luckily, at sussex, she had a care coordinator given to her who was wonderful.ic experts. and they really did take a lot of trouble, and it was an extremely good report. the coroner said in court yesterday that it was one of the most detailed reports they'd ever read. and they identified high functioning autism. inability to retain information. that was the first time we had known that. so we we re first time we had known that. so we were completely locked sideways, we had no idea. we realise and they realised that she had to have specialist treatment for her autism and that's where they sort out the placement at milton park. in the coroner's taught yesterday, he said that there were failings in the way that there were failings in the way that she was looked after. he said it was an avoidable tragedy, no direct person was at fault nor any single or combination of organisations, multiple factors were involved and it said it caused him distress. do you feel that your daughter's death was avoidable? absolutely. the clinic did ask the aduu absolutely. the clinic did

as an example, west sussex, where we are at school, we we re sussex, where we are at school, we wereland prior to the introduction of the facing towards the funding for villa. now we are the sixth worst funded authority. if not made that much of a difference. this would lead us quite often disadvantaged rural areas. isn't the problem? is at the formula that needs to change or is this about the overall amount of money that is being made available for schools?” of money that is being made available for schools? i think it's both. i think to be fair to politicians, those who have worked ha rd politicians, those who have worked hard on the campaign for the funding public need to take some credit. but what needs to happen is it needs to be fit for purpose and it is not at the moment. itjust reinforces the historical inequalities that i have mentioned. but would also what needs to be really reviewed is the amount of funding that is coming into the pot. if we are just going to redistribute the money that has already exist or commit we are doomed to failure. what needs to happen is adequate

the men all died after the hawker hunterjet ploughed onto the a27 in sussex four years ago.he pilot, andrew hill, admitted losing control. i am truly sorry for the part i played in their deaths. it is they that i will remember for the rest of my life. there were gasps and tears in court from the families of those who died. also on the programme tonight. there are reports that the baby of shamima begum, who fled london to join the islamic state group, has died in a refugee camp. the headteacher working in the canteen to save her school money. she's one of thousands who've written to parents warning that they're running out of cash. the prime minister calls on the eu for one last push to get her deal through parliament, saying if it fails, brexit may never happen. the debate over using stop and search to combat knife crime. we hearfrom the police and one man who's been stopped around 20 times. and splashing down in the atlantic. celebrations as america's new commercial astronaut capsule, the spacex dragon, successfully completes its first flight. and coming up in sportsday on

everyone is excited for the next chapter in the duchess of sussex's next story. cnn, london. >> kate goodwin is here. tell us what you thought there about the duchess and how she talked about empowering women? >> well, the duchess has said from the beginning that she wants to empower and she wants to be clear she was a feminist. she was obviously clear of that identity. and she did make a lot of initial comments about her feminism and importance of empowering women. we're seeing that kicking in now. that's interesting. she recently became the patron that empowers women back into employment. and as max was saying, stars on the panel, talking about the importance of feminism. it's not going to go away. and it's important to her that she's bringing up her baby, the future royal baby, as a feminist. and that really shows what a big and important voice she is in britain and also within the royal family. >> there's been so much back and forth about meghan markle. how influential, how potent is her voice? >> her voice is owe influential and so potent. whatever she says

and in the uk, the heavily pregnant duchess of sussex told an audience the soon—to—be newest member ofrom russian astronauts in space, but down on earth, the fight for gender equality continues for another day. georgina smyth, bbc news. before we go, i want to bring you this story from the galapagos where scientists have discovered a natural hammerhead shark refuge. about 20 of the endangered sharks were found at the breeding ground off the island of santa cruz. it is the second such refuge detected in the archipelago. the first, found in 2017, had about 30 of the sharks. researchers have attached tracing devices to five of the sharks to monitor the ecosystem they live in. hammerheads grow slowly and are not particularly fertile reproducers which has placed them in danger of extinction. don't forget, you can get in touch with me on twitter at any time. i'm @lvaughanjones. i will be back at the top of the cow. i will be back at the top of the cow. goodbye. —— i will be back at the top of the hour. hello. there is lots of weather coming our way this weekend, some rain at times, some snow

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and in the uk, the heavily pregnant duchess of sussex told an audience the soon—to—be newest member ofonauts in space, but down on planet earth, the fight for equality continues for another day. georgina smyth, bbc news. now the weather with nick miller. hello. there is lots of weather coming our way this weekend, some rain at times, some snow, too. it'll be windy throughout the weekend. remember when high pressure was in control? it was all quiet? it's well to the south of us now. it's low pressure, the atlantic in charge of our weather. weather disturbances coming through. briefly milderfor some across southern parts of the uk during saturday, but we're all back into the colder air on sunday on a strong and cold wind. so the weather elements this weekend, it is going to be windy, widely gusts around 40—50 miles an hour, it will feel chilly in the wind, some wet weather at times — notjust rain but snow too — but also, we will all get to see sunshine at some stage of the weekend. this is how we're starting the weekend, temperatures at their lowest across northern england, northern irel

it does appear to have come to a head for the royal family, in particular the duchess of sussex.men of our time. a fashion icon. >> the winner this evening is claire keller. >> role model. earning her this homage from pop royalty. the duchess of sussex bringing something completely new to the very top of the british establishment. yet from the moment their relationship became public, prince harry and former american actress meghan markle detected racial and sexist undertones in parts of the press. there were references to the duchess's rich, exotic dna. how her family had gone from cotton slaves to royalty and this piece suggesting the los angeles native was almost straight out of compton, a reference to a song by nwa. the authors of the stories deny racism, but the couple saw underlying prejudice which they articulated with this palace statement from 2016, calling out the racial undertones of comment pieces and the outright sexism and racism of social media trolls and web article comments. a typical example is the ongoing narrative that the duchess of sussex is at war with her s

the duchess of sussex talking female empowerment on international women's day. what she wants for her baby. >> boy or girl, whatever it is, we hope that that's the case. >> plus, how she handles being a social media target. >>> good morning, everyone. let's get right to the breaking news overnight. a fatal crash involving a bus filled with middle schoolers. >> you can see the charred bus right there after it collided with a car on a highway in oklahoma. one student killed. many others rushed to the hospital. >> now for the latest on this crash and the investigation into what went wrong here, let's go to abc's stephanie ramos who is in our washington bureau. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: guys, good morning. such a tragic scene overnight. that middle school softball team was returning from a game when the crash happened last night. authorities say their school bus and a car collided on this oklahoma highway.e inju the two people in the car also died. oklahoma highway patrol says this all started when the car was driving northbound and had passed another ve

. >> in sussex, it is unclear whether fracking will go ahahea. >> t this is a a process i woult wish on anyone ananywhere. i think it t is a poisonous, potentially very dangerous procs. here, we live in a beautiful part of the world thahat is classified of an a area of f the outstanding natural beauty. people have livestock, farms. we have beautififul streams running through. it is a lovelyly place to live.. fracking and the indudustrialization of the landscaped cou r ruin at.. >> forcicing high volumeses of water and carcininogenic chemics into the ground at the kind of presessure that t would f fracty in your old rock, relying on your own cement cases,, t that a leleak, it will go through, it will go into the ground water. it will leak into the atatmospherere. water n needs water, water gogos from e everywhere e to e everyw, you cannot separate it. you cannot t legislate for the vagarieses of subteterrean geolology. >> proponenents say much of thee opposition i is based onn misiorormation. >> if sosomeone makekes a mista, it leaks out. ii think p people are e foolisho thinink that

well, safe to say that the duke and duchess of sussex are now gearing up for their biggest roles yeteghan working behind the scenes but the royal duo are also trying to get their new home royal baby ready. the royal baby sussex countdown is officially on with just weeks to go until harry and meghan welcome their first child. while the mum-to-be is on maternity leave with no official public engagements scheduled, there's no stopping the duchess. feverishly working behind closed doors meeting with several of her key charities. just like any mother in her third trimester, meghan is probably trying to nest getting ready for the royal birth. >> sources close to meghan say like any new mum-to-be she's feeling somewhat nervous as the due date approaches but harry is there by her side, he's decreased a lot of his work. >> reporter: the couple's move into their new home frogmore cottage is on hold. last-minute renovations and building work reportedly still taking place. >> ari and meghan were hoping to have moved into their new home in windsor over a month ago now. delays are inevitable on an

and looking forward to taking it easy, the duchess of sussex tells us how she's celebrating internationaland brie larson and samuel ljackson are out to save the universe in the latest superhero film, captain marvel. see what mark kermode makes of that and the rest of this week's releases in the film review. its 5pm — our top story. the pilot whose plane crashed at shoreham airshow, killing 11 people, has been cleared of manslaughter by gross negligence. andrew hill had been attempting a loop manouevre when his hawker hunterjet exploded into a fireball four years ago. the prosecution claimed he had a cavalier attitude to safety and was flying his plane too low, but the jury unanimously acquitted him. relatives of the victims wept in court as the verdicts were returned. our correspondent sarah campbell is at the old bailey... tom symons has this report. last seconds of andrew's flight. the last seconds of andrew hill's flight. what followed was described by one witness as like a war zone. bleep. the 11 men who died were all on the busy a27. some had come to watch the flying, others were jus

reporter: a plane crashes at an airshow in shoreham, west sussex.ses says it failed to complete a loop the loop. photographer archie saw the disaster unfell through his viewfinder. i didn't realise i had captured the image by a court, and it was only when i had seen it was that point, it really kind of hit home that that was literally the point of impact. that, for me, as an image, is quite powerful. and the next image i've got is just a ball of smoke. there is nothing we can do except stay where we are... jasper and his band were driving to a gig on the isle of wight when he saw the plane behind them. yeah, i think i said to them, it looks like it's going to attack us, you know, it's really like bearing down on us. the car was hit by little bits, you know, of debris. and i thought, god, we might still make it, you know what i mean? and ijust shouted to the driver, put your foot down, we could all see it overtaking us on the left—hand side of the vehicle. and if it hadn't veered off to the left, i wouldn't be sitting here now. vivian knows she, too,

a very pregnant duchess of sussex, meghan markle, proving there's no rest for the weary, as she celebrate international women's day, her growing bump, and a lot more with her due date fast approaching. today, saturday, march 9, 19.>> nnouncer: from nbc news, i thiss "today" with sheinelle jones, peter alexander,nd dylan dreyer, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today." thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. we sprin forward tonight, but certainly doesn't feel like spring yet. >> once again on saturday morning, all eyes are on the weather today. >> we'll start with that as the top story today. the winter that will not let go. we're expecting another scotorm weekend that could bring with it up to a foot of snow, flooding, and the possibility of more tornadoes. dave price from our station wnbc here in new york is in for dylan morning. what is it looking like? >> this is a story line that sily won't go ay. let's go to video right now. you can see behind me, we are looking atne the s from baldwin county, alabama. homes completely destroyed. this historic flo

he is speaking out in support of the duchess of sussex. been friends with meghan markle and prince harry for some time now. he's coming to her defense, speaking out during an interview with "good morning britain," against the way she's been portrayed in the british media. >> i've seen it when the press ca turn on y for sort of ridiculous reasons and for almost nothing. seemed to me that it was -- it seembe a little unjust, since she hadn't done anything except just happened to live her life. >> clooney also says tucss and prince harry are a really wonderful, loving couple. >>> moving to astrophysicist neil degrasse tyson. he will be returning to tv. his show had been on hold after he was accused of inappropriate conduct by two women. allegations which he denied. both "national geographic" and fox finished their investigations. while they aren't commenting on it, they are putting the scientist back on air. it'll return in april. a date for "cosmos" hasn't been announced. >> thank you so much r >>> up nexht here, harry smith on a first-time

and most recently, a couple from sussex were named in the media after being arrested over the disruptionsuspects, saying it infringes on freedom of the press, but sir cliff and the campaign hope they can force reform on the specific issue of sexual offences. dominic casciani, bbc news. "u targeted and killed, according to the rspb.

household will be established in the spring and this long planned move will sund neo duchess of sussexd mean setting up a new team, hiring pr consultantr latham. >> new head of communications is somebody that worked for hillary clinton. she has u.s./u.k. citizenship. obviously, that suitsegn because she feels like she has one of her own in the team. >> reporter: the sussex's on al whirind schedule, working together on causes they ar passionate about. >> i am going to try to drag my wife on stage. [ cheers and applause ] >> guys, i am with you, and we are with you. get to work. >> reporter: duchess meghan actiraly eng royal duties throughout her pregnancy, stroking with the audienceast week. >> i will put my feetp. this stage of pregnancy. >> reporter: the duchess now reportedly on maternity leave, weeksro away giving birth to the couple's first child. guys, the royal baby is expected in the spring, possibly next nth. prince harry will continue to carry out solo engagements while moving house and setting up their new office before the by arrives. a new chapter for the family. >> yes. >>

they said: speaking outside the old bailey in london detective inspector jon fannerfrom sussex police the 22nd of august 20 1511 men, fathers, brothers and sons, lost their lives, and the lives of many others were changed for —— august 2015, 11 men. iam others were changed for —— august 2015, 11 men. i am aware of the enormous impact it has had and continues to have on those who lost their loved ones, those injured on their loved ones, those injured on the day, and those watching, and the effect it has had on shoreham and more widely. thejury, who had sat for nearly two months have considered the vast amount of evidence presented to them, and have heard of the many years of experience mr hill has as a pilot. it was clearly appropriate to bring these charges and for mr hill to stand trial. thejury‘s view if he is not guilty of the charges brought against him, and we respect that decision. the shoreham airshow will live in the hearts and minds of many people for yea rs the hearts and minds of many people for years to come —— the shoreham airshow crash. not least for those who lost their

the sussexs on a whirlwind schedule working together on causes they are both passionate about. >> i'mking with the audience last week. >> and then i'll put my feet up because that's a deserved treat, especially at this stage of pregnancy. >> reporter: the duchess now reportedly on maternity leave just weeks away from giving birth to the couple's first child. the royal baby is expected in the spring, possibly next month. while meghan is on leave, prince harry will continue to carry out solo engagements while moving house and setting up their new office before the baby arrives. it's a new chapter for the family. >> wouldn't want to live with my brother and his wife either. >> well. >> you know they can hear you. >> i love my -- you know what i'm saying. >> yes. >> what if you had your own wing? >> your own wing? >> maybe. >> thank you, sheinelle. >>> mr. daly. st. patrick's day is here, you're going to come back with delicious st. patrick's day food. siri and i are going to swho you ways you can use those leftovers and my special recipe for a delicious cocktail. but first this is "today

in the uk, the heavily pregnant duchess of sussex told an audience the soon—to—be newest member of theuts in space, but down on earth, the fight for gender equality continues for another day. georgina smyth, bbc news. and as international women's day was marked around the world the us women's national soccer team, the current world champions, are suing the us soccer federation over allegations of gender discrimination. all 28 members of the squad were named as plaintiffs in federal court in los angeles. jonathan tannenwald is a soccer correspondent for the philadelphia inquirer and daily news. their argument is there are some very real differences in the ways that the us federation, the american fa, has paid male versus female players in recent years, including after the us women won the world cup — which they have now done three times and the men never have. and in the lawsuit filed today, they put some very clear numbers in there to back their case. what about the business case, then? is it in case of, in the uk, for example, the men's game is a lot bigger business, a lot more viewer

and most recently, a couple from sussex were named in the media after being arrested over the disruptionfreedom of the press, but sir cliff and the campaign hope they can force reform on the specific issue of sexual offences. dominic casciani, bbc news. the family of a 23—year—old british woman missing in guatemala say they're "desperately worried" for her safety. catherine shaw, from witney in 0xfordshire was last seen on 4th march in the lake atitlan area of the country. her parents said her disappearance was of "great concern". a foreign office spokeswoman confirmed it was supporting the family of a british woman and were "in contact with the local authorities". a climber is seriously ill in hospital in aberdeen after being stranded overnight on a mountain in the highlands. the 57—year—old man, from nottinghamshire, was airlifted to safety from a peak in the glencoe area yesterday — reportedly suffering from hypothermia. a second climber was also rescued but is in a stable condition in hospital. hen harriers, which are rare birds of prey, are being deliberately ta rgetted and killed,

and most recently, a couple from sussex were named in the media after being arrested over the disruptionanonymity for suspects, saying it infringes on freedom of the press, but sir cliff and the campaign hope they can force reform on the specific issue of sexual offences. dominic casciani, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news. an ethiopian airlines plane with more than 150 people on board has crashed on a flight from addis ababa to nairobi. two leading brexiteers have urged the prime minister not to delay leaving the eu if she loses the meaningful vote on her withdrawal deal in the commons this week. two more british women living in detention camps in syria, with five children between them, are reported to have been stripped of their uk citizenship. the family of a 23—year—old british woman missing in guatemala say they're "desperately worried" for her safety. catherine shaw, from witney in oxfordshire, was last seen on march 4th in the lake atitlan area of the country. her parents said her disappearance was of "great concern". a foreign office spokeswoman confirmed it was supporting the

. >> tom, follow calling from sussex, new jersey. tom, good morning. >> hello, how are you doing. >> go ahead. >> apparently everyone has their own definition of what nationalism in is. my definition is, the united states comes first, people that come to the united states should put down from their other countries and they have to put their other country second. if you're going to come to this country and that's the problem i think a lot of people want to come to this country and they want to say, i would rather be here than they are. but, there's a lot of people that come to this country in that are in this country now is fars more liberal thinking people that say, no, i shouldn't be this country shouldn't come first. and apparently that's globalism. the other thing i want to talk about and it will be quick. this whole thing, i know that you have nothing to say on it, this national emergency. the only thing that bothers me about it is because in 1994 i had got my first semi automatic rifle in 1987. bill clinton in that administratio

friday maths lessons in west sussex.e, the people say the school is struggling with money. a lot of the computers in different departments have stopped working all the time and so keys have been pulled out of keyboards and sometimes you can't actually type in what you're trying to do. and this isn't the only school that says there is a problem. over 7,000 head teachers have written to parents warning of a schools funding crisis. they say its leading to fewer teachers, bigger class sizes, less support for special needs children and, in some cases, dropping subjects altogether. jules white set up the group behind today's campaign. we know that class sizes are rising. there have been cuts to curriculum. schools are struggling with capital, their buildings, it, maintenance. those are all the familiar stories and that resonates with us here at tanbridge house school. we are even hearing of teachers and head teachers having to take on day—to—day chores. it is shocking that head teachers are talking about doing cleaning duties

andrew hill, who's 5a, had been performing a loop when his ex—militaryjet crashed onto the a27 in sussexto a fireball. it was the first time that a pilot had been charged with manslaughter, following deaths at an air show. our correspondent tom symonds is live in shoreham for us tonight. yes, this was the worst airshow disaster since the 19505. and it yes, this was the worst airshow di5aster since the 19505. and it is commemorated with this plaque and a bridge close to where the plane came down. it was a very complicated ca5e. down. it was a very complicated case. the police and the jury had to understand many of the technical aspects of flying, and the families of these 11 men who died, they were in court every single day and when the verdict came through, the judge paid tribute to what he said was their dignity. the last seconds of andrew hill's flight. what followed was described by one witness as "like a war zone". bleep! the 11 men who died were all on the busy a27 — some to watch the flying, someju5t passing by, a veteran chauffeur, workmate5, friends heading home. daniele polito d

andrew hill, who's 54, had been performing a loop when his ex—militaryjet crashed on to the a27 in sussexthat a pilot had been charged with manslaughter following deaths at an air show. our correspondent tom symonds is live in shoreham for us tonight. the last seconds of andrew hill's flight. what followed was described by one witness as "like a war zone". bleep! the 11 men who died were all on the busy a27 — some to watch the flying, some just passing by. a veteran chauffeur, workmates, friends heading home. daniele polito died not knowing that he would become a father for a second time. he has two little boys that he will never see grow up and they will never have their daddy and it's just so cruel. it's something that could have been avoided — which seems quite obvious that it could have been avoided. it's just caused so much destruction to so many people. jacob schilt and his friend matthew grimstone had been driving to their football club, worthing united, when the plane hit their car. from the beginning, you thought "this is absurd," you know, "my son's been killed by a jet fighter

the duke of sussex came here today to unveil the memorial and to take part in what's being called a dedication

joining me via webcam from west sussex is gideon ewers, aviation consultant and pilot.ow useful and reliable is it to draw comparisons with the lion air flight at this point? at this point in time, it's a complete waste of time. the air accident investigation teams are onlyjust the air accident investigation teams are only just now the air accident investigation teams are onlyjust now gathering and starting their work. it will be a long time before a meaningful result is drawn from that investigation. so while it is tempting to get carried away and say this has a lot of similarities with the lion air crash, subsequent to that investigation as your reporter mentioned, air directives were issued about operating procedures and so one with the airport, macro aircraft. while it has similarities, there may be other issues that come out in the course of the investigation. what is different about the boeing 737 max—8 compared with the original 737? quite a lot from the original 77 from the original 1960s, bowing have had more, is a further in —— iterations. the engine model air

the duke and duchess of sussex were among the first to arrive for the multi—faith service.planet". back to our main story, and theresa may is heading to strasbourg for last—minute talks ahead of tomorrow's crucial commons vote. britain is due to leave the eu in less than three weeks, but tensions are still running high over the shape of brexit. jon pienaar has been to huddersfield, an area which voted to leave the eu, to listen to what people there make of it all. three, two, one. perfect harmony‘s hard, even for a top choir. stop arguing and get on with it and pull together for the benefit of the country. hard in an area divided as britain on brexit. we need to get out by the 29th of march, hopefully with a deal. they just can't stay in tune on what comes next. i'd like a second referendum because i think a lot of people didn't realise what they were voting for. here in huddersfield, or anywhere, people want their politicians to show they're listening as they echo the big themes of brexit. i think project fear will not work a second time. it didn't work the first time. if

and most recently, a couple from sussex were named in the media after being arrested over the disruption — something they were innocent of. ministers have refused anonymity for suspects, saying it infringes on freedom of the press, but sir cliff and the campaign hope they can force reform on the specific issue of sexual offences. dominic casciani, bbc news. earlier i spoke to daniel janner, who we heard from briefly in that report. he is the co—founder of the pressure group fair and told me why he is calling for this change. we are campaigning to introduce furnace to introduce fairness into the criminaljustice system. at the moment the balance is tilted the wrong way. all the so—called victims are believed where they should be called complainants. we need to shut down the obscenity of the searcher resortjust like with sir cliff richard and in relation to, i'm afraid, because this is what follows on, ambulance chasing solicitors with false compensation claims. there are many other areas we wish to see rebalancing and that is a very good start. the police would say it is helpful to name su

the duke of sussex came here today to unveil the memorial and to take part in what's being called a dedication ceremony. the attacks took place almost four years ago. the sculpture has the names of the victims inscribed into each stream. it's hoped its presence in the bustling park will keep their memories alive for years to come. sima kotecha, bbc news, birmingham. time for a look at the weather, here's louise lear. thanks, reeta. this time last week, it was all about sunshine, february warms, even record—breaking temperatures, those lucky few in the la ke temperatures, those lucky few in the lake district, i bet you couldn't believe your luck. i just lake district, i bet you couldn't believe your luck. ijust move forward to seven days, and we had a seven centimetres of snow to greet people first thing in cumbria this morning. storm freya may have departed off to scandinavia, but behind a trail of scattered showers will be the feature for the rest of the afternoon. some of those showers windy across scotland and higher ground of northern ireland, most of the showers out to the west, pushing f

and most recently, a couple from sussex were named in the media after being arrested over the disruption saying it infringes on freedom of the press, but sir cliff and the campaign hope they can force reform on the specific issue of sexual offences. dominic casciani, bbc news. well let's get more on this from danieljanner, who we heard briefly there. he is the co—founder of the pressure group fair. thank you for being here. why do you think, why are you pushing for this change in the law? let me say first of all how delighted and thrilled we are to have the support of sir cliff richard, it is a boost to our campaign. we are campaigning to introduce furnace into the criminal justice system. at the moment the balance is tilted the wrong way. also called victims are believed where they should be called complainants. we need to shut down the obscenity of the searcher resort just like with sir cliff richard and in relation to, i'm afraid, because this is what follows on, ambulance chasing solicitors with false compensation claims. there are many other areas we wish to see rebalancing and that

couple says that they don't know the gender, but 70% are on a little girl for the duke and duchess of sussex. >> reporter: at 10 to 1 red-hot favorite. have a look at arthur. that is the best bet for the boys names. >> other popular names of victoria, alice, james, and edward. as with royal tradition, the world will not learn the real name until the birth announcement from kensington palace. >>> a special reunion for a father and son in tennessee. little look at was that his martial arts class and was a blindfolded. he took off his gloves and blindfold.'s dad has been gone since 2018. which feels like forever. >> i don't know if i could wait to get that reaction. have a greater rest of your afternoon. the next newscast is at 4 pm. dr. oz: love your chips and dip? we have a guac shock. how do companies get away with selling guacamole that doesn't have real avocados in it? and you may be getting more in your supermarket salsa than you think. plus, the dish on oz. my daughter daphne reveals some surprising news. coming up next. ♪ dr. oz: are you all ready for season 10? >> yeah! >> i love you,

in london, the duchess of sussex hosted a panel.ominent women from many countries marked the day with protests. this in istanbul, turkey. thousands participating. riot police used tear gas on some of them, saying the march was not authorized. protesters demanding more rights and an end to violence against him there. laura ingall reporting live from the united nations in new york. good to see you, laura. >> reporter: hey, ed. the u.n. is observing international women's day with messages of unity, celebration and a call for action for women everywhere. and it has been going on all day. the u.n. hosting one of the most symbolic events around the world where a series of international speakers high righted the event. >> yes, women and girls around the world, you can do this. >> reporter: president trump all tweeting about i today, saying this international women's day, we honor women world wide for their vital role in shaping and strengthening our community, families, governments and businesses. international women's day has been celebra

. > also this morning, duchess of sussex meghan markle is showing no signs of slowing down any te soonte being ready to give birth in another month or so. >> on friday, markle spoke at a conference for international won's day, a she has a lot more planned ahead. nbc's sah har is outside kensingtonalace with more. good morning. >> reporter: morning.ood generally, whenever meghan appears in public, it is a highly choreographed affair.ek this we got a rare look at the duchess speaking cuff and unscripted about her pregnancy, women's day, and even her own social media habits. with her spring due date fast approaching, meghan markle, the duchess of i sussex't slowing down. sending a message of empowerment on international women's day. >> theomen in my life that i want to celebrate, i will continue to sen some love to today. also, the men, you know, who are championing all of us. then i'll putt my f up because that's a deserved treat, especially at this stage of pregnancy. >> reporter: so far, there hasn't been much rest for the ekyal. this we her packed schedule included a surprise treat fo

. >>> three sussex accused of robbing and shooting at a tv station crew at oakland has not returned tooday. cameras were not allowed in court, but our crew got video of one of the suspects as she walked into the hearing. lolita princeton is currently free on bail. she along with maurice turner and donald jeter are accused of robbing a kpix news crew out of a library in east oakland and the shooting and wounding their security guard. the three suspects did not enter a plea today. there's a to return to court next month. >>> the oakland raiders will be playing at the coliseum for at least one more year. the oakland city council voted unanimously to today to approve a lease for the 2019 season and 2020 season if needed. the lease agreement calls for the team to pay $7.5 million in rentwithout a news of the y because the city ned departure to las vegas next season. the team had also looked into playing this fall at levi stadium in santa clara and oracle park in san francisco. >>> there are reports today that colin kaepernick and eric reid has settled the grievance against the nfl for much

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and first up george clooney is speaking out in support of the duchess of sussex.s for some time and now he is coming to her defense speaking out during an interview with good morning britain about the way she's been portrayed in the british media. >> i've seen it when the press can turn on you for sort of ridiculous reasons and for almost nothing. and it seemed to me that it was -- seemed to be a little unjust since she hadn't done anything except just happened to live her life. >> he also says the duchess and prince harry are a wonderful loving couple. moving oneil degrasse tys tyson, it was announced that he will be returning to tv. his show had been on hold after he was accused of inappropriate contact by two women. the investigations have been finished and while they are not commenting, they are putting the scientist back on air. it will return in april. but a date for cosmos has not yet been announced. >>> coming up next, harry smith on first time idatirod musher, her devoted fans and how they are all coming together t ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ - wow!

. >> clooney had nothing but good words to say about the duchess of sussex and called the way that she'sia unfair at times. listen. >> the press can turn on you for sort of ridiculous reasons and for almost nothing and it seemed to me that it was -- it seemed to be a little unjust since she hadn't done anything except just happened to live her life. she's a really kind and smart and intelligent young woman. >> and she stuns. i'm telling you, the fashion, the fashion, y'all, i'm inspired every day. >> how does she look in mustard? >> i think she looks beautiful. >> canary. >> well, moving on, we're talking about colors. now let's talk about tv. lin-manuel miranda's jumping on the bandwagon to save "one day at a time." since netflix announced it's canceling the show after three seasons posting a video with one of the show's stars, rita moreno. >> we are saving the show. >> of course, we are. you know, you know i need a new set of curtains. >> we're saving the show. >> i'm saving the show. >> when he says they're saving the show that means they're saving the show. the show was nearly cancel

good morning, many of us have started this morning with sunshine, that has been the scene in east sussex maximum temperatures up to 17 degrees. this rain will continue northwards and eastwards, is strengthening wind. some clear spells in the far north of scotland. temperature is about nine celsius. goodbye. you re watching bbc newsroom live, it's11am and these are the main stories this morning... britain's top police officer says there is a link between cuts in police numbers and violent crime. i agree that there is some link between violent crime on the streets, obviously, and police numbers. of course there is and i think everybody would see that. this as the prime minister says there's no direct corrleation between police numbers and knife crime. a former minister demands the government treats it like terrorism. this is also something that is a national crisis, a national emergency. a british man is clear of hiv after a stem cell transplant — he received the bone marrow stem cells almost three years ago. the labour mp, dame margaret hodge, expresses fresh concerns about how her party

a breakfast fit fur the duchess of sussex. >> do you want half of my bagel, too? >> thank you.orning international outrage because of one man's bagel order, or at least it has some twitter users toasty. alec, a st. louis native tweeting this photo with a caption, today, i introduced my co-workers to the st. louis secret of ordering bagels bread sliced. it was a hit. the online reaction was swift and what some are calling a smear campaign. one tweeting, we regret to tell you st. louis is canceled. sell st. louis back to france. this man, sure bread sliced bagels are a felony. the reigning queen of the internet, chrissy teigen urging her constituents to vote no on proposition slicing bagels and others spreading a little sarcasm on #bagelgate. some posted pictures of other things. the internet thrown into bread alert, the likes of which we have not seen since the great dress debate of 2015, and the laurel catastrophe of 2018. >> laurel. laurel. laurel. >> but, as bagelgate goes on, at least for alec, things are getting a little butter. the initial bread sliced bagels, offering the

most powerful arab women in twenty fifteen and was later photographed here with the ukase duchess of sussex meghan markle but less may be known about the other nine detainees well imaan all along with louis jane advocated for an end to discrimination against women in the kingdom and twenty sixteen both activists signed a petition with more than fourteen thousand signatures asking for king solomon to end saudi arabia's system of male guardianship now is easy to use if it is an academic and women's rights activist she's the one that delivered that petition to the palace saudi authorities then accused her of having what they called suspicious contact with foreign parties now some are some are but dawi who you can see here with michelle obama and hillary clinton she was arrested after campaigning on behalf of her brother rife rife but dolly's a saudi blogger who was arrested in two thousand and twelve sentenced to a thousand lashes and ten years in prison for criticizing islam and the only male who's among this group of ten is mohammed he's one of saudi arabia the saudi arabia's most prominent