[music playi ng] tony marks: the town is dying. a lot of the mom and pop stores closed do wn.n was a big thing over h ere. and growing up being in the '80s and '90s, i m ean, ville platte was integra ted. but it's like, my parents' generation were st ill clinging to that old way of how they were brought up. ville platte high was all white back then. and when-- i hate to say this, but when a blacks star ted, all the whites had l eft. and they started their own school, evangeline acade my in the vidrine a rea. so for a few years theyent over the re. and then that eventually closed, and then kind of t hey tookt down fm th ere. but yeah, it was like a mass exod us. althe whites left ville platte h igh. and it happened everywhere, you kn ow. [music playi ng] - my name is grace vidrine sibley. i was born and reared in ville platte, louisi ana, became the first desegregant of ville platte high sch ool and the first and only desegre gant of evangeline pari sh. [music playi ng] we made ready for my going to ville platte high school. reverend m.l. thomas my pastor, who was sort of the r

kip, you may company is john mcternan the political strategist and a former adviser to tony blair. and markane , to tony blair. and mark lehane, who's an adviser to the team. so howie, and now is the head of education at the centre for policy studies . welcome, policy studies. welcome, gentlemen . and you know the gentlemen. and you know the drill, don't you want dewbs& co? it's not just about us three here. it is very much about you at home. what's on your mind tonight? what thinking tonight? what are you thinking about? such about? getting such gbviews@gbnews.uk. or you can tweet me at gb news at. lots coming up tonight. i want to talk to you about the honour system. i want to talk to you about rishi sunak plans. small but i want to ask you whether or not you're reckoning. we need a new political party well. i'm new political party as well. i'm gambling. think the gambling. do you think the government do more government needs to do more to regulate, think? quite regulate, or do you think? quite frankly, how, if don't frankly, but how, if you don't mind, is your mind mind, whatever is on y

political strategist former adviser to strategist and former adviser to tony blair, which is quite handy given that tonight marksars since the uk went into iraq onto the orders, of course , of tony blair, also alongside him is mark lehane, the former adviser to nadhim zahawi and is now the head of education at the centre for policy studies. good evening, gentlemen. you know the drill, don't you? it's not just about us three here. it's all about us three here. it's all about you at home as well. what's on your mind tonight? you can get in with me all the can get in touch with me all the usual ways. views that usual ways. gb views that gbnews.uk email or you can gbnews.uk is my email or you can tweet me at gb news. lots of you getting in touch already on that top story, which will be the invasion of iraq. i also want to talk to you about the emergency alert that will now be pushed to our mobile phones, if indeed there is an emergency , some say, there is an emergency, some say, oh, how reassuring . i say pack oh, how reassuring. i say pack it in. get out of our lives. i won't let government intervention, not more.

opens up a whole new realm of the way that we can construct rockets in the future. tony's left wing president has marked his 1st year in office with a 2nd cabinet reshuffle. it's been a difficult year for gabrielle burridge, who was elected on a platform that promised sweeping social reforms. but she struggled to deliver. congress rejected a tax package that would have helped him fund a progressive social program. our latin america editor lucio newman reports from santiago just days before marking his 1st year in office. the world's youngest elected president made light of a gift. one meant to compare him with the cuddly. fictional character, winnie the pool. until a few months ago, gabrielle body. 2 turned 38 last month wasn't laughing as much. his approval ratings had plummeted. inflation in crime rates were escalating and a highly controversial presidential pardon of people connected to the violent protests against inequality in 2019 led to the resignation of his chief of staff and the minister of justice. perfect, all the overwhelming defeat in a referendum last september of a progressive new consti

tonight's lost to come charlie faulkner is my mark means guest he of course was tony blair's right hand secretary. they were friends, flatmates in the day and he'll be spilling the beans on what our former prime minister was actually like. and i'll be asking him whether he thinks keir can be our next keir starmer can be our next prime minister. now, results prime minister. now, the results in from our twitter is suella braverman right to her ground over rwanda policy . well, over the rwanda policy. well, 77% said yes, 23% said no. so a resounding majority for bravo men to keep fighting the fights . i've got one email on the rwanda story is from the right to stand her ground. adrian says mark. send a few hundred to rwanda. the message will get back to france and they won't come. it's a deterrent to stop them arriving here. sewell must send these to rwanda now . well, send these to rwanda now. well, that was very much the message of ann widdecombe as well . of ann widdecombe as well. however, robert has emailed, saying think the rwanda plan is illegal and, cruel. there you go. it's all ab

tonight's lost to come charlie faulkner is my mark means guest he of course was tony blair's right hand secretary. they were friends, flatmates in the day and he'll be spilling the beans on what our former prime minister was actually like. and i'll be asking him whether he thinks keir can be our next keir starmer can be our next prime minister. now, results prime minister. now, the results in from our twitter is suella braverman right to her ground over rwanda policy . well, over the rwanda policy. well, 77% said yes, 23% said no. so a resounding majority for bravo men to keep fighting the fights . i've got one email on the rwanda story is from the right to stand her ground. adrian says mark. send a few hundred to rwanda. the message will get back to france and they won't come. it's a deterrent to stop them arriving here. sewell must send these to rwanda now . well, send these to rwanda now. well, that was very much the message of ann widdecombe as well . of ann widdecombe as well. however, robert has emailed, saying think the rwanda plan is illegal and, cruel. there you go. it's all ab

i asked if he connected with tony ornato because he had a conversation with mark about that topic. robert has said i'll talk to tony and then i don't know if robert ever connected with mark about the decision. >> two days ahead of january 6th. january 4th. the national security adviser knew there was a potential for quote violence on the hill. now grand jury gets to hear from them. arguably none of these officials are as important to understanding the story of how january 6th came to be than trump's role in putting it all in motion. than his former chief of staff mark meadows. he served as the con due it, here's cassidy hutchinson on him. >> i remember leaning against the doorway and saying, i had an interesting conversation with rudy, mark, it sounds like we're going to go to the capitol. he didn't look up from his phone, he said there's a lot going on, cass, but i don't know but things might get real bad on january 6th. we need to do something more they're literally calling for the vice president to be hung. mark responded to the effect, you heard him, pat, he's still sitting on h

oh, speaking just ahead of the date, marking the anniversary, former british prime minister, tony blair reaffirmed his belief that the us led invasion of iraq on the decision to deposed our country's lead to saddam hussein were justified. thus considering the invasion was conducted without a un mandate, and without any actual proof of weapons of mass destruction in the middle east, the nation. and even if you are completely opposed to the removal of saddam hussein in, in, in iraq. the idea that removing it a dictator is brutalized, is people engaged in 2 regional was the idea that's equated to invading country, which is good, a democratically elected president. never as far as i know, started a regional conflict or has done any act of aggression against its neighbors. you know, even if you completely disagree with right, you should push back. haven't that argument or recent polls have suggested that the majority of americans think the 2003 invasion was a mistake? that was the opinion of 74 percent of democrats on 42 percent of republicans, but in 2003, the invasion of iraq was actually

toni atkins says california. we'll continue to defend the right to have an abortion and try to expand reproductive health care. ken and pam, back to you. thank you. grant to mark national nutrition month and east bay school showed off its healthy meals program. first partner, jennifer siebel newsom along with u.s. agriculture secretary tom vilsack. >> california school superintendent tony thurmond and congressman john garamendi all visited betty reid soskin middle school in el sobrante today. there they visited the cafeteria and the kitchen to sample some of the school meals at the today, making sure that children have consistent access to meals that support their health and their well-being. it's a key aspect of the biden harris administration's national strategy for hunger. >> we have established a organic assistance program. where we put 700 million dollars a 2 create a mentoring program so that existing organic producers will be paired and pay to be paired with a young folks who want to be organic producers to teach them to guide them through the certification process. >> the group also met with some of the farmers who grow the food used in the school meal

tony gonzales about that and the new developments on border security. >>> plus, how do we keep the chinese government from accessing americans' information through tiktok? senate intelligence committee chairman markarner has a plan and we'll ask him about it. >>> the biden administration national security council spokesman john kirby with us llowg repeated attacks of iranian-backed forces on u.s. troops in syria. >>> the renewed focus on the federal reserve with the minneapolis fed neel kashkari. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "face the nation." we've got a lot of news to get to today, but we want to start with the devastating tornadoes in the south that are likely to continue through the weekend. there have been at least 26 fatalities reported, all but one in mississippi, plus there are dozens of injuries. one massive storm tore through several towns in the mississippi delta, an area that's among the poorest in the country. that tornado's path was reportedly a mile wide and lasted for more than an hour. president biden declared a state of emergency today in mississippi and vowed to deliver federal assistance as quickly as possible to impacted areas. d

tony bennett, peggy lee, sting. what do you think makes a steinway piano so iconic? we all think it's because it's high and made. they play nicely, but nothing sounds like a steinway. this year marksry. this is that it might today it is regarded as one of the big four piano makers, and i've come to take a peek inside its massive factory here in new york. this factory has been in operation for over 150 years, and the process created all those years ago was so perfect and so ahead of their time that they still use many of the same techniques today. what is going on here? what are you up to here? i'm balancing the keys. without the weights you cannot play, the keys are too heavy, which would give you copper tone. you have 88 keys, everyone is different. none are the same. this tells me how much weight, i have to find the right position, then i have to check the return, then i mark. a piano can be big and bold, and it can be the daintiest little instrument, and my goal is tojust make this piano as even and pleasing sounding. ever since i came here, i thought this was the job that i was meant to do, because i love the piano so much, and i love music. who could ask for anything more? be

sergeant tony says the chowan marino will be booked at the santa clara county jail on homicide and carjacking charges reporting in gilroy. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> next, the first partner marking an important day with big news. we go one-on-one with jennifer siebel newsom. >> plus, what we've learned about mark track work that will soon affect people traveling on the weekends. >> and the latest on brutal and dangerous weather. well, it's caught up tracking the storm. >> and welcome back. our weather coverage picks up in san francisco where new video shows a some downed trees in the mission district. their crews respond a little earlier to clean up the mess. >> and in guerneville, sonoma county crews here. he's big machines to try to shore up a mudslide near the russian river. this is on river road and the river is still within its banks. that is good. but the strong winds have really made a a mess of the treason. yeah. all that rain is compromised. the hillsides chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is with us. it feels like this is a winter where it just won't stop. >> yeah, it doesn't want to. and the either we may get a little bit of a break, but i think we've got more stormy

today marks 20 is since parliament voted in favour of british troops to war iraq. tonyn to use means necessary to ensure the disarmament of iraq's weapons of mass destruction. despite a quarter of labour mps voting against the war, it passed instead with support from the conservative opposition . the conservative opposition. the invasion began days after raged well into the next decade, with consequences still very raw for the international community and the international community and the veterans who served. our reporter will wallace has more for us. shane and his sons must leave iraq within . 48 hours. leave iraq within. 48 hours. there refusal to do so will result in military conflict commenced at a time our choosing . in 2003 will be known for little else in modern memory. other than the start of the iraq war . a coalition led by the war. a coalition led by the united states , bolstered through united states, bolstered through british support . today marks 20 british support. today marks 20 years since parliament voted in favour of the invasion , with favour of the

. >> tonight marks the 20t anniversary of the invasion in iraq president george w. bush aided and abetted by prime ministe tonyic about th threat posed by saddam hussein lie to the world about wnbd's, and launched a war o aggression the u.n. secretary general a the time called it a legal called it a violation of the u.n. charter thousands of americans died, hundreds of thousands of iraqi died yet there has been littl accountability for the architect, the promoters o that illegal invasion. as i pointed out on my show on peacock earlier this week, the people behind the debacle in iraq have largely failed up. they are doing just fine george w. bush's swapping coug drops with michelle obama. he is not worried about bein subjected to an arrest warrant from the international crimina court. kind of like the one that wa issued for vladimir putin on friday over his illega invasion of ukraine. nor has bush taken any rea responsibility at all. my next guest was an arden support of the war in ukrain -- in iraq, an influential libera journalist writing op-ed making the case at the time, and he has shown a lot o regret sinc

tony here in the herman's her case and rubella as well, that makes it special bits yellows. and that's where we can start telling stories. leave off that. and i, she, she threw up sienna and mark was menda, has hired an advertising specialist to help out will be at home lake in the sack. so please turn off your flashlight. so now we are here. can all buses? yes, that's all lake with animals live here with blue holland. spend their entire lives in the novel stage. in balcony countries, the amphibians are called human fish because of their skin color. sounds more like something out of a horror. movie than a p r campaign. i am an associate, so seeing the animal totally naked like this was not especially attractive with the out when the to look at how it moves. it's watch it. you take the time to think about another thing it's can, there are plenty of things you can use to explain a creature to children and make it interesting. can amend us if that's illustrated and animated kids will love it like that and make something cute out. yes. we can when the leave, because of a lot less notation, something small and a full time. that's why the, the thing that might make it seem dull whic

marked up marched on that dark day in 1965. and that is where we find nbc's antonia hylton. and, tony.aring from folks there ahead of the presidents arrival. >> hey, i. likes people here are great deeply grateful to the president for joining the commemoration here in selma. he is expected to get to town around 3:30 eastern time, and to address the crowd. from what i've heard from people here on the, ground is they want to hear too. things the first, an acknowledgment of where we are right now in terms of access to the ballot box and voting rights in the station. and really a connection between the history of what happened, here 58 years ago, with the moment in the ways in which many communities like the black community here are still fighting for some of these rights. according to the biden, center there are about 150 bills in motion justice year, in various state legislatures, that seek to restrict voting access in various ways. and so many of the people, particularly some of the adult elderly generations who are here, who brought their kids and grandkids with the men are trying to pa

now today marks 20 years since parliament voted in favour of sending british troops to war in iraq . british troops to war in iraq. tonyquote, to use all means necessary to ensure the disarmament of iraq's of mass destruct action. despite a quarter of labour mps voting against the war, it passed instead with support the conservative opposition . the conservative opposition. the invasion began just days after and lasted well in to the next decade, with consequences that are still very raw for the international community and indeed many members of the labour party. and you may argue more significant only for veterans who served in that conflict. well our reporter will hollis has more and reflects upon those extracted and rare events. saddam hussein and his sons must leave iraq within 48 hours. their refusal to do so will result in military conflict commenced at a time of our choosing . 2003 will be known for choosing. 2003 will be known for little else in modern memory other than the start the iraq war . a coalition led by the war. a coalition led by the united states bolstered through british support today marks 20 year

mark national nutrition month, an east bay school showed off its healthy meals first partner, jennifer siebel newsom with the u.s. agriculture secretary thomas vilsack, california school superintendent tony thurmond and representative john garamendi visited betty reid soskin middle school in el sobrante there. met with the cafeteria and kitchen the staff to sample some of the school meals that kids on that day and making sure that kids have consistent access to meals that support their health and well-being is a key aspect of the biden harris administration's national strategy on hunger. >> we can support the needs our farmers who are growing provide healthy food and to make sure that our schools are equipped to serve the needs of all of our students. >> the group also met some of the farmers who grow the food used in school meals. california is the first state to offer free healthy school meals to all students one. steve, go even further by ending hunger and reducing diet related diseases by 2030. coming up, the south bay woman accused of throwing alcohol a parties for teenagers is attacked while behind bars. >> we'll take a closer look at the court documents. plus, an arrest is made in

mark national nutrition month, an east bay school showed off its healthy meals program. first partner, jennifer siebel newsom along with u.s. agriculture secretary thomas vilsack and california school superintendent tonyd and congressman john garamendi. they all visited the betty reid soskin middle school in el sobrante today. there they visited the cafeteria and the kitchen to sample some of the food that the today served by the school, making sure that children have consistent access to meals that support their health and their well-being is a key aspect of the biden-harris administration's national strategy on hunger. >> we do share the goal of ensuring children. you have the best start in life and we know that the food they eat plays a critical role in the >> the group also met some of the farmers who grow the food use in the school meals. california is the first state to offer free healthy school meals to all students and wants to go even further by ending hunger and reducing diet related diseases by the year 2030 amazon go. stores will be closing in san francisco. the company plans to shut down the convenience store said. >> operate without cashiers across 3 cities by april. 1st amazon go. store

i'm glad that you're on mark dolan tonight and i know you'll be busy with your music career. you're in tonyin tony and tina's wedding, massive show tina's wedding, a massive show from states and it's coming from the states and it's coming to the orbit's in in stratford. yes it's a it's one of four as a 25 year massive massive massive massive part. i'm very blessed so i've had to say that that's another story that has. yeah coming in may when you know it's kind of the end of april. brilliant for you. we look forward to that. and as i say, you've been through a lot. you've kept a dignified silence as well. thank you. and i would like to put it on record that i know, ben. and i've also met vanessa many occasions. vanessa on many occasions. she's an unbelievable professional a remarkable and remarkable broadcaster and a brilliant person, as is ben. i do hope that they might be able navigate some kind of, friendship or relationship going forward . but of course, it's in forward. but of course, it's in their hands . forward. but of course, it's in their hands. brilliant forward. but of course, it

i'm glad that you're on mark dolan tonight and i know you'll be busy with your music career. you're to star in tonyn tony and tina's show tina's wedding, a massive show from states and it's coming from the states and it's coming to the orbit's in in stratford. yes it's a it's one of four as a 25 year massive massive massive massive part. i'm very blessed so i've had to say that that's another story that has. yeah coming in may when you know it's kind of the end of april. brilliant for you. we look forward to that. and as i say, you've been through a lot. you've kept a dignified silence as well. thank you. and i would like to put it on record that i know, and i've also met know, ben. and i've also met vanessa many occasions. she's vanessa on many occasions. she's an professional an unbelievable professional a remarkable broadcaster and a brilliant person, as is ben. i do hope that they might be able navigate some kind of, friendship or relationship going forward . but of course, it's in forward. but of course, it's in their hands . forward. but of course, it's in their hands. brilliant forward. but

has marked armed forces day with a place to crack down on opponents gentlemen and love said martial law would increase as their gender tries to suppress revel globes that oppose the core of 2021. tony chang reports on the capital, lipid r. cavalry officers lead the way at the start of mamma's armed forces, day parade, a limousine carrying the military leader in the rear. as dawn broke over the huge parade ground in the secluded capital ne p door, tens of thousands of soldiers marched information. oh, adjusting his troops, men online, said he would stop at nothing to defeat what he called terrorists. those who continue to resist military rule is the terror acts at the national unity government and its lucky, the so called peoples defense forces need to be tackled for good once and for all mere mars military. and the government also needs to take action against these terrorist groups, which are trying to devastate the country and are killing people. after the ground troops came the heavy weaponry, huge artillery pieces of rockets, tanks and heavy armor overhead, a display of air power fighter jets and helicopters purchased from russia and china deployed frequently. over the past 12 m

today marks 20 years since parliament voted in favour of sending british troops to war in iraq. tonylair's government passed the motion despite a quarter of labour mps voting against the war. it passed, though with support from the conservative opposition . the conservative opposition. the invasion began days after and raged well into the next decade , with the consequences still very raw for the international community and veterans who served to our rapporteur, will hollis has more. saddam hussein and his sons must leave iraq within 48 hours. their refusal to do so will result in military conflict commenced at a time of our choosing . 2003 will be known our choosing. 2003 will be known for little else in modern memory other than the start of the iraq war. a coalition led by the united states , bolstered through united states, bolstered through british support . today marks 20 british support. today marks 20 years since parliament voted in favour of the invasion . with favour of the invasion. with tony blair as prime minister, the decision was made against a backdrop of mass public p

mark tamayo middle school for bathroom and laundry services. and today's state education superintendent tony in moderate and santa cruz counties to see the flood damage. he'll meet with students and with families to see how they've been affected. also be passing out gift cards in recent months, 605 schools in 15, california counties had to close that superintendent thurman will see firsthand the storm damage at one school. then he'll go to another school that took in several 100 evacuated. students from paho room. the coast guard has stopped searching for a seven year old boy who was reported missing off the monterey coast after he was swept away with his mother. the search started wednesday night when the boys three year old brother told someone that his mother and brother were missing near moss landing crews found the mother in the water, but she later died at the hospital. after searching into the afternoon, the coast guard said it had no sign of the seven year old boy. and they had suspended its search. the family of the woman who died has identified her as florencia ramirez, 27 year old

plus mark mates guest is lord charlie faulkner, who served as lord chancellor and secretary of state for justice under tonys on our ex—prime minister

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succeeded by tony spring, who is the ceo of bloomingdale's >>> let's get back to the broader markets and our own mike s santoli. what are you up to this morning in. >> the s&p at the 4000 marking around there for a little while now there has not been any fresh banking stress, the consumer confidence numbers and just general economic data suggests that the overall economy has not really given way as fast as the recession callers might be implying and here you go it does look luke very much a range-style market one of the things to watch was 4040 was the high earlier in the week this monthly high for march is not much hyper than that, it's like 4080. you're talking about potentially breaking this little down trend that we've got going in march. we're talking about give or take we did have the big running growth stocks going into the weekend. they pulled back for a couple of weeks. today they're firmer the market did not have a lot of down side, even though the big stocks driving it did pull back a little bit in the last couple of days. semiconductors always worth watching micron numbers last night not great but maybe the stock will look through this. the semiconductor versus

mark white, gb news wethersfield . in well i'm wethersfield. in well i'm actually going to go to what this field now and i'm very grateful to have tony call and you of in mount wise little that he brought to us that now tony resident tony is a wethersfield resident and the deputy chairperson, the field association and. is that now? good stuff. thank you very much. the time for us much. making the time for us here. really appreciate. i'm just read you an that just going to read you an that was to whilst i came on was sent to me whilst i came on air here and this is an official home office statement and it says surplus military sites scampton and wethersfield where you are will accommodate asylum seekers who enter the uk early on small boats . now some people on small boats. now some people would say that they are illegal migrants. okay how do you feel about the idea that your town is going to be used to house potentially of those people people .7 well, thanks for having people? well, thanks for having me on town. that is the wrong description for it. i a small village, 700 people in the. and the actual village sits outside the actual village sits

mark to get elected and he feels that now the momentum is on his side, which clearly by the polls, it seems to be. but i think once gets into power we will have tonye background running the government and that's what scares me the i think we'll have another rendition of tony days i want to remind you about tony blair's influence influence i find him very frightening. he is a with digital and that the may would be the final nail in the coffin. i would literally want to leave the country if we went down that road i live in a totalitarian and that's what digital leads to totally . i digital leads to totally. i agree with you we had a taste of that during the pandemic and it was dystopian hell wasn't it amanda we talked about on this show you and i talked about it on my old radio show as. well, you've been very consistent on that and. i think, amanda, history will judge, you kindly don't go anywhere. let's bring zachary back . zachary, of zachary back. zachary, of course, the east midlands , course, in the east midlands, which of my favourite which is one of my favourite parts , country, zachary what parts, the country, zachary what do you think about

mark to get elected and he feels that now the momentum is on his side, which clearly by the polls, it seems to be. but i think once gets into power we will have tonye background running the government and that's what scares me the i think we'll have another rendition of tony days i want to remind you about tony blair's influence influence i find him very frightening. he is a with digital and that the may would be the final nail in the coffin. i would literally want to leave the country if we went down that road i live in a totalitarian and that's what digital leads to totally . i digital leads to totally. i agree with you we had a taste of that during the pandemic and it was dystopian hell wasn't it amanda we talked about on this show you and i talked about it on my old radio show as. well, you've been very consistent on that and. i think, amanda, history will judge, you kindly don't go anywhere. let's bring zachary back . zachary, of zachary back. zachary, of course, in the east midlands , course, in the east midlands, which is of my favourite which is one of my favourite parts , country, zachary what parts, the country, zachary what do you think

bbc question mark is, as a bbc employee bbc impartiality employee, the bbc impartiality rules or not he should rules whether or not he should be allowed to go and comments on things but tonythink you have point . i think have a great point. i think a lot people, including lot of these people, including by massive circles of by the way, massive circles of the if just want the british, if they just want a bit north than the watford gap. i mean, they a massive nosebleed, but if you are a bit further they further north, what for? they might actually that might actually realise that a world their lovely gated world exists. their lovely gated north mansions wherever they north mansions or wherever they live and, people do have live and, that people do have issues with illegal immigration on.the issues with illegal immigration on. the bird and things of doing like migrant hotels, etc. lineker apologise. you're joking . too arrogant. he should be fired. that's from carol. thank you very, carol. there's rather a lot of this stock picking on gary , says joe. okay. there you gary, says joe. okay. there you go. although that is followed by several different laughing. so i'm not sure,