turner. bruce l turner the great, great grandson of nat turner. bruce turner story. a story of spirituality hope and the black struggle. freedom and justice in america during slavery. his great great grandfather, nat turner, was a leader, preacher and enslaved man who would lead a rebellion of enslaved people against their oppressors. in 1831. nat turner's rebellion of 1831 made a lasting impact in the to follow. abolitionists his rebellion exalted virtues of nat turner as, a crusader against the evils of slavery. nat turner influenced fighters like frederick douglass and others. turner's legacy will to be remembered and, honored through his family that continues to share his story through oral history and documentation. his great great great grandson, bruce turner, spent most of his childhood living southampton county, whereby he received an abundance of information on the nat turner legend from grandparents, great grandparents, aunts and uncles. since the mid 1990s, bruce devoted serious research and invested into the history of nat turner and the southampton slave

they've tracked down kelsey turner. >> so they reached out to the stockton police who did find turnert, 2019. posing for a photo that won't be posted on her instagram page. detective jaeger flies out to california to interview her in jail. >> when she walks up to me, she kind of saunters a little bit, and she's acting somewhat seductive. she reaches her hand out, and i was like, well, i'm detective jaeger." so once i advised her of her rights, she was like, nope, i'm not going to talk. but i wanted to leave a little something with her. i was like, you know, what you did in las vegas, you're gonna go to jail for. >> what did you see on her face when you said that? >> she just went blank. the saunter was gone. >> we're back now with the playboy model accused of murder. police say 25-year-old kelsey turner killed a psychiatrist with the help of accomplices who are still on the run. >> talk about going viral. the insta model's face now splashed across tv screens and web pages all across the world. >> i was shocked when i heard that she was arrested for murder. i was thinking to myself, th

people like jason turner are not born— people like jason turner are not born in— people like jason turneramera show up _ lot of ministers show up with camera show up. and leave when the cameras leave _ show up. and leave when the cameras leave but _ show up. and leave when the cameras leave but he — show up. and leave when the cameras leave. but he has been with us for many— leave. but he has been with us for many years — leave. but he has been with us for many years. he is a great giant and his own _ many years. he is a great giant and his own right. give a hand to reverend _ his own right. give a hand to reverend jason. let me also say that i reverend jason. let me also say that i want _ reverend jason. let me also say that i want to— reverend jason. let me also say that i want to recognise the other families— i want to recognise the other families that have come from around the country — families that have come from around the country. that no what tyree's mother— the country. that no what tyree's mother is — the country. that no what tyree's mother is going through and all of the sibl

turner: thank you. dr. wilson, i recall being with you when you were the secretary of the air force calling members to the pentagon to give them a briefing concerning the threats of china and space. now that we see china utilizing apparently on a fairly significant scale, as the reports are coming out daily, as to the use of these balloons and intelligence collecting. as we look to you transitioning from a threat this is what china is building out, now they're building out this low, hard to detect craft that also does intelligence collection, how do you see this threat evolving with china? dr. wilson: well, i expect that our -- that our intelligence agencies in the military will be doing technical assessments, not only of what they were seeking to collect but also of the wreckage now that it's being collected. but i actually think that this -- there's some things about this that i find confusing and that i think probably this committee should delve into at the classified level. the chinese have over 700 sat

that something chairman turner and i work on together.ou sort of pointed at this, is our intelligence committee as a sharp and capable as we wanted to be? ourr job is to be skeptical to conduct oversight. we're going to be looking for ways to make the intelligence community and other as sharp as they can be. >> you talk about the committee becoming partisan. i wonder what he think about the moves to rev adam schiff and eric swallow from the intelligencee committee? >> that is an example i think we all know what was happening their rights when the democrats have the house they remove marjorie taylor greene and paul from their committees and kevin mccarthy things he said he would do to become speaker this was on his list. there is a distinction marjorie taylor greene and paul were removed and the committees they meet lethal violent threats against colleagues but i think of adam schiff or eric swallow when the operate on the intelligence committee they did not threaten colleagues. but what hurts me about that that is an example both adamex s

and turner. listen to smalls. his story, and was astounded by it. turner later wrote about what it was like, and turner said that smalls was a living specimen of unquestioned, tenable african heroism. well, while he was in d.c., smalls decided to make a stop by. the white house as well, and he met abraham lincoln. we don't know exactly what the conversation was between these men, but knowing what know about abraham lincoln have to believe that lincoln said, can you tell me the story? can you tell me about you stole the planter. and that smalls must have told it with great pride and enthusiasm. now, why does a meeting like this matter? well, up to this point in the war, abraham lincoln had opposed allowing black men to serve in the union army. he had feared he said this publicly. he feared that black men would prove cowardly. and if you put guns in their hands, they quickly wind up in the hands of the rebels. but now lincoln met, with a man who fought bravely for the freedom of his loved ones. and

give a hand to reverend jason turner. let me also say that i want to recognize there are other families that have come from around the country, that know what mr. and mrs. wells is going through and all the siblings and i want them to stand and be recognized because they know what it is to sit at a funeral like this. and i know the family of george floyd is here. stand up. brandon, the family, bothan jeans' sister is here. kiki is here, botham jeans' sister. and the mother from new york is here. the mother of breonna taylor, tamika palmer, is here. and there may be others that i did not have the note for. i want the family to know that they've come to be with you on this day, from all over the country. and we thank from the white house, the president talked to the family, but sent a delegation letd by the former mayor of atlanta who now is running policy and social engagement in the white house, mayor kesha lance bottoms. the head of infrastructure, the infrastructure czar of the country, former mayor of new orleans, stan

give a hand to reverend jason turner. let me also say that i want to recognize there are other families that have come from around the country, that know what mr. and mrs. wells is going through and all the siblings and i want them to stand and be recognized because they know what it is to sit at a funeral like this. and i know the family of george floyd is here. stand up. brandon, the family, bothan jeans' sister is here. kiki is here, botham jeans' sister. and the mother from new york is here. the mother of breonna taylor, tamika palmer, is here. and there may be others that i did not have the note for. i want the family to know that they've come to be with you on this day, from all over the country. and we thank from the white house, the president talked to the family, but sent a delegation letd by the former mayor of atlanta who now is running policy and social engagement in the white house, mayor kesha lance bottoms. the head of infrastructure, the infrastructure czar of the country, former mayor of new orleans, stan

bev turner. it's 10:00 on bev turner. it's10:00 on thursday, bev turner.n thursday, the 60 end of february. i'm bev turner this is bev turner today sturgeon's out and the search for her successor begins . sturgeon's out and the search for her successor begins. is this a victory for biological and is independence now dead in the water? it's been nearly weeks since nicola vanished as two little girls ask, where is their mummy? have the police failed? the with new revelations since the vital covid was meant to start

turner and mr.were your tenants from when to when? >> mr. reid moved in -- >> judge judy: raise your hand, reid. >> mr. reid moved in in 2013, august. and mr. turner moved in in august of 2014. >> judge judy: and the lease was up when? >> i gave 30-day notice on april the 30th of this year. that would have been june the 1st as the move-out. >> judge judy: okay. you had a written lease initially, and -- well, i'll ask mr. reid. mr. reid, when did your written lease expire? >> written lease expired... that was what was complicated. we never formally signed any lease. >> judge judy: okay.

you heard congressman turner just how the tensions are right now between the u.s. and china, how bad the relations are. what should his message be to xi and do you think that biden is right to try to lower the temperature with china in the wake of this incident? >> well, remember the balloon was an escalation and it was not forwarded from it mission. it flew over our missile defense sites, nuclear weapons sites and wasn't taken out of the game until the game was over in the atlantic. the reality is that the administration admitted after it had shot down the balloon it should have been more proactive in the three subsequent shootdowns of it did of harmless objects over north america. the adadministration does have t it needs to take and taking this more serious, being more forward, also, with the american public what we're facing with china and what their espionage plans were. here i do think there is an opportunity to get back to a normal dialogue with china. no one wants a cold war. that isn't the issue. what we want is a china that is not an aggressor state, that

i also want to welcome back to committee chairman mike turner. from ohio, congressman gary palmer from alabama, congressman kelly armstrong from north dakota, and congressman bob g.o.e.s.-r from north america. i also want to welcome our new members, hailing from all parts of our great country. first of, all we are going to order of seniority. i want to recognize scott perry from pennsylvania, welcome. william timmons from south carolina, tim burchett from tennessee. marjorie taylor greene from georgia, lisa mcclain from michigan, lauren boebert from colorado, russell fry from south carolina, and paulina luna from florida. chuck edwards from north carolina, nick langworthy from new york, and eric carlson from misery. welcome to the oversight committee, which again i think you will find is the best committee in congress. we are very glad that you are all on the committee, and we look forward to working with each and every one of you in this congress. we have a big agenda, and we are going to work really hard to try to be very effective for the taxp

so our pastor, reverend jason larnes turner. all the clergy are public officials and to most of all the family of terry nichols. let me say that we are blessed to have a young pastor who has labored in social justice and prophetic vision and immediately said, the let us celebrate our re here at this great church. people like jason turner, not born in the ministry every day. ladder menace does show up when the cameras show up and leave when the cameras lee. but he's been with us and nan for many years, and he's a great giant in his own right, give a hand to rebel turn. let me also say that i want to recognize there are other families that have come from around the country and know what mr. and mrs. wells has gone through and all of the siblings are and i, i want them to stay in and be recognized because they know what it is to sit at a funeral like this and are know the family of george roy, the z a stand up brandon for loaners the family. but tom john or bob john sister is here. the mother funnel for loaners and kiki here are th

gb news bev turner.formation act met police has revealed that several statues in london listed as contentious may be prone to attack because of their links to war imperialism or slavery. the foi submitted by the think tank the policy exchange concluded that statues prone to attack all the cenotaph crime orwell. sir robert peel, earl mountbatten , burma and earl mountbatten, burma and gandhl earl mountbatten, burma and gandhi. the politics change has accused the police of a decline in order within direct vicinity of westminster, leaving it exposed to these attacks . right. exposed to these attacks. right. still with me all ken livingstone and david starkey david, as are his stories and i will come to you first. what do you make of this information that's come out of this freedom of information? frankly, it's pitiable the thought that you would attack a of gandhi who is the interestingly enough the direct opponent . what's direct opponent. what's fascinating is it's both and gandhi . yes. the two men were

when pamela turner was killed in houston, texas, it's important that the community see swift justice too. when e.j. bradford was killed on thanksgiving night in birmingham, alabama, it's important that the community see swift justice too. when terrance was a black man, reverend al, having car trouble in the broad daylight in tulsa, oklahoma, walking away with his hands up and they shot him in the back on video, it was important that the community see swift justice too on that. when botham jean eating ice cream in his own apartment, police woman come in shoot and kill him say, i thought it was my apartment in self-defense in her position it was a need to have swift justice too. and so no more, no more can they ever tell us when we have evidence on video of them brutalizing us that it's going to take six years, that it's going to take a month, that it's going to take three years like laquan mcdonald, no, no, no, 20 days, we're going to start counting, we can count to 20 and every time you kill one of us on video we're going to say the legacy of tyre nichols is that we have equal justic

when pamela turner was killed in houston, texas, it's important that the community see swift justice too. when ej bradford was killed on thanksgiving night in birmingham, alabama, it's important that the community see swift justice too. when terrance was a black man having car trouble in the broad daylight in tulsa, oklahoma, walking away with his hands up and they shot him in the back, on video, it was important that the community see swift justice too on that. when botham jean eating ice cream in his own apartment, police come and shoot and kill him, and say i thought it was my apartment, in self-defense, and her position, it was a need to have swift justice too. and so no more. no more can they ever tell us when we have evidence on video of them brutalizing us, that it's going to take six years. it's going to take a month, that it's going to take three years like laquan mcdonald, no, no, no. 20 days. we're going to start counting. we can count to 20, and every time you kill one of us on video, we're going to say the legacy of tyre nichols is that we have equal justice swiftly. swi

reverend jayson lawrence turner.r, matt vaughan, in the ministry every day. a lot of ministers show up when the cameras show up. and leave when the cameras leave. >> that's right. >> been he's been with us for many years, and he's a great giant in his own rite. give a hand to reverend jason turner. [ applause ] let me also say that i want to recognize there are other families thatch come -- that have come from around the country that know what mr. and mrs. wells is going through and all of the siblings. and i want them to stand and be recognized because they know what it is to sit at a funeral like this, and i know the family of george floyd is here. stand up. brandon, botham john's here, philoius, and the mother of eric garner from new york is here. gwen carr. the mother of breonna taylor, tamika palmer is here. and there may be others that i did not have the note for. i want the family to know that they have come to be with you on this day from all over the country. and we thank the white house, the president talke

congressman turner was talking about. they can disrupt the coms. there was some value in letting it go across and, you know, but as jeremy bash said last night on "nightly news" we have to develop technology to take something out like this without worrying about debris falling. we have to be better prepared. yes, they do have better -- they have satellites obviously. somebody said to me last night from the administration, this was a "dukes of hazard" operation. yes, but they still were able to penetrate our air space. >> they tested our, essentially our electric fence. >> right. >> the politics of this, cornell, not surprising anybody here. my goodness. should congress take a harder line on china? >> should. i mean, you know, we have it. it is across the board nearly universal. 3 in 4 voters believe this. 77% of democrats. 77% of independents. 82% of republicans. there is no downside to being tough on china. >> that is the problem. because our politics get in the way. and this shows it, right? we have a balloon. by the way, this is not the first ti

lawrence turner, thank you for welcoming us.age, and your grace. and we mourn with you and the people of our country mourn with you. and i just -- i'm going to be very brief. mothers around the world, when their babies are born pray to god when they hold that child for the rest of his life. yet, we have a mother and a father who mourn the life of a young man who should be here today. they have a grandson who now does not have a father. his brothers and sister will lose the love of growing old with their baby brother. and when we look at this situation, this is a family that lost their son and their brother through an act of violence at the hands and the feet of people who had been charged with keeping them safe. [ applause ] and when i think about the courage and strength of this family, i think it demands that we speak truth, and with this, i will say this violent act was not in pursuit of public safety. it was not in the interest of keeping the public safe because one must ask was not it in the interest of keeping the public s

chairman turner, thanks so much for joining us. what can you tell us, what were the second and third objects that the military shot down and where did they come from? >> well, i certainly don't know, as the administration is saying, day don't know. they do appear somewhat trigger happy, although this is certainly preferable to the permissive environment that they showed when the chinese spy balloon was coming over some of our most sensitive sites. i think one thing this shows is the fallacy of the argument of the biden administration saying that the height of the chinese balloon caused them to have no concern, because certainly as we know, whatever goes up can come down. and just saying that this chinese spy balloon was high and these are lower, and therefore they don't really pose a hazard really isn't a definition anybody is comfortable with. >> are you glad that they shot down these two objects? because, obviously, you and other republicans were critical for the -- that the biden team took as long as they did to shoot down the o

. >> dana: that's congressman turner. there is some frustration with the federal government response. what do you hear on the ground? >> i think there is high confidence in congressman johnson, the local congressman seems to be hands on and deeply concerned. governor dewine is very highly regarded in ohio. he was on scene trying his best to comfort people. but the absence of pete buttigieg, the transportation secretary, is greating on ohio after all these days you would think he would take a couple hour car ride from washington, d.c. and check out what's going on. people are concerned. >> dana: what about the epa? one thing about the crash. that's a department of transportation issue. people are concerned about is their health and that is supposedly looks like a direct correlation to chemicals in the air. >> the "new york post" reporting 3500 fish have died off the fox and chickens reporting lethargy in other kinds of symptoms. vinyl chloride is linked to various cancers. this is not a story that will be over in a few day

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>> i'll speak with the chairman of the house intelligence committee, republican congressman mike turner of ohio. >>> plus a call to action. >> an assignment from god. >> in the wake of the deadly police beating of tyre nichols will congress act on renewed calls for national police reform >> we demand that congress pass the george floyd justice in policing act. >> i'll talk with democratic senator cory booker of new jersey who led past efforts to get bipartisan legislation >>> and disconnect president biden cheers good economic news and the lowest unemployment rate in over 50 years. >> the biden economic plan is working. >> but can the president run in 2024 on his economic record if voters don't feel the same way transportation secretary pete buttigieg joins me this morning ahead of the president's state of the union speech this week. joining me are nbc news correspondent andrea mitchell. amy walter editor-in-chief of the cook report. democrat ig pollster cornelle bell er and lanhell chen. welcome to sunday. it is "meet the press. >>> from nbc news in washington the longest running show

gb news bev turner.formation act met police has revealed that several statues in london listed as contentious may be prone to attack because of their links to war imperialism or slavery. the foi submitted by the think tank the policy exchange concluded that statues prone to attack all the cenotaph crime orwell. sir robert peel, earl mountbatten , burma and earl mountbatten, burma and gandhl earl mountbatten, burma and gandhi. the politics change has accused the police of a decline in order within direct vicinity of westminster, leaving it exposed to these attacks . right. exposed to these attacks. right. still with me all ken livingstone and david starkey david, as are his stories and i will come to you first. what do you make of this information that's come out of this freedom of information? frankly, it's pitiable the thought that you would attack a of gandhi who is the interestingly enough the direct opponent . what's direct opponent. what's fascinating is it's both and gandhi . yes. the two men were

but up next is bev turner. today good morning . bev turner. today good morning. my bev turner.achel live and welcome to our latest weather update from the met office it'll be quite a cloudy start to the new week, but we can expect some spells later on is that's what weather has been due to high pressure that's been across the uk quite time now. it's uk for quite some time now. it's going be sticking into going be sticking around into this week , but might just this week, but we might just start see some weather fronts start to see some weather fronts pushing in the west later pushing in from the west later on to this morning and it's on back to this morning and it's quite a cloudy start out with maybe some mist and fog patches around too though as they lift and break and the cloud elsewhere will lift to we'll see some sunny spells developing throughout the morning and into the early part of the afternoon today. temperatures will be doing well once again for the time of year with highs of around 10 to 12 across southern areas through the of this afternoon and into evening with c

thanks forjoining us. it's bev turner us. up next, it's bev turner today today . good morning.nd radio, we're expecting the very first police press conference regarding nicola polis disappearance during the show, but with some relatively good news, inflation has slowed for a third

and mayor turner, what are the specific concerns with this bill, sir?d from other countries and immigrants, and permanent nationals who are here on the green cards, and people who have every right to be here in the united states and in the state of texas, and they have every right to purchase land or own a home, and so why would we be singling out individuals who have every right just like other americans to do the things that we do every single day. >> so we did reach out to texas state senator who introduced this bill who told cnn, in a statement, that it is not aimed at u.s. citizens or legal permanent residents and this is a change to be made, and going on the say it is about quote common sense safeguards against russian, korean and north iranian regimes and not those fle fleeing tyranny and it is specifically around the acres of lackland air force base. >> and so how do you deter someone from north korea and the bill is aimed at someone from north korea or south korea and how do you distinguish someone from china versus japan, and so does everyone

it is may bev turner on the clock slot. all week. we've got a great show lined up for you tonight along with some great company. i've got my panel this evening. kelvin former editor kelvin mackenzie, former editor of political of the sun and political commentator arron bustani joining me discuss very joining me to discuss some very controversial topics this evening. tony, william evening. remember, tony, william hague, two of our former politicians you just can't help themselves when it comes to weighing in on matters, despite being they've both being totally well, they've both just an overhaul in just called for an overhaul in our sector, rolling in our public sector, rolling in digital sinister. i reckon digital id sinister. i reckon so. it's been ruled also today that the revoking of shamima bingham's citizenship is lawful. some would and argue that her human rights take precedence over national security . i'm over national security. i'm going to be debating that with my panel so the already content smart motorways had a not too t

geotechnical and foundation expert turner was hired to evaluate the model.eismic loed loading is obviously a critical part, but it uses nonseismic factors predicting the sink and tilt over time. another worries it will make it less safe. >> it definitely hasn't improved that. >> reporter: it will be supported to bedrock only on two sides. >> that rocking in a earthquake is not gentle. banging on one corner, softer landing on the other. so it exacerbates any damage. >> reporter: on the east side there's an underground wall we first told you about. shown here in construction, three feet thick, 90 feet tall. put in to act as a buttress for crews to safely dig and build the underground parking garage next door. turner says the report doesn't specify the role it will have. >> they've missed out fairly critical steps. >> reporter: this expert says that wall may explain why the tower is tilting so much to the west. if it's hung up on that wall. that could through off current predictions how it will behave in an earthquake. >> it's an important part of the system. i

joining me ohio republican congressman mike turner, chair of the house intelligence committee leadinghouse delegation in munich. mr. chairman, thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> you know the intelligence better than anybody other than you -- members of the gang of eight. there's no question it was a spy balloon. the criticism has been that the president didn't have it shot down sooner and that we were tracking it all the way from hynan province across the pacific. then the aleutians, into canada, into the u.s. the white house is saying we've got a lot of intelligence by doing that and being able it retrieve the debris, which is that retrieval is now completed off south carolina. what do you say to that? >> andrea, whenever you let a spy balloon complete its mission, you're allowing the people who decided to take that risk -- in this instance the chinese -- to collect all the data and information that they want. you don't eastbound know what that is -- you don't know what that is until the mission is complete. even if you do recovery and look at the wreckage, you're ne

welcome to bev turner. today on tb news, the biggest strike in decade is well underway this morning up to half a million workers are walking out. the increase in news. bitter disputes over pay , news. bitter disputes over pay, jobs and conditions. news. bitter disputes over pay, jobs and conditions . schools, jobs and conditions. schools, universities, trains, buses , universities, trains, buses, civil service. they are all taking action today. are you fed up of all these strikes? all of you just learned to live with them. let me know on twitter. yeah, but it's not just strikes on the today. phil campion on the show today. phil campion and will here and tonia buxton will be here with of other news stories with lots of other news stories from the day, including a private letters of princess diana which going up for diana which are going up for sale . got lots to get stuck into sale. got lots to get stuck into between all coming between now midday. all coming up at the latest up after a look at the latest new

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to both of you, thank you so much, congressman mccall and congressman turner.eciate your time. >> thanks, pamela. >>> the u.s. says russia has committed crimes against humanity. linda greenfield is live next. plus, is the federal government doing enough to prevent dangerous train derailments? ohio senator sherrod brown joins us ahead. so it's decided, we'll park even deeper into parking spaces so people think they're open. surprise. [ laughs ] [ horn honks, muffled talking ] -can't hear you, jerry. -sorry. uh, yeah, can we get a system where when someone's bike is in the shop, then we could borrow someone else's? -no! -no! or you can get a quote with america's number-one motorcycle insurer and maybe save some money while you're at it. all in favor of that. [ horn honking ] there's a lot of buttons and knobs in here. (vo) with their verizon private 5g network, associated british ports can now precisely orchestrate nearly 600,000 vehicles passing through their uk port every year. don't just connect your business. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) make it even sma

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that was back to bev turner today . turner today. very good morning . welcome to bev turner. on tv news. here's what's coming up this morning. on tv news. here's what's coming up this morning . there's a up this morning. there's a protest taking place right now outside the church of england's general synod on equal marriage rights. the demonstration calling for same sex couples to be allowed to marry in church has been organised by the lgbt campaign . peter tatchell. do you campaign. peter tatchell. do you think it's time that same sex couples should be allowed to marry in the church? we'll be crossing over to protest in just a moment . and the prime minister a moment. and the prime minister revealed his new cabinet yesterday, as well as creating four new departments to boost the economy and address the energy crisis. apparently, we'll be over the new be going over the new appointments with a fine tooth comb to see what comb this hour to see what difference if any, the reshuffle will make life . and two will make to your life. and two of the most popular panellist political c

i do want to bring in the right now who might have more information for us john turner.nn national security analyst. sean, you are also a professor of national security communication at michigan state university. tell us what you know tonight. >> it's been quite a night. earlier this evening around 8:15, we got a notice on our phone that when there is an active shooter situation here on campus at michigan state university. as you might imagine, that sort of sent the entire campus into a state of heightened alert. what i understand to be the case at this point is that the shooter is still on the move and as you reported we, have one person we know is deceased. there are injuries on campus. what we are experiencing now is what often happens in the situations. because the shooter has not been captured yet as we have students and faculty members and staff sheltered in locations around campus, everything begins to look suspicious. we are seeing lots of reports of shots fired. we are seeing lots of reports of suspicious individuals. law enforcement right now is working very ha

tonight's nischelle turner joins us now with a preview. hey, the show. hey, vicki and grant, the grammys are always full of great performances and big winner. so let's start with one of the show's top prize is album of the year featuring their most-nominated artist ever. >> beyonce. fresh off the announcement of her first tour in 6 years. queen bee is looking to add to her record. 28 grammy trophies with a win for renaissance, but she'll have to beat. >> adele's 30, the world's best selling album of 2021. it miss grammy eligibility that year, which is why she's facing off against. lizzo's special her 4th grammy win would have her singing. i'm feeling good. harry styles will take the stage as a performer and he's hoping to walk away a winner for his album, harry's house, but only if he can top swedish pop icon's abba's boys coldplay's music of the spheres, kendrick lamar's, mister morale in the big steppers. brandi carlile in silent days, a win would make her the first openly lgbtq artists to win the prize. >> that is unfathomable to me. if i won that. gr

it won't be for much longer, though, but it may bev turner.oing to be on at 10:00 in the morning. now it emerged that large parts of the uk's smart motorway network suffered power outage, which crucially the stopped vehicle detection . now sounds a bit detection. now sounds a bit dull, but actually this is a credibly important because the smart system is frankly just not working right kelvin . people who working right kelvin. people who aren't familiar with what the smart motorway system is, these motorways now there's no hard shoulder. and so you have these digital signs above the lanes and there's a bloke in a in a few blokes, maybe some women as well, but they're sat there watching the roads. and if a car breaks down, they have to quickly put a red cross in the in the lane so that everybody who isn't looking at their phone while driving while they're driving can actually lanes. i get out actually move lanes. i get out of the way. 830 till 1030 this morning. the whole system broke down. doesn't this just show that it's not fit for purpose? w

i'm bev turner this is bev turner today sturgeon's out and the search for her successor begins . sturgeon's out and the search for her successor begins. is this a victory for biological and is independence now dead in the water.7 it's been nearly weeks since nicola vanished as two little girls ask, where is their mummy? have the police failed? the with new revelations since the vital covid was meant to start days ago, but it's already been delayed. i'll tell you why. and when we might all get some answers . of course . get some answers. of course. need you to get involved this morning. what on earth is going on with the nicola family inquiry? why would the police reveal such personal details at this stage ? i've got my theories this stage? i've got my theories on their behaviour the police's behaviour is are yours behaviour that is what are yours . gbviews@gbnews.uk . . email me gbviews@gbnews.uk. plus this morning meghan markle in a legal battle with her sister donald trump's take on sturgeon's departure and the 100% reliable male contraceptive if pill. all that and more after news . bears