>> theo: you won't, jack.u. >> kyle: i'm sorry if it came across like i was still mad at you. i'm not. >> lola: i'm not mad, either. >> kyle: then why is it so hard to get this tension to go away? why is it suddenly so hard to just move on? >> lola: i don't know, but i just want to get through this. and i know that you want to get through it, too. it just seems like we're so out of sync, and it's driving me crazy. >> kyle: we just need time to sort it out. >> lola: and we will. we definitely will. >> kyle: but now i have to get on a plane. >> lola: i know. [ sighs ] >> kyle: i hate having to leave when things are so unsettled between us. >> lola: me too. but it's work. i understand. when you get back, we'll talk everything out and make it better, okay? >> kyle: we have to make it better. call you when i get to san francisco? >> lola: okay. i love you. >> summer: um, i am not, and i repeat, not looking to get back together with kyle. >> phyllis: 'kay. if you say so. >> summer: well, yeah, i do keep saying so, a

ok, theo, many thanks.and welcome — it's awards season, and in the next few minutes we'll find out which actors and film—makers are nominated for the starriest of them all — the oscars. i'mjane hill, and with me for this bbc news special is the film criticjason solomons. we'll cross live to los angeles shortly — first, let's look at some of the top contenders. joaquin phoenix has been winning statuettes for his role in the dark thrillerjoker — will it lead the pack? did you hear that story

we will do everything in our is theo make sure this easiest place in america to start and to grow a business. [applause] you have heard governors talk about opportunities as long as we have had governors. , it is not just a matter of politics. it is not just a matter of policy. it is personal. my dad is joining me in this chamber today. that is more than fitting. i would never have made it into any chamber without him or my mom and my brother. my dad grew up as one of 11 kids in a two room house. if you looked at his circumstances, you never would have guessed what he would have accomplished. he started working on air conditioners. and grew andd built and grind it until he was one of the most respected people in his field in the entire state. character and his changed his life. that changed mine. it must be the mission of our government to open the doors of generational opportunity to more people in our state. north and south. man and woman. black-and-white. when we graduated, we both had opportunities to work in other states. peopleall agree that tend to like her better so she had more oppo

and the winter youth olympic games are under way in lausanne — and tomorrow britain's theo collins will for 28 years to compete in an olympic long—track speed skating event. it's been a far from easyjourney 16—year—old collins, though, with the sport receiving no funding in the uk. bbc olympic reporter nick hope is in switzerland for us. st moritz is one of the most iconic winter sport venues in the world. but while its frozen lake may be beautiful, it can be brutal, too. because the ice is moving, cracks develop and it is quite scary going around and seeing big cracks, which is not ideal. but you know, it is an exciting experience. st moritz is an incredible place with a lot of history. and it is great to be competing here. people in the uk will have heard of short track speed skating, this is long track speed skating so tell us how it is different and what you love about it? short track speed skating is done on a 111 metre rink. you've got four to six people skating against each other in a race. long track is on a 400 metres rink and there two people skating just to get the fastest ti

theo, thank you very much. part of our fantastic tea m you very much.hat they are writing about online. go to the bbc business page, all sorts of stories. the latest on flybe, the trade deal but also the story about shell. you're watching worklife. a reminder of our top story... we are now spending more than three and a half hours a day on our phones last year — our addiction is making some tech firms 300 billion dollars richer. do you know how many minutes, hours, you are on yours? i would say that might reflect a general day in my life but it is doing all sorts of things. i checked mine, i didn't know this, you can check to see what your screen time is so mine on a daily average isjust screen time is so mine on a daily average is just under three screen time is so mine on a daily average isjust under three hours. i was shocked. i am mrs average. it doesn't say what you're doing? it doesn't say what you're doing? it divides it up, so much on social media, so much on use, so much on admin. are you going to make any changes? i don't know, i may need to d

our business correspondent is theo leggett. released to congress but it is pretty damning, isn't it? it is damning, not only for boeing but also for the regulator, the federal aviation administration. what it shows that people within boeing, particularly the test pilots involved in the development programme were at times concerned. they were under a lot of pressure to keep costs down. there is a particular emphasis on ensuring that pilots who are going to be using the 737 max were not obliged to take simulator training and could simply go through a computer based training course in order to qualify for the aircraft. there were other e—mails shown that pressure was put on airlines to accept computer—based training rather than simulated based training rather than simulated based training designed to give production rates up, keep costs down and get the plane into service as quickly as possible. there were complaints from some members of staff at boeing that managers were focused on the bottom line and didn't understand what they

tomorrow theo collins will become the first british long track speed skater to take to the ice in 28 iconic winter sport venues in the world. but while its frozen lake may be beautiful, it can be brutal, too. because the ice is moving, cracks develop and it is quite scary going around and seeing big cracks, which is not ideal. but you know, it is an exciting experience. st moritz is an incredible place with a lot of history. and it is great to be competing here. people in the uk will have heard of short track speed skating, this is long track speed skating so tell us how it is different and what you love about it? short track speed skating is done on a 111 metre rink. you‘ve got four to six people skating against each other in a race. long track is on a 400 metres rink and there two people skating just to get the fastest time and overall, the three fastest times will be the people on the podium. the top ones get up to speeds of 35 miles an hour which is really impressive. yeah, it‘s great fun. 1992 was the last time great britain had an olympic competitor in a long track speed skatin

for decades the new form of expression inspired many to start break dancing like antonio kiss theo who discovered the joyful art as a child and now he's coaching a handful of olympic hopefuls in the states the international olympic committee is considering adding breakdancing to its program in 2024. all we can do now is just with filleted and make sure it happened make sure that our athletes have an opportunity to go and not only go to the olympics when it happens but also come back with gold medal is the birthplace of hip hop culture right the united states we created and because studios young students me boy fozzy. are spinning about the possibility of being an olympian. i was really. like can what i do it for ever and i now it kind of can cause and be on thanks so it's like it's a whole lot to process and superrich say the final decision on whether or not break dancing will be at the 2024 olympics is expected to come later this year in december. everyone's trying to get me to break as i'm not going to do it up next we meet south africans all female gamekeeper crew the black mambas t

ordinary tissues burn when theo blows. so dad bought puffs plus lotion, and rescued his nose. have more lotion... and soothing softness to relieve. a nose in need, deserves puffs, indeed. >>> all right. here's a question for you. how far would you go to create your own adult cocktail? would you go picking weeds in denmark? seth doane did just that. >> reporter: we're on the hunt, foraging for new flavors, searching for something unexpected. >> wow. >> reporter: wow, it's really strong. and finding plenty of contenders at this organic farm in denmark. >> actually, a beautiful field of white asparagus. >> reporter: as a chef, lars williams has some experience pushing culinary boundaries, but he's not simply searching for a new garnish. rather, he is trying to totally reimagine not food, but alcohol. you don't think of going into a bar and wanting to order something like this. >> not yet. >> reporter: we met at soren's farm where they wondered if this beach crest might provide a peppery finish infused in an alcoholic beverage. how different is it to think about food and alcohol?

jews killed in the holocaust and to promise to fight and he said senators and in today's world coolio theo shalom alluded to a holocaust survivor sings the cottage the mourners prayer when o'meara come. the ceremony was dedicated to jews and other victims of the holocaust leaders spoke of the need to fight today's anti semitism. that current politics were clear and present. i'm concerned. that we have yet to see a unified and resolute stance against the most you submitted presume on the planet i call on all governments to join the vital effort of confronting iran. the u.s. vice president agreed we must also stand strong. against the leading state purveyor of anti semitism. against the one government in the world that denies the holocaust as a matter of state policy and threatens to wipe israel off the map. the world must stand strong against the islamic republic of iran. russian president vladimir putin delivered an offer to world governments to talk about peace. we suggest a meeting of the heads of state and government of p. 5 russia china the us france and britain. it could take place in

hockey has delivered two silvers and two bronzes in mixed team events with long track speed skater theo also winning silver in the mixed team sprint final. one of those ice hockey medallists amy robery — and some of her teammates — have been giving us a little tour of their digs in lausanne. hi, guys, it is sophie and daisy from team gb. we are at the athletes' village. we are going to show you around. this is our lovely view. this is the vortex. this is h o. is our lovely view. this is the vortex. this is h 0. hello! is our lovely view. this is the vortex. this is h o. hello! this is hq. at the start of the games we started —— hq. at the start of the games we started — — chose hq. at the start of the games we started —— chose an individual goal. have fun and meet new people. there's also a game we play which is where you can go and walk around the village and it has the village on the app and you try to find pens. when you find them you have to a nswer when you find them you have to answer a question. it is pretty cool answer a question. it is pretty cool. it is a good game first up is

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sara, theo hill said many ukrainians had some pretty disparaging things about then candidate trump, and she said that in testimony. once a reaction to this. possibly the trump team could bring up how u.s. ambassador to ukraine, marie jovanovich, testified that officials had instructed her on what to say about the preparing for her confirmation hearing. and she would refer questions to price vice president joe biden. do you think the president could avail himself of that in his defense. >> i think that the white house came is incredibly well prepared. i think were going to see them layout a strong case and the defense of the new president tomorrow. i think it will kick off and i think we will see a lot of those pieces come together. so far the only real corruption and the only wrongdoing that i feel like we have really seen and really learned a lot about has to do with the bidens. that is the big question that the democrats don't want to answer and they continue to try to avoid and i think you will see the white house lean on that. i certainly think people like lindsay graham are asking

thank you for the introduction you for theo thank 19 gun salute earlier today. have 491 men and women of the louisiana national guard employed, and over the next 12 months, more airmen will be deployed to the middle east, so join me in thinking then and their families for their sacrifice and praying for their safe return. [applause] gov. edwards: members of the ,egislature, governors scalisemen release -- and richmond and all of my fellow people of louisiana. enqueue for being here today. in some cultures, rain is a sign of good luck and blessing. i will except that today -- accept that. congratulations to all of the members of legislature, both returning and new. i look forward to working with all of you in a bipartisan way to achieve the real results that the people of louisiana act from us. you forenator, thank your 48 years of service to our state. [applause] >> we will miss your study leadership at the legislature and i know that you are looking forward to some much-deserved time with your family. thank the people who have stood by me from the very beginnin

most they a convention of -- conventional war with americans but i think americans do not because theoar position of the work can be easily started, but no one has the position to end the war. peter: that is interesting because that is opposite to what mark esper said. he was saying we do not want to start a war, but we will end the war or a war with iran. had onen the place you the periphery of the decision-making process in the united states, what is the process they are going through now if they are deciding to react or retaliate, and what kind of targets would they go for if they are not going to go for what mr. trump was talking about three days ago, cultural sites? >> is depends on the impact and result of this kind of attack. is resolved with casualties, the retaliation would be different. if there are no casualties or minor casualties or logistic casualties, the retaliation will be different also. so it depends on the evaluation and the aftermath of the attack and how america would react toward the kind of attack. perspective, americans would favor de-escalating the think there

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lockdown measures i china as theo country battlesntain the coronavirus. >> how do youontrol the spread of a dangerous virus during the biggest movement of people on the planet? laura: daywo of the u.s. senate hearing the case of president trump in the impeachment trial as he mocks the idea of trading witnesses. plus, survivors and world leaders marked 75 yrs since the liberation of the auschwitz death camp. isra says it is the largest gathering of its kind. ♪ laura: for those watching on pbs and around the globe, looking to world news america. two more citie inhina have been put on lockdown as officials try to contain the fast spreading corona virus. 25 million people in the who may province are affected by the corentin provie -- by the coronavirus. it has kille18 people in china and affected more than 500. lockdown comes as millions are on the move. >> this is the moment a city of 11 million people was effectively shut off. paramilitary police guarding the station as all departing trains are canceled. in the hospitals, medical staff in full bodyin suits are tre hundreds of infected pa

first, i don't know that a procession is entirely necessary but it does emphasize the solemnity of theo cakes and also there's a tradition here that goes back literally centuries because this whole idea of having house managers, that is to say representatives in the lower house presenting the case for the impeachment in impeachment in the upper house goes back to british parliament and that's exactly what happened in those days, the house managers would proceed from the lower chamber to upper chamber with the articles of impeachment in hand and knock on the door and be admitted formally to have the -- that the impeachment articles are received and read and so forth and so on. so some of it is just tradition and ceremony, which emphasizes the solemnity of the occasion and i think given our current political environment is not a bad thing. as to whether or why the house votes on the identity of the managers, i suppose they might not have to but after all, this is a representative body which is governed by the will of the majority, and the people who go over it must be remembered. the hous

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democrats have embraced theos radical and extreme positions, taken and seen in this country for years and decades. coyod even say for centuries. rynearly eop democrat in congress now supports taxpayer-funded abortion all the way up until the moment of birth. >> earlier, i spoke to the author of the book believe me. fealso a por at messiah college. i asked him to explain why the evangelica vote for prasident trumpo strong in 2016. >> think it's because of what you saw today. abortion and the appointment of supreme court justices who wil. overturn roe wade has beeny the primlitical issue for conservative evangelicals in america. when faced with the choice between donaldh trump wl of his immoral behaviors and characterem pro and hillary clinton who was pro-choice, white evangelicals in america chose donald trump because of what he promised to deliver with the supreme court. >> this this all boils dot to abn. >> yes i think there are other eas. evangelicals are not one issue voters. it a prioritized abortion over all the other things. if there were to pro-life candidates, we would see oth

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france 24's theo is standing by. us through netanyahu's reason for being inn moscow.w. >> the reason he said he is here is to fill putin in on the details of the peace plan. phrase whenp's describing the plan. he also called the deal of the century and said he hopes putin would find a lot to like their. we will see. he is also here for domestic political reasons. he has come to bring home the blogger who has been in russian jail since last year on drug charges a after a small amount f cannabis was found in her checkedd luggage whehen she waws going rougugh a moscow air. that has been a big story. netanyahu has personally campaigned for her release. it is a big winin for him that putin said he would grant her a presidential pardon and not know if you -- netanyahu would be able too come home witith her hd of fresh elections in israel later this year. >> that is why he is there. this does concern russia's increasing role when it comes to the middle east. concerns itsure it role. its role has been shut outut prprocess wi

meanwhile, you have joe and maria bartiromo out there and theo -- you havegot joe and hunt there, andy are not off the hook. >> the biden family i call them the biden five. it's like a corrupt united nations. you have got hunter biden doing deals in ukraine and china with state actors, corrupt oligarchs. they get the contract to build 100,000 homes in iraq. frank meeting with the costa rican president when joe biden was vice president. trish: watch this. >> if the shoe were on the other foot and this was liz cheney or pence's son doing this in the ukraine, adam schiff would be leading the charge. that impeachment managers are telling the united states senate and the country as a whole the biden allegations have been investigated. that is a flat untruth. nobody has done an investigation. we cannot have an america where upon one side is looked at. trish: calling for an investigation. former trump national security advisor, kt mcfarland. we'll get to lindsey graham in a second. the president is saying i have a right to the ambassadors i want. one thing i think is getting lost in all this

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our business correspondent theo leggett is here.r taking off from the airport there and another 147 people we re airport there and another 147 people were killed. following that accident, the 737 max was grounded. -- 157 accident, the 737 max was grounded. —— 157 people. it remains grounded nine months later and there is a big review going into how it came to be on the market in the condition it was in with many believing that it was in with many believing that it was actually a flawed aircraft. as you mentioned in the introduction, theo, boeing has released a whole haul of messages, a trove of messages, as part of its commitment to transparency. what do these reveal? these are messages between boeing colleagues, some at lower level, some at higher level, which really paint a picture of frustration within the organisation. there are references to lying to regulators, frustration from management who always wanted to use the cheaper supplier, regardless of how good they wear. it kind of reinforces a flavour that we have been getting f

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theo leggett, bbc news. funding for harry and meghan‘s security, given their planned move to the country. justin trudeau revealed that discussions are going on over whether canadian taxpayers will foot the bill. yesterday, the queen agreed to a "period of transition" for the couple after they said they wanted to step back from royal duties. our royal correspondent daniela relph reports from sandringham. there may still be much to resolve, but what is clear is canada will now be home for harry and meghan at least for part of the year. they know the country well. harry launched an invictus games here, the couple made their first public appearance in toronto at the games and meghan‘s acting career saw her live in canada for seven years. from the country's prime minister, there have been positive soundings, but with a hint of caution. we're not entirely sure what the final decisions will be, where the dispositions are, and those are decisions for them. i think most canadians are very supportive of having royals