 and one woman aged 29 have been arrested on suspicion of c

effort again is to have this be something for the whole family where i think of a kind of like the simpsons i grew up watching it and i would find the jokes funny as a child, but my parents had that kind of intellectual humor that they're getting from the simpsons. that's our goal is that we can have stuff for the young kids and for the adults so they can be learning about this and laughing together. >> host: the most recent in the tuttle twins book series is "america's history: 1215-1776". the tuttle twins series, connor boyack is the creator and co-author thanks for being with us. >> guest: appreciate it. >> booktv every sunday on c-span2 features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. at 8 p.m. eastern massachusetts republican governor charlie baker shares his book, results, where he offers his thought how to move past politics and get this done. and then attempting eastern on "after wds sociologist beth truesdale looks at the future of retirement and whether working longer provides better financial security in her book, over time. she's interviewed by wellesley colleg

simpson held separate negotiations with the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelensky, according to the minister of energy, ukraine expects that russia will continue to attack its energy system. therefore we have to 24/7 restore everything that we can restore , galushchenko emphasized, the minister called on ukrainians to limit electricity consumption and unite around this challenge staff simpson assured that the priority for the eu is to help ukraine restore its damaged capacities. and according to volodymyr zelenskyi, russia has already seriously damaged about 40% of the entire energy infrastructure of ukraine. despite such consequences , electricity and water supply, which stopped in some areas of the capital after the russian strikes , were fully restored in kyiv. this was reported by markeyev vitaliy klitschko, at the same time, according to him, the power cuts will continue due to a deficit in the energy system, the day before the russians launched at least 50 missiles on the territory of ukraine hundreds of populated areas, including the capital , were left without electricity bb

emma simpson, bbc news, reading.has welcomed world leaders, business figures, environmentalists and ngos to buckingham palace for a reception ahead of the un climate summit c0 p27. it was announced last month that the monarch would not be travelling to the summit in egypt after discussions with the then prime minister, liz truss. the new prime minister, rishi sunak, delivered a speech at the reception, his latest public remarks since he u—turned on his decision not to attend cop27. his majesty has been working to help find practical solutions to climate change and biodiversity loss for more than 50 years. long before copi let alone cop27. and when you look at the challenge before us. it is easy to feel daunted. i believe the agreements we reached in glasgow are a source of hope for the world. perhaps one of the greatest breakthroughs of all is that at the king's suggestion, while prince of wales, glasgow was the first cop to bring together so many of the leading businesses and investors and to direct the world is wea

earnest simpson jr.: we got a birthday you do. you open no vote. you looking inside.s 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 breang news report. the helena-west helena school district is going to build a brd new high school based on the outcome of the election tonight, march the 14th. 1,135 people voted for, 1,6 peopleoted 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 hungr struggle for pennies and dollars. ♪ victor sellale: i'm proud you guys. because what you guys did caused it to win. period. yeah, period. what you did-- [interposing vo

yesterday, simpson visited critical infrastructure facilities that were damaged by russian attacks. something like an energy rammstein. funds, support equipment, transformers, generators energy carrier is what is vitally necessary for our protection for all consumers in ukraine, the technical possibility of water supply has already been restored for the majority, as well as the technical possibility of electricity supply, stabilizing outages continue in nine regions of ukraine in the kyiv region, 1,367 bodies of civilians killed during the russian occupation were discovered, the head of the police of the kyiv region, andrii zabitov, announced this at a briefing - 200 bodies still remain unidentified, dna samples were taken from them and they were buried according to the serial number another 384 people are considered missing. we know they are alive, that they were taken somewhere to the territory of the russian federation , imprisonment is possible, but today we do not know where they are therefore, we continue our police work and call on all citizens. if you know something, do you

simpson and the like are implanting. well, for her, too, there were a wish, including the former chairmen of the european commission, who now demanded a relevant reforms, but as we are dealing with that of the european commission, which exists today . and we are definitely not on the way with them. well, yes, what do you have to deal with them. and how do you assess the prospects for the next sanctions package, which the eu is currently working on? true of course, not all restrictions from previous packages have come into force yet, but still, what can we expect here? but uh, obviously the initiators. most of them are well known to us. they can no longer stop. ah. they haven't actually introduced no measures for the sixth package, which was adopted in june, including embarrasses, are put into effect. a is already drawing pictures of the ninth package, and is already starting somewhere with the 7 main topic of these discussions, and in brussels the fate of the gas market was, but they are not able to solve the problem of

european union stands by the ukrainians to help them until they win, european commissioner for energy simpson told the staff verbatim from her twitter quote today i am in kyiv to help increase support for the practical sector of ukraine ukrainian energy infrastructure is under targeted attacks by russia with cruel and inhumane tactics aimed at causing human suffering as the winter approaches, the european union stands by the ukrainians to help them, that is, us, until we win you just on two by the way, information about the fact that iran can give ballistic missiles and even more drones to russia, referring to cnn, seems to be correctly detailing the information . shakhet 136 mukhajer 6 and arash-2 are known to deliver uavs from the caspian sea to the port of astrakhan, e.e. the drones will arrive in a disassembled state and will be assembled in the russian federation in the future they will repaint and apply russian markings, in particular hero 2, the message is from september 13, when the occupiers first used an iranian kamikaze drone against ukraine. that is, the iranian ballistic missiles

the whole city of great britain and some works are sold at world auctions, he is mentioned in the simpsons cartoon, but the most disputed is the identity of the artist, see the project to find yours kateryna osadchoi from the search for the missing every monday at 21:30 now i know how it is one moment to lose everything to wake up one's home when you are standing in the middle of the station and don't know where to go a complete stranger well we became the closest true friend my children are far from their father but he knows that you were safe and can safely defend your ukraine tell me how you are when i try to help our soldiers you are there when i want to be then the day comes and you cry with me when i am completely powerless you help me get up i am this ukraine and you are poland and our hearts beat together. territories of ukraine, the city played a significant role in the creation of statehood, it became the southern center of the ukrainian revival during the great terror , the nkvdists shot almost 2,000 people for nationalism , and the kherson leadership of the oun, led by bohdan b

emma simpson, bbc news. let's talk to consumer expert kate hardcastle.at most certainly we have just heard about stock levels and the traditional bricks and mortar stores meaning there is a different outlook, there is stock to shift and they want deals to be appealing. that said, with a more savvy customer than ever before, browsing began so much earlier this year and we are seeing consumers focus on, globally, looking for different types of items, cost saving champions, so items like electric blankets, airflyers so items like electric blankets, air flyers that might help reduce fuel consumption in the home. 0r indeed getting better deals on things that were going to be bought anyway. it's not so much a frivolous shopping experience this year, it's about trying to make sure they are targeted with what they are targeted with what they spend. —— air flyers. they are targeted with what they spend. —— airflyers. the they spend. -- air flyers. the chap discussing _ they spend. —— air flyers. the chap discussing refurbished items was interesting. if sales are

our business correspondent emma simpson reports. could save eligible households up to £100. it's the time of day when many of us get home, put on the lights, and all the appliances as well. but millions of us could now earn money off our bills by using less electricity when demand is at its peak. julie, in saffron walden, is up for it. so what i've done is i've ditched the kettle and i bought this water dispenser. the reason i've done that is because i was finding that i was boiling the same piece of water time and time again. i hear you. she's already taken part in a small trial this year and has signed up for the national grid's new scheme. if you've got enough notice, which normally may be the day before, you can plan around it, you can just sort of say we are going to have dinner at this time. i think it's a really good thing for everybody to try and do if they are able to. i think it's something that i've found that i've actually enjoyed doing. it's part of our lives. and you've earned some money. i've earned a bit of money out

simpson case. >> in the matter of the people of the state of california versus orenthal james simpsonitted and then sued him in civil court and got a judgment. >> we called it a backwards o.j., right? we wanted to do the civil case first to drive the criminal case. >> you never see a family having to pursue justice like this. so this is very, very rare. >> by the time of the wrongful death suit, jim and kathy mays, christy's parents, had badgered the davison police department long enough into sending the case to the michigan state police department to investigate. >> and it's handed over to detective sergeant joshua dirkse. >> when i took over the case in december of 2018, there was a civil lawsuit that the victim's family had filed against jason harris. we worked together. i was able to work along with them. >> early on, jason said, i'm not talking to police, which is your fifth amendment right. in a civil case, though, for wrongful death, jason harris had to be deposed. >> this was the first time that jason harris had faced any scrutiny, any real questioning, over his involvement in

emma simpson, bbc news, kettering. records broken on black friday.5%, year on year. the mousetrap — agatha christie's murder—mystery play — has been celebrating 70 years in london's west end. it has now been performed almost 29,000 times. and next year it will cross the atlantic and open on broadway for the first time. 0ur entertainment correspondent david sillito reports. good afternoon. welcome to today's performance of the mousetrap. agatha christie's the mousetrap. and today's performance, number 28,915 — a special anniversary reunion forformer cast members. this is more than a play, it's a must—see on the london tourist trail. they got out their map and everything, and they were saying, "what shall we do? we must see buckingham palace, we must see the tower of london, we must see the mousetrap." and you just thought, "there you are." backstage, little has changed. this, the wind machine. this is the original from 1952? the originalfrom 1952, the original production. and to make it really wintry, actors step into the snow room. but what makes it

emma simpson, bbc news, kettering.bove $9 billion, hiting a new record. there were fears that inflation would hold people back from opening their wallets, but that may not be the case this year. trae bodge is a shopping expert who has her own website — truetrae.com. she joins us now from just outside new york city. thank you forjoining us. the message from our side of the water is steady but not really splashing out. it sounds like certainly online at least as if they have really gone for it this year in the states. these are interesting _ this year in the states. these are interesting early - this year in the states. these | are interesting early numbers coming through that we are seeing, very active shopping online on black friday, and we did see a number of reports throughout the day that there was a fair amount of foot traffic in stores as well, not the crush at the door is that we typically see at 5am at walmart, so it will be interesting to see how it balances out but my expectation would be that online would be

emma simpson, bbc news, reading.eague clubs expect to go to fewer matches this winter because of the cost of living crisis. it's another blow to clubs already struggling with rising bills. but despite that, one club is opening its doors to help its local community stay warm — as our sports correspondent andy swiss reports. a november night at non—league chesterfield — and a victory over visitors gateshead for their fans to cheer. cheering. but this is a club now offering far more than just football. hi, everybody, all right? it's opened its doors as a warm hub for the local community, where people like brenda can come for some welcome respite amid the cost of living crisis. it means a lot. come here for company and the food is nice and it keeps me warm in the winter. if we can take a little bit of that pressure away and say, actually, every night come here, there will be food, there will be heating, i hope that that gives families that little bit of comfort. fans are proud that their town, their club is opening up to

emma simpson, bbc news, kettering.sed the former prime minister, scott morrison. it's after he secretly appointed himself to five cabinet posts during the coronvirus pandemic. a report said his actions had corroded trust in government. in china, the country has reported its highest ever daily number of coronavirus infections despite stringent measures designed to eliminate the virus. nearly 33,000 cases were recorded on thursday. that compares with just over 31,000 cases on wednesday. almost three years into the pandemic, china's zero—covid policy is still in place. twitter�*s new owner elon musk has announced an "amnesty" for many banned twitter accounts, after carrying out a poll on the platform in which 3 million people took part. but accounts which have broken the law or been used for spam will still be suspended. let's ta ke let's take you live now to a fanzone in south london was to why? because if you are a football fan, you will know that the world cup is happening, and what is happening right now is england ve

turn up at accenting emergency, more people that might be using drugs and alcohol, to alleviate the simpsons caused by the property that i feelin, the beautiful seasonal illuminations cannot hide the fact that the prospects are dark for more, more people not only in blackpool, that's our show from us here in berlin. thanks for watching. mm hm. greenwashing admitted to enhancing the sustainability of african big companies, are making big promises to save the environment and getting them in every way they claim to be fighting plastic waste. but what's really happening don't big promises. all too often turn out to be big lies a fact jack made in germany next on d w. my pauper is my wars, says journalist a teacher jen gets it has been for years since the murder of her fiance jamal kush ok to this day, the crime has had no political fallout. the minimum di continues to fight for him. the journalist who was silent. mm. focus on europe. in 60 minutes on d. w. oh, did you become a criminal ah, free climate? oh, ready news with about hackers, paralyzed me to your societies. computers that out some of

, as we know that the main goal of all of shelves is time, or another goal is to have a talk with simpson on the ukranian war when china have this like cause the support attitude told the war. so a lot of leaders, they hope that all of shorts will be able to raise this question and ask you if he could possibly maybe have a talk with the russian president putin, to put on some pressures on russia to stop this conflicts in your credit. but we know china has a very different attitude, told this issue, so if both sides cannot reach consensus on this issue. so it's really hard to say that if germany and china will be able to, to have a better relationship, they have such a different offend on the issue on ukrainian war. so we've seen all kinds of in fighting inside the german government over its approach to china. could the german government views on taiwan and human rights abuses in china? make 2 countries coming together difficult? yes, armed any obese to all the toughest questions for china, because they considered high one problem of their internal affairs and they don't want anyone to hav

more people that might be ham, using drugs and alcohol, to alleviate simpsons caused by the property that i feelin. the beautiful seasonal illuminations cannot hide the fact that the prospects are dark for more and more people. not only in blackpool, that's our show from us here in berlin. thanks for watching me. enter the conflict zone with tim sebastian. russia has suffered key reversals on the battlefield. as curious. horses have come to attacked and seize back a wide sway the territory. my guest this week from moscow is andre kalashnikov, senior fellow at the think time, the comic gate endowment for international peace as anger mounts among some of la uprooting supporters. how vulnerable is he conflict zone next on d w? yes. what factors spook cloud? i'm saying i'm convinced here can become a role modeling ecological training account or produce more energy is the burning issue in many european countries right now. but can leaders are great on common solutions? the future is being determined, but now the europe revealed part 3 in our series in 45 minutes on d, w o. in which met. s

emma simpson, bbc news, reading.o take part. so many people i speak to wish they had never bothered to get one, the time taken to get things fixed. no metres anyway, i don't get a choice. if you do have a smart metre are you going to try to take advantage of this scheme and try and save some money? you have any idea how much you might save? how will you change your habits to reduce your electricity use peak times? we would love to hear from you and we'll be to emma simpson late on this hour is that if you have any questions as well do get in touch and we will try and answer those for you. the immigration minister, robertjenrick, is due to visit dover today to meet the town's local tory mp along with residents and councillors. it follows the home secretary's tour of an overrun kent facility on thursday. over the course of the week, suella braverman has been under increased criticism in her government role. let's remind ourselves how we got here: ms braverman faced pressure regarding overcrowding at manston, a migrant

kevin simpson is the founder of capital wealth planning. kevin, why one cpi print shows things are cooling is not enough for the fed? >> that is the thing the fed is looking for a meaningful decline until that, they will push the terminal rate up to the 5% target the market was right to celebrate the last week's print because 7.76% inflation is still really, really high. it is a far better print than 9.1% from june, seema. if you look under the hood, and that's what we're talking about p thi this week. if we look at used car sales and housing prices, these have come down meaningfully. this means the aggressive fed tightening is working with the areas. housing operates on a big time lag with cpi strategists and economists and fed watchers and everyone is hoping this trend will continue as the housing pressures fall into cpi in december, january and february we will see what happens i think there are reasons to be a little bit excited maybe not excited, but little bit enthusiastic >> cautiously enthusiastic you say the fed wants to see the tr

emma simpson, bbc news, slough. our economics correspondent andy verity is here.ity is here. incredibly bleak andy verity is here. incredibly bleak economic andy verity is here. incredibly bleak economic pict| painted an incredibly bleak economic picture painted today by the institute for fiscal studies, warning about a long, hard, unpleasantjenny. yes. long, hard, unpleasant jenny. yes, and long, hard, unpleasantjenny. yes, and the trouble _ long, hard, unpleasantjenny. yes, and the trouble is, _ long, hard, unpleasantjenny. yes, and the trouble is, we _ long, hard, unpleasantjenny. yes, and the trouble is, we have - long, hard, unpleasantjenny. 1913 and the trouble is, we have already had one, we have already had one of the worst decades for improvements in living standards since the industrial era began will stop it was called a lost decade between 2008 and 2018 but now what the institute for fiscal studies is saying is that it could get even worse and we could be heading for another lost decade. if you look at the trend since the war, we have a chance to show

sales have been steady with the soaring cost of living, will it help or hinder and emma simpson reports it is the biggest warehouse and the busiest day of the year. many retailers didn't have enough stock last black friday with all the supply chain problems. no shortage this time around. >> w will get through a lot of parcels today, 3 million over the course ois week. there is a lot of demand and so i think christmas is going to be good. we want to celebrate and being more thoughtful about buying really thoughtful gifts and what people want and need. >> black friday started even earlier this year and there are more deals. stimulating demand summer spending more than others. >> and it is a cost-of-living crisis. >> and that on the prices, they won't. >> black friday at least seems to have been fairly steady. people still spending but not cost of christmas tighter than ever before. >> othertudies -- stories we have been covering here, strongly criticizing the former prime minister scott morrison after he secretly appointed himself to five cabinet posts during the coronavirus pandemic. his

simpson's notorious run in the white bronco. talk to her talks about her complicated relationship with her father, and she charts her own path from local reporter to globe trotting foreign correspondent, running from her past. she also opens up about her struggles with burnout and imposter syndrome. her stumbles in the anchor chair and her relationship with her husband, rough draft explores the gift and curse of family legacy. examines the roles and responses, villages of the news, and asks the question, to what extent do we each get to write our own story? i'm sure the dinner conversations are fascinating. katy tur and tony dokoupil. thank you very much. thank you very much, amy, as well. and get this microphone to work. so i appreciate all your being here. people who suspect there might be bias in journalism. i can tell you that it is 100% accurate in at least one respect. this is my wife. i think she is one of the most naturally gifted broadcasters on television. i think she is a graceful and stylish writer. i think she has o

emma simpson, bbc news, manchester.ited. in an interview on talk tv which will air on wednesday and thursday, he says he feels betrayed by the club, that it�*s trying to force him out and that he doesn�*t respect its manager. joe wilson reports. think of a footballer more famous, more successful than cristiano ronaldo. perhaps you can�*t. he is revered at manchester united — is or was. he returned at the start of last season, but the club�*s latest manager erik ten hag is building his team around others. ronaldo feels betrayal. team around others. ronaldo feels betra al. ., , team around others. ronaldo feels betra al. , ., , ., betrayal. people should listen to the truth, betrayal. people should listen to the truth. yes. — betrayal. people should listen to the truth, yes, i— betrayal. people should listen to the truth, yes, i feel— betrayal. people should listen to the truth, yes, i feel betrayed, l betrayal. people should listen to i the truth, yes, i feel betrayed, and the truth, yes, ifeel betrayed, and ifelt the tr

another project or not, that is our days prior to going to do or not that his own a little back a simpson battle. that'd be that be a saturday. got caught up yet in was i could fill out the i like you're going to cover up on good what the, how much a little bit is american heart killer. make a jack? i'm going to put it. it'll kill him. a while ago when i got to be on the projecting big guy, a guy, you know, i'm, i got a really good job. i cannot order well for you go dad knox. and i said, what i get lucky get bad dog is a political commodity. i get a lot of these have get like you bought a will decide to go to look. i like decide even when like you said i was like, well y'all can a see you come by. you like you could you in math, we a card, the card, the more of a whole like let's say the name jeremiah a i debbie della dotcom. thanks or go out, but i was get a kilogram air watching the did there was your go put well handle it. yeah. the given that you know about which are some magic that for your one by lamentable guy that but your k pictures click on more, take it to love it is i get a l

emma simpson, bbc news.will be about 26 in qatar for the england kicker. in the uk if you are going out shopping we await a cloud coming in from the atlantic but ahead of that part of the country remaining driver sunshine. the odd shower around, remaining driver sunshine. the odd showeraround, most remaining driver sunshine. the odd shower around, most of the wet weather continuing in the northern half of scotland, although the winds are beginning to ease. temperatures looking similar to yesterday. heading into this evening and overnight, that cloud that we saw in the anklet will be heading to the uk, bringing rain to the north—west of scotland. later, bringing rain into northern ireland, the wind is picking up and keeping temperatures higher, but in eastern england, the winds will be lighter, sky is clear, temperatures not far away from a frost in rural areas. eastern england staying right tomorrow, seeing some sunshine in the morning but there is more cloud heading our way, bringing more rain into wales, w

simpson so beautifully embodied that. that is something that we have lost. i would like to see more of. i think soupy could you who should use would be part of the. >> i appreciate the story very much. i wish there were more people on the senate today who are as capable as alan simpson was, and as honorable in their service. the reason congressman avoid responsibility is because the system allows them to do that. the incentives in the system are such that they are incentivized to avoid responsibility. as i tried to suggest in the book, if you have 400 or more safe seats in congress, you are going to have a bunch of time servers who aren't terribly interested in standing up and taking a political hit for an unpopular position. beyond civic education, we have to change the centers that confront people who are going to hold public office. put them in a position where they need to take responsibility and be accountable. the system, unfortunately, has some built-in easy ways to avoid accountability. a member of the house of representatives can say, i love this id

emma simpson, bbc news, reading.all fans in the north west of england began to pick up these items when they went to europe following their team, spawning a football fashion movement, now known as the "casuals". a new exhibition opening at the walker art gallery in liverpool charts how casual culture went mainstream, creating the leisurewear industry of modern times. our culture editor katie razzall went to have a look. merseyside in the 1980s, dreams of european football success were coming true and fans were driving a fashion movement still with us today. then the first goal for derek mountfield. derek mountfield won the league and the european cup winners' cup with everton. iconic clothing from iconic days, things i used to wear, my friends used to wear to go to the games. derek remembers the so—called casuals, who lived for branded clothes and trainers and are being celebrated in the exhibition. the fans went to away games in europe and came back with all this new gear from various parts of europe. and it became

but don't british lesson stella gording ground pneumonia but on besides just gray in the fidelity simpson, i'm going to be coming in. what is though, it's the nationalists to, to part in the message. i'm still convinced they said ukraine with this bloody active intimidation for the particles. so when you produce the football before the idea, you mean the shop, once you see something in, you're going to fall and you might, you proceed to as he makes apologies for the other dogs who sponsored such raids to give a control of the captions. cities largest enterprises and they share the profits from these assets with a new key, the authorities just give us a quick call and we will get that part of your short on bush real shantel phone. probably to talk to you soon bruce. it blows and scroll miss. crane scott, and you're suppose was of something, but it was my low. assuming you're going to come always to have this grain some one else consider all could i use came about him with them on the balloon and hoping multiple normal for school was now show i was supposed litigation. he was one by one nat

as marge simpson. [ laughter ] look at these.ble we've gotten too good at halloween? where do we go from here? what happened to those plastic masks with the elastic stapled to the ears? [ laughter ] then one of the staples would come off and you'd be holding the thing -- do you know those supermarket costumes that said, “my parents don't care at all"? [ applause ] i don't know if they make those anymore. those of you who make a point to watch fox news know that this was the most dangerous halloween in american history, because dangerous immigrants are filling our children's bags with fentanyl. >> the fentanyl crisis continuing to devastate families across america. now it could be showing up in your kid's halloween candy bag in. >> america parents have to worry about kids' halloween candy because of joe biden's border sister. >> colored fentanyl is being used to target children, telling parents to warn their kids ahead of halloween. >> fentanyl designed to look like candy. >> open up all your candy, bad people are putting drugs in

but on besides just gray in the agenda. simpson, i'm going to be coming in. what is though it's the nationalists to, to part in the massacre still convinced they saved ukraine with this bloody active intimidation, reminders for the particles. so when you produced a football idea, you may not shop in . you're going to fall and you might, you proceed to, as he makes apologies for the other dogs who sponsored such raids to give a control of the captured cities largest enterprises. and they share the profits from these assets with a new key. the authorities scare idea for what you're going to look at. i guess that's part of like a tragic you show them on but we still should also like to talk to you soon bruce. it was new school miss cranes. good. yes. suppose we don't. but it was my low assuming you're going to come out on the grain, some won't be suitable enough to could i use came out about him with them on the way to below middle school know of a small little more show i was in the nation with litigation, he was one by one nationalist battalion, this truck alm

emma simpson, bbc news, slough.holiday lets is "tearing the heart out of communities". it's hoped the move will encourage people to sell or rent out their second homes, to help local residents who are struggling to find housing. olivia richwald reports from whitby. yeah. so when i first moved to whitby, i lived in the top—storey flat there, and tried to buy the house next door when it came up for sale, but it went for about 60,000 over the asking price. joe redfern is a marine biologist who runs a lobster hatchery in whitby. he can't afford to buy in the town he loves and calls home. i want to stay in whitby, but mightjust have to kind of get on the property ladder elsewhere and then move to whitby after that. the problem here in whitby is like so many other popular tourist spots. house prices are high, pushed up by demand for second homes and holiday lets. but wages are low, and that means that young people can't get a foot on the property ladder. now north yorkshire county council plans to double the council tax o

on energy, simpson said that the european union allegedly completely replaced russian gas with lng supplies besides, the european commission has developed some new rules for the european gas market. starting next year, the eu countries will exclude russian gas from contracts for joint purchases, in your opinion, what will these all adjustments in the gas market in europe well, if you follow the evolution of the position of the european commission over the past decade, then it has, uh, changed by 180 degrees.

emma simpson, bbc news, kettering.est ever number, daily number of coronavirus infections, despite stringent measures to eliminate the virus. it compares to 31,000 cases on wednesday. almost three years into the pandemic, and china's zero covid—19 policy is still in place. restrictions are continuing to cause disruption to daily life in the economy. twitter boss mike 0no is elon musk has announced an amnesty for many twitter accounts. accounts that have broken the law been used this ban will still remain suspended. the changes will take place next week. the mousetrap, agatha christie's murder—mystery play is celebrating 70 years in london's west end tonight. it has now been performed almost 29,000 times. and next year, it will cross the atlantic and open on broadway for the first time. as our entertainment correspondent, david sillito, reports despite its age, the mousetrap has not lost its original charm. good afternoon. welcome to today's performance of the mousetrap. agatha christie's the mousetrap. and today's perf

and the question of whether the senate would support intervention, and you know senator simpson getting up. on the floor and saying, you know, i remember. you know during the during the war in vietnam. you know, i was i was a young lawyer and you know, we would have had a softball league, you know, and i would play with other other people my age. and you know, i saw those pete so many of those people who i knew who were my friends. you know fight get drafted fight in the war in vietnam and come home in body bags. and you know, what was very powerful to me, you know was at a time in which you know you had you know, you know the president was kind of thinking this and kind of a grand national dimension. right? did you had a senator? you know who's talking about kind of what he personally had experienced and what it had meant for his hometown and what it meant for the people he knew right? and i think you know one of the things that i think partially will address you know this separation of powers crisis, which you accurately identify is civic education, you know where both representatives

. - let's speak to our world affairs editor, john simpson, who's with me.to be said. i suppose you would echo that thought that xi won't back down. ., �* u, �* echo that thought that xi won't back down. ., �* �* ., �*, down. you're right. he can't. that's his whole--- — down. you're right. he can't. that's his whole... to _ down. you're right. he can't. that's his whole... to be _ down. you're right. he can't. that's his whole... to be tough _ down. you're right. he can't. that's his whole... to be tough and - down. you're right. he can't. that'sj his whole... to be tough and strong until everyone else what to do. when the communist party looked at the reasons why the soviet communist party had collapsed in russia, they identified essentially the strands that the government, the party there had been too soft and allowed people to come out into the streets. at that stage, clearly, xijinping decided that the way china had been run in the 80s and 90s — well, the 90s, really, after the disaster of tiananmen square — there had also been too soft and allowed peop