so zoe, i'm also curious. i mean, you know, if i'm not mistaken, a russian family, a russian, excuse me, a russian lady i should say, actually help you moved from poland to switzerland and there was so much kindness along the way. is there any take away that you've, you've learned throughout this experience or some, some challenges you think are worth highlighting of your personal journey? yes, i always say that kindness is the thing that saved me and my family and starting in ukraine. we had the taxi driver who made sure that we are right to the train station when we wanted to keep your plane. and he went back because he was a man with about 18 below 60. he had to stay in the country and hide for a work to always revise. and that was the 1st act of kindness from a man who went back to fight with the worse. and then when we escaped to poland, we were hosted by a family for 44 days. and we wanted to move to switzerland and that's when the russian lady valentino and her family. they would have very kind. she cal

zoe, thank you very much, zoe davidson — continue.uch, zoe davidson from _ continue. zoe, thank you very much, zoe davidson from deloitte. - continue. zoe, thank you very much, zoe davidson from deloitte. you - continue. zoe, thank you very much, | zoe davidson from deloitte. you may have heard the buzz in the background, it doesn't mean we are out of time, but we are on a live working, busy construction site. just to illustrate the point about how important construction is, this one site alone, when it is completed in about two years' time, will be a nine storey office building, and in the course of construction, it will have created about 500 jobs for people working on it. so that gives you one example of why construction is such an important part of the economy and why we are down here today. all right, ben, thank you very much indeed. rescue teams in turkey and syria are still trying to find survivors almost 100 hours after two powerful earthquakes. more than 20,000 people are known to have died. the un says more help is on its wa

thank and zoe, for thank you, andrew and zoe, for now.eak, i'm going to be crossing up to lancashire to the latest on lancashire to get the latest on this story missing this awful story of the missing mother walking her dog, mother who is walking her dog, nicola the search nicola polly. the search is ramping group of private ramping as a group of private divers to join police divers are set to join a police search to her. we'll be search to find her. we'll be right back with the very latest on after this short break. on that after this short break. i'm and this is your i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the met sunny out met office. a sunny one out there many , it is turning there for many, it is turning cloudier across parts of scotland northern ireland, scotland and northern ireland, but most of us will stay dry. and the reason why. big and here's the reason why. big fat high pressure fat area of high pressure sitting over us and that will dominate our weather for the next few days. there is a weather front appr

gerry conway, thank you very much indeed. -- mike zoe i you very much indeed. —— mike zoe conway.appoint to the bbc role. a downing street spokesperson said it was "confident the process was followed" when mr sharp was given the job, but added that an inquiry into that process is underway. earlier, our political correspondent, damian grammaticas, had more details. this relates to the bbc chairman, the chairman of the board. he's not the person who runs the bbc day—to—day, but is responsible for overseeing the independence of the bbc and its general running. and that post is appointed by the prime minister. the current holder, richard sharp, was appointed by borisjohnson. what this issue is all about is that when he was appointed, he went through a process where he was selected by mrjohnson, quizzed by mps for suitability, they approved him and he took up thejob. what has come to light since then is that at the same time as that process was happening, mr sharp, who has a background in investment banking, was approached by a cousin of borisjohnson's, a rich businessman, who wanted t

an all-new "htpopsicle sthchtic" featuring the 8g band with zoe brecher. ♪ [ cheers and applause andth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news today is valentine's day, so if you're watching right now, better luck next year. [ laughter ] according to the latest numbers,

i never had a problem with zoe.e, it's not that i disliked my name at all, but i always loved my middle name so much because it was my grandma's last name and my mom's middle name, as well, and i just thought that it fit me better, so after cutting my hair, it fell kind of appropriate to also take that other leap, as well. claire: i grew up in newton, massachusetts, which is about 10 minutes outsidof boston. growing up in that place not being kind of like everyone i was around was a little weird. it was never really a question of whetherr not i liked girls. it just was, like, later in life, i was like, "do i like guys?" i'm like, "is that an assumption i should have made about myself?" um, so when i first came out to at least my lacrosse team, um, i came out as bisexual, which is a pretty easy thing to stomach, i'd say. doesn't mean that they were great about it. uh, i've been on a few homophobic teams, the kind of things it's like "i don't care you like girls, but blah, blah, blah." um, i've been-- i've been heckle

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zoe is not the only one that feels this way. it isn't up to date. and really we just need to scrap - the prescription charge completely. it's unfair. it's a tax on the sick. we've seen a rise in patients not collecting their prescriptions. . and really, this is part- of the cost of living crisis. the government says freezing prescription charges has saved patients more than £17 million, but that is little comfort to people like zoe and lilly, celestina or lulu. bbc news. let's talk now with jivan sohal. a pharmacy operations manager for kitsons pharmacy in worcester. how big a problem do you think this is? , ., ., how big a problem do you think this is? ,., ., ., ., ., , , ., , is? good afternoon. it seems to be developing — is? good afternoon. it seems to be developing at _ is? good afternoon. it seems to be developing at the moment. - is? good afternoon. it seems to be developing at the moment. we - developing at the moment. we are seeing a lot more patients querying prescription charges and how much they have to pay for presc

zoe billingham, former inspector _ in the right way. harris, who has just landed at munich airport, greeted by the man on the right of the picture, who is a bavarian state premier. kamala harris is heading to the venue of this year's munich security conference, which starts tomorrow. white house officials have said she will also meet the german chancellor, 0laf scholz. rishi sunak will also be attending on saturday. and france's president, emmanuel macron, will be in munich as well. the white house also saying that the us vice president will address relations with china during these meetings with foreign leaders after that balloon that was chinese owned was shot down in north american airspace a couple of weeks ago. hundreds of angry residents gathered in a small town in the us state of ohio to demand assurances about their health after a train derailed, spilling toxic chemicals and spreading a gas cloud. the train, which crashed almost two weeks ago, had been carrying vinyl chloride, which can cause cancer. nomia iqbal was at the meeti

zoe is not the only one that feels this way.nfair. it's a tax on the sick. we've seen a rise in patients not collecting their prescriptions. and really, this is part of the cost of living crisis. the government says freezing prescription charges has saved patients more than £17 million, but that is little comfort to people like zoe and lily. celestina 0lulode, bbc news. we can take you back to southern turkey and won the city there where this rescue operation continues a week after the powerful earthquake struck in this part of the country. we can see here that they are fortunate, if you can call it that, to have this heavy lifting equipment, vehicles and hydraulic jacks, that help with the painstaking rescue operations, as specialists try to listen in and look for voids under the rubble. but we are hearing that in syria there is such a scarcity of this equipment that people are having to dig by hand. they are losing hope of finding anyone else alive. more on that in the next hour. we can go to the weather forecast now with caro

tonight --ht tina feyer comedian, nate bargatze, an all new "closer look" featuring the 8g band with zoecher. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. and now, if you don't mind, we're gonna get to the news. president biden had his annual physical today at walter reid. doctors say he is fit as a fiddle, specifically this 300-year-old stradivarius. [ light laughter ] that's right president biden today had his annual physical and i think fox news messed with his eye chart [ laughter ] it wouldn't count. wouldn't be legally binding. according to a new report, top democrats privately think that president biden is too old for re-election but worry that his decision not to run would cause chaos in the democratic party. you guys didn't see this coming? we elected a half finished game of jenga and now - [ laughter ] you're all saying, "oh, everybody move your drinks!" [ light laughter ] president biden spoke today about the aerial objects shot down by the military said biden, "the american people

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with us, zoe.st tonight is a very funny actor you know from movies like "this is 40," "anchorman," and "clueless." he returns to the marvel cinematic universe in "ant-man and the wasp: quantumania," which premieres in theaters and imax february 17th. please welcome back to the show, our very good friend, paul rudd, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome back, my friend >> thanks, seth. thank you, seth. >> seth: i'm so happy to see you. >> it's great to see you >> seth: you are riding high for a lot of reasons one, the movie coming out. more importantly, for a guy like me, your kansas city chiefs, super bowl champions >> yeah. >> seth: congratulations >> thank you very much >> seth: you got to be at the game >> i went. >> seth: fantastic >> oh, my gosh what a - what a whirlwind that experience is and it's just thrilling, you know, when your team wins. especially i've been a fan for a long, long time. so this is kind of a new experience >> seth: and you had your son, jack, with you >>

zoe: once they go there, do not expect them to quickly change their mind. they almost highlight anything they do take some 18 months to feed their inflation. changing their mind immediately, they do not really like having these u-turns. that kind of gave them a hangover and put them in a situation that was embarrassing. changing their mind quickly is not something they want to do. the central bank governor did not say 4% was not crazy. guys, it really cool conversation. zoe, you should move to london. coming up, our question of the day. is coming up next. when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates, exemption certificates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh ahhh ahhh >> we are going into a period that i think will last probably the rest of the decade which -- with inflation to in have two 6%. that creates volatility and dispersion. guy: luke ellis speaking exclusively to bloomberg opportunities. our question of the day, what breaks if the ecb gets to 4%? good to see you. let's talk about the repricin

with me now is migration policy expert zoe gardner. thanks for coming on the programme.eally thorny and difficult issue over the last couple of months, especially? yes. couple of months, especially? yes, it absolutely _ couple of months, especially? yes, it absolutely has _ couple of months, especially? yes, it absolutely has and _ couple of months, especially? yes, it absolutely has and we _ couple of months, especially? yes it absolutely has and we need to remember that this is a decision made by this government in 2020 is a covid safety measure to move people out of the ordinary asylum accommodation that had been used up until then and into hotels. and it is a deliberate political choice to continue to house people and hotels. everybody who works with refugees knows about their needs and their welfare has been asking the government to move people out of hotels. it is completely inappropriate form of accommodation for them and now it has become a target for organised far right violent thuggery like these awful scenes we saw last night and we have to imagine how terrifi

zoe conway, bbc news. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello.may come as a bit of a shock to places such as benson, 0xfordshire, pershore, worcestershire and bramham in yorkshire, because these areas over the last four weeks have barely seen over a millimetre of rain. now the rain clouds are gathering there out there in the atlantic at the moment. this one will come in through thursday. but we need to shift this one first. it's been held at bay in an area of high pressure, but that high pressure is going to weaken a little bit, allowing that weather front to trundle in by the end of the night. start of wednesday, that rain will be across western scotland. northern ireland would be a mild enough start to the day, but east of scotland, england and wales, temperatures still low enough for some frost around. and the eastern counties of england, some dense patches of fog that won't last as long as the fog did on tuesday. we'll also see the rain in northern ireland quickly clear to brighter skies before more cloud later. rain through the morning in sc

zoe is not the only one that feels this way.on charges has saved patients more than £17 million, but that is little comfort to people like zoe and lily. celestina 0lulode, bbc news. it was a big night in american sport last night with the kansas city chiefs winning their second super bowl, but what most people here in the uk were really interested in is the half—time show, where rihanna provided an electrifying set. not only did the singer perform 12 songs injust 14 minutes, but she also revealed to the world that she's pregnant with her second child. here's some of her performance. # like i'm the only one that you'll ever love. who knows your heart #. # we found love in a hopeless place. # we found love in a hopeless place #. # we're going to run this town #. # shine bright like a diamond. # we're beautiful like diamonds in the sky #. we arejoined by bbc radio presenter and journalist, mary mandefield to talk about rhianna's super bowl half—time show. it isa it is a big event, and endorsement for a family audience, the advertis

zoe conway, bbc news.ded that two officers should be investigated over their failure to check allegations of indecent exposure against wayne couzens, the former policeman who pleaded guilty yesterday to three counts of indecent exposure. one of the offences took place just four days before couzens kidnapped and murdered sarah everard in 2021. our special correspondent lucy manning is at new scotland yard. tell us more about today's events. well, let us be clear what this is, allegations that two police officers did not do theirjobs properly, did not discover that wayne couzens, a fellow police officer was also a sex offender and if they had done their jobs properly, then possibly likely, he wouldn't have gone on to murder sarah everard. we have a met police officer under investigation, for gross misconduct. that officer was handed the car registration details when wayne couzens exposed himself, just days before sarah's murder at a mcdonald's drive in. amazingly, that officer under investigation resigned fr

zoe kleinman, bbc news. this is the first anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine. welcoming the un vote calling for an immediate and unconditional withdrawal of troops. hello again. there are large parts of the uk that enjoyed a fine day of weather on thursday, with lots of sunshine and certainly was a stunning end to the day across the west midlands. this was the setting sun around sutton coldfield. now, it wasn't like that everywhere. after a sunny start to the day in scotland, the clouds gathered through the afternoon and it did turn quite wet and quite windy. have seen gusts of wind as strong as about 48 miles an hour across northern scotland. but those winds beginning to ease away at the moment. a little bit of rain trickling southwards as our cold front moves across scotland to bring some patches of rain into northern ireland and northern england over the next few hours. although there is a frost, that tends to become confined to southernmost areas as we head into the first part of friday morning. so, for some, quite a chilly start to the day, but for many it

zoe, that is absolutely extraordinary. some deep questions there.ying i should be worried, i am worried. i'm not the only one that's worried though. just talk us through the concerns with this. there are a few issues with it. number one, it is so good that there are already examples of students using it to write their homework for them. if i was a student right now i think i be delighted to know that you could literally say, write me 500 words about the end of the second world war and you will get them in about a minutes�* time, undera minute. teachers are saying well, we can spot text that's plagiarise for the internet because itjust doesn't sound like the voice of a student. we think we can tell. it's difficult to know because will never know the ones that they don't catch. there are also concerns that people could use it to write university applications for them. that it could completely change the model we use currently to test peoples abilities and achievement. the other concern is that it doesn't tell you where it's got information from. they

pascal star of "all american," actor taye diggs an all new "closer look.igse featuring the 8g band with zoerecher. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news the pentagon, this week, described the unidentified object shot down over canada on saturday as a, "small, metallic balloon. so, it was either a dire national security threat or a wasted 25 cents at a county fair [ laughter ] "hold on to that tyler, oh, son of a gun." [ light laughter ] president biden is reportedly considering making a national televised address to discuss the recent unidentified flying objects. oh, yeah, definitely please do that interrupt an episode of "the voice" and walk 30 yards down that long red carpet to a podium like obama did when we got bin laden, and tell the american people you popped some balloons. [ laughter ] "my fellow americans, it's true what they say. once you pop, you just can't stop." [ light laughter ] president biden announced yesterday that air in

earlier, i spoke to migration policy expert zoe gardner.ng asylum seekers in appropriate accommodation. we need to remember that this is a decision made by this government in 2020 as a covid safety measure to move people out of the ordinary asylum accommodation that had been used up until then and into hotels. and it is a deliberate political choice to continue to house people in hotels. everybody who works with refugees knows about their needs and knows about their needs and their welfare has been asking the government to move people out of hotels. it is a completely inappropriate form of accommodation for them and now it has become a target for organised far right violent thuggery like these awful scenes we saw last night and we have to imagine how terrified the men, women and children in that hotel who have and children in that hotel — who have escaped in many cases situations of war and violence and persecution — must have felt. it is absolutely unacceptable. this kind of behaviour is justified by rhetoric that comes right from the top

zoe conway, thank you- _ there have been wide variations in accident and emergency waiting times in englands, of the 107 hospital trusts that provided data, more than half of patients waited longer than the government target time of four hours in december and january — but elsewhere in england, nine out of ten patients were seen within that timeframe. 0ur health correspondent dominic hughes has more. it has been the toughest winter for the nhs in a generation. across the uk, there have been record waiting times for ambulances and in a&e departments. and that's had a real impact on patients. the bbc has analysed nhs england data on average waiting times in emergency departments over december and january. among the best performing were nhs trusts in northumbria, maidstone and tunbridge wells, and blackpool. but patients in hull, wye valley, and shrewsbury and telford face the longest waits. and in all, the ten worst performing trusts, patients were five times more likely to face a long wait of over four hours than in the best performing hospital. so what explains the difference between best a

zoe is not the only one that feels this way. make sense. it was made years ago. it doesn't reflect the current times. it isn't up to date. and really, we just need to scrap the prescription charge completely. it's unfair. it's a tax on the sick. we've seen a rise in patients not collecting their prescriptions. and really, this is part of the cost of living crisis. the government says freezing prescription charges has saved patients more than £17 million, but that is little comfort to people like zoe and lily. celestina 0lulode, bbc news. that is something we will be talking about later in the programme. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning. i'm asad ahmad. a week on from the earthquakes in turkey, which has now claimed over 30,000 lives, a london fire brigade rescue team, which went out to the region, has been highly praised for its efforts by — among others — fire commissioner, andy roe. 12 members went out last week as part of a search and rescue team, and they immediately had an impact, sav

zoe conway, our employment _ to take part.those images of thousands of people streaming through central london and their resolve. where is this headed? this resolve. where is this headed? is though you were saying, there are more and more work is going on strike —— as zoe was saying. and there is less chance of these disputes being result. it is incredible. we are nowhere near the winter of discontent in 1978—79, but we are getting pretty close to that territory, just because of the numbers of workers going on strike and the length of these disputes. the rail dispute has been going on for months. the train driver strike todayis for months. the train driver strike today is barely getting a mention because of teachers, quite rightly, and the disruption that is causing. and as zoe were saying, next monday will be the biggest ever strike in the nhs. every day next week a pub on wednesday, there is going to be a strike. midwives are going on strike, physiotherapists. you have head teachers talking about the system has been underfun

zoe conwa , the argument about inflation. zoe conway, thank you very much.michael�*s in wyre 13 days ago. the search area now extends as far as morecambe bay. our reporter mairead smyth has this morning been in st michael�*s on wyre in lancashire and explained where the search efforts will now be focused. well, as you can see behind me, we have the river wyre and the immediate search that has taken place over the last two weeks has come to an end here. close to where lancashire police believe nicola bulley fell into the river, specialist divers brought in by the family have completed their work, but lancashire police will continue in conjunction, in partnership with fire and rescue with the coastguard as well, and that search will continue right where this river meets the sea. police still convinced that this is where nicola bulley will be found. tomorrow marks two weeks since she went missing. she was walking her dog here along this beautiful area of st michael�*s on wyre. she�*d just dropped her two young daughters off at school. and police, with any inves

i couldn't agree more with congresswoman zoe lofgren about what the possibilities are for jack smith, pressing beyond what the committee was able to get. under threat of perjury, under threat of being charged with false statements -- i'm not suggesting that anybody in the trump family is looking to do that, but under that threat, people are a little more evocative and more mindful and memory-ful about what happened. you know, there was a moment that i had to giggle during her testimony. she wanted to know where something came from, and they pointed to the book, and they said this could imfrom this book in which you said this is what you did on this day. so memories can be brought back when a federal subpoena for testimony is served. >> only someone trying to keep their stories straight has to say, wait, wait, who do i tell that to? an amazing day of news. lovely to have you all here at the table. thank you so much. >>> when we come, my dear colleague ali velshi will be part of our panel. he's live in ukraine, and hit one of the most brutal hit part of that country today. the next hour

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joining us now is congresswoman zoe lofgren of california. she was, of course, a member of the january 6th committee. congresswoman, thanks for joiningco us. i feel like what mike pence is doing rightat now is the dictionary definition of having your cake and eating it, too. when it is convenient he creates he's either part of the legislative branch or the executive f f branch. are you reading it the same way i am?e you are trained in the law. >> this is long headed on many levels. first, he ought to just stand up andus tell the truth and not tr to evade that. it looks very bad. two, this is unprecedented. i don't think there's any case on this but it's not that hard to decide if speech or debate does not apply in this case. all you have to do is look at article 1, section 2, and article 1 section 6 and the 12th amendment. basicallyen those say the vice president shall open the envelopes and the votes shall then be counted and article 1 section 6 says that members of legislative body may not be held to -- shall not be questioned for speech de

that is my dear friend. >> yeah, right, right, right. >> zoe?d you play peter's best friend. >> yeah. >> i was wondering because in every scene you have a coffee. >> yeah. >> every single scene so we felt like that should probably continue so we have a very special barista here to deliver you your special blend. >> robin. >> this is my home girl. we're from the same hometown. i'm telling them. i know you know. please continue, continue. >> and is this a decaf oatmeal latte? >> i'm sorry. did we give miss notaro -- enjoy, enjoy. but you both are hysterical in the movie. >> thank you. >> it's so funny, it's so sweet, and can you believe that ashton and reese had never -- we know them. we love them and they're finally together. congratulations. you all are great. the movie is called "your place or mine," and it premieres on netflix on friday. thank you both for being here. enjoy your coffee. buan happe anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reli

we have zoe valera, our lord and i'm a master of hot-poking around.process in the house. just beloved, you are not so visual, my dear piece, baby. you are not such a visible land, you covered your mustaches on the tv channel belarus 20 tires. on october 8, 1944, the belarusian radio reported on mass enthusiasm, which embraced literally all the inhabitants of the capital in minsk, sunday sunday was held in the morning, great columns of people with an undertaking and the installation were organized in an organized way, brothers, many of them walked from the music with slogans and banners. sulfur was kicked out of the delivered assignment. this is how the revival of the capital began, the bold architectural solutions of the leading architects of the country and the heroism of people in the revival of minsk, the construction of its main avenue, are two integral interconnected unique phenomena of the post-war history of the capital. for the builders of working engineers, it was really selfless work, they had to not only build a building, but also master a

zoe lofgren daughter works for amazon. so lofgren introduced every single time we that 29 hour hearing. zoe lofgren introducing poison pill amendments to try to kill those bills, proudly you know, she sits down at thanksgiving dinner with jeff jeff bezos, his mouthpiece. and so that that's dangerous. nancy pelosi's husband invests in these companies the week before our and it just so happens steny hoyer, the majority leader, stands up the day or two or three days after our hearing when these bills are all put out. because i don't think they thought we were going to pass most of these bills. but when they when these bills passed, the judiciary committee, steny hoyer says they're not ready for the floor. the stock price up. he made about two and a half million dollars off of his investment in some these tech companies that were under investigation. so some of the progressives to their credit said we can't allow members invest in individual stocks. nancy pelosi was opposed to i wonder why. and then you got chuck schumer, two

joining us now is democratic representative, zoe lofgren of california.he house judiciary committee answered on the january 6th select committee. thank you very much for joining us tonight. do you know what's in this 41,000 hours of video? >> i haven't seen all 41,000 hours myself, but the committee did have access to this, and we were very careful with it. we had a hard line into the capitol police database. it was a stand-alone machine, we disabled the capacity to do screenshots, or make copies. we had password protection for each person who access it, and also kept a written record. and before anything was used, we had the agreement, through the general counsel, the capitol police, because there are security issues that the capitol police are concerned about, with just, you know, running at all. now obviously, you watch our hearings, a lot of the video was released. but we didn't release all of it, especially their sensitive areas, the evacuation of the members in various places. you know, it's really a blueprint for bad guys on how to more successfull

former committee member of the january 6th committee zoe lofgren, a democrat, told cnn they're concernedout the security concerns. they had an agreement with the u.s. capitol police on what footage they could release when they had shown some of the footage during their hearings over the past year, but much of that was really debated and agreed to upon what they thought was safe for members of the capitol including not showing them evacuating the u.s. capitol or things like that that they think could be damaging to future security concerns and lawmakers here. >> yeah. it's a real concern in part because we don't know what purpose is that these producers from tucker carlson's show are going to have these tapes for. but the other part of this is the u.s. capitol police. what are they and law enforcement officials saying about all of this? >> reporter: well, we just heard from u.s. capitol police chief mentioner who told cnn that he turned over this footage to kevin mccarthy and said when a member of congressional leadership or oversight committee asks for this footage, they must turn it ove

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and applause >>> seth: i wanna thank my guests tina fey and nate bargatze, everybody i wanna thank zoe brecher and the 8g band. thank you for a great week a new "corrections" is on youtube now. see you there. stay safe. get vaccinated get boosted. we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ >>> putting away brushes to search for our next chief. >>> standing by her decision, we go one-on-one with oakland's mayor after she fires the police chief did. how armstrong spent his day. >>> the race for the senate is heating up, southern california congressman with bay area roots in san francisco tonight. >>> anonymous complaints training tickets in chinatown. it's all about the storefront. >>> helpful tool or a high-tech way to cheat, maybe both. we investigate gpt and why sports in the bay area rethink how they run their classroom >>> we are learning a lot about oakland's mayor despite a lot of criticism, she is not backing down. mayor shanks out tells us the back story on why she fired the chief. >> out backlash, which is also getting a lot of support. here's emma goss. >> reporter: oakland's mayor

zoe conway, bbc news.ara has been found guilty at leeds crown court on six counts of fraud. this is over expenses claims made while he was an office in 2019. that is the former sheffield hallam mp, jared 0'mara, six counts of fraud over expensive claims made in 2019. we will have more on that as it comes into us. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello. many of us have had the chance to see some sunshine today. after any early fog in the south cleared, most of us ending the afternoon on a fine note. as you can see, a very different story across parts of northern ireland and scotland. heavy rain spreading in, very strong and gusty winds. behind that rain band, as it sinks southwards and weakens, we will see some wintry showers and the risk of ice, particularly across parts of scotland. temperatures overnight, well, perhaps dropping down below freezing in places. many spots will stay just above freezing. and through tomorrow, remnants of that weather front, this band of cloud, pushing so

joining us now is congresswoman zoe lofgren of california. she was of course a member of the january 6th committee. congresswoman thanks for joining us. i feel like what mick pence is doing right now is a dictionary definition of having your cake and needed to. when it is convenient either creates part of the executive or legislative branch. are you reading at the same way i am? i know your ball trained in the law? >> this is wrong headed at many levels. first, geologist stand up and tell the truth and not try to evade the. it looks very bad. number two, this is unprecedented. i don't think there's any case on this, but it's not that hard to decide that speech or debate does not apply in this case. all you need to do is look at article one section three, article one section six and the 12th amendment. basically those sections say the vice president's president of the senate, that the 12th amendment says the vice president shall open the envelopes and the votes shall then be counted. and speech and debate in articles one section six, says memb

♪ [ cheers and applause p >> seth: i want to thank my guests pedro pascal, taye diggs, zoe brecher, 8gand stay safe. get vaccinated get boosted. we love ya [ cheers and applause ♪ >>> good evening. turmoil in oakland again. the search for the next police chief is officially on. >> the city has had 10 chiefs in the past 10 years. late today, the mar fired chief armstrong without cause but it appears there is a cause. this all stems from an independent report that found chief armstrong mishandled cases of officer misconduct. the mayor says after that report came out, chief armstrong made several statements that troubled her and she lost confidence in him. >> this is not an easy decision but i will believe it is necessary for progress to continue. it is precisely because i admire chief armstrong that this has been purpose personally very difficult but reinforced my commitment to make decisions based on the best interest of the department and the city of oakland and not based on personal feelings or relationships. >> tonight the fired chief is firing back saying that it is a bad decision,

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so, on top of the 5% you heard zoe talk about there, that is currently being given to teachers in englande—off cash payment to deal with the current cost of living crisis. however, when you add all of that up, it is nowhere near the inflation rise that teachers have been demanding and were striking for here in wales on the 1st of february. but it is enough for the nu to call off next week's wide strike on february the 14th, in order to put that offer to their members and potentially settle. now, the welsh government say this is good news for parents, mps are set to get a 2.9% pay increase from april, bringing the overall salary from £84,144 to £86,584. the independent parliamentary standards authority, which sets pay for mps, confirmed thebelow—the—rate—of inflation rise will take effect from april 1. it said that the increase would be the same as the average rise for public sector workers last year. the government will delay the requirement forforming an executive and holding an assembly election in northern ireland for another year. the secretary of state for northern ireland is introdu