they are not included in this the list is formal, that's right, stafford and pit bull are not includedst of potentially dangerous breeds. but if you don’t deal with them and don’t socialize them, they can pose a threat, they can throw themselves at other people, do you feel inadequate in society , are you nervous? again it's not the dog's fault. they are just hosts. oh, when a big dog attacks a person from benzie , it is incredibly difficult for her to understand that the children of older people have no chance at all to run. from it, too, it is impossible for experienced cynologists. they say that in large breeds. sometimes there is a complex character. they must clearly know who is the boss in the house and unquestioningly obey him, and these are years of training stafford and pitbull in the same apartment, two dogs and women at once and they are engaged and even the neighbors say that they cannot cope with them. if not so strong, right or wrong. well, of course, no, of course not. no, what i was thinking about, this is a woman when she got such two such dogs. however, alexander , ap

andy verity, bbc news, stafford.gh risk disappearence. however at a press conference this morning officers wouldn't elaborate on what that meant. the mother of two went missing nearly three weeks ago whilst walking her dog at st michaels on wyre. our correspondent danny savage was at that news conference. danny did the press conference pose more questions than it answered? i think there are more questions after the news conference at police headquarters. on friday the 27th of january morning that nicola bulley went missing her partner where's the alarm with police by calling them. information that he gave in that court led to her immediately being classified as a high risk missing person for the police say she had specific vulnerabilities. they will not elaborate on what they wear because of the privacy of the family they say so at the moment we do not not know any more than that about what the issues were with nicola bulley that led her to be classified as a high risk missing person. the overarching theme of the new

judge stafford, that if you on sefton's farm in bristol. in 1694, if you toiled for a few then saffron, would you eventually give him this freedom? and so he's like, sir, go out. i'm working. and so kept waiting. he kept waiting. he kept waiting in sevens, like not giving him his freedom. so adam's like, well, we this agreement, so bye. so he decides to self emancipate. he brought the documents in always keep the receipts he brought documentation where stafford had prime us and he sued devon for his freedom. he's like, i've done the time now give me my freedom now. adam ultimately did his freedom, but the case was really hard fought, so adam's case was heard several times first before law. samuel. samuel, then subsequently in a court that included stafford. this judge. so you're kind of seeing there might have been a little bit of a conflict of interest there and saffron jurist was able to kind of jury so he kind of got a jury that was a little bit more favorable to him. but seymour was convinced by adam's adam evidence. he's like, look, yo

they cannot lose char stafford, i'll da 0 heave while the war has suffered in so many families, more than 8000000 ukrainian refugees of fled to neighboring countries. most of them, a women and children. poland has welcomed the most with around one of the half 1000000 people settling their germany is hosting an estimated 1000000 ukrainian refugees. but like many countries, it's faced challenges, especially in providing proper housing and services. the czech republic took in around 500000 people. it's one of 27 e nations where ukrainians were allowed to live and work for up to 3 years. italy's fame of the u. k. also supporting ukrainian refugees each was welcomed around a $150000.00 people. antonio victory, know his fate. director general of the international organizations migration. he's with us now live in geneva, antonio, what are the i o m, as priorities right now, in ukraine, we focus about olean. the fact that the 17600000 people inside ukraine are in need of be money that in assist us. and there we do a periodic surveys among them. and then we have come to the conclusion that th

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i was concerned because novato boulevard and stafford lane. look at that, that's what we do have in the north bay as that crash was clearing. it did clear from novato boulevard. we're looking at the rest of the bay and kari mentioned the rain coming through. this will be a factor if you're leaving along the peninsula and pushing through this area and across the bay. the early commute out of the altamont pass just fine, and it is maintaining a smooth drive. they'll meet in the middle, perhaps by the nimitz, if you leave later in the commute. >>> 4:52 right now. we continue our series "discover black heritage" and this morning we're focusing on mental health. >> it's a topic often avoided within the black community, many saying therapy is taboo because of its stigma. >> how we normalize taking care of ourselves physically, we also have to normalize taking care of ourselves mentally. >> it is the business of licensed social worker marcus christmas and it's also the business many who look like him often avoid and that comes from generations of mis

one quick question, though, to shackleton defeat joined, he said it didn't miss. gomez stafford, you can play 2 minutes for a physical. she's always to charlotte. cameron feet unit is super. be contractor desoto m. as in city medea. the same ideals that inform the british national out. so this and the italian l service inform bowel idea o u h. c, universe, else coverage. now laura came along so helpful all in 1977, the world health organization proclaimed its logan and said primary health care is the way to achieve health rural. so now we had to apprenticeships disease control and primary healthcare lennon conference hall in alma on september 6th, 1971. thank you. no matter who they can be delivered to the inter demila the decade can and they don't all can the lack of you think? yeah, me innocent about the dillman do latricia liquid as in charlie of a survey. did anybody they can all me here drew it after you could do that with a in 18. 84. the german empire began its colonial invasion into nam may be from the very start. berlin encouraged the white colonists to settle in south west

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along with the team from lope, maya de la stafford is in the chandelier. we made for drake was this model. these is what it is. literally larger, at 3.8 meters hours, but i me the, i think and it's the 2nd largest chandelier of its kind next to the original at the metropolitan opera and new york. oh boy, new york. the original was designed in vienna in the 19 sixty's for the metropolitan opera house in the 19th century lobe. my decorated king ludwig. the seconds hadn't teams a castle in southern germany. globe. my a chandel is also decorate one of the small ballrooms in vienna's imperial palace. the whole spoke, as well as the auditorium of the vienna state opera, and the athens concert whole. the loose, the east for them, a chandelier is a grand object for rome behalf and the pale and i a very dominant part of the architecture. even all these is key, but it is just that one detail needed to complete the overall assemblage up least. oh, that one detail comes at a price. the cost of a viennese chandelier starts in the $5.00 digit range. and from there, the

andy verity, bbc news, stafford. mixed picture with some of us strive and some sunshine and others that seen a band of rain. this band of rain is clearing away only to be followed by more wet weather and an area of low pressure of the atlantic for most of us, they'll be bringing cloudy skies and some rain and it won't be that heavy overnight but temperatures from falling too far, about five or 7 degrees for most it can be quite murky with western areas and a few fog patches here in the light rain will slowly ease through the day in the weather tries to brighten up but i don't think that's going to be anywhere near as much sunshine as he had during the day today. despite that, cloudy weather, still mild with the interest to 1a degrees and stronger winds will come through on friday and gusts as high as 75 miles an hour and these are potentially disruptive gusts of wind and we have a few problems of transport in rails in airports can be affected. power cuts the strongest winds in the forecast of scotland across the ten

they cannot lose. stafford, i'll just 0 here. let's go live, not to the ukraine capital case, where we're joined by saying that the rob is saying we understand presence lensky spoken. what does he have to say? that's right, to mark this anniversary, the ukrainian leader has made a very rousing 15 minute long speech that he's posted on social media. you know, before he became president, he was a media tycoon. he knows how to message, but this speech is very different from what he was saying about a year ago. admitting himself that the last time a year ago when he spoke to people, he spoke for about a minute, he informed people of russia's invasion and he told them to be strong. but we are far away a year later from those selfie videos and the messaging from the president and his leadership from underground bunkers, from the safety of, of underground shelters, recording celsius really seeming like a government that was caught a little bit off guard by this invasion what we're seeing now is a very polished president, a war time lead

and the legal israeli settlement at least 18 palestinians have been arrested since the operations stafford. now hello, re up door, which they went in and didn't have a specific house in mind. they targeted the whole camp. they started from the entrance of the camp and they continued their ill doing inside. then they let us go back off and murmur and it's in this miss houses were targeted as if the residents were criminals, while they were asleep in their houses, civilians who have nothing to do with the incident. 3 or i mean madison is living in the border areas of the garza strep surveyor crease increasingly vulnerable to his railey attacks. una l said has been to meet several families whose homes have been damaged in israeli strikes. marry him and 289 members of her family used to live here before israel marseilles turned their home to rubble during fighting with a sly mc g hide group. in august 2022, they lost every thing among sada casa, because we're on the border all the shells of missiles intercepted by the eye and don't fall on us. so when the israeli strikes began, we quickly rush

stafford help save lives.kshire charity are working tirelessly to raise funds for vital medical supplies. we've had so many, so many children come in. young children, three, four, five, six year old children coming in without their parents being brought in, being treated for the hospital. and then being looked after also. so our team is highly trained in this. we've been in syria for since 2011 for the doctors who have been working around the clock and saving saving lives . clock and saving saving lives. well, it was good to offer . well, it was good to offer. yeah. what goals would you let sit on it today, please? the charities also raising money to provide food, shelter and fuel for earthquake survivors across turkey and syria . the phones turkey and syria. the phones ringing more of unusual. the majority of donations coming through are for the emergency appeal. so it's good to see every penny we get because these hundreds said donation policy that's. so every single penny we get goes to goes it goes to a ho

they cannot lose cha, stafford, i'll 0 heave. will the us and it's nato allies of promised dozens of tanks to ukraine at a racing to replenish ammunition spent on the battlefield? our defense editor alex patropolis, explains how western military support as how she crane fight back. even before the war, ukraine was receiving weapons from the west, the trickle of hi tech arms turning into a flood. when russia invaded to weapons types immediately stood out as having a significant effect on the battlefield. powerful hand held and to tank missiles by the u. s. mate javelin gave otherwise lightly am ukrainian infantry. the ability to destroy russian tanks as russia found out the hard way. an arm drones like the turkish made barrack t r t b to helped ukraine spot russian army columns a long way off, sending vital information back to ukrainian command posts, allowing them to guide long range artillery fire on to the targets and where possible destroy high valley tockets of their own, like radar sites and command posts in later months or

they cannot lose stafford, i'll just 0 here. well, he's the current situation on the ground to russia, controls much of the territory east of the denito river, but a ukrainian counter offensive in the autumn reclaimed swathes of land in the north and south, including the key city of cash on. now, the front line is on the city of blackwood, which presents lensky says, have been turned to ruins by the russian offensive. well, since the war started, profits of arms, companies have increased significantly. but it's that vast reports and brussels, it's proving to be a challenge for mesa and europe to ramp up industry that was scaled back after the cold war. 50 leper tanks, gathering dust in the warehouse near brussels, sold by the belgian army to a private company at a time when a new war in europe seem unthinkable. now, the owner wants to sell them back for nearly 10 times the original price. maybe you can say i'm a vision this so the know that other countries there's still countries in the world to have this liquid one. thanks. so

they cannot lose char stafford or to 0 heave. and here is the current situation on the ground. russia controls much of the territory east of the in the pro river, but a cranium counter offensive, and the autumn reclaimed swamps of land to the north and south, including the key city of care. so on. now, the front line is on the city of which president lensky says, has been turned to ruins by the russian offense of the united nations. general assembly has voted overwhelmingly in favor of a resolution calling on russia to withdraw from ukraine. the u. s. ukraine and the you wanted a strong show of unity against russia on the anniversary of the invasion. but some key nations abstained as she happened tom's. he report this non binding resolution was based on the fundamental principle of the un charter. it is against international law for one member state to invade another ukraine and the you wanted as many member states as possible to vote in favor of their drove a new from recent history that anything more strongly worded would lose

ah, african stories from african perspective. short documentaries, from stafford you. filmmakers from zimbabwe. we were pioneers of how the coldness changed the way we distribute goods. i'd be happy to go into a physical store, so don, ivory coast, and he's gone. fresh armed fishing woods and the shon africa direct on al jazeera blue. ah you without as a reminder of our main stores this time it's been one yet since russia lost this invasion of ukraine, leading to the largest conflict in europe since world war 2. thousands of people have been killed and millions forced from their homes. un secretary general says that a year and 2 life is a living hell with people. ukraine, who's speaking of security council debates with peace and security of united nations in union, has become the latest western power to impose a new round of sanctions against russia. the u. says it wants to hinder the criminal ability to fund this war. that it west nation with g 7 countries also announced new sanctions talking mosca rallies were held around the world in support of the ukrainian people. one such event

they cannot lose char stafford, i'll 0 heave his concentration of the ground. russia controls much of the territory ether, the denique pro river, but a ukrainian counter offensive in the autumn reclaimed swathes of land in the north and south, including the keys of cash on. now the front line is on the city of buck loot, which presidents, he says, has been turned to ruins by the russian offensive. well, since the war started, profits of arms, companies have increased significantly. but the vast reports from brussels is proving to be a challenge for nato and europe to ramp up the industry that was scaled back up to the cold war. 50 leopard tang scattering dust in a warehouse near brussels, sold by the belgian army to a private company at a time when the new war in europe team on thinkable. now the owner wants to sell them back for nearly 10 times the original price. maybe you can say i'm a vision of this, so the know that other countries there's still countries in the world to have this liquid one thanks. so dental with the possibility either to sell spare parts or to sell additional t

daughter for the 1st time. amelia was born on the day of the earthquake and she met her father, miss stafford, at a hospital and the tucker city of mercy. well stella had here on out as aaron. we have to start this process suggests this right now a family of a black american man demand action against the police officers charged with killing him. ah, watches war in ukraine has dominated. well, he's for the past 12 months, devastating for those in the line of fire or directly impacted. it has strengthened global alliances and deepens, divisions with far reaching effects on the lives of millions of people weld wide. in a week heard special coverage al jazeera explored every aspect of the conflict, the human, the political, and the economic, and the possibilities of resolution. ukraine war, one here on, on, out there. ah, ah, ah. lou ah, ah, hello, they are watching. i was 0. i'm the stars you take here and our ha, that's from i give out stories. more than 45000 people, i can found dead inter kia and syria after last week's athletes. the focus is now shifting to relief efforts to helping the mill

a nurse from stafford county, she is here with us in the gallery this afternoon. caitlin, would you please stand? [applause] gov. youngkin: calen was one of the earliest enrollees in our turn to learn program. today, she is a registered nurse. caitlin, thank you for being one of virginia's quiet heroes. let's get caitlin some reinforcements. [applause] as we embark on the next 46 days , when it comes to unborn children, we can come together, we can choose life, choose to support mothers, fathers, families, difficult decisions. i have asked the general assembly to come together to protect life at 15 weeks, a point at the baby -- a point at when the baby can feel pain. it is clear virginia wants fewer abortions, not more. [applause] gov. youngkin: as we shift into high gear, we have some common sense decisions to make and actions to take. common sense sense is something that is something that is all too in government and politics these days. too often bogged down by the gymnastics of bipartisanship, the heavy in hands that do too much finger-pointing, in a media cul

stafford is the conservative mp for the rother valley who has consistently spoken for the victims ofd to end child sexual. victims of these gangs and to end child sexual . alex thank you end child sexual. alex thank you for joining us this morning. i forjoining us this morning. i suppose, first of all, why has this big scandal sort of drifted away from the front pages of our newspapers when it seems to still be going on? well, good morning there. that's exactly right . obviously, when it came right. obviously, when it came to light in mid 20 tens. it was news. it was talking about it . i news. it was talking about it. i mean, i suppose i don't think it's gone away. and what it is especially hard hitting as you as your gb news report said on saturday night is there's numerous labour councillors in rotherham who were part of the grouping that was told about csea did nothing and yet they're still councillors sitting honourable through council and they always seem like one media attention has gone away . we can attention has gone away. we can just continue as we were before andifs just c

thatnu nurse from stafford coun, she is here with us in the gallery this afternoon. caitlyn would you please stand? [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] caitlyn is on the earliest enrollees community colleges earn to learn program. today she is a registered nurse in the intensive care unit. caitlyn, thank you for being one of virginia's quiet heroes. now friends, let's get caitlyn someso reinforcements. [applause] as we embark over the next 46 days when it comes to unborn children we can come together. we can choose a life and choose to support mothers, fathers, and families and difficult decisions. this session of se general assembly to come together to protectt life at 15 weeks. a point when a baby can feel pain. it is clear virginians wanten fewer abortions not more. [applause] as suite shift into high gear we have some common sense decisions to make and actions to take. commonon sense is something that is all too lacking ino governmt and politics these days. too often we are bogged down by the mental gymnastics of partnership. the heavy weight of hands tha

stafford hanging on late. of reread era. a tiger cub sighting, a tiger grown up siding.r woods is playing his first big event in more than seven months. all kinds of problems with his legs since the car accident. this is almost a hole in one. the crowd would have gone wild. he went for bertie instead. the putter let him down though -- and he is looking at it. foer max awfulwill playhid. result of this shot. home at 68. leads by one. here is tiger after his round. >> this is probably the highest score i should have shot today. i probably could have shot five or six better than this easily. just to make the putts early in the round when they had those opportunities. larry: dropping in on the a's, spring training. a lots of new faces. including dash, six feet six inches. age 28, played a decade in japan, has all kinds of variationsow he adjust baseball in america. this is a celebrity all-star weekend in salt lake city. check out guillermo. seattle wide receiver dk metcalf with his chiseled third-down duck sending people away. 20 points, fourscore blocks, final seconds. resc

andy verity, bbc news, stafford. jeremy corbyn, will not be standing as a candidate for the party at the next general election. mr corbyn was leader when the equality and human rights commission said the party acted unlawfully in its approach to anti—semitism. the equality watchdog has been monitoring labour for more than two years and today said it's now satisfied at the way complaints are handled. one of the 12 boys rescued from a thai cave in 2018 has died afterfalling ill in the uk. the circumstances are currently unclear but duangpetch promthep was rushed to hospital at the weekend after being found unconscios. he and his football team attracted worldwide attention when they and their coach were stranded inside a cave prompting an international rescued operation. a woman has been found alive after being trapped in rubble for 22a hours in turkey. meanwhile, a 65—year—old survivor has been seen waving to rescuers after 208 hours under the rubble and was eventually brought out alive as well. meanwhile, the first de

you are suing and then maybe fema steps in something with the stafford act.ould say this simmering beneath the surface, waiting for a democrat to jump on board is fire pete buttigieg. marco rubio said it yesterday no. matter what the crisis is in transportation, he falls short. and seems disinterested in doing the job. all he talks about is equity and fair roads and bridges. when there's an emergency and he won't even show up. again. >> steve: the white house was asked about whether or not they had confidence in pete buttigieg and they said absolutely. we have got confidence that the governor of ohio, mike dewine is going to be joining us just about two hours have right now on the channel you trust for your morning news. >> ainsley: it doesn't look good. two weeks he and he is not there just go and have compassion for these individuals. >> brian: oxford did they tell you you have to show up for things? i'm not sure if that came up in one of his classrooms. america's crime crisis caught on camera. high price heist of designer merchandise in new york city in so

two stafford university guys put up the bond.a mill and papke floated about 200 grand. that's far from a quarter billion. so, who are these guys? well, pepke is a tech professor. i don't know professors carried around that kind of cash, but the other sugar bro is larry cramer, the former dean of stanford's law school. my first question is why did two stanford professors want to free mini that badly? and, two, how did they cobble together that kind of scratch on teacher's salaries and, three, why did biden's u.s. attorney prosecuting the case claim that mini paid the biggest bail in history when he didn't? next, american men are in mourning after raquel welch passes away. ♪ ♪ ♪ma ma ma ma♪ [clears throut] for fast sore throat relief, try vicks vapocool drops with two times more menthol per drop*, and the powerful rush of vicks vapors for fast-acting relief you can feel. vicks vapocool drops. fast relief you can feel. >> don't worry. i'm going to get them tonight. we can learn to get along for god's sake. did they apologize? hell n

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cardinal well under 500 , buried in the bottom third of the conference standings coming in stafford hangingthe second half, taking a one point lead when spencer jones gets to download. jones had 18 points, scored all 13 of stanford's points and a seven minute stretch. he was one of five stanford players in double figures. michael o'connell led the cardinals 22 3 there for o'connell from the corner. stanford's lead 10. the players were starting to feel the upset and it happens. stanford pulls off an 88 79 when the first time in 16 years, the cardinals defeated the team. this highly ranked wildcats had won seven in a row. cal at the bottom of the pac 12 hosting arizona state. the bear's trail by three with inside 30 seconds to play. sam ology key fires from three point range. he's on that the game headed to overtime tied at 57, but it was all sunday levels in the extra period. desmond cambridge with a tough three from the corner he hits at cambridge at 24 points. a s u outscores the bears 13 to 5 and o t. 72 62, the final count three and 22 overall. two and 12 in the pac 12. saint mary's in p

these students, do you know what i have in my office working, when they went to get their stafford loans, the only question that was asked of them what's your family income? well, this is how much you qualify for. they didn't say that basically on deferred payments and if you don't you have a debt hanging with you with accrued interest afterwards. that's all. nothing trying to basically dissuade someone from taking who might be qualified for $12,000. you might only need 4 for the college. they will take all 12. we're not doing anything to suppress that now we are talking about let's just defer. give it away. that's not right. it's not fair. >> bret: your party voted for it. eliminated that deaf sift reduction. do you feel like to get you to that vote, which was part of the deal to get this permitting bill that you wanted to have passed, that you somehow got swindled on that thing? do you feel that because so far the permitting bill has gone -- has not come through. >> right, the permitting bill my administration, your administration, our administration has sold that as intrirttle bill th

he would have been there and fema would have broke the stafford act and showed up right away.ad two weeks. they have not gotten sufficient help; however, fema did show up. and however the e.p.a. director did come back. now it looks like the other governors are getting together today and there's going to be a meeting about how to handle. this and now we have the train company saying they are taking up the contaminated soil and they are going to start going all in and upping the amount from 1,000 and go from there. they will be somewhat hands on. just back to your point when you said about china and what happens. china came out and they said how dare you, america, tell us what to do. we will decide who we give weapons to. and they decided if they decided to do it, they decide to do it. right now they are providing oil and they are providing parts. some of it american parts that they bought from us for electronic equipment that we are no longer selling to russia. and one of their sponsors would be if china wants to feel pain, you can hurt them nicly. so if western europe understa

there is something called the stafford act, when we are in the middle of disasters.you've heard that word. but we can help you, if you help us. be proud of your members of congress. republicans and democrats working together. get the money to the cities. let me give you some dollar figures to know why you need to get the money to the cities. i'm excited about the bipartisan infrastructure bill. i was part of the negotiation, as a member of the budget committee and vice chair of the congressional black caucus, we boarded around cities -- poured in around cities to ensure that cities were heard. these are the dollars working for you -- waiting for you. $40 billion to fix and repair bridges. $55 billion to expand access to clean drinking water. households, businesses, and schools. that's where mayors can take the lead and say, where's the money, to help some of our schools, help some of our households, no matter whether in a city that's had a water problem -- everybody can speak to the issue of clean drinking water. utilize it. $42 billion for connecting our communities

the something called stafford act, in the middle of the disasters. a new you for that word.an tell you you will be proud of your members of congress even republicans and democrats working together, get the money to the cities. let me give you some dollar figures to know why you need to get the money to the cities. i'm excited about the bipartisan infrastructure buildertr i was part of the negotiation as a member of the budget committee and the vice chair of the congressional black caucus and a member of the congressional black caucus. wena poured in around cities to ensure that cities would be heard. listen to these dollars. that are waiting for you. $40 million for repair we built our bridges that we know that sometime state issued the bridges are in cities and when they don't work they look to the mayor. $40 million. fate abundance expand access to clean drinking water. household businesses and schools. that's were mayors can take a lead and say where is the money? to help some of our schools, helped some of our households no matter whether it is city that has had a water

the chocolate treats worth around £40,000 were stolen from a lock up unit in stafford park in telford saturday. shortly after the theft managed to stop after the theft managed to stop a car on the motorway and arrested a 32 year old man on suspicion of theft. please, they'd correct another crime . they'd correct another crime. excellent you're up to date on tv and dab, plus radio . you are tv and dab, plus radio. you are gb news. time now for headlines hello, i'm simon evans. to headune hello, i'm simon evans. to headline news joining me tonight , two top comedians and headline instalments. we have leo kearse and dixon. but before we let them talk, let's have a quick look at tuesday's front pages kicking off as usual with the mail. rishi says that the raaf are ready to shoot down spy balloons . sounds like they balloons. sounds like they downgraded their ambitions , downgraded their ambitions, doesn't it.7 the telegraph police use of chinese drones risks uk security. i have hunt urged to boost defence spending or risk failing to defer. i think that's deter putin and the guardian misse

the chocolate treats worth around £40,000 were stolen from a lock up unit in stafford park in telford saturday. shortly after the theft managed to stop after the theft managed to stop a car on the motorway and arrested a 32 year old man on suspicion of theft. please, they'd correct another crime . they'd correct another crime. excellent you're up to date on tv and dab, plus radio . you are tv and dab, plus radio. you are gb news. time now for headlines hello, i'm simon evans. to headune hello, i'm simon evans. to headline news joining me tonight , two top comedians and headline instalments. we have leo kearse and dixon. but before we let them talk, let's have a quick look at tuesday's front pages kicking off as usual with the mail. rishi says that the raaf are ready to shoot down spy balloons . sounds like they balloons. sounds like they downgraded their ambitions , downgraded their ambitions, doesn't it.7 the telegraph police use of chinese drones risks uk security. i have hunt urged to boost defence spending or risk failing to defer. i think that's deter putin and the guardian misse

the eagles to the last super bowl, and of course, patrick mahomes winning one, and then matthew staffordd make that number five, but either way, i will tell you, both of these communities are gearing up for one heck of a football game here >> thank you, morgan texas is the spot, man >> yes. >> what a pedigree. >> it is a religion in the lone star state it doesn't surprise. >> thank you. >>> mr. roker, what are we looking at here? >> they play some hot nights there in n-football. we've had warmer than average nights for the month of january this year. much above average overnight lows in the midwest and the north east, especially as you make your way from minneapolis, boston, i mean look at these temperatures, some of these folks in red have the warmest january records on night, warmest january night records, and the top three warmest in the areas in yellow and in fact, you can see to las vegas, 35 fewer nights since 1970 of temperatures below freezing new york, 14 fewer new orleans, 16 fewer. and we've got more warm nights and days coming. chicago today, you're going to be 43 degrees. 12

joining me now to discuss this is clive stafford smith obe . is clive stafford smith obe.penalty in the united states . thank you united states. thank you very much, why you so against much, clive. why you so against the death penalty ? well, look the death penalty? well, look what, mr. anderson says, is that people who've been executed can't commit crime. but i've represented a number of people who've been executed , didn't who've been executed, didn't commit a crime in the first place. and obviously, the issue in there and, you know, i done a lot of death penalty cases . i lot of death penalty cases. i consider myself relatively good at it. but i've managed screw up at it. but i've managed screw up a case where a young man was in 1987 who was totally innocent and just last week was , the 70th and just last week was, the 70th anniversary of the hanging derrick bentley, who was a mentally disabled young man was sentenced to death. there's been film about it. let him have it. let him dangle by no costello and. he's now been pardoned. but it's a late for him because he was h

and can i ask him to stafford. and can i ask him to meet with me? urge and meet to discuss this?objections i receive from constituents on this issue 7 from constituents on this issue ? prime minister. well, firstly, mr. speaker can i welcome my honourable friend back to our place and i know that this is an issue that is concerning, and how can statements and it's why we must absolutely stop the and stem the tide of illegal migrants to relieve this pressure on our local communities. but i will ensure that she meets with the home secretary as soon possible to discuss her concerns and hopefully we can arrange that meeting in the coming days. so make no think. meeting in the coming days. so make no think . can mr. speaker, make no think. can mr. speaker, this month the scottish table payment marks his two year anniversary and our cost of living increases . this policy living increases. this policy has been a lifeline to hundreds of thousands of people scotland. therefore, will the prime follow the leadership of the scottish government and introduce an equivalent travel payment ? prim

well, it doesn't feel very much like spring, i mean look at these temperatures flagstaff, 37, stafford and then peoria, the sports complex there, mostly sunny, and the temperatures are still on the chilly side. the weekend outlook, light rain, and snow, and mid-atlantic states, snow, wind and rain out west and frigid, and then sunday, sunday, snow showers, in new england. severe storms midsection of the country, and another western >>> good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are dealing with this big storm moving through especially this morning as we are getting heavy rain and snow as you go up above 2,000 feet. we'll continue to track that throughout the morning as we are going to see it wrapping up for a little while early tomorrow morning but still some snow coating the bay area >> and that is your latest weather. >> thank you very much, appreciate it. >>> coming up, harry smith with a touching lookback with the legendary sally field. before she receives a very special honor for her career this weekend but first, this is "today" on nbc. this weekend, the screen actors g

sir bill cash, who has been serving as a conservative of parliament since 1984, first elected for staffordth election victory in 2019, sir bill became , the oldest sir bill became, the oldest sitting member of the of commons. but with the energy and enthusiasm of a man half his age, particularly when it comes to europe, a committed eurosceptic, sir bill has long campaigned for our departure from the european union. he was appointed a knight bachelor in the 2014 birthday honours and is the 2014 birthday honours and is the elected chair of the house of commons. european scrutiny committee . who better to committee. who better to scrutinise europe than sir bill? born in london, but growing up in sheffield, bill was educated at stony hurst college in lancashire before reading at oxford. he qualified as a solicitor in 1967, but a political career beckoned and the rest is history. sir bill, welcome to mark dolan tonight great sir . very good to see you. great sir. very good to see you. let's deal with an immediate political issue. is a brexit breakthrough in the offing ? breakthrough in the offi