toby foster, bbc news.n bbc one in yorkshire and lincolnshire at 7:30pm and everywhere else on bbc iplayer. for the first time in the 92 year history of the oscars, a foreign language film has won best picture. the south korean black comedy, parasite, got a host of other awards, including best director. the top acting awards went to renee zellweger and joaquin phoenix, and the world war one drama 1917 took three prizes. david willis watched the ceremony. tonight we celebrate all the amazing talent in this room! a tribute to diversity at the start of an academy awards in which the spirit of inclusion had seemed to be sorely lacking. happy black history month. janelle monae's rousing performance coming on a night when the acting categories were the least diverse since the fallout from oscarssowhite. that campaign pushed the academy to expand its international voting ranks, possibly paving the way to this watershed moment at the academy awards. bong joon—ho! parasite, the story of a poor south korean family in

so, you can see toby's on my socks.e's ready for the red carpet, toby the cat. >> and with that, how lucky are we that the oscars are coinciding with national pizza day? had to make sure you guys were sharing. we got all the food here. okay, so, let's start with a little oscar quiz to see how much you guys know about oscars history. number one, who has won best actress the most times? katherine hepburn, meryl streep, bette davis or elizabeth taylor? >> meryl streep? >> katherine hepburn. four times "morning glory" "guess who's coming to dinner" account the lion winter" and golden pond." >>> who has won best actor the most -- jack nicholson, daniel day-lewis, marlon brando, or dustin hoffman? >> marlon brando. >> daniel day-lewis. >> three times. >>> finally, which of these foreign-language film has won best picture? "grand illusion," "life is beautiful," "roma," "crouching tiger"? >> none of them. >> that's right, because that's a trick question. >> "parasite" is first. >> i actually paid attention. >>> okay, so, if you

color and he shot them execution style the suspect is a 43 year old german man police are naming him toby as are now he is reported to have later shot and killed his own mother before turning the gun on himself. the morning after in hand. residents woke up to speculation that far right extremism motivated attacks in their neighborhood the severity of the incident is being felt far beyond the city strong condemnation from the german chancellor. racism is poison heat. and this poison exists in our society and it is to blame for far too many crimes already. at 10 o'clock last night local time the shooter opened fire in a hookah bar and killed 4 people before driving to a 2nd venue where he shot dead 5 more people the bar owner son describes what happened. it was like a massacre. around page there was blood everywhere people on the ground. my kids and i were in good spirits. i live 100 meters from here and when i went upstairs i had 567 shots that's what i saw and had. and i was at st john's a service of on the one hand you feel a bit powerless and on the other hand i don't want to call it fe

shot them execution style the suspect was a 43 year old german who national police have identified as toby s r is said to have later killed himself and his mother and their apartment. the morning after in hanoi. residents woke up to speculation that far right extremism motivated attacks in their neighborhood the severity of the incident is being felt far beyond the city strong condemnation from the german chancellor. racism is poison heater it is poison and this poison exists in our society and it is to blame for far too many crimes already. at 10 o'clock last night local time the shooter opened fire in a hookah bar and killed 4 people before driving to a 2nd venue where he shot dead 5 more people the bar owner son describes what happened. it was like a massacre. around cage there was blood everywhere people on the ground. my kids and i were in good spirits. i live 100 meters from here and when i went upstairs i had 567 shots that's what i saw and. i know i was at st john's a service of on the one hand you feel a bit powerless and on the other hand i don't want to call it fear but it's som

targeted people of color and opened fire the suspect was a 43 year old german identified by police as toby s r later he reportedly killed his mother before taking his own life in their apartment. yes fear and disbelief in hanau people gathered in the evening to stand up to hate and zena phobia one of the mourners germany's president . and there's going to be a member i'm standing with people who are threatened by hate and violence when we are together we stand side by side nightgowns i against violence and language that degrades and excludes people. all too often paves the way for violent acts. in big. the night before and how now a 43 year old german national killed 9 people on a shooting rampage most of them of turkish and kurdish descent the suspect was later found dead in his home his mother also shot dead he was a member of a gun club and was thought on authorities radar as a threat germany's attorney general has taken over the investigation he said the suspect wanted to send a provocative message oh. home page has more suspects with page contained a video message. kind of manifesto n

sabrina is still playing with a heavy heart, she and toby bryant were tight. a floater in the key.comes into our house and beats us by double digits. ten points, nine assists, nine rebounds, oregon blows out yukon 74 to 56, in their most lopsided home loss in 15 years. and us versus costa rica, kristin press, oh, that is pretty, the move is spectacular right here as she fakes right and goes left, burying it to the top left corner corner, wrapping up the group stage with 18 goals and three shutouts. and how is this for a mind bender? missouri is the only state in the nation to any major sports championship in the last 12 months. candidate kansas city chiefs, raptors, toronto, nationals, washington dc, all out of state. and the play before the first kansas city touchdown was for that one. a pure wet snapping for the ringback, a wildcat play like we've never seen before. williams got the first down, not the touchdown, but where did they get that play? how would they know? michigan versus usc, apparently they practiced this all season and busted it out at just the right time in the sup

of the canadian company cozy go associated with a texan company toby mining can. tax he files an arbitration request i personally did not know of the option of international arbitration where it was always heard of the world court but we you know in my time i'd only believe that was between 2 governments that were debating things. but the ability to take our case to the international court of arbitration was a welcome relief for our shareholders to know that we don't have to depend on maybe some emotional sentiment by a judge in some rural location who is being pressured by his local. mayor. andries to mental seek profit just as he chooses to defend himself in paris with. a business lawyer specializing in arbitration disputes. but i dare me. hello. and yes the lawyer me just like right there. listen 1st. yours we're past the cooling off period did not result in any kind of mediation that's the. one question i was thinking of was the cooling off period how long is that normal lead somewhere into the middle course. which there's a meeting o. the 3 or b. triggers tha

. >> reporter: billy baker got emotional saying thank you to them for giving his best friend toby a softer place to sleep. >> it really means a lot to us. >> that is why we do it. i cannot explain it but it means so much to me. >> grace cathedral's recent donation of 70 old yoga mats will be repurposed into nearly 300. >> that is so cool. they say that their idea can be duplicated by anyone anywhere. >> economic your own local hero for a jefferson award online. we will be right back. vo: a great president and an effective mayor. leadership that makes a difference. obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: together they worked to combat gun violence, and again to improve education for every child. obama: i want to thank the mayor of this great city, mayor bloomberg, for his extraordinary leadership. i share your determination to bring this country together to finally make progress for the american people. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg, and i approve this message. >>> coming up on kpix 5 news at 5:00, and you park in the ea

toby looks pretty u nsettled here already.t feel on the chilly side. short term, out of concern is definitely pretty wintry weather into thursday. this is bbc news. the headlines at eight the government sets out its response as coronavirus speads across europe. for the first time more new cases are recorded outside china than within. we have a clear a—part plan to respond to the outbreak of this disease. contain, delay, research and mitigate. we are taking all necessary measures to minimise the risk to the public. in tenerife, 160 british holidaymakers are among a thousand people now confined to their hotel after four guests tested positive. we are clear now, we were tested yesterday, for goodness' sake, bring us yesterday, for goodness' sake, bring us home. ireland's six nations game against italy in dublin in 10 days' time has been postponed to try to stop the spread of the virus.

toby foster, bbc news.ervices. the families say their babies would have survived had east kent hospitals trust provided better care. our social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan, reports. the joyous scans of a growing baby, but reid shaw was stillborn last november on the day he was due, and outcome his parents say was wholly avoidable. they should have asked us to come in that night. if they'd had induced me that night, he would have been here, 100%. his parents had called at qeqm hospital in margate at 1:10am, as kirsty was in pain and their son's movements had noticeably changed. she was advised to take painkillers and go to bed. 16 hours later, she called again and was invited in this time, where staff discovered reid had died. being a first—time mum, i suppose you put too much trust in these people to advise you, and get you through something as vulnerable as this, and so you don't question it. east kent hospitals trust say they are investigating the case but three other families we have spoken t

director spike lee also had a tuxedo blazer with the number 2a to honour the late toby plant. —— —— kobe short. there was a lot of cheering for hair love. i loved that. the producer, filmmaker, for that film, brought attention to something called the crown act. it isa something called the crown act. it is a law here in california that prevents companies from discriminating on hairstyle and head texture. there has been a lot of talk about people getting kicked off sports teams 01’ getting kicked off sports teams or losing theirjobs because they are wearing braids or dreadlocks or something so there is still a lot of discrimination out there and this films —— this film shines a spotlight of a lot of —— for a spotlight of a lot of —— for a lot of people who might not be aware. fantastic to talk to you, kj matthews. let's get some of the day's other news. the number of deaths to china's coronavirus has risen to more than 900 after the hardest hit province of hubei reported 91 new fidelity ‘s. monday is the first day back of work after the extended lunar holiday but there are extended travel

government leakers julan looked up because toby years because he exposed war crimes the guardian publishes an article on prose freedom for elian to mention this unbelievably and unforgivably no mention of julian a science journalist and broadcaster neil clark believes that the government doesn't want to talk about cases it is too shameful. when to the journalist apparently apparently we not 100 percent sure but apparently didn't see the need to actually brace the is the case of the most famous persecuted journalist in this interview about the persecution of this massive elephant in the room it's quite extraordinary how anybody could write an article about the persecution of john this without mentioning. a sound for the establishment this whole case now is a big embarrassment if you're in a staunch it's either someone who could be attacked or to be ignored is a price to be ignored a way to get talking about it in this context press that persecution of journalists is another person is another person you know journalists being persecuted oh let's talk about other countries official enemy coun

country music star toby keith, hey, hold my beer.uts his beer on the fridge and says i'm going to drain this birdie. look at the celebration. hold on to your putter. look out. the story of the third round was phil mickelson. a little too much hot sauce. no problem. hits the stick and finds the jar. the 49-year-old defending champion shot a 5 under 67. lead at minus 17. that's a lookthe eak. >> well done. tv just keeps getting better. how you watch it does too. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and your movies and shows to go. the best tv experience is the best tv value. xfinity x1. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. two bacon, two sausage, this is the two eggssuper slam. hash browns and pancakes and now make those pancakes all you can eat for a buck. that's where the duper comes in. the all new super duper slam just seven ninety nine. see you at den

villa went ahead through a toby alderweireld own goal, but the defender then scored at the right endthe rebound after his penalty was saved. villa drew level through bjorn engels just after half time. but it was son again with the winner deep into injury time. the results puts spurs up to fifth. villa stay one place above the relegation zone. celtic extended their lead at the top of the scottish premiership to 13 points, for now, with a 2—1 win at aberdeen. it was celtic‘s ninth straight win in all competitions but they were made to work hard, as rhia chohan reports. winds as rhia chohan reports. of up to 50 mph as rhia chohan reports. set the conditions in abert the mph set the conditions in aberdeen. the other bluster came as celtic won at pittodrie. embodying celtic‘s tenacity, callum. the second season running, no player in world football has spent more minutes on the pitch. despite the goal, celtic were lacking their usual swagger, making a mess of clearing across aberdeen we re a mess of clearing across aberdeen were able to respond. ash taylor, levelling the first half. aberde

shot them execution style the suspect was a 43 year old german who national police have identified as toby s r he appears to have later killed his own mother and that is incidentally his 10th victim in their apartment before turning the gun on himself the morning after in honolulu residents wake up to speculation that far right extremism motivated attacks in their neighborhood the severity of the incident is being felt fabi on the city strong condemnation from the german chancellor. so this was racism is a poison hate is a point and this points and exists in our society and is responsible for far too many crimes. at 10 o'clock last night local time the shooter opened fire in a shisha killing 4 people before driving to a 2nd venue where he shot dead 5 more people. are in his son describes what happened. so it was like a massacre. rampage there was blood everywhere people on the ground. like my kids and i were in good spirits. i had 100 meters from here and when i went upstairs i had 567 shots that's what i saw and had to sleep and i was at st john's a service and on the one hand you feel a

humans are doing and then learn from that. , there is a pig in the philippines that has made fun of toby because he looks like that. he is the filipino naughty pig. and people might like him but he's a smart fellow like most animals. what the filipino pig has been doing is where there are electrified fences but they are not always on, the pig will take rocks and push them with her snout up against the fence and if the fence goes ping ping paying they know it's electrified and they don't go near it. and if there is no sound they go right through. they don't care. we have all seen on youtube the videos of dogs who wait until there humans have gone out and then everything is quiet and they do this. [laughter] they take out what they need and i see the videos where they put the chair back. i did a lot of research into my intelligent stories but one of my favorite stories is a man who taught money enter monkey how to pick flowers for him. i'm not in favor of having servant monkeys, and how a lot of coconut products come into the united states like highland were there picked by monkeys who are

now do you think the next year until toby are standing here is some work to do.wa nts a here is some work to do. nobody wants a hand—outs and you cannot just looking for these films with black or ethnic minority talent and force them, it is about getting the members to look for a more interesting performances, to look elsewhere. it is not about who wins but there's nominations. we saw evidence of that talent welling up, evidence of that talent welling up, evidence of that talent welling up, evidence of female film—makers and the documentary category with the filmic from syria brought her daughter sam on stage, a very touching moment to be so daniel career day handing on his award to michael ward and that was a moving moment. we have that representation, it isa moment. we have that representation, it is a question of putting that more centre stage and getting people to recognise it. no one is talking about tokenism, that is why it is difficult because we cannot think of films we have seen and the last year going that is an amazing performance. i remember tweeting

cardiff's sam gordon was second, and windsor, slough, eton and hounslow‘s toby makoyawo — who's justn a time of 7.39 seconds. alisha rees finished in second, with ebony carr third. to the women's t20 world cup in australia — where there were wins for west indies and new zealand. although the windies were made to work for their victory, after surviving a scare against debutants thailand. jo currie reports from perth. stepping out onto a world cup stage for the first time, this was a poignant day in the history of thailand cricket. never before had any of their sides, male or female, made it to a world cup until now. the started winning the toss and putting themselves into bat, but the size of bit house they were up against became clear early on, they lost early wickets and runs were hard to come by. in fact, only two of their batswomen made it into double figures, but they dug in. eventually, thailand finished their innings on 78—9, a respectable score for a world cup debut. that should have been a relatively easy target for the 2016 champions, but the windies wobbled with the bat, at

toby and his family eat reindeer and musk ox meat in summer. and in winter mostly seals and narwhals a small species of whale. are going. to be as is not concerned that the arctic ice is melting he's learned to adapt to his environment. to be and so often takes a long foreign tourists on his hunting trips the extra income is allowed him to buy a few luxuries like a snowmobile and an outboard motor for his boat. grow vegetables here. we can only provide it's. and we don't waste any food. if we don't need it right away he will freeze it and storing much in need if you are going to be you know top of all. those who prefer to buy their food instead of hunting or fishing for it can shop at the supermarkets and dizzy like. but the food in the shops is expensive because a lot of it has to be imported mostly from europe. some food supplies are brought in by helicopter. there aren't many trees in greenland only a few species are able to grow here mostly in the far south but that may change because of global warming during the summer some crops are grown

economic benefits has become one of the dominant things of our time but this huge flow of people isn't toby aimed at europe or the united states many from central asia and to russia in state so what faces them on the right. the moscow.

it would seem you're not toby the 17th 1967 a rebel faction of the beijing foreign studies university seized my father and accused him of being a foreign spy when i was called. michael crooks father david taught at the university before he was arrested on campus by a rebel faction and taken to an unknown location. his family tried desperately to find out where he was. a mother and i came to appeal for his release. she said to the rebels you are wrong to detain my husband david and i are not just married we have comrades and partners of the revolution. she was then also seized by the rebel faction. a lot of the foreigners were targeted during the cultural revolution. the wrongful capture of my father is just one example. you'll hear. it's a coming on to $66.00 a lot of the slogans are about capitalist road reversion ists a year later it's all 'd about trade to spy run again it's not just about foreigners who might be spies it's about anybody who might have an anime link with the foreigner so september 167 onwards there is a great witch hunt. a friend of michael's was born in beijing to

toby heard before we heard that many my case farmer.bably learned about his hatred of the farmer, i don't know. i don't think he will be a candidate anyway to be honest with you. we'll have to start working on crazy burning pretty soon. [applause]. was set up a long time before that. we just found this out about two days ago. on top of, california's not had any major water storages since 1979. even though the state's population has by nearly 70 percent, think of that. investigate, the cost of water increased by 127 percent in san francisco alone. in over 70 percent in los angeles and you can't even get it. hundreds of thousands of acres of once beautiful green farmland became bone dry. in our reforms, and what we have done, is in place of one year ago actually, we estimated that our farmers would've received enough water to support up to 850,000 additional acres of crops. think of that. that is a lot of acres. in over a hundred and 30000 minimum, jobs with today's actions, we will help bring farmland back to life. all of the land that i

. ♪ >> toby keith was the ultimate example of all of that. ♪ because we'll put a boot in your ass it'srs you well that's too bad ♪ ♪ and you say we shouldn't worry about bin laden ♪ ♪ have you forgotten >> in music there was no opposition to that message but when the quote unquote war on terror began they were talking about invading countries. well, then music had a lot to act in opposition to. >> the dixie chicks are the top country touring act of the year despite the firestorm unleashed by their words during the first days of the war in iraq. >> we're ashamed that the president of the united states is from texas. >> when natalie maines said we're so ashamed of our president right now, their career took a severe beating. >> some protesters used a track for and their feet to smash the group's cds. >> if you want to feel good old-fashioned pride, look no further than the dixie chicks. >> how can you say you're ashamed the president is from texas? come on, man. >> they were questioning something you were just supposed to accept, and they were women, no less. >> these are the dumbest bill

she said that she jim toby and their hostesses and their idea was the british ballerina. and their image was she was a gentleness and this woman she was a member here she was well known for gymnastics and swimming to party many sports. organs of memes about. where will barack from there weren't any swimming pools or gymnastics. i was just a poor village. has changed a lot since she was born here in 1928 of course but one thing has stayed the same it's cool. this is the mubarak family house. it was demolished in the early 1980 s. but this is the street where the future president grew up. measuring the water president mubarak was brought up in the aftermath and like many kids you know. i don't want to say the poor but the fairy poor. father was a court clerk for a. young girl and his mother an illiterate him. and the family's income was very. little in for example bringing me to home but it was seen as a special occasion when naaman was before and. he made just have been a poor village boy but all the people in this village got one thing and decent education. that's down to

there are quite a few this, toby jones. ..ou describe your character? we work didn't know what to happen we invite an audience and felt a response, and the winner for the beginning, it is a beginning, it is a tragicomedy. it isa man beginning, it is a tragicomedy. it is a man facing losing everything that his life is about and yet somehow managing to write out with humour. it is very human and the relationship you have a tobyjones gets laughs? he is administering what he is to the character to as patient as he is himself. it is quite amusing to an audience. wait about six years since the crucible, critical acclaim and a huge role for you. i think it took me six years to recover from doing the crucible. you are doing it every night? yes, it was a very strenuous play to do, physically and vocally. a lot of emotion in what i do know, it has a sense of my thought about it. it is very invigorating. white might be yourself as a method actor. is that there? exactly that. anything you do that can help you believe what you are doing, i

a memorial service for toby bryant and teenager daughter wrapping up only moments ago at the staple'sbe bryant played 17 seasons with the lakers inside the arena. fox news contributor and sportscaster jim grey with me now. you were inside the gym. share what you saw with our viewers today. >> well, it was moving. it was sad. it was memorable. it was a celebration. so so many emotions. havvanessa bryant showing tremendous courage. got up and spoke about her little baby daughter gigi and so eloquent and beautiful, heart-breaking. the thing that touched me most today was michael jordan when he spoke tears rushing down his face the entire time. at the end he said a part of me died a couple of weeks ago. a big part of me. and then he said and a part of all of you died as well. he had it exactly right. >> bill: vanessa bryant struck me, jim. she was speaking about two hours ago. i was marking on the level of composure that she showed. here is a part of that now for our audience. >> kobe was the mvp of girl dads or mvd. he never left the toilet seat up. [laughter] he always told the girls ho

course is not got everything right, my personal commitment is to always show up, to always listen, toby's lord, and to empower the voices that must be heard. in my white house. endo is a black community in spite of everything, in spite of the broken promises, and been taken granted, as a face in the future. and this is her shot to redeem that, because the image i always keep in my mind, is how it is going to be that first day, the sun comes up on the low country and the rest of the united states of america, and donald trump is no longer the president of the united states. that is the day we are working for. we need to make sure we bring that they about. last night you heard some of the differences. senator sanders on what is going to take in order to do that was when you heard. in particular the responsibility of the top of the ticket to have the make sure that we are we are on the ticket. because i want to keep 70 like jamie harrison and north the other way around. that's why i will be a nominee will call out the diehard democrats and invite independence and even dropouts what i like to

he thanked gary and pam for giving his best friend, toby, a softer place to sleep. >> it means a lot to us. it helps us keep our pets. >> that is why we do it. i can explain it. it means so much to me. >> reporter: so this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to pam and gary schroeder, sharon chin, kpix 5. >>> a donation of mats will be recycled and repurposed into nearly 300 pet paths. >> gary and pam say their idea can be duplicated anywhere by anyone and they are willing to train you if you want. you can nominate your this is a story of the american dream. it starts here, in a middle class neighborhood with a middle class kid named mike. when his father died, his mother went to work and became the breadwinner. she instilled in mike a belief in hard work and a drive to build a better life. so he started a company from scratch with an idea and endless hours- today, that makes him the only democrat in the race who's created 20,000 jobs. he's the only democrat who's run the largest and most diverse city in america, rebuilding after 9-11, creating over 450,000 jobs and expanding

my brain refuses to accept toby and gigi are gone. i cannot process both at the same time. a public memorial for kobe bryant and his daughter, gianna will be held at 10:00 in the morning february 24 at the staples center in los angeles. >>> the defense rested its case and closing arguments expected to begin in the harvey weinstein sexual misconduct trial. >>> another beautiful day with temperatures ranging from the upper 60s to upper 70s. i will have a look at what to expect for your neighborhood and we look at the rest of the week up. >>> new at noon, for the second in a row, since at berkeley high school walked out of class to protest what they call a dangerous sculpture of sexual harassment at the school. the students march their demands to the district office. they said berkeley high needs additional staff and education for students and problems. harassment and assault happens on and off campus and the administration is not doing enough to address it. >> these demands and the problem has been around a really long time at berkeley high and the greater b usd. we are excit

at a private funeral service friday and the death certificates show a private family memorial for toby bryant and his daughter gianna in orange county near the family's home and public memorial service is planned for later this month at the staples center. >>> closing arguments and harvey weinstein's trial will resume tomorrow after his defense team rested its case . jurors heard from the former agent of actress jessica man and agent testified she did not appear distressed the day she claimed harvey weinstein her and the defense called seven witnesses and rested without putting weinstein on the stand. >> it tends to be the case in these kinds of trials that the defendant will not testify just because there is a big risk of getting up on the witness stand and having prosecutors hammer away at questions about these alleged assaults.>> the sexual assault charges against weinstein from jessica man, annabella sciorra and i for production assistant and harvey weinstein said these encounters were often sensual, jury deliberations are to start next week. >>> actor jussie smollett has been indi

looks cold all that blue going on in the show yesterday it looked gorgeous and as like i walk the dog toby in the wind it was really cold yes, it all and it was rough you look out the window in your life. why am i not outside us. pulled the pulled the collar up exactly in this morning in a lot like that it has been a frigid and we're in for another cool afternoon too clear skies across the bay, but you can see that even though those skies are clear if you look at the temperature map is cold out there a lot of us in the 30's right now redwood city in palo alto each at 34 degrees, fremont san jose at 37 wild dublin in livermore oakland or san francisco while the north bay say only that map up at 29 degrees. each right now so it is frigid cold skies are clear that's part of the reason we've seen temperatures become so cold during overnight hours last night. and tonight is certainly not the last of it we are going to be seeing a more a frigid cold temperatures on to early tomorrow morning too so be mindful of that keep that heavy winter jacket handy, the next couple of days skies are going to

toby williams, chairman of the kent national farmers union, good to get your thoughts.r you to get in touch with your questions. caroline flack‘s family have shared a previously unpublished social media post she wrote before she died, describing how her arrest for allegedly assaulting her boyfriend went at her whole future was swept from under her feet. went at her whole future was swept from under herfeet. the inquest into the former love island presenter‘s death opened today before being adjourned until august. the coroner's office said she appeared to have been found hanged at her home on saturday, weeks before she was due to stand trial on charges of assaulting her boyfriend, who is burton, in december. our respondent richard galpin was at the inquest and sent this update. it was quite a short hearing, then adjourned, but we learnt some key points from what the coroner and the coroner's officer said. the coroner started off with pretty stern words to the media. obviously, a lot of media at the opening of the inquest. the coroner said that the media must report this

i am toby, i am here today because i am also one of the ones living on the somerset levels andl onesng in society nowadays, especially with everyone driving around in theircars, especially with everyone driving around in their cars, i think it is around in their cars, i think it is a real issue and something we are definitely going to have to tackle, and if we just ignore it then it willjust and if we just ignore it then it will just amount to and if we just ignore it then it willjust amount to bigger things happening and it will be worse.” willjust amount to bigger things happening and it will be worse. i am leo. why are you not in school? this is such a bigger issue than going to school. i know gcses are around the corner but this is so much more important. thank you very much, a few views. we will skid over the mud and give you more of a view as we go. there has been criticism of the organisers of this. just a few young girls, 16—year—old girls have been organising this themselves, there have been some real worries that will be crushers and that kind of thing, no evidence of that

mike tobi in with the latest. >> hey, there neil, campaigns have a deadline of noon today to submit anyonsistencies. sanders campaign have flagged some problems but likely campaigns moved onto new hampshire and trying to leave iowa ms. behind. iowa caucuses do have osseter of dnc tom pÉrez, reportedly he provided little communication ahead of iowa meltdown and quick to jump on twitter and jump on the air to criticize the people working on the ground. >> the iowa democratic party runs the caucus, okay, and they -- what happened was unacceptable at the same time we came in there, we want to make sure that everything is right and we at the democratic national committee, this was unacceptable. >> chairman of iowa pushed back only when pÉrez demanded rerecanvassing, when it came time to defend his work or his stat, he did not engage the fight. >> i've been proud to work with -- proud of partnership with dnc, we continue, you know, throughout this process and that's all i'm going to say. >> he had not personally tried ahead of the big night. thus far the two out in front pete buttigieg and sa

. >> i've got to tell you something, toby, you're hot when you're like this. >> '90s television was thereaks my heart every time i think about it. >> i'm sorry, did i crush your twinkies? >> it lasted 18 episodes and they're perfect 18 episodes but nbc hated it so much. >> roll down the windows because i got a big one brewing. >> they thought it was a show by losers, about losers, for losers. they hated it, they wanted no part of it, they killed it. >> at the end of the '90s the jig is starting to be up for the networks. and basically quality migrates to cable. >> oz comes on in '97, and it's set in this fictional penitentiary. wow, what a strange show that was. >> in oz sometimes the things you can't touch are more real than the things you can. for instance, fear, hatred, loneliness, are more real to me than a soul. >> it was jaw droppingly violent. it probably should be. but it kind of announces the idea that hbo is going to get serious about doing scripted dramas. >> it's finished. it's over. >> but hbo really, in my mind, comes to its own in 1999 with "the sopranos." ♪ woke up this

they tend toby more established. they tend to be older. been involved in party politics for many years and they're holdovers from the clinton years or the obama years and they're probably not predisposed to backing bernie sanders. remember hillary clinton got a majority of the superdelegates back in the 2016 convention. she had enough pledged majority to win no matter what but she got the super delegates as well. neil: sorry to jump on you there, would she get them again as potential running mate for michael bloomberg, why he is toying with the idea putting her on his ticket? >> no, i should offer to eat a bug on live tv or something if she would get the nomination but i'm backing off on that. i find it highly unlikely hillary clinton would be a vice-presidential nominee. first of all democrats tend to win when they pick somebody new and different. think barack obama, bill clinton, jimmy carter, outsiders who represented some kind of a generational change. when they pick the safe candidate, what they tried before, al gore, john kerry, hill

here is our visit from toby which is the animal companion who came to visit. there was more tobe time than most people. support services, an update on station 35. this is the floating part of the station that was loaded into a ship and is on its way here. the wood has come -- it will arrive on january 28th. that is the plan for that. that is moving along well. station 49, i visited station 49 and it's one of the sides of the building where the panels are going in. this is the interior, which is completed. everything is completed in november of 19. i visited a few weeks ago and it is looking really good. progress has been made to the point where you had to work on the case for the station. that is moving along well. like was mentioned before, they went out to bid and we had a minimum where the vendors come and ask questions about the process on the bid. that is moving along well. there were too many questions about it. in the preconstruction phase we have six engines and they are moving along very well too. we have received six chief vehicles being outfitted wi

from their perspective, supportive enough of israel specifically sir would you move the usmc back to tobyery proud of being jewish and i actually lived in israel for some months . but when i happen to believe, is that right now, sadly and tragically, israel, you have the reactionary racist who is now running at country. and i happen to believe. [applause]. i happen to believe that what are foreign policy is absolutely protecting the independence and the security of israel. but you cannot ignore the suffering of the palestinian people. we are about to have a policy reaches out to the palestinians and the americans. and the answer to your question, that will come within the context of bringing nations together in the mid east. >> mayor bloomberg, which like to weigh in on that. >> whether it is the persians, or the attorneys, the jews, the israel, palestinians, it's only gone on for 40 or 50 years. number one from you cannot move the embassy back. we should not have done it without getting something from the israeli government but it was done even have to leave it there. number two, we only

some reaction from superfan and host of the friends with friends podcast, david cribb, and tv critic tobysappoint an element of the friends family. so actually, you know, the likelihood is it will be the six of them sitting on a couch and having a nice chat and reminiscing and having a lovely time, and i think that is a good decision. we are just looking at the final episode. there was a sense that maybe this is why people loved it so much. you kind of grew up loved it so much. you kind of grew up with the cast of friends. yes, definitely and for the most part it was pretty relatable. it was not topical, it was relating to the things we all face, love, life, and being insanely handsome and gorgeous. that is what we can all relate to. that's one of the reasons why it has a popularity that continues. it has been bought for $455 million. they announced the possibility of a reunion the day disney plus launched in the usa. and then, of course, they are going to have this show and that will herald the start of its new second and third lease of life. does that tarnish it a little bit? does it se