but kevin watkins is staying in thejob.is absolutely clear from the charity commission report that we did not apply our own policies as effectively as we could and should have done at the time, and i do apologise deeply to the women who we re apologise deeply to the women who were affected. hi. welcome to the programme. we're live until 11 this morning. if you work for flybe if you are due to fly somewhere with flybe do let me know. use the hashtag victoria live. email victoria@bbc.co.uk. brenda said ten family members were due to fly from belfast to east midlands airport for a family gathering in june. midlands airport for a family gathering injune. i'm gutted for the staff and for us. jude on twitter says, i was meant to travel via amsterdam with flybe with a bag full of clothes for refugee babies. of course, we will get reaction to the fact that the company has gone bust and it features heavily in the news bulletin coming right now. british airline flybe has gone into administration, putting two thousand jobs at risk, af

watkins: mr. speaker, i minutes to the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. thompson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. thank the gentlelady from nevada and the gentleman from kansas for their support with his very important piece of legislation. i rise in support of s. 760, the in ort for veterans effective apprenticeship act of 2019. i was proud to introduce the bill, h.r. 5314, with my colleague, clark.ntative katherine our nation's veterans deserve our support while deployed, and when they return home. ways to do that is to prepare them for the the orce outside of military. our service members have obtained incredible skills during their service. many times, quite frankly, under fire. adly, when they return to civilian life, finding a good-paying, family-sustaining difficult. many states have a significant inconsistency between the number apprenticeships offered and the number of approved for d as veterans' benefits. these d

joe watkins is a former white house aide under george h.w. bush. and jemile smith, senior writer for rolling stone. i am going to get to all of you on your reactions to what you heard, and again, my statement about the president's opening was only our opening, because we did hear a lot more and got into a lot of questions asked and answered and some that i don't think was raised at all with the vice president and dr. birx as well as the admirals. let me go back to one thing i had raised with you elana before we heard the briefing. and that was -- and i did not hear that addressed -- about those that are incarcerated and those that are being held in detention camps who have forced situations. many of those incarcerated not convicted of anything, waiting trial. we are not hearing any kind of directance or guidance from the white house on those individuals. >> absolutely. just to put a fine point on your opening comments, reverend al, what we don't want to hear is the name of the costco ceo. what we don't need to hear from the president is just take i

watkins. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kansas is watkins: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise on behalf of the people of eastern kansas. analogy has been thrown out a lot. as a man that went to war and years, i can tell you it's not all inaccurate. n both cases people are frightened. in both cases people die. in both cases, people discover of. it is they're made and when war, just like now, people need to come together. his bill is an example of having done just that. it's not perfect, but it's what got. it's got my vote. i urge my colleagues to do the same. i yield my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from maryland is recognized. he gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. hoyer: thank you, mr. chairman. i would now like to yield to a member of the house and a debbie from florida, wasserman schultz for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from florida is minute.ed for one ms. wasserman schultz: thank you, mr. speaker. as a proud floridian, i rise to workers, health professionals,

watkins thank you both so much for your time could spend hours on this. and the european union will close external borders for 30 days german chancellor angela merkel announced tuesday movement of people within the e.u. member states will still be allowed barred restrictions of specific nations and border restrictions are quarantines are starting to take place more and more all over the world specifically in latin america now after peru chill a and argentina announced they would close borders to nonresidents on monday colombia will now close its seal and river borders to non-citizens close to rican ergo i also know its border closures as well el salvador will also suspend flights from mexico amid allegations the country's government allowed passengers who tested positive to board a flight to el salvador ecuador and paraguay are imposing national curfews venezuela has also instituted a nationwide quarantine after cases in the country doubled moving to asia hong kong has also announced all visitors will be under a 2 week quarantine and medical surveillance

watkins mac for wales including a famous win over australia.oucester and dragons before retiring in 2011 and two years later he discovered he had a rare form of pelvic cancer. the welsh team and coaches were black arm bands for the game today to show their respects. liverpool are just three wins away from winning the premier league and what would be their first league title in 30 yea rs, their first league title in 30 years, but it was not easy for them today as they had come from behind today as they had come from behind to beat struggling bournemouth. you can see just what it meant tojurgen klopp as he watched his side secure a 22nd successive league win at anfield. callum wilson opened the scoring for the visitors before goals from mohamed salah and sadio mane secured the victory. we have 82 points which is really nice and now we have to fight, carry on fighting on tuesday and monday and saturday i think. that is how it is now. yes. we have to give everybody who wants the points from us a properfight and that is what we did today and thatis

polk was cleburne to what marack was to the old guard is what sam watkins. so they have to cross chicka maw creek. i took a picture in 1997. still pretty high. november 27th is pretty cold. very cold. apparently there were ice floes on the river that evening. and this is about the spot that cleburne's men crossed. you can see that the town of ringgold has put a little walking path along the side of clicka chickamaw creek. another picture of it. at the time it was about four feet deep. so when you crossed across it the water would come up to your armpits for most of these guys, and so they had to disrobe and carry everything that they had over their heads with their rifle and ammunition above their heads as they crossed the creek. now this is file after file, this is eyewitness account, file after file plunged into that icy deep four feet deep. the men held their guns and accoutrements above their head. they waded waist deep in that ice cold water. oh, how i dreaded my turn. as my file reached the edge of the water we plunged in with clinched teeth for fear o

watkins. i appreciate his support on this bill. the tkins: i thank gentleman from north carolina, thank you for your leadership, mr. budd. i rise today in support of the justice for victims of sanctuary cities act. in june of last year, i.c.e. released a list of criminals, criminal illegal aliens, that were not allowed back into their sanctuary communities by local officials. one was deported four times before being arrested. i ask how common is it for a criminal illegal alien released by the sanctuary jurisdiction to go on and commit further crimes? 40% to 80%. this is so wrong. we are a people of laws. this is unacceptable. in my own district, the community of lawrence, kansas, is considering adopting a sanctuary city policy. quite simply, these policies put our communities at risk. the justice for victims of sanctuary cities act would help victims of murder and rape and all other sorts of felonies, i stand with those victims, i stand with the president, i stand with my colleagues, and i sta

watkins on the natural resources committee. lliott walden of the senate judiciary. sarah of senate judiciary ranking member feinstein's office. rise to recognize staff of the administration. halworth of the department of interior. doug of the white house. rise to recognize these individuals, mr. speaker, because without them we would able to move forward as expeditiously as we have over the past 13 months, 1365, which was addressed by this house yesterday. 1365, mr. speaker, brings saga of e a long suffering from the people of uam at the hands of the imperial japan during world war ii that finally sees closure recognition and compensation as much as we can that for the t sufferings of the chamorra war.e during the oftentimes, mr. speaker, it gets very, very difficult for us, territories, to be able to find closure on long because of the fact that territories are underrepresented in this body by the very nature of their distance in this country. that, we are te able to finally bring this issue to closure by the individuals i mentioned. names in the record today, mr.

watkins director of stock at the trading so the let's start off with you the last time we've seen this coordinated central bank after it was in 2008 but that's still wasn't enough to hold back the correction and then subsequently the recession so will this just be a repeat is it still too little too late. there are more than a dead cat bounce today i think your you saw the fed is starting to panic when they came out friday afternoon and said that everything's ok you know every garvie tells me everything's ok that means it's probably not they're going to probably cut $25.00 to $50.00 basis points and it's not going to be enough the markets are still overvalued and already saying today is a giant good phone service they say a repair phase of really there should probably fray and we will see. lower price once again i still think we'll take out the lows of last week and probably lower than that nothing has changed from the data you know of the bad manufacturing the bad numbers that are out there so again we've got a lot of issues out here and the fed is trying to catch up which is always t

watkins from simpler trading and boom bust co-host christiane thank you both for your time. thank you thank you. and finally the coronavirus toll is being felt nearly everywhere and now it's slamming the brakes on the fun yet controversial internet tradition google will for gold their yearly myriad of april fool's joke that take place across nearly every portion of their business according to an e-mail an internal e-mail that is to say obtained by business insider as internet and tech giants continue to fight misinformation regarding the virus it seems appropriate to know why directly to users of the world's most popular search engine in past years the company has made the maps at play pac-man and given users a chance to clear their schedule playing space invaders on their calendar and they have even launched a fake translator by a google home they could translate conversation to tulips that's right tulips again these are all fake and good fun but it doesn't matter if it happens every single year in the still able to catch a few of us with their pranks and that's it for this

there was a young man down in mississippi named hollis watkins. he is noticing the work that moses is doing. hollis is impressed. he was about 17 at the time. he said, what this guy coming down here from harvard, doing this work? then he says to moses, but you know if you really want to be about it, mccomb is easy. where you really need to go is to amity and walthal county because there is about one black person registered to vote between the two counties. what moses knew was that if he took the easy route -- understand when i say easy, i have it in big quotes. he knew that in order to fully gain the trust, because movement building is also about trust. in order to gain the trust of black mississippians, he would have to go where they live. he went into amity county. it got almost like quiet in here. he started doing the civic education classes, voter education classes, then he went to go register some folks to vote. he got arrested. think about that. you just got arrested for registering american citizens to vote. but he knows he has the protecti

watkins chief market analyst at simpler trading and todd horowitz chief strategist at bubba trading thank you so much for joining us now baba here in the u.s. the trump administration is pitching this roughly $850000000000.00 stimulus package which would ease some of this economic pain we're talking about payroll tax cuts there's a possibility of a $1000.00 paychecks going out to america if that's what mitt romney wants really is this going to work and is it going to actually prop up the economy. you know it's not going to work i mean it may probably not for a minute but people are running out to go to the store you know people are talking and covering and looking so they don't get sick ok so again will that will it help i mean it certainly will help people that are very tight on rent and things like that but everybody's kind of being understanding and understanding that you know maybe people just can't pay right now i don't think anybody's going to go after the consumer and pressure them if they're going to be late on the round or whatever so i think this is just another temporary measur

watkins. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kansas is watkins: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise on behalf of the people of eastern kansas. analogy has been thrown out a lot. as a man that went to war and years, i can tell you it's not all inaccurate. n both cases people are frightened. in both cases people die. in both cases, people discover of. it is they're made and when war, just like now, people need to come together. his bill is an example of having done just that. it's not perfect, but it's what got. it's got my vote. i urge my colleagues to do the same. i yield my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from maryland is recognized. he gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. hoyer: thank you, mr. chairman. i would now like to yield to a member of the house and a debbie from florida, wasserman schultz for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from florida is minute.ed for one ms. wasserman schultz: thank you, mr. speaker. as a proud floridian, i rise to workers, health professionals,

wales players are wearing black arm bands to show their respect for the former international matthewj watkinso died today aged 41 after a lock battle with cancer. twickenham is such a tough place for wales and it didn't take england long to assert their authority. watson dived over the line and put england ahead which they increased to 20 points to nine ahead by half—time. for the wales manager he must have put a rocket up his side. this try was magnificent. surely favourite for try of the championship. tipuric taking the glory between the posts and the battle started. these sides never disappoint. england came back, tuilagi with an easy try. 74 minutes on the clock so six minutes to go, wales are piling on the pressure at the moment. they have been threatening to score genk but 33-16 to have been threatening to score genk but 33—16 to england. in the women's six nations england claimed the triple crown after thrashing wales 66—7. there was nearly 11,000 people at the stoop — that's a record for an england women's game outside of the world cup, and the red roses rose to the occasion, scoring

. >>> like most 7th graders, you can usually find devin watkins talking with his buddies between classes. >> they're a good group of friend snienlt like any good group of friends, they were there when he needed them most. at the end of 2017, devin was diagnosed with a cancerous tumor on his spinal cord. >> it was terrifying. it was devastating liter fieg. >> 12-year-old devin had surgery to remove the tumor. it was unsuccessful and there were complications. >> when he wakes up, as long as he can, like, feel things, if he can wiggle, you know, his toes or whatever, that's all you want is the little signs when he first wakes up. then you know he's going to recover. he didn't have any of those signs. >> never felt his legs again. devin was paralyzed. for more than a year now, he's been using a wheelchair to get around. >> at the beginning, it was tough. because, well, first all my strength, i didn't have strength as i do now. >> devin says the adjustment mentally was tougher than the physical one. >> it took me a while to bounce back. once i started getting back into school, that's kind of

there was sad news from the world of rugby when it was announced that matthewj watkins has died at the played for scarlet, gloucester and dragons before retiring in 2011. two years later, he was diagnosed with a rare form of pelvic cancer. the wales tea m form of pelvic cancer. the wales team and coaches are wearing black armbands for the match today to show their respect. on to football. liverpool are three wins away from being croned the premier league champions. their first league title for 30 years but they weren't at their best again today, having to fight back from a goal down, to beat bournemouth 2—1. when things aren't going your way it is nice to return to home comforts. three successive away defeats has seen liverpool's season just start to stutter. bournemouth have been stuttering for too long. starting in the relegation zone, they needed to show fight. wilson provided it. no foul, play allowed to continue and wilson able to finish what he started. liverpool needed a response, they got one, via a huge helping hand. jack simpson dithered and delayed. mane was direct. salah cl

watkins. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kansas is watkins: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise on behalf of the people of eastern kansas. analogy has been thrown out a lot. as a man that went to war and years, i can tell you it's not all inaccurate. n both cases people are frightened. in both cases people die. in both cases, people discover of. it is they're made and when war, just like now, people need to come together. his bill is an example of having done just that. it's not perfect, but it's what got. it's got my vote. i urge my colleagues to do the same. i yield my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from maryland is recognized. he gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. hoyer: thank you, mr. chairman. i would now like to yield to a member of the house and a debbie from florida, wasserman schultz for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from florida is minute.ed for one ms. wasserman schultz: thank you, mr. speaker. as a proud floridian, i rise to workers, health professionals,

if you watched mcdonald and dodds on itv last night, jason watkins, who plays one of the detectives,something on ghostbusters. the stuff you remember is beyond me! where do these stairs go? they go i good morning. it's been a rather chilly start out there this morning. we've had some frost and a bit of ice across northern areas of the uk. some rain across the south and while there is some rain in the forecast throughout this week, it's not quite as wet as it's been recently, not as windy, either. but it will continue to feel quite chilly with some frost at night. now, through today, we've got low pressure towards the north—west, and that's giving us the north westerly airstream, and that brings in some showers. but the wind still only a bit strong across scotland and northern ireland, that will continue to feed in these showers, turning wintry again over higher ground. early morning rain across the south—east of england, that clears away and then we are left with lots of sunshine for england and wales, eastern scotland, southern scotland, and through northern ireland. maximum tempera