wayne couzens. yes, he was sentenced for three indecent _ wayne couzens.bit more about those indecent exposure incidents, one of them took place in woodland in it cant come in at 2020, where a cyclist was cycling along a rural path, and wayne couzens, fully naked, came out and expose himself to that woman. he also admitted last month to two further counts of exposure incidents, those were at a drive—through mcdonald's at swanley. we heard more about the impact on the victims of those three indecent exposure offences, about how one of the complainants said that she just simply could not do simple basic things like go out for a cycle, or go out for a walk. we also know that after that third incident, at the mcdonald's ad swanley, the registration number plate of the cart that wayne couzens was driving that was handed over to the police, there was no action taken, and the judge in her sentencing remarks in the last hour or so, said that the fact that no police came to find him, wayne couzens, or his black car, orto him, wayne couzens, or his black car, or to

wayne couzens wasn't physically in court today.e were outlined by the prosecutor today at the hearing as wayne couzens just looked down at the table for most of the hearing as the details were laid bare in court. we heard that the first incident happened in woodland in deal in kent and it was a woman who was cycling through a rural road when, out of nowhere, wayne couzens, fully naked, appeared in front of her and indecently exposed himself. we heard from a victim impact statement from the woman, she said she was horrified by the incident and she will never forget what couzens had done on that day. she also talked in that statement about losing her ability to go outside without fear. we also heard about the other incidents you mentioned. wayne couzens at a drive—through mcdonald's on two occasions, one of them just days before he went on to murder sarah everard. he was ordering food and again on those occasions he indecently exposed himself. on the second occasion, we saw cctv footage in court of the car that he was in, his registr

wayne: thank you.icole: german defense minister boris pistorius says it will be up to nato to decide whether to deploy a brigade of german troops in lithuania for the long-term. pistorius is on a visit to lithuania aimed at boosting military cooperation between berlin and vilnius. baltic states like lithuania have been calling for bigger and permanent nato deployments since russia launched its invasion of ukraine. reporter: a visit to show support for lithuania. german defense minister boris pistorius talks with soldiers at a site near belarus. german troops are training here alongside lithuanian forces. germany currently leads nato's presence unit in lithuania. berlin is providing tanks and air defense systems to protect the alliance's eastern flank. >> we do, and we will do anything and everything necessary and possible to protect the eastern flank, because it is our obligation, our duty inside the nato with our allies. this is what we have been doing here in the past, and what we have even improved

wayne couzens is sentenced for indecent exposure. one offence took place just days before he murdered sarah everard. as the met police release cctv of couzens at the scene of a crime, they apologise for missing opportunities to stop him. i am sorry and, like many, i wish he had been investigated for these offences and i am sorry for the sarah everard family. couzens has been sentenced for 19 months on top of the whole life term he is serving for murder. also on the programme... three people are found dead in a crashed car in cardiff days after they went missing. two others remain seriously ill in hospital. misery for commuters in the north of england _ misery for commuters in the north of england with continuing plane delays and cancellations.— and cancellations. regional leaders t to find and cancellations. regional leaders try to find a — and cancellations. regional leaders try to find a solution. _ and cancellations. regional leaders try to find a solution. welcome - and cancellations. regional leaders try to find a solution. welc

tonight at ten, wayne couzens is sentenced for indecent exposure. his victims say he could have been stopped from murdering sarah everard if he'd been picked up by police. the met release cctv of couzens at the scene of a crime which took place just days before he killed her. sarah everard was kidnapped, raped and murdered by couzens. today, the police apologised for missing opportunities to stop him. iam i am sorry, and like many, i wish he had been arrested for these offences, and i am sorry for the sarah everard family. i can't pretend to put myself in their shoes, i can't imagine what must be going through their minds today. couzens has been sentenced for 19 months on top of the whole—life term he is serving four sarah everard's death. of the whole—life term he is serving for sarah everard's death. also on the programme: three people are found dead in a crashed car in cardiff days after they went missing. two others remain seriously ill in hospital. in iran, fury from parents of hundreds of schoolgirls who've been victims of suspected gas poison

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wayne couzens got 19 months axedin sarah.ause he is already serving a life sentence —— 19 months axed. but what it does is raise enormous questions over what was not done to stop him. thousands of people have been left without shelter after a massive fire broke out in a crowded rohingya refugee camp in southeastern bangladesh. the blaze engulfed about 2,000 shelters at cox's bazar. it is estimated around 12,000 refugees, most of whom escaped violence in neighbouring myanmar, are now homeless. hundreds are now returning to the area to see what they can salvage from the ruins. the cause of the fire, which broke out on sunday, is not yet known and no casualties have been reported. police looking for five people, who'd been missing following a night out in cardiff on saturday, have found three of them dead following a car crash. two others are in hospital with serious injuries. our wales correspondent, hywel griffith, has more details. struggling to comprehend the loss of young lives. flowers have been arriving near where a car w

do you accept there were missed opportunities to stop wayne couzens? apologised to sarah everard's family? i am sorry for the sarah everard family. i can't pretend to put myself in their shoes. i can't imagine what must be going through their minds today. sarah was just walking home. it's now clear couzens shouldn't have been out on the streets. lucy manning, bbc news. exactly a month after the devastating earthquakes in turkey and syria, that killed more than 50,000 people, an unprecedented number of people are living without proper shelter. the united nations development programme estimates that, in turkey alone, at least one and a half million people still inside the disaster zone are homeless. the true figure could be even higher. for more, here's our correspondent anna foster. you can see just really a flavour of how difficult things are here. you have buildings like this one, one which is under construction, one right next to it which is filled with cracks, and people are trying to make homes and among all of this. you have people living in tents

i'm ken wayne. i'm bail more kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us from the weather center with what to expect. and when yeah, not much of a break from the previous one. and here we go. we're getting ready for another major weather event overnight tonight. i think specially into early tomorrow morning. that's when the brunt of the system is going to be coming onshore. he had seen off the coastline just starting to ramp up here and wells put itself together now and that's a little bit different than the previous storm. i think maybe not quite as strong as the last storm system but strong enough. and i think with it, you may see some more intense wind and that wind is going to be with the you can see that little area of low pressure off the coastline that is going to drag the closer the bay area may be moving through mendocino, maybe northern sonoma county. and because of that, i think the intensity of these winds are going to be fierce as we head toward tomorrow morning. rain started to

wayne couzens is sentenced for indecent exposure.family. couzens has been sentenced for 19 months on top of the whole life term he is serving for murder. also on the programme... three people are found dead in a crashed car in cardiff days after they went missing. two others remain seriously ill in hospital. misery for commuters in the north of england _ misery for commuters in the north of england with continuing plane

wayne couzens carried out the offences in the months before the killing. the court heard that police not following up the incidents meant he believed he could get away with anything. the fact that no police came to find him or his black car to question him about these incidents can only have served to confirm and strengthen in the defendant's mind a dangerous belief in his invincibility. also this lunchtime... police in wales searching for five people missing after a night out, say three are dead and two seriously injured after a car crash. the government prepares to set out plans to ban migrants who cross the channel in small boats from ever returning to the uk. in turkey, train carriages provide shelter for those homeless after last month's devastating earthquake. more than 50,000 people are confirmed dead. and, a new discovery, about sir ernest shackleton�*s famous ship, the endurance, in the frozen wastes of antarctica. and coming up on the bbc news channel: novak djokovic pulls out of the first big atp event of the year in california. the world number

the old bailey into the former met's officer, wayne cousins , met's officer, wayne cousins, for three charges of indecent exposure . one of those offences exposure. one of those offences committed just days before he killed everard. the judge , the killed everard. the judge, the old bailey, is talking to cousins on a video link from his prison. she is saying that the three women who cousins offended against are entitled to anonymity and that will stay for the rest of their life. the judge on to say that the sentence she's passing today will not affect the whole term sentence that cousin already has for the murder of sarah everard . the judge going on to say personal statements, read in court, speak of the victim's shock over his selfish and aggressive acts. latest coming up live from the old bailey. all the other headlines are coming up with . tamsin mark, thank you up with. tamsin mark, thank you and good afternoon from the gb newsroom. it's 12:02. and good afternoon from the gb newsroom. it's12:o2. charity newsroom. it's 12:02. charity groups are warning thousands of asylum seekers

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore. just hours before another storm arrives, one additional tree has been removed. are a kron four's. dan kerman live for us in burlingame tonight with more on this tree situation. damped. >> well, residents are really concerned here. they saw 3 trees come down near the intersection of el camino, an edge hill drive. then on saturday, caltrans took down a 4, 3, they've had arborists years for 3 days. checking to see which other trees are unsafe. but so far we don't have any answer to that. and no additional trees have come down. meaning residents are on their own for tomorrow. arborists hired by caltrans spent monday evaluating the safety of the eucalyptus trees. that line el camino real in burlingame. >> during last tuesday, storm 3 of them near edge hill drive estimated to be more than 150 feet high. and 83 inches across came down, damaging 3 vehicles and 2 homes, includin

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international human rights and criminal law expert wayne toward ash. thank you for your time. thank you. let's take a look now and some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. china's foreign minister has warned that there will be, quote, confrontation and conflict between china and the u. s. of washington does not change its approach to his country. foreign minister chin gong also hailed the relationship between beijing and moscow. he said, it's an example for how foreign relations should be conducted. thousands of protesters have rallied in the georgian capital tbilisi. as a controversial new bill passed its 1st vote and parliament. the draft law is intended to crack down on foreign agents. critics say the government backed real bill represents an authoritarian shift in georgia to a for americans kidnapped by gunman and northeastern mexico have been found dead thirties have returned the 2 survivors to the united states. a group had traveled to mexico for surgery before they were apparently caught in a confrontation between criminal games. ellis indian a

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let's big now to wayne jordan. she was a lawyer and managing partner of global rights compliance. he's based in ukraine where he assists official investigations into possible war kinds. welcome to the w . yeah. on twitter, you've cold, the i, c. c, 's. move an essential 1st step. can we take that to possibly mean you believe that it doesn't in there and that there might be a chance person is successfully brought to trial? i think there's a chance. i think it was made obviously more likely by these arrest warrants, but i think we have to see this as a longer term process. a process of an arrest warrant, a process of cooperation amongst states to respect international law, a slow but steady pressure on putin and the russian regime. and eventually we may get, eventually a state may arrest putin answering to him to the i. c. c. it sounds like a long shot, but it always sounds like a long shot when international courts go after senior political and military leadership. and in the past, those long shorts of sometimes worked out as someone working in ukraine in this field. could you tell

the democratic wayne cousins. the democratic unionist party has said it will not support the government's windsor framework in parliament. the party's leader, sir jeffrey donaldson, said the decision to vote against the stormont brake was based on ongoing concerns . was based on ongoing concerns. bofis was based on ongoing concerns. boris johnson has submitted a dossier of evidence in his defence ahead of a grilling tomorrow over whether he lied to parliament. it comes amid speculation that he's planning a political comeback if he is cleared by the inquiry. the rmt union voted to accept a new pay offer from network grant in an agreement that will bring some strikes to an end. members voted overwhelmingly in favour of the deal overwhelmingly in favour of the deal, which represents a 9% pay rise over two years. but a new report into potholes has found that almost half of britain's roads are crumbling . with almost roads are crumbling. with almost 3 million cars forced off the road in the past year, it estimates the c

yes, for a start to make sure l they haven't got another officer who is a murderer like wayne couzens carrick. there's an awful lot of change to happen, because to be absolutely clear this report next week is going to rip the metal part on misogyny, racism, homophobia, culture, leadership training, just a massive amount of failure. but the met has just been resistant or unable to change. if you look back nearly 25 years, you had the macpherson report into the racist murder of stephen lawrence. that declared the met was institutionally racist. louise casey is going to say again the met is racist, perhaps institutionally, and yet a quarter of a century down the line nothing seems to have changed. sir mark rowley, the commission, does have the backing of the home secretary, even when this report comes out, so at least he has that to try and make the change, but i'm not sure that he has the trust of the public to police, he doesn't have that level of trust in policing from people any more, and the report i understand is going to be what i'm told is a very difficult read, it will be very b

appointed to examine the met�*s standards and internal culture after the murder of sarah everard by waynens, a serving policeman. the bbc has been told the review — published next week — will be extremely bad for britain's biggest police force. our special correspondent, lucy manning, has been talking to former partners of police officers — who say the met fails to deal with abusive officers in its ranks. sirens. they used to be in uniform, until they were convicted. since wayne couzens was arrested, more met police officers have been sentenced, many for sexual offences or violence against women. the force has faced criticism it can't deal with complaints against its own officers. i think it's easier to let these police officers stay than try and get rid of them. sally — not her real name — was the partner of a met police officer. they met when he investigated a crime she was the victim. last year, she told the met he'd domestically abused her, and police powers. how do you feel that they have dealt with him, given the fact he is a police officer? well, they haven't dealt with him, have t

firstly, not have a murderer, wayne couzens, in its ranks.rick, in its ranks. that would be a good start. what it actually needs as massive change. this is going to get slammed in this report for misogyny, racism, homophobia. but the met has been resistant to change for so many years. it's nearly 25 years since the macpherson report into the racist murder of stephen lawrence that found the met was institutionally racist. we will hear again from baroness casey that the met is racist, perhaps institutionally so. so what has changed in nearly a quarter of a century? not very much. the commissioner does have the advantage of the backing of the home secretary, who will support him despite this report, but does he have the backing of those who he polices? does he have their trust? can the met save itself from its own behaviour? . , ~ ., can the met save itself from its own behaviour? . , a, ., ~ can the met save itself from its own behaviour? , a, ., ~ , ., a police officer has been found guilty of gross misconduct for using excessive force on the

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also coming up, wayne cousins, the former u.k.ice officer who murdered sarah everhart is sentenced to 19 months and prison for indecent exposure with the dashed to her death. and one month since more than 50,000 people were killed in turkey and syria, conditions are still desperate. ♪ >> we begin with the war in ukraine. the country's president, bilotta mayor zelinski, says that military commanders support digging in further and continuing to defend the eastern city of bakhmut. ukrainian troops may have been preparing to withdraw from the city, which russia has been trying to capture for months. this is where bakhmut is located, the all-out assault hereby russia has led to the loss of many thousands of men, despite the u.s. pentagonaying the victory here is of little strategic importance. let's dive a little deeper, here's a detailed picture of the current situation from the think tank, the institute for the study ofour. you can see bakhmut in the large circle in the top of the screen there. russia is controlling territory, the ci

i'm ken wayne. hundreds of students held a rally today to remember jaden pm to and to call on the school district. >> to take steps to ensure student safety. and we've learned today that the suspect is now facing manslaughter charges. com force to re-assess. is live now on the school campus. and she has the latest cerissa. >> well, pam and ken students say that they don't feel safe here that they want more security and they want justice for jane. and take a look at this video. this is what it looked like on campus around 11, 15 on monday. students just pouring out of their classroom. >> they say that feel

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i'm ken wayne. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> and security for all of our neighborhood in oakland. >> now it's 6 business owners in oakland say they are fed up after several stores are targeted by thieves in the overnight hours. last night. an uptick in commercial burglaries has been especially a teen in the chinatown neighborhood in oakland. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. 7 stores were broken into and this was just. >> yesterday. the thieves getting away with money but also causing thousands of dollars in damage for as bit reports on what store owners are calling for to help. >> surveillance cameras that loud china town in oakland reported 2 people with a wire cutter breaking in early thursday morning that the suspects continue to multiply later footage in color shows a silver blue car at the scene. the group continues even as a recycling truck drives by on 8th street. darlene wong does public relations for the restaurant and says the thi

you may as made them of weebly for more on this i am now joined by wayne jordan. she's a lawyer and an expert on international human rights and criminal law. mr. jordan, welcome to the w. now the killing of prisoners of war is a clear violation of the geneva convention. this is not the 1st time we're hearing about these kinds of breaches on the russian side. is there a pattern? are there indications that this could be a systematic approach by russian fighters? good evening and thank you. well, yes, i think that's clear. the criminal plan or the russian military, i referred to it as a criminal plan because that's what the violations suggest. they suggest that russia is not just trying to occupy ukraine, but he's trying to actually coerced the saloon population into accepting that occupation into allowing russia to extinguish their identity. and so what we see here is across ukraine, across where its been occupied is a tax on civil infrastructure attacks on civilians themselves, which range from everything, from arbitrary detention to torture within detention to for

injuly was done before carrick, after wayne cousins.d by somebody in the same unit as wayne cousins and he was not taken off service. we are not being served and protected. that is the big problem. the centre for women's justice says that these are the 12 ways to make the streets safer and make police stations devoid of this kind of culture, but the way that the messaging from the top is, we have the acting commissioner of the metropolitan police saying that most rapes were regrettable sex. t was rapes were regrettable sex. i was “ust auoin rapes were regrettable sex. i was just going to _ rapes were regrettable sex. i was just going to ask _ rapes were regrettable sex. i was just going to ask you _ rapes were regrettable sex. i was just going to ask you briefly, - rapes were regrettable sex. i was just going to ask you briefly, do we now have to reconsider, the 42 police forces in england and wales, meaning 42 different chief constables. in london they are three chief constables. are there just too many chiefs to have an effective syst

i will discuss that with these two: and we will assess the impact on business with wayne griffiths, theig boss of the car—maker seat, which hasjust announced an electric car battery plant in spain. and later in the programme, the man behind the cinema magic. i will speak to the boss of visual effects giant framestore, sir william sargent. i will ask him about working on the world's biggest movies and what the future holds forfilm, tv and gaming. wherever you arejoining me from around the world, once again, a big hello and warm welcome to the show. just days before the un issued its latest wake—up call to the world about global warming, the european union laid out its ambitions to boost the green economy. it has announced plans for massive subsidies for green tech to match the near $400 billion already committed by us presidentjoe biden in his signature inflation reduction act. in washington, dc, the issue topped the agenda at the meeting between the eu president and president biden taking precedence even over the war in ukraine. the first topic we discussed is information reduction act

since wayne couzens was arrested, more met police officers have been sentenced, many for sexual offencesit can't deal with complaints against its own officers. i think it's easier to let these police officers stay than try and get rid of them. sally — not her real name — was the partner of a met police officer. they met when he investigated a crime she was the victim of. last year, she told the met he'd domestically abused her, and misused police powers. how do you feel that they have dealt with him, given the fact he is a police officer? well, they haven't dealt with him, have they? he's still working. he's still getting paid. he's still going to get his full pension. get everything he asked for. he is now going through the met�*s misconduct system, on restricted duties. i think, 100%, if he had attacked me and he wasn't a police officer, he would have been arrested, and taken and carted off. where are you on being able to trust the met? i don't. i don't trust the police at all. and i do not understand why we report allegations against police to other police officers. there is no place

i'm ken wayne. as of now, marin and sonoma counties are under flood warnings that raises big concerns about possible evacuations and kron four's. brittany begley is here. how things stand tonight? britain? you know what? every 15 minutes show you that radar just to make sure everyone's prepared. but really, it's to me like you said, pushing forward to prepare because we've already received a lot of rain. >> we want to make sure you're prepared. take a look at radar. happening now. you can really a lot of the action is to the east of us. but as we zoom into what's happening for us, really, it's just a sprinkle or 2, but weekend going to watch for that flood warning and watch for this reverses creeks and those streams until sunday. so that's our main story for you. the flooding of the rivers to creeks. and if you have a location may be near your house, that usually floods. i want to make sure that you're protected because we're going to have more rain on the way. if you haven't had a conversation with

wayne griffiths is the boss of seat.ogramme this week, and talk to me about that investment you are making in electric battery production there. how important were subsidies in making that decision? the total investment and togethe, and we at seat with their partners, it is a 10 billion euros investment in electrifying spain, and that investment is split across different areas. as well as developing small electric cars that we're going to build here in spain in our two plants. the other is preparing the plants, so the plants themselves need to be prepared for electrification. then the big news last week where we were laying the foundation with the prime minister and the king of spain for the first gigafactory battery plant in spain in valencia. when you look around the world at where you might set up operations, might expand operations, how influential is that subsidy in where you establish? it is playing a key role at the moment, and we have to make sure that europe, inaudible that we maintain our competitiveness agains

i'm catherine heenan for ken wayne. the victim has been identified as jaden pm to. >> and police do say another student is responsible for his staff. there is a growing memorial for him outside the school where he was killed. >> nesbitt has details. >> no school thursday at montgomery high school, but still so many people felt the need to come here and memorialize jaden, canton, some way. his name pictures and tears. i was devastated that think like any other parent, this memorial for jayden pm to came with a lot of emotions thursday. 24 hours after he was stabbed to death inside a montgomery high school classroom. sirens went off the lockdown, sirens and i panicked for a little bit. >> and we learned later that it was with a knife. and then we just kept learning more and more police say pn to add another 6 year-old student entered a classroom and started arguing with a 15 year-old student. the 15 year-old pulled out a knife stabbed pm to 3 times and the other student wants. >> senior caleb gold describes the moments af

international human rights and criminal law expert wayne joy dash, thank you for your time. thank you. german defense minister boris astoria says it will be up to nato to decide whether to deploy a brigade of german troops in lithuania for the long term. the story is, is on a visit to lithuania, aimed at boosting military cooperation between berlin and vilnius, baltic states like lithuania have been calling for bigger and permanent nato deployments. since russia launched its invasion of ukraine. a visit to show support for lithuania, german defense minister barnes pastorius, talked to the soldiers at a site near better us. but as for trips or trimming here alongside lithuanian forces, germany currently leads nature's enhance forward presence units in lithuania, but in is providing tanks and air defense systems to protect the alliances, east and flank we do and we will do anything and everything which is necessary. impossible to protect the eastern flying because of our obligation or duty inside the nader with our, with our allies. this is what we are, what we have been doing

one of the greatestjazz saxophonists of all time, wayne shorter has died in los angeles. he was 89.d miles davis's second great quintet in the 1960's and later co—founded the jazz fusion band weather report. he also appeared on ten joni mitchell albums and collaborated with rock musicians such as carlos santana and steely dan. during his long career he was awarded 11 grammys and a lifetime achievement award. let's end the programme in egypt, where officials have revealed the discovery of long corridor inside the last of the seven wonders of the ancient world still standing, the great pyramid of giza. the pyramid, which is about 11 miles from the centre of cairo, is also known as khufu's pyramid for its builder, a phaoroh who reigned during 2000 bc. this is the corridor, you can see it looks a bit like a chamber, was found by the scan pyramids project, speaking earlier to the bbc, egyptologist dr kathleen martinez told us why this discovery is so monumental. i think it's one of the most exciting discoveries in this year. and it can bring great, great news about many, many things of t

one of the greatestjazz saxophonists of all time, wayne shorter, has died in los angeles.ate 1950s with the art blakey's jazz messengers. hejoined miles davis's second great quintet in the 1960s and later co—founded the jazz fusion band weather report. he also appeared on 10 joni mitchell albums and collaborated with rock musicians such as carlos santana and steely dan. during his long career, he was awarded 11 grammys and a lifetime achievement award. now to something being called the most important discovery of the century. archaeologists in egypt have used cosmic ray technology to uncover a new layer to the largest of the great pyramids. stephanie prentice reports. the big reveal. a cavernous structured tunnel deep inside the great pyramid of giza. a hidden and inaccessible passage close to the entrance to the last of the seven wonders of the ancient world. congratulations given to a team of scientists as they reveal the fruits of seven years of labour. they have been using advanced radiography for detection then collecting images by feeding a minuscule endoscope — a tu

all i know is that having reported on the disappearance of sarah everard and the conviction of waynewho have been abused by people in the matter is that for those reading this report, we can't remember another review into a british institution that was so ferocious and so damning and that is what sir mark rowley faces. this is the institution that we turn to for help and baroness casey put it in a very strong way when she said, bluntly, it can't be ourjob is the public to protect ourselves from the police. there has been apology after apology and the time now is for change and the met and policing in general has nowhere to hide. lucy manning, many thanks. the former prime minister borisjohnson has accepted that he misled parliament in relation to social gatherings during lockdown, but he insists it wasn't intentional or reckless. the admission was made in written evidence that he presented to a parliamentary committee, which is investigating whether he lied to the house of commons about parties in downing street. tomorrow, the privileges committee will have the opportunity to questio

wayne shorter was 89. >>> and a remarkable discovery in egypt.he first time inside the great pyramid of giza. it's nearly 30 feet long. there it is, seven feet wide. researchers used scanners and infrared technology to find this. they now hope it leads to more discoveries in the pyramid. >>> when we come back tonight, tomorrow this country will witness an honor nearly six decades in the making. and you'll meet the veteran who waited right here tonight. or. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis for the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding that outfit psoriasis tried to hide from you. or finding your swimsuit is ready for primetime. [dad] once-daily sotyktu is proven to get more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if you're allergic to sotyktu; serious reactions can occur. sotyktu can lower your ability to fight infections including tb. serious infections, cancers including lymphoma, muscle problems, and changes in certain labs have occurred. tel

but then wayne thought he wayne rooney probably thought he had for.rs. and he comes good 20 years. and then he comes over gets it taken off him over and gets it taken off him within years, talking of within six years, talking of record breakers, ronaldo yeah, i mean is interesting because mean this is interesting because he's got in his 197th in he's he's got in his 197th in international appearance he has scored international scored one and 20 international goals. according all goals. that's according to all records. best of any records. that's the best of any individual. if you individual. and you know, if you compare harry kane's, it's compare it to harry kane's, it's very make very impressive. but he did make his international debut in 2003. international very, international football was very, very cristiano very important for cristiano ronaldo. now because he's the only he can really shows only place he can really shows pedigree playing pedigree he's playing in what what colloquially be known as the league qatar so the farmers league in qatar so

i'm sure wayne has a hide-a-bed. >> ainsley: how about adele. >> steve: we know wayne newton do you knowdele? [knocking] >> steve: hi, you don't know us maybe you have a couch. >> brian: look like adele's tiktok account and feel like you know her. >> ainsley: she seems nice. >> brian: lost a lot of weight for a while and the voice did not change which is a relief. now, you would think the president of the united states would take the threat of tiktok seriously, at least try to experiment with it. but on saint patrick's day he was talking to a tiktoker influencer so i guess he wasn't the ceo tried to defend staying in a place in our country when we know china is our chief enemy. he will swear that he will tell the chinese government if they want our private information they can't have it. it worked out united states for jack. it worked out great for the people of hong kong. i'm sure he will say that. >> steve: he is going to say we are not an agent of china. so what they are also going to talk a little bit about is we are so independent, the ceo is in singapore. >> the chief operating off

>> yeah. >> ainsley: wayne y'all have children. because of her children. >> she is going to. >> ainsley: go ahead? >> she is in that process right now of moving out. >> ainsley: and what happens with her house? who is going to buy her house? >> it will be empty. >> ainsley: it will be empty. just sit there. >> yeah. >> ainsley: yesterday when you heard the testimony of the ceo what was your reaction? >> he is limited to what he is say by his whole organization. i mean, there are certain things he can't contribute to fixing unless he has the authority and the company behind him. so he was just answering the best he could but there was no -- there was no commitment to fixing everything that he caused in east palestine. >> well, he says that he is committing $20 million for reimbursements, hopefully y'all will see some of that inno. thank you so much, i'm so sorry for you all are going to. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> ainsley: glad you have each other you are all so cute. check in with janice dean for fox weather forecast. >> janice