taylor trust which richard setup in _ damilola taylor trust which richard set up in damilola taylor'swe will— set up in damilola taylor's legacy, and we will continue to carry on that— and we will continue to carry on that fight— and we will continue to carry on that fight and that campaign to make sure that _ that fight and that campaign to make sure that more young people can live better— sure that more young people can live better lives — sure that more young people can live better lives. and sure that more young people can live better lives-— sure that more young people can live better “vee— better lives. and damilola taylor's mother died _ better lives. and damilola taylor's mother died in _ better lives. and damilola taylor's mother died in 2008. _ better lives. and damilola taylor's mother died in 2008. can - better lives. and damilola taylor's mother died in 2008. can you - better lives. and damilola taylor's mother died in 2008. can you talkj better lives. and damilola taylor's i mother died in 2008. can you talk to us about some of the couple's achievements over the years? t

they're from none other than marjorie taylor greene. she says she is done with this speaker of the house, but big question hanging over washington right now is can the legislation make it through the senate and it's sausage making process before the bid light deadline. cnn congressional, a chief congressional correspondent on erasure as up on capitol hill for us. monitor. what's the latest >> yeah. look, this bill is expected to pass according to top republicans, but not without some pains, particularly coming from the right, the far right of the house republican conference is absolutely furious at their leadership for cutting this deal. remember this deal is about six months after the fiscal year. actually began in they had approved short-term extension after short-term extension, ultimately keeping the government open, kicking the can down the road. that first short-term extension lead the ouster of kevin mccarthy at a revolt from the right flank. now, speaker mike mike johnson, the new speaker, had to cut a deal with chuck schumer, t

i hear you're the biggest taylor swift fan. >> taylor swift has a new album coming out.t can you tell us about it? >> so what we know is there's four different versions to this. so the base of the album is 16 songs, but on the four different versions, you have differently bonus tracks. so there's the bolter, the manuscript, the albatross and the black dog. it's coming out on april 19th, which, as you know, ella, taylor always is very intentional about the day she releases her albums. that day in particular is the day then 1775 was the american revolution, so there might be a tie that one of the songs will blend in with great britain and also america. but it should be super exciting. i know fans are really excited to hear some of her new music. >> i love to make friendship bracelets. i know many swifties do, too. fans make them and then swap them at her concert. where did the idea come from? >> the idea came from one of her songs you're on your own, where she references make the friendship bracelets. it's become a huge community builder for swifties, so no matter which co

yes, i do think i aaron taylor-johnson would fit the aaron taylor—johnson would fit the role.are ready for it and after 16 years and daniel craig stepping off, there's been quite a few speculations of the different names darting about, and we know that it might not always be the biggest name forward that's casted stop what is daniel craig and easy act to he was one of the best bonds, wasn't he? . , he was one of the best bonds, wasn't he? ., , ., , he was one of the best bonds, wasn't he? . , ., , ., he was one of the best bonds, wasn't he? ., , ., , ., ., �* he? that is all up to her don't opinion. _ he? that is all up to her don't opinion. who _ he? that is all up to her don't opinion, who knows? - he? that is all up to her don't opinion, who knows? how- he? that is all up to her don'tj opinion, who knows? how are he? that is all up to her don't - opinion, who knows? how are they auoin to opinion, who knows? how are they going to revive _ opinion, who knows? how are they going to revive bond? _ opinion, who knows? how are they going to revive bond? because - opinion, who kno

thanks, taylor. tonight, hollywood's biggest night goes late with dwayne johnson, robert de niro, justin timberlake and guillermo on the red carpet. >> they love me. then later this

exhibit a, marjorie taylor greene. exhibit b, george santos. was worried you weren't coming back to me. i wanted to ask you with president biden's announcement he had, and he talked about it briefly ring his speech, the emergency pier being set up on the coast of gaza. can you talk to me about the significance of having that, especially because it's been a growing concern for many within your own family. mr. jeffries: it was an important announcement to make sure we can insert humanitarian assistance in gaza in order to address the clear needs of thek" palestinian civilians in harm's way in the theater of war through no fault of their own as president biden articulated. there are three pressing things that need to be accomplished in the context of the war between israel and hamas. israel, as president bidenas a , unequivocal right to defend itself against hamas, a brutal terrorist organization that inflicted unspeakable atrocities on 10/7. at the same time, make sure that we get the hostages out and can surge humanitarian assistance into gaza.

_ taylor swift fans and community being so — taylor swift fans and community being so supportive andut new things. i will say that with— out new things. i will say that with the — out new things. i will say that with the name taylor swift is helping — with the name taylor swift is helping grow our business is by quite _ helping grow our business is by quite a — helping grow our business is by quite a lot. and before we go, barbie turns 65 this saturday! she hasn't aged a bit! to celebrate that milestone, toymaker mattel has chosen eight entertainment and cultural stars, and created one—of—a—kind barbie dolls made in their likeness. one of celebrities is 0scar—award winner dame helen mirren, whose barbie is a version of herself holding her 0scar. 0thers include actress viola davis and singers shania twian and kylie minogue. and that's it for this edition of asia business report. thanks for watching. bbc news bringing you different stories from across the uk. potholes. they can be costly and potentially dangerous. over the last year, west sussex has seen a spike, something that hasn't

it someone if you like you went to a taylor sieve concert and you didn't have a kid.ylor. tyrus, are songs making us dumber or are we making the songs dumber? >> tyrus: all the songs he mentioned that were clever and simple from the sixties and seventies but were artistic and all different and then the music industry got involved so we don't get songs from artists anymore and songs from the music industry like wonderful gems like hanson. because they played the same jingle on every song with a scientific thing so they don't pay a writer and can say anything. now and charles defence, if you saw me at a taylor sieve concert cart probably because they have kids and if you have kids calculus into what their music to know what they say. so i turned on their song in was built i just killed my x., not the best idea." you were nine years old. you have to know in i don't listen to taylor subs music she was an awesome girlfriend. she went to every one of his games and she's a billionaire. she could've had a stunt double their and she was their present for every one of his games

and jill taylor ?was set free after spending about a year in the county jail. charges of first-degree murder were dismissed without prejudice, meeting prosecutors do have the option of refiling at some point in the future, but at this point, jill has never been convicted of any crime in connection with vern's death. >> if it was not for jill putting it all together, helping daniel put the pieces together, this may not have happened. >> i think that is criminal. it should not have happened, you know. she, in my opinion, definitely got away with murder. >> and, when you walk out of this interview, she might be standing on the street. >> you never know. it crosses my mind. >> we wanted to talk to jill taylor and it turned out, she wanted to talk with us, to tell a story of betrayal, but in her telling, she is the one who was betrayed. when we sat down with jill, she had been out of jail for about three months, claiming she was caught in a web of daniel blizzard's creation. >> when you heard that vern had

so, marjorie taylor greene said i have not talked to president trump about this.gely president trump and speaker mike johnson have had a great relationship and speaker mike johnson put out a tweet congratulating him on securing the nomination. seems like a big voice you would want to get input from since he's the head of the party at the moment. >> we are seeing yet another tantrum by a tiny fraction of that conference that is disrupting the entire machine that we just exhaustively waited for it to get back on track. here we are again watching someone steal the time and the audio and the limelight and the attention and she says we should have our attention on the illegal streaming across the border but our attention was on you. i am sick and tired of it as a republican and an american citizen. i want them to get to work. who is better than him? what is the plan? i don't want them to take two days off to vote for that and figure everything out and look incompetent during a presidential election year. this is the last thing i want to be subjected with and at a minim

marjorie taylors -- marjorie taylor greene's motion to oust mr. johnson poses the deception behind the coup against mccarthy. after we criticized the coup as destructive and self-serving, matt wrote us a letter, saying that in electing mr. johnson the gop had a real consso what's wrong with mr. johnson now? apparently, because he's not willing to indulge, because he acts like shutting down the government, mr. johnson is a sellout too. marjorie taylor greene republican of georgiathe sunday morning futures to explain her reason for filing a motion to vacate against speaker mike johnson, saying he failed to secure the border. here is what she had to say. >> there's nothing in this bill that's a core -- secures the border. -- that secures the border. it does everything to keep the biden administrations horrible deadly invasion happening every civil day.speaker johnson's one chance, his one chance to truly secure the border is with the power of the purse and that's in these funding bills. if speaker johnson really wanted to secure the border like he pr

taylor did. but i think those are all great points that you raise, mr, deputy city attorney, we already took public comment on this matter generally. do we need to do another one since we're about to entertain another motion? no, you just need to take public comment once. okay? any action is taken. thank you, commissioner flores fang, any comments before i make a motion? okay. i move to find that enforcement staff proved by a preponderance of evidence that mr. taylor violated the charges alleged in counts three and five. is there a second? seconded mr. clerk, would you take a role, please? a motion has been made and seconded. i will now call the role chair. i, commissioner flores fling i commissioner salahi. no chair in love with two votes in the affirmative and one vote in the negative. the motion has not passed. thank you, mr. clerk. great. so now we should consider the appropriate penalty for these violations, and again, my hope is that we'll have a conversation about it and then move them all

myself and my sister was one of the last people that was with damilola taylor on the very day.m in peckham to the hours when i went home and then the police was at our door was definitely life—changing for me. he had been at the library, i think, before heading home. were you with him there? we were literallyjust with him right before he went to the library. it was me, grace and damilola, and damilola basically went one route and so we kind of split paths. and once i got home a few hours from then, the police was at our door. and what was your reaction when you heard? i was so young, but ijust remember thinking i didn't know that mortality worked that swiftly. that the days kind ofjust went on and then somebody was gone instantly. somebody that i just saw, somebody that i just spoke to. but it was definitely hard. we talk on the memories, we talk on the trauma, you know, and try and get over it, because to be involved in that way, even in passing, it makes you feel like you're inches away from something so tragic, but also to keep the memory of damilola taylor alive, because th

he set up the damilola taylor trust to campaign against knife crime.milola taylor trust and knew richard closely. he's told us a little about richard's campaign work. he turned his personal tragedy into purpose and he believed that young people, given the right support, can walk on the path of contributing to the community rather than being the problem, so he had this vision that he wants to get all young people engaged in positive activity. he believed you've got talent, he believed you have skills, he believed with support, they can excel, and that has been the focus of his work over many decades, so far, at the other stage of the trust, he focused on getting people into careers and he collaborated with the king's college to give access to disadvantaged people coming to the medical profession and he also campaigned in schools around issues of knife crime. he launched number of projects from the platform of the damilola taylor trust to equip people with the right skills to access work. we brought you earth hour in a paris a little earlier. here is the

>> yeah, i think this is part of marjorie taylor greene's strategy. she knew that there was going to be no scenario in which she would stop the funding bill from going forward. but ukraine aid is one of the things that she's been most insistent about. and she's told speaker johnson that she does not want to see ukraine aid brought to the floor. speaker johnston is open to that. but they won't deal with it until they could back from the two week recess. but i think this is her saying this is on the clerk's desk and if you bring ukraine aid to the floor, i'll take the next step and push this motion to vacate. but i have to tell you, if speaker johnson does put ukraine aid on the floor, i think that you will see a rush of democrats come to support him. i talked to a national security democrat, former cia agent, who is in no way interested in protecting mike johnson. but she told me that if he does the responsible thing in her mind and brings ukraine aid to the floor, then she would be open to the conversation of preventing the chaos from taking place aga

there is taylor. taylor and you, who i believe is an adjunct professor of cowboying. i'm not sure.ince." >> john: oh, no. >> stephen: she is super mad at you here for reasons i don't entirely understand. >> john: why is she dating harry potter? >> stephen: i think you have broken up five years before. you are just getting back together and you are saying to her "i have no idea where your scarf is." were you aware? >> john: no, absolutely no idea. >> stephen: is this gratifying or does it upset you? >> john: it's a little bit upsetting just because it's getting better. i do think that might be useful for taylor in the future to think if she's not happy with anything in her life, she can look at that and think "it could be a lot worse. i'm really doing well. i love my family. i love my partner. that could have been me." >> stephen: do you think you could take travis kelce in a fight? >> john: [laughs] >> stephen: have you ever boxed an oak tree before? >> john: are we verbally sparring? >> stephen: [laughs] you are playing the dozens. >> john: i like to use words as fists. i hope he

are you going to announce it on stage like taylor swift?out it. i have to ask you about two of your, i am not going to call them rival nominees, fellow nominees tonight. raye and kylie minogue. tell me your thoughts? they are not rivals at all. i love them! i am so over the moon for raye, i think it is so deserving. she has been writing for so many other artists for so long, she has been doing her own projects, now it is her time, it is her moment. and kylie isjust our global icon. it is now 36 hours since you released your eurovision single, dizzy. the reaction has been insane. the odds for the uk at the eurovision song contest are looking very favourable. how does it feel now that it is out in the world? honestly, i am just relieved. | i have been sitting on this song| for so long and i have never had a song where so many people have been waiting to hear it. _ which is amazing, i but quite stressful. so i was quite nervous. i am just really happy. that it is out there now and ijust feel really excited to be performing it. - did you read a

if you saw me, taylor swift, conscious policy. those kids. yeah. and if your kids liste sie conn e to music you have to listen to the music that they listen to to listen to what they say because a couple weeks ago my kids we love this song. it's our favorite song, dad. so i turto ky sason the truck as like, i just killed my ex. not my best idea. and was like , you were nine years old about, you know, so you got to know and i gots mi to say this about taylor swift. i don't listen to her music at all, but she was a awesomes n girlfriend. yeah. no, she doeswesome griend. not t to every one of his games and she's like a billionaire. be she could have had a stunt double there. yeah, she could have had fovideo tape like she was their president for every one of his games. >> she's bigger than he is. yeahof and and i thought that we awesome. she enough credit for that, like everyone wants to. oh, i can't believe you. i happen to know this. people that don't have a job at all. like, hey, i'm going to be a couple this week. you guys want to come? you know, s

benjamin taylor, ton of john taylor really said that in order to keep pace with what was going on in other cities in the united states, as well as to bring the and the luxury and modernization that was going on in the hotel business to washington, then he needed to bring somebody into h many managers. and each attached a new name to the hotel. however, in 1847 henry willard became the manager and that time forward, the willard played an important prominent role in the history of this hotel for the next 100 years. let's talk a little bit about henry willard. henry willard came from vermont and it was a very astute, energetic and ingenious businessman. and brother joseph were on the niagara. it ran troy, new york, to in new york steamship. lloyd. and he made it his practice to provide the best service to anybody who was on that ship. warren, the fiancee of benjamin fogle, met henry. i one of the trips from troy to new york. she was impressed with this service to everybody. and when her fiance came benjamin mentioned he needed a new manager for the willard. she recommended henry. henry

swift _ sport to the world because taylor swift is _ sport to the world because taylor swift is stating you, it's very cute story how they — can tell you, it's very cute story how they met. he was his radio show with his _ how they met. he was his radio show with his brother talk about they went— with his brother talk about they went to — with his brother talk about they went to a — with his brother talk about they went to a taylor swift concert and wanted _ went to a taylor swift concert and wanted to — went to a taylor swift concert and wanted to give her a friendship bracelet— wanted to give her a friendship bracelet and didn't really get the opportunity to and again she heard about— opportunity to and again she heard about it _ opportunity to and again she heard about it and she started going to football— about it and she started going to football games and now a lot of people. — football games and now a lot of people. a — football games and now a lot of people, a lot of women love the kansas— people, a lot of women love the kansas city chiefs.— people, a lot of women love the kansa

but has singapore gone above and beyond to get the taylor mania all to itself?ow, everyone here, you know, even if they're not watching the concert, they still, you know, experienced and enjoyed it. so i do think these activations actually really emphasise that she's actually in singapore because like, it's getting real. so it's like this feeling of like it's getting real. it's getting serious. well, as you can expect, overseas fans have paid a heavy price to be part of the event. our team in singapore has collected a few testimonies, including one from a chinese tourists who said she spent over $900 in flights alone to be at the event. but it seems that there is clearly no bad blood between taylor swift and her asian fans because all of the seats were sold out in a matter of hours as soon as it became public. you can read all about frances moore's feature on our website, bbc.co.uk. animal rights protesters took the spotlight of one of the most highly—anticipated moments of paris fashion week when they disrupted victoria beckham's show. members of people for the

actorjohn boyega speaks for the first time about how the killing of his childhood friend, damilola taylored his life. more breaking news now on northern ireland. news thatjeffrey donaldson, the leader of the democratic unionist party, has been charged with historical sexual offences and has quit as leader. bbc news now understands that sirjeffrey donaldson has been charged with rape and multiple other sexual offences. the police investigation is understood to have started within the last number of months, after two women came forward. sirjeffrey�*s resignation letter to the dup states he will be strenuously contesting the charges. the dup says mr donaldson, who has been in politics for almost a0 years, has had his membership suspended pending the outcome of a judicial process. let's speak to our ireland correspondent, sara girvin. bring is up—to—date with these developments. figs bring is up-to-date with these developments.— bring is up-to-date with these developments. as you say, more details, developments. as you say, more details. more — developments. as you say, more details, more info

. >>> one taylor swift says shake it off, you shake it off. the woman who came out of a co >>> they say laughter is the best medicine but don't underestimate the power of music, especially, apparently, when it comes to taylor swift . a missouri woman told reporters she was in a coma and her doctors had basically given up on her when her family told her to shake it off. >> everybody tells me that i almost died. >> angela fisher went to the hospital at the end of january for a >> then i had a massive bleed. >> reporter: as she was rushed into surgery, as she got out, she never woke up. for nearly seven days, angela lay motionless in a coma until an icu nurse had a suggestion. >> make some noises, do some thing. maybe we should start singing. >> reporter: started singing taylor swift over and over, louder and louder next to angela's bed. then the song ocher from the nearly week long coma. >> it was like she was struggling fairly. but we could tell that it seemed like she was hearing us. >> we were thrilled like oh my gosh, she blinked. >> i am so

hard right republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene is back again. she filed a motion to oust her speaker, mike johnson, even as the house was voting on the spending bill to avoid a partial government shutdown, that's when she did it. that bill was pushed through by speaker johnson himself. greene, among but no votes, said the bill was a win for democrats, and showed johnson had betrayed house republicans. >> it's more of a warning and a pink slip, and i do not wish to inflict pain on our conference, and throw the house into chaos. it's time for us to go through the process, take our time, and find a new speaker of the house that will stand with republicans and our republican majority, instead of standing with the democrats. this bill was passed without a majority of republicans. this is a democrat budget, and it was passed by mike johnson. >> meanwhile, the speaker is once again facing a shrinking gop majority. congressman mike gallagher of wisconsin, who announced last month he would not run for re- election, said he would now leave congress sooner

jennifer taylor-mendoza is my guest, here on "comunidad de valle," welcome to the show.ylor-mendoza: thank you so much for having me, damian, i'm super excited to be here. damian: thank you for being here, what is your favorite part about the west valley, is it the drive, is it the the surroundings of the woodsy area? there's a lot to like there. jennifer: it's a lot, it's everything. so, well, first of all, we have just a beautiful, premiere destination campus, 143 acres. we have seven academic schools where we offer a variety of transfer programs to california state universities, also to the university of california, as well as private liberal arts colleges, ivys, our students go everywhere. we are top two in transfer in the bay area, and we're really able to help transition students in a smooth way, and so they are prepared, academically, once they leave west valley college. another thing, too, is our wonderful career education programs. we have unique programs like fashion design and parks management, and programs that are not offered anyplace else. and so besides th

taylor swift. several countries came together for the association of south east nations focusing on humanitarian crisis in the south china sea. unbelievably, taylor swift's name came up and it was a focus. singapore, it seems, struck a deal with taylor swift preventing her from performing and neighboring nations for her arrest tour. they offered incentives in exchange for making singapore her own -- only southeastern destination. we do not know with incentives worth. some of the nations were complaining seen it deprived them of the tourism that taylor swift brings. thailand said animated they would have struck a similar deal themselves. it is the swift effect in singapore. >>> watch our newscast 24 seven on brooke ruth and all our other string performs. >>> plenty of time to vote if you have not already. voting centers close at 8:00. plenty of ballots are coming in as we speak. we are alive throughout this evening as owners are released. among our life locations, santa clara county registrar office

there will be taylor swift puns >> i heard every single one of them. there will be no bad blood from swifties everywhere you my. friend did the work. you understood the assignment this morning. will ripley? thank you so much from diverse taiwan >> we are just moments away from what could be an historic ruling standing by the supreme court for decision that will determine whether donald trump

>> i would say marjorie taylor greene. it is something i heard from even far right member from the house freedom caucus that they're not taking this too seriously. simply because as many republicans pointed out, she is someone who seeks attention. it will be interesting to see, though, if she did file this motion not under any special privileges that would actually force the house to consider this question of vacating the speaker. but if she does, and she can do it at any point in time, that is where the question will weigh on a couple of republicans. the are really, really frustrated far right members who are just upset by the vote that we saw yesterday. and a number of other things that johnson has so far done. >> mike waller who is a republican out of new york sits in one of those districts that we talked about the 18 districts that a republican represents but joe biden won in 2020. he has something about this desperate to say that all of this. marjorie taylor greene, -- and democrats potentially assisting. i want to pl

you've got the marjorie taylor greenes. you've got this rule that they can vacate the chair if one person calls for it and they can vote on it. if you are democrats in the house, do you wish to extend a hand to save this or do you wish for this to sort of collapse under its own weight so that something else can happen? >> i think it probably depends on what happens next. obviously we saw with kevin mccarty, they made the decision that it's really not their problem to save them and they were happy to see him go. now that was probably the result of a lot of distrust that built up over a long period of time. i don't know that that distrust exists with mike johnson but i'm pretty sure the scenario in which marjorie taylor greene brings a motion to vacate would be around johnson living ukraine aid. that's something that democrats want, so i'm not so sure that democrats are going to do the same thing as last time, if the context is they're trying to kick him out for doing something that democrats wanted. that is not a good place

right now, john carney and taylor riggs, you both terrific.et, catch taylor with jackie deangelis and brian brenberg with on "the big money show" weekdays every day, 1 p.m. eastern right here on fox business. and, folks, coming up, we're going to change subjects a little bit. chinese spy cranes conducting espionage if in america. this is some weird, far-out story. you have to watch the chinese every inch of the way. it is exactly what we do not need. plus, there he goes again. president biden is going to grow the economy by taxing rich people and waging class warfare. what a fine, unfine, stupid idea. we'll talk about it with north dakota governor with doug burgum. and then bind's using american troops -- bidens' using american troops to build a port in gaza on the mediterranean -- really? we're going to build a port on the mediterranean in gauze g gaza? we'll have defense specialist kash patel on that. kudlow is available as a podcast, if i get through this one, available every weekday after our show is. spotify,, apple, fox business pod cost

so i would say with the name taylor swift has definitely helped grow our business by quite a lot. and before we go, barbie turns 65 this saturday! to celebrate that milestone, toymaker mattel has chosen eight entertainment and cultural stars, and created one—of—a—kind barbie dolls made in their likeness. one of the celebrities is oscar—award winner dame helen mirren, whose barbie is a version of herself holding her oscar. others include actress viola davis and singers virgin australia is launching a brand—new service which will make pet owners very happy. in a first for australia, passengers will be allowed to bring their dogs and cats on—board domestic flights. good news for all those pet owners out there. and that's it for this edition of asia business report. thanks for watching. voice-over: bbc news, - bringing you different stories from across the uk. potholes. they can be costly and potentially dangerous. over the last year, west sussex has seen a spike — something that hasn't gone unnoticed by these people in burgess hill. so many potholes, you end up sliding down the road

myself and my sister was one of the last people that was with damilola taylor on the very day.he police was at our door was definitely life—changing for me. he had been at the library, i think, before heading home. were you with him there? we were literallyjust with him right before he went to the library. it was me, grace and damilola, and damilola basically went one route and so we kind of split paths. and once i got home a few hours from then, the police was at our door. and what was your reaction when you heard? i was so young, but ijust remember thinking i didn't know that mortality worked that swiftly, that the days kind ofjust went on and then somebody was gone instantly. somebody that i just saw, somebody that i just spoke to. but it was definitely hard. we talk on the memories. we talk on the trauma, you know, and try and get over it. because to be involved in that way, even in passing, it makes you feel like you're inches away from something so, so tragic. but also to keep the memory of damilola taylor alive, because that was a funny, very energetic guy that everybody

. >>> one taylor swift says shake it off, you shake it off. woman who came out of a co here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. >>> they say laughter is the best medicine but don't underestimate the power of music, especially, apparently, when it comes to taylor swift . a missouri woman told reporters she was in a coma and her doctors had basically given up on her when her family told her to shake it off. >> everybody tells me that i almost died. >> angela fisher went to the hospital at the end of january for a >> then i had a massive bleed. >> reporter: as she was rushed into surgery, as she got out, she never

actorjohn boyega speaks for the first time about how the killing of his childhood friend, damilola tayloraped his life. all of that is coming in the next few minutes, let's head to the bbc sport centre, hugh ferris is there. leicester city's dismal run the championship has continued this afternoon with a 1—0 defeat at bristol city, they were runaway at bristol city, they were runaway league leader earlier in the season butjust one win in six means, although they're still second, they face a real fight to make one of the two automatic promotion places. joe lynskey reports. springtime in the second tier where two games over easter it can make or break a season. at one stage, lester's lead this league by ten points. they looked set since august for a top—flight return. atjust the wrong time they've gone out of form. premier league winners are still in this team, but they faced bristol city with one win from five. still, jamie vardy had chances to put this match out of sight.— match out of sight. well, can you believe it? _ match out of sight. well, can you believe it? this _ match out of sig

i'm sure you are aware, as taylor said. — people.d. are — people. i'm sure you are aware, as taylor said, are you _ people. i'm sure you are aware, as taylor said, are you aware - people. i'm sure you are aware, as taylor said, are you aware of- people. i'm sure you are aware, asi taylor said, are you aware of some of the problem that social media can bring? do you feel that you can be on for quite a long time? yes. on for quite a long time? yes, sometimes — on for quite a long time? yes, sometimes i _ on for quite a long time? yes, sometimes i spend _ on for quite a long time? yes, sometimes i spend a - on for quite a long time? yes, sometimes i spend a lot - on for quite a long time? yes, sometimes i spend a lot of. on for quite a long time? yes, i sometimes i spend a lot of time on for quite a long time? yes, sometimes i spend a lot of time on my phone — sometimes i spend a lot of time on my phone and it is quite bad but i tried _ my phone and it is quite bad but i tried to _ my phone and it is quite bad but i tried to turn it off