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clever cow. time for a look at the weather, heres stav danaos. good afternoon. winds swept across southern areas, this weather watcher picture endorsing that. we have got windswept plants there and choppy seas and we have had gale force winds and heavy rains all tied in with a deep area of low pressure. that will ease away over the next 24—hour. as we head into the weekend it will turn a bit calmer and quieter and cooler at times as well. there is an area of low pressure moving acros...

queues to get through security during the easter holidays. the former olympic and paralympic athlete, oscar pistorius, applies for parole — after serving half his sentence for shooting and killing his girlfriend. hello and welcome to bbc news. donald trump has become the first former us president to face a criminal prosecution. the charges relate to falsifying business records to hide a payment to a pawn star, stormy daniels, before the 2016 election. in a statement, mr trump said th...

if law enforcement knows how accurate that is, how come they are fighting so hard to keep that information from us when we ask for it? why wont they share it? im james clayton, and im investigating whether the police should be using this controversial tech. the technology itself is harmful. it is too dangerous and that is just a massive threat to civil liberties in this nation. march, 2017. andrew conlyn is driving with a friend. i think we made about 1.5 miles into a 30—mile trip. a...

in the port of sevastopol. now on bbc news, the media show: inside the pentagon leak investigation. hello. two very different pieces of investigative journalism today. were looking at the big new york times scoop into the identity of the suspected pentagon leaker and a new bbc podcast that tries to solve the cold case of a boy from london who went missing more than a0 years ago. so, digitalsleuthing and old—school reporting. were joined by the journalist behind both stories to hear a...

how can you not feel any sympathy or any empathy towards them like that? >> i am not going to worry about people that their only worry in life is to be re-elected. >> so, no sympathy, but he said he does not believe that people should have gone in. by the way, he was not there, so that will be one of the things the defense -- he was not there on january 6th. he had been told not to come in because he had been arrested for something else, a judge told him to stay out of washington, d.c....

he says his battle for the soul of the nation isnt over. setting the stage for potential rematch against donald trump. >> but thats not trumps only challenge, today, a civil battery and defamation trial kicks off. e. jean carroll accusing trump of forcibly raping her. and one of many legal problems facing him as he once again runs for the white house. and a huge biological risk. sudanese military occupy a public health lab in that nations capital. one with samples of polio, measles a...

that tried to keep people in the labour party when many were thinking of leaving it during thejeremy corbyn years. this week he is announcing a new approach to crime, an approach that attempts to prevent crime, protect communities, he says that whenjeremy corbyn was leader, labour gave the impression they were more concerned about the criminals than they were about the victims. welcome to political thinking. thank you. when keir starmer finally announced that there was no way back forj...

song about waffle house. >> will: might be the first song i ever heard by the joe pa nasa brothers. >> ainsley: if you go and eat at the waffle house, some of them have the music boxes. >> pete: oh, yeah, ours does. >> ainsley: the lady, i believe this is right. the husband started waffle house and his wife is -- sings a song about the waffle house. used to call the waffle house do houseduop. >> pete: i will try that we have waffle house outside our town in nashville we go there once a...

the way of a teaching.ll pre way of a teaching.ll >> i never thought id be a president who is fighting againswat elected officials trying to ban and banning books. . now they believe, i think, that if they repeat a lie enough, ith will become an accepted truth, not if. we can help it, because the truth is sensible. elected officials are representing parents who are flabbergasted to learnparents how perverted their kids toeactiverted their kids its driven noviw by activists who demand i...

and even if he becomes the president again, he will not have the power over thos prosecutions that he does, a least nominally, over th department of justice. so, it is a lot to handle as a candidate for the presidency o the united states. >> it might also be a lot to handle for our country as well that is constantly being teste by this man and our lega system matthew dowd, its always pleasure thank you for sticking aroun for us carol lam, please stick around yourself we are going to sp...