the news hit vince's family hard. >> hearing the news that vince was killed was a horrible, but whatystem did was unfair. >> when they threw that out of court, i was devastated all of again. we thought she was going to walk away. we thought that they were going to get away with it. >> that was a huge blow. >> it was devastating. without jessie's statement about how this all happened and the planning that went into vincent vest murder, our case was very circumstantial, at best. we still had the physical evidence that jared was found with in colorado and we had the neighbors who had seen him at jessie's house, but the connection between the two and the reasoning behind the murder was gron. >> but the prosecutor wasn't going down without a fight. she filed a motion with the kidnap court of appeals. jessie and jared were meanwhile out and about. how did you feel about them being out on house arrests with just ank el bracelets? >> i was livid. i argued to the best of my ability to the judge about why someone that was charged with such a heinous murder should be out on an ankle monitor, an

janice dean, vince collagnese and tom homan.onflicts of interest that could rope in a big name power player in the biden administration. more on wall street warfare. the little buy sticking it to the bid guys, wall street establishment. the little guys bull mania a raid that the big gun hedge funds love to hate. the little guys taking out the big guys. we have what you need to know to stay out of the crossfire. also tonight the administration's green new boondoggle. the president's top team members have a long and storied embarrassing history of blowing your tax dollars, wasting your tax dollars on green energy projects that eventually belly-flopped. it is giving cash for flunkers a whole new meaning. more on john kerry lecturing oil and gas workers that they need to suck it up and lose their jobs during a pandemic in order to battle climate change. when john kerry's family still own as private jet that pumps out more carbon emissions than a regular airliner. we have this story, janice dean on the shocking new report that govern

but 1st to vince cable alex asked him how he got started in politics spence cable if you're a liberal that university but that your foster electoral contests were for the labor party and then scotland and the farm right to taking on the the redoubtable tom galbraith and glasgow hill head way back in 1970 how did the young vince cable get on taking the legend of scottish tory politics when it was a sadly complicated journey after i'd lived the university i gonna live in east africa and kenya 2 years. got married there came back and settled to teach ship they invest here. and got involved in glasgow politics which is as you know or rather a unique character phenomenon. i decided trend early going or getting involved in that in local governments and programs of the council but since our dams a living here had i competed for the candidacy it listen very unusual seats in the house and i'm there with tutorial m.p.'s he was one and teddy taylor across in cash cow not on the south side was the other and there was then a a strong tory tradition there and in the city. there was actually a party

. >>> next up "the daily caller" editor vince vince will how republicanses deal with joe biden takingver the senate and do they have a mandate? >> what republicans need to do now that election is behind us is to focus on the radical agenda of the democrats because they're coming in with a plan to raise your taxes and defund the police, to slash military spending to open our borders. we can't allow that to happen. we have to organize and concentrate on protecting everybody we believe around we think is good for this country. l business owner. pie insurance here with some sweet advice to stop you from overpaying on worker's comp. try pie instead and save up to 30%. thirty percent? really? get a quote in 3 minutes at easyaspie.com. wow, that is easy. so, need another reminder? no, no no, i'm good. uh, yes please. oh. ho ho ho, yeah! need worker's comp insurance? get a quote in 3 minutes at easyaspie.com. you work hard for your money. stretched days for it. juggled life for it. took charge for it. so care for it. look after it. invest with the expertise of j.p. morgan, either wit

set 151 to win, vince made 45 not out, as the sixers reached their target with 12 balls to spare.ndings. and jason roy and liam livingstone both scored in the 20s for perth scorchers, in their win over melbourne renegades. chasing 186 to win, the renegades were bowled out a massive 96 runs short. david warner is set to play the third test match for australia against india in sydney next week. the opening batsman missed the first two test matches after he suffered a groin injury in the 0ne—day series that preceded the test matches. as australia look to improve their batting performances in the series. you look at where we are, it's one all. they came back, they might not have been with the captain leading but like any occasion, you find that spiriting yourself to get up when an important player like that leaves the environment and leaves quite a big hole. you saw what they are capable of and they're not going to get their foot off the throttle coming to sydney, so we know what we are going to be up against and we will be well prepared for that. rising american star ryan garcia reco

set 151 to win, vince made 45 not out, as the sixers reached their target with 12 balls to spare.d jason roy and liam livingstone both scored in the 20ss for perth scorchers in their win over melbourne renegades. chasing 186 to win, the renegades were bowled out a massive 96 runs short. rising american star ryan garcia recovered from an early knock—down to stop luke campbell in the seventh round of a gripping lightweight fight in dallas. campbell, the olympic champion from london 2012, landed a left hook in round two to floor garcia. but he recovered, and he was the first man to beat campbell by stoppage when the fight was halted in the seventh round. campbell told garcia afterwards that he punched harder than anyone he'd everfaced. so, garcia moves towards a title challenge, but at 33, campbell is running out of time. we're moments away from the final of the pdc world championship, with gary "the flying scotsman" anderson taking on gerwyn "the iceman" price at alexandra palace. it's best of 13 sets and price is the first welshman to reach the pdc final, thanks to a 6—4 victory ov

mike: vince, jessica, have a great week. >> thanks, mike.g words for the u.s. after comments about mass protests in support navali. hello, trey. trey: mike, good afternoon, protests erupted across russia this weekend in support of jailed opposition leader alexi navali, the numbers are staggering, in moscow alone, estimated 40,000 people participated in the demonstrations as many clash with police. across the country at least 3500 people were arrested including wife ulia, spokesperson for russian president vladimir putin today is accusing the united states of meddling in their internal affairs. on saturday the u.s. state department did put out a statement calling for navali's release saying, quote, the united states will stand shoulder to shoulder with allies and partners in human rights whether in russia or wherever they come under threat. this follows move by president biden on thursday acting director of national intelligence to probe russia's use of a chemical weapon against the country's top opposition leaders. navali traveled to russia

taking on the the redoubtable tom galbraith and glasgow hill head way back in 1970 how did the young vince cable get on taking the legend of scottish tory politics but it was a slightly complicated journey after i'd lived the university i gonna live in east africa kenya for 2 years and got married there came back and settled to teach shouldn't they invest here. and gun involved in glasgow politics which is as you know rather a unique phenomenon. i decided tranter early going or getting involved in that in the local governments and going to the council but since i damns a living here had i competed for the candidacy it listen very unusual seats in the house and i'm there with 2 chary m.p.'s he was one and teddy taylor across in cash come out on the south side was the other and there was then a a strong tory tradition there and in the city. there was actually a sequel to progressive which where had their kind of alternately a sectarian base and so that you know the property of the rights as it was was quite strong in gaza going out of that and courses gum. but it was you know quite a genteel

alix: vince, is michael crazy? vincent: michael is definitely not crazy. speed of movement, the herky-jerky nature of things, both central banks and treasury don't like to see asset prices move very quickly in a very short period of time because that gives day and the market the sense that things are out of control. the treasury might like to see the dollar lower to export some growth, but at the same time, you're not going to be importing inflation. if the dollar would drop too quickly, and we have seen how quickly, it doesn't blend into pce which is what the fed wants, but it most certainly blends into cpi because we are importing food prices higher, etc. if the dollar were to drop too fast, too quickly, we would definitely see inflation, and that would cause both the treasury and the fed issues. guy: kevin, let me turn to you and talk about another factor the treasury secretary is going to have to spend a lot of time thinking about when she is confirmed, and that is china. we still don't have a clear idea of where the biden adminstration is going to go

- hey, vince. let me take a look for you. signal is strong over here. - uh-huh.yeah. i got another box right here. i just need to reset your breaker. where's your service panel? - it's in the basement. i could do it. can i have the key? - let's go. hurry up. [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ [keys jingling] ♪ ♪ - [breathing nervously] ♪ ♪ [groans] [door creaks] [breathes heavily] ♪ ♪ [straining] ♪ ♪ - yo, what is taking her so long? - come on! he was offsides, ref! pumas just scored. - move your ass, v! we're missing the game! - [breathes nervously] - u ♪ ♪outing down t damn, bro! nah, man. - ned, i'm picking up interference. - got it. - ian, turn it back on now. - copy. restoring the cable signal. [intense dramatic music] ♪ ♪ - [breathes heavily] [loud stomping] ♪ ♪ - oh, yo, yo, yo, yo! - hey! - josé! game's back on! ♪ ♪ - [breathing heavily] ♪ ♪ - come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on! here we go! - all right. you're all set, sir. just need your signature and we'll send someone out next week to check the line. [announcer speaking spanish on tv] [soft dramati

taking on the the redoubtable tom galbraith and glasgow hill head way back in 1970 how did the young vince cable get on taking the legend of scottish tory politics when it was a sadly complicated journey after i'd like university i've gone and lived in east africa kenya 2 years and got married there came back and settled to teach the university. and going to involved in glasgow politics which is as you know rather a unique phenomenon. and i use it trying to really gain or getting involved in look in the local governments and going to the council.

taking on the the redoubtable tom galbraith and glasgow hill head way back in 1970 how did the young vince cable get on taking the lead in the fair scottish tory politics when it was a slightly complicated journey after i'd like the university i gone and lived in east africa and kenya for 2 years. got married there came back and settled there to teach they invest. and got involved in glasgow politics which is as you know rather a unique phenomenon. i decided trend early going or getting involved in that in the local governments and going to the council but since our dams a living here had i competed for the candidacy it listen very unusual seats in the house and i'm there with 2 chary m.p.'s he was one and teddy taylor across in cash cow not on the south side was the other and there was then a a strong tory tradition there and in the city. there was actually a party called the progressives which were had their kind of ultimately a sectarian base and so that you know the proxy of the rights as it was was quite strong i was going out of that and courses gum. but it was you know quite a gente

to ashley, vince. to our presenters, speakers, sponsors, most importantly our awardees and families. thank you for leading such honorable lives and choosing to work in a way that benefits others. >> cheers. president buelu if you are still there. do you want to sign us off? >> i am here. because i wanted to qualify for one of ashley's awards i put a background of the bridge just to show i'm a tea team player. let me say again, san is very fortunate to have the assets that we do have. we're even more fortunate to have the team that takes care of them and makes them shine. i say from the bottom of our hearts, thank you for what you do. you make us look very good. good bless and stay safe. >> thank you mark. even though i gave you the last word. i'm going to steal it back because there are a few other people who need to be acknowledged. that is to the park and structural maintenance team, to mark tilly, thank you for all you've done to organize this event. all the park service manage man. you too deserve

vince soodin, bbc news., but not swept away. how a surfer in hawaii saved a woman from drowning. the most ambitious financial and political change ever attempted has got under way with the introduction of the euro. tomorrow in holland, we're going to use money we picked up in belgium today, and then we'll be in france, and again, it'll be the same money. it's just got to be the way to go. george harrison, the former beatle, is recovering in hospital after being stabbed at his oxfordshire home. a 33—year—old man from liverpool is being interviewed by police on suspicion of attempted murder. i think it was good. just good? no, fantastic! that's better! bells toll this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: the us senate has over—ridden donald trump's presidential veto for the first time, just weeks before he leaves office. they voted overwhelmingly to approve a defence bill mr trump had blocked. more than 20 million coronavirus cases have now been recorded in the us. with over 350,000 deaths, the country has

vince soodin, bbc news.ia witnessed its most intense bushfire season on record. blazes swept across 2a million hectares of land, affecting every australian state, destroying over 3,000 home, and killing or displacing nearly three billion animals. at least 33 people died in what is now known as australia's black summer. one year on, the bbc‘s australia correspondent shaimaa khalil has returned to some of the worst affected areas to meet survivors trying to rebuild their lives. it was the bushfire season australians had feared. conditions were dry for months and the heat was soaring. but nothing prepared them for the catastrophic blazes they faced. australia's black summer shock to the world. a year ago i'm at rosser to the world. a year ago i'm at rossel‘s goals, a volunteer firefighter in the town of balmoral. his house was burned to the ground while he was helping his next—door neighbour. he and his wife now live in a converted garage on the same land. it will be many months until the new property is built.

vince soodin, bbc news.ght on new year's eve for breaching coronavirus rules. several forces handed out the maximum penalty of £10,000 to organisers of large unauthorised events. breaches were also reported in wales, scotland and northern ireland. sarah campbell's report contains flashing images. the message to stay at home had been clear and unambiguous and some chose to ignore it as they welcomed in 2021. in edinburgh, a lone piper replaced the traditional street party and the fireworks were cancelled. but that didn't deter revellers who wanted to celebrate hogmanay together. in london, a midnight firework display was kept secret in the hope that people would stay away from the capital. numbers were down, but flare—ups in tourist areas like piccadilly circus kept the police busy throughout the night. we've had sporadic gatherings of people who just won't take note of what's being said, and my colleagues have dealt with that very quickly last night. we didn't have large music events that we thought we would

vince soodin, bbc news. one of them. the government is getting rid of the convertible peso to try and improve the economy. but that'll mean soaring prices, worrying many, even though wages are also going up. paul hawkins has more. cu ba ns ca ll cubans call it day zero, the end of a 26 year 2 currency system. 0ver end of a 26 year 2 currency system. over the next six months, the convertible peso, pegged to the dollar is on its way out stopping the government says it has to go to make the economy more efficient and easier to understand for foreign investors. the only problem is, that leaves people here with the cuban peso and it's worth 24 times less. where, in other words, it's worth 24 times less. where, in otherwords, one it's worth 24 times less. where, in other words, one us dollar equals 24 cuban pesos, meaning prices will raise by 160%. translation: meaning prices will raise by 160%. translationi meaning prices will raise by 160%. translation: i trust it is better than what we have been through. it has

set 151 to win, vince made 45 not out, as the sixers reached their target with 12 balls to spare.oy and liam livingstone both scored in the twenties for perth scorchers, in their win over melbourne renegades. chasing 186 to win, the renegades were bowled out a massive 96 runs short. we have the final of the world darts championship to look forward to this evening, with gary "the flying scotsman" anderson, taking on gerwyn "the iceman " price at alexandra palace. price is the first welshman to reach the pdc final, thanks to a 6—4 victory over stephen bunting, and he'll become world number one if he beats the two—time champion anderson and lifts the sid waddell trophy later. you have to love the nicknames! that is all the sport for now. gavin, thank you very much indeed, thank you. now to scotland... nicola sturgeon has asked the scottish parliament to be recalled tomorrow amid a rapid rise in covid infections. the first minister says the increase in virus cases in scotland is of "very serious concern" and warns of increasing pressure on the nhs. our correspondentjamie mcivor is in

vince soodin, bbc news.has been praised for running into rough seas in hawaii to save a woman from drowning. here you can see mr white sprinting towards the waves after realising someone was being swept away in a strong current. he then entered the water, which was full of sharp rocks, to reach the woman and had to battle to keep hold of her as the waves crashed over them and swept them off their feet but eventually got her to safety. new analysis has confirmed that the new variant of coronavirus has a much quicker transmission rate than the original strain. researchers at imperial college london say that even with a lockdown similar to that in england in november, the number of cases would still triple and that this was "the most serious change in the virus that we've seen". it comes as the government reported another 53,285 new infections. the surge in cases, particularly in london and the south east, has left nhs emergency staff at battle stations, according to medical leaders, with health workers exhaust

vince soodin, bbc news., that was used to stream videos and play games online, has officially been discontinued. at its height, the technology was installed on almost all computers, but it failed to transition to the smartphone era. our technology reporter chris fox says flash was very popular during the early days of the internet. it was certainly something i used to look at when i was at school. there were these... a website called new grounds, which is actually still going. but it was like the youtube of flash, and there were all these surreal strange cartoons. there was one called saladfingers, which was a gangly green man with long creaking fingers. kind of the weird kind of comedy that was all around at the beginning of the internet. but the transition to mobile was something flash really struggled with. at the time, they were focusing on something called flashlight, which was a lighter version of it that could be used on feature phones back when we were all using things like nokias. but it was very in

vince soodin, bbc news. has started phasing out one of them. the government is getting rid of the convertible peso to try to improve the economy. but that'll mean soaring prices, worrying many, even though wages are also going up. paul hawkins has more. cuban cu ban school at day cuban school at day zero, the end of a 26 year to currency system. 0ver end of a 26 year to currency system. over the next months, the convertible peso is on its way out. the government says it had this to go to make the economy more efficient and easier to understand for foreign investors was not the only problem is, that leaves people here with the cuban peso and it is worth 24 times less, or in other words, one us dollar equals 24 cuban peso. that means prices will soar in eye watering 160% and to make matters worse, the government is also ending subsidies on many goods. translation: pup i trust it is better than what we have been through. it has been a difficult yearfrom every point of view, economic, social. so now with these c

vince soodin, bbc news. videos and play games online during the early days of the internet has officially been discontinued by its maker after 24 years of service. at its height, the technology was installed on almost all computers. but it was plagued with security problems and failed to transition to the smartphone era, as our technology reporter chris fox explained. (sot) these transition to mobile was something it struggled with. they we re something it struggled with. they were focusing on a lighter version that could be used on feature phones. back when we were all using things like nokias. but it was very intensive on the battery and obviously, when you are using a mobile device, battery life is important. the full version on flash wasn't very good for the battery. steve jo bs wasn't very good for the battery. steve jobs in wasn't very good for the battery. stevejobs in 2010 wrote an open letter which was absolutely blistering on flash. he said he didn't want on the iphone or the ipad because it was to

taking on the the redoubtable tom galbraith and glasgow hill head way back in 1970 how did the young vince cable get on taking that legend the fair scottish tory politics one of his ascent a complicated journey after i'd lived the university i gonna live in east africa kenya 2 years. got married there came back and settled there to teach they invest. and gun involved in glasgow politics which is as you know rather a unique phenomenon. and i miss it trying to really gain or getting involved in that in the local governments and going to the council but since our dams are living there already i competed for the candidacy it was a very unusual seats in the house and i'm there with 2 chore e.m.t. as it was one and teddy taylor across in cash come out on the south side was the other and there.

set 151 to win, vince made 45 not out, as the sixers reached their target with 12 balls to spare.vingstone both scored in the 20s for perth scorchers, in their win over melbourne renegades. chasing 186 to win, the renegades were bowled out a massive 96 runs short. that's all the sport for now. we'll be back or you with a bit more in the next hour or so. thank you very much, gavin runge in there in the bbc sport centre, so doing something much more important then give me the chance to blow my nose, but i'm very grateful to him for that reason, as well as so much else. thanks, gavin, is he later! the prime minister says he expects "tens of millions" of coronavirus vaccinations will be given over the next three months. from tomorrow, doctors across the uk are due to start giving out more than 500,000 doses of the oxford vaccine. but there are still quesions about the decision to change when the second dose of both the oxford and pfizer vaccines should be given. our health correspondent, anna collinson, reports. vaccines are the greatest weapon in the fight against the coronavirus, an

. >> my name is vince, and i'm a faculty member of the hospitality arts and culinary school here in santhis is my 11th year. the program is very, very rich in what this industry demands. cooking, health, safety, and sanitation issues are included in it. it's quite a complete program to prepare them for what's happening out in the real world. >> the first time i heard about this program, i was working in a restaurant, and the sous chef had graduated from this program. he was very young to be a sous chef, and i want to be like him, basically, in the future. this program, it's awesome. >> it's another world when you're here. it's another world. you get to be who you are, a person get to be who they are. you get to explore different things, and then, you get to explore and they encourage you to bring your background to the kitchen, too. >> i've been in the program for about a year. two-year program, and i'm about halfway through. before, i was studying behavioral genetics and dance. i had few injuries, and i couldn't pursue the things that i needed to to dance, so i pursued my other passion

great to have you on, vince. does joe biden now have a mandate? a pretty tight edge.ate? >> it is not a mandate. the only way you get a mandate is if you have a sizable advantage in these houses. that is not what joe biden has. by way of kamala harris tie-breaking vote in the senate. that is hardly a mandate. the american public clearly very upset with democrats. nancy pelosi lost so much ground. we saw democrats lose ground in state legislatures across the country. a year of democratic party excesses including defund the police and the outright adherence is to socialism desperately hurt that party. despite anything else you heard in politics that is a big story. >> what are we going to see? it is much harder to pass parties unilaterally. split twice in the last six decades. ballpark this. former spokesperson for hillary clinton, sayingn, they will tryo pack the courts to do things like eliminate the filibuster. weus understand that you typicay need 60 votes to pass most legislation. democrats can try to change the rule. there will be a big fight on that trying to rai

style zoned and vince mom whose historic centers display the wealth of the medieval hanseatic league share the next world heritage site. they boast of virtually unchanged medieval brick buildings that have been extensively preserved in styles owned the town hall on the old market square is definitely worth a visit it's a prime example of architectural heritage from the brick gothic period in northern germany. the cityscape of this marsh is marked by late medieval architecture to the market square is a stunning example of this whether you're after gothic architecture or classicism this town has 500 years of architectural history on display. lehmann was part of the hunt sciatic league to the port cities origins reach as far back as the 8th century to this day the magnificent buildings built in the v.a.'s a renaissance architecture style are a testament to build a men's well. under the hanseatic league was actually confederation of towns not a bunch to protect each other and encourage trying to cover the large area from as far as novgorod in russia over norway all the way to belgium. an

after ace checked things out, vince scooped him up and carried him down the ladder safely.. if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back, inflammation in your eye might be to blame. looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. ha! these drops probably won't touch me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. what is that? xiidra, noooo! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is the only fda approved treatment specifically for the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. one drop in each eye, twice a day. don't use if you're allergic to xiidra. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied to the eye, and unusual taste sensation. don't touch container tip to your eye or any surface. after using xiidra, wait 15 minutes before reinserting contacts. got any room in your eye? talk to an eye doctor about twice-daily xiidra. xiidra. not today, dry eye. up at 2:00am again? tonight, try pure zzzs all night. unl

i would be remiss if i didn't thank local 261, vince and theresa. they started this 12 years ago. for the last 10 years it was their event only and they opened up to the building trades. i am grateful they did that and i appreciate it. it means a lot to other trades to be included. want to them them for starting this and carrying it on for the rest of us. with that being said, i will move on to introduce the next set of awards. i will start with delores. 3417 gardner mechanical garden. she joined 22 years ago she has perform performed with passion and dedication. the serious plant woman with a admiration for the natural world she began at the san francisco zoo and the golden gate park and garden for the asia collection for 15 years. she planted many of the plants on display today including a good portion of the garden's prized magnolia collection. most eventually delores took on the further development of the mediterranean, ancient the himan garden. her colleagues want to celebrate her willingness to accept change and tenacity. before i ask delores to say

it is not an indication that our economy is strong assemblyman vince fong is the vice chair of the assemblyget committee californians are seeing problems getting and this budget doesn't fundamentally solve those problems small businesses are closing and struggling californians are leaving our state. we see the incompetence of you know the of those trying to get unemployment benefits is is on the rise and the list goes on and separate from the spending plan california is also expecting billions of dollars from the federal government but exactly how much is still to be determined. >>budget hearings begin here at the state capitol monday in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>for sports. >>no more football, we're still waiting for baseball, but we do have some hoops the warriors are back in action tonight, hoping to split their two-game series with the clippers and kron 4 sports director jason dumas went to chase center to see it for himself. he joins us now live jason what are you expecting to see from this team tonight. >>well, i'm expecting them to try to get back to the basics they ac

months of restrictions that have taken a devastating toll on the hospitality industry restaurant owner vince somalia describe to us the desperate state some people are in and how his neighbor was even driven to take her own life. so i've been living in la trinité so for 16 years i have 12 hotel rooms sent to restaurants we serve from 40250000 per year we employ 12 people during the winter period and around 22 people during the summer period so being suddenly left without work for 5 months is not easy our kommunist specialized in selling local products seafood we produce a lot of fish there are no more events there are no more buses there is nothing and on top of that we are closed in terms of health i took antidepressants i took sentence i throw up every morning i don't sleep much and i don't sleep well and i think i'm not the only one in this position among people i know there was my neighbor who lived right in front of my house who had a restaurant for 2 generations she survived the 1st lock down she was 36 years old she had a roadside restaurant it was an establishment that everyone knew

it's been a good day for england's james vince in australia.ash league final. the holders beat perth scorchers by 9 wickets. england's cricketers are in chennai ahead of the first test against india that starts on friday. ben stokes and jofra archer have trained today after being rested for the recent series in sri lanka. with most of the players in quarantine until tuesday, freshening up the squad has become more important. the ecb have been a really forward thinking, ifeel, for us as the ecb have been a really forward thinking, i feel, for us as an england group to rotate players in and out of this series and i'm sure times there are frustrations because you want to see the best players on show all the time, but it is just not possible with the amount of cricket and the amount of time spent in bubbles to keep people healthy doing that. it's the world championships this weekend in the sport of cyclo—cross, it's one of the most physically demanding forms of racing on a moutain bike. today was the women's elite race on the belgian coast of fland

>>if vince cali is the eternal voice of the dodgers that tommy lasorda is the team sold.harles, the sort of was born in 1927 in the small town of norristown pennsylvania. he was the second of 5 sons, his parents were working class immigrants from italy will sort of be in his pitching career with the philadelphia. phillies when he was 18 later he signed with the brooklyn dodgers and after piling up wins in the minors. we'll sort it was called up to the big leagues in 1954. but tommy's major league career never took off in 1956, we'll sort it was sent back down to the minors to make room for another young left-handed pitcher by the name of sandy kaufax after tom is playing career ended when he moved into coaching, it's been 12 years in the minors in 1973 lasorda got back to the show. >>this time as the la dodgers, 3rd base coach. his love for the game was infectious. walter alston retired in 1976, a sort of became the 4th skipper in team history for the next 20 years the sort of would define dodger baseball. >>players love sort positive upbeat style but make no mistake, tom

cause some of the vince workers the on still it has become too much. the city continues to attract masses. every year the tourism office and else is new records for overnight stays day trippers and cruise line is his passengers stroll through the old town. if they came they sometimes don't even remember what city they were in by the evening of. the number of giant river cruise ships has skyrocketed the den you trip is especially popular among senior american and australian citizens which is great for the city but rather annoying to some locals. the road to the many are sick of the roaring diesel engines and the constant coming and going of the hotels. you can run these it's probably can't get much more than this but do we have to reach that maximum point considering what it cost the residents who didn't want to it's people living over there don't like it either like it was a 1st in. the city recently limited the number of cruise ships to $1500.00 landings pay year but the boom since the unesco title has also brought other consequences it's lit investor

vince and jason and myself we talk about it all the time.r that the big tech companies have. we are monitoring that all the time. we are concerned about it. we think there could be issues. obviously we'll be monitoring our of platform as we move into the video space and things like that for the platforms but right now it's a scary time and i think most americans see that i don't care what side of the aisle you're on. it's the fact that randomly people can cut you off and some of the most powerful media companies in the world. it doesn't affect only us in the u.s., it affects the global side. facebook and twitter, they're worldwide. a lot of them have stronger reaches in the world than they do here. it shuts down our vice which scares us and jason obviously and vince and myself spent a lot of time talking about this with our teams as well, with zash and or new partners obviously at vinco as well, so -- maria: so what are your expectations in terms of subscribers and in terms of the impact, the number of people you'll be able to reach? >> well

company he was once described as the most people friendly welsh politician since lloyd george but 1st to vince cable alex asked him how he got started this in politics. a little bit university but you're forced electoral contests were for the liberal party under the scotland of the far right to take you on the road don't.

week's show and it's fun starts your last week pitching 7th cable and our daffy wakely tom platt says vince and i out of the same sunny summer to each i met tim in the big 1960 s. before he became famous we were near neighbors i've always find it hard to disagree with a few of his views i have disagreed with they are still reasonably expressed such talents are tremendous asset to a politician he is not so up to mystic about the liberal democrats picture electoral success and says one m.p. for the lib dems is their prospect and a sponsor large weekly's prediction that support for welsh independence will crew if they can't have a utopian future within the united kingdom matthew says didn't will fall for breaks it is wealth sure you can see that if it was scottish or northern irish independence you're talking about but this is a by wales which also voted for bricks that. logically of course went on in his interview to say that he thought scotland would indeed ditch westminster rule and he anticipated the reunification of ireland to which bob says i really hope boris says he can't do it anymore

well i think it's different because this leak vinces the fact that our president has no connection to reality i mean the leak with ukraine was at least a criminal act that had a purpose there was a reason for him to do what he was trying to do though it was illegal in this context what's so striking as you listen to the president's words is that he really believes that he won this election he really believes that there were hundreds of thousands of votes that were illegally discarded and what's astonishing is that the world continues on as if there is not someone who has lost touch with reality as the president of the united states this is exactly why the 25th amendment to the constitution was enacted what should be happening now is his cabinet should be voting to say this man must be removed as the president because he no longer understands what the basic reality that he lives in is at but it's not just president trump he believes that he won this election he's got a lot of republican lawmakers who are standing up about it. deny the election results and vote of blocks when the. congr

there are vince misconceptions is there in fact anything you're due for the 1st time you haven't come across people who have this fear factor part of the problem in our fundamentalist people who are trying. superstitions and myths into this that the vaccine might be or sign it is a law and then maybe that's the reason why i was still struggling with the polio vaccine when it comes to the coronavirus pakistani authorities are also struggling to communicate the dangers and the urgent need to stamp it out in a recent poll more than a 3rd of pakistanis said they refused any covert vaccine that became available. that is your news update at this hour coming up next as did his documentary about whites about what might become the biggest global health challenge in decades to come and it's not the coronavirus stay tuned for that you can always get the latest on our web site t w dot com or follow us on social media at a few news i've never taken in by life thanks much for watching. life on earth what is the kind. of gigantic coincidences. we're talking what happened. it's a bit like winning the

let's change gears out westminster between them vince cable and acid with glee boasts half a century of parliamentary experience when lord wigley was elected to the commons the u.k. had just entered here that night and i said laura to spin a fierce opponent of bricks at huge service cable led the liberal democrats to revival in the european elections under a new leader they face near oblivion and the general election between them they have seen 9 prime ministers come and go they look back and see a deterioration in the standard of politics as well as the governance of the country however both do see better times ahead for their respective parties but for now for myself alex in all of this too it's good bye stacey i hope to see you all again next ok thank you. thank. you thanks . for my guide to financial survival this is. a device used by professional scallywags to earn money. that's right. to the. global economy you need to protect yourself and get in for. 4 people. in washington d.c. with reaction. from the president. threatening the safety of. kids play.

show and it's fun so actually last week teaching 7th keep on going to africa quickly tell platt says vince and i at the same sunny summer i think i met him in the big 1960 s. before he became famous we were near neighbors i've always find a. hard to disagree with a few of his views i have disagreed with they are still reasonably expressed such talents are a tremendous asset to a politician is not so up to mystic about the liberal democrats future electoral success and phase one m.p. for the lib dems is there a prospect it is once too large weekly's prediction that support for welsh independents will grow if they can't have a utopian future within the united kingdom matthew says didn't will fall for breaks it is well sure you can see that if it was scottish or northern irish independence you are talking about but this is about wales which also voted for brics that logically of course went on in his interview to say that he thought scotland would indeed ditch westminster rule and he anticipated the reunification of ireland to which bob says i really hope boris says he can't do it anymore and