rememberaed robberies over the weekend, 10 of them happened in less than two hours with three victims getting hit in the head with guns. police say every suspect in this crime spree is on the loose, former chicago 911 dispatcher, keith thornton jr. says no one is safe. >> these are not isolated incidentses, they are running out to people in affluent areas and minority areas, as well, no sort of lechl who they are targeting, they are just going to get you. >> griff: total crime is up 41% in the windy city. >> ashley: milwaukee inner pas are blaming the district attorney for their son's death after a serial felon was released on the street. -- police say he was going 109
so one gig down, 109 to go. this tour isn't scheduled to end untiljuly 2025. colin paterson, bbc news, manchester. brilliant to brilliant to see brilliant to see people brilliant to see people having brilliant to see people having such brilliant to see people having such a good time. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello there. for many of you, the day will be a day of sunny spells and a few passing showers. the majority of the showers today and tomorrow will be across eastern areas thanks to a chilly easterly wind. so it's east scotland, eastern england that you're most likely to see a shower or two today. a few getting across the midlands to east wales, but west wales, northwest england having the best of the day's dry weather and sunshine. northern ireland staying pretty cloudy and the cloud will be thick enough at times in the north and west of scotland to bring a little bit of light and patchy rain at times. but overnight tonight, any rain clearing away. showers continue to feed in. and bear in mind where we have the clear skies, while temperatures could dip down in the countryside to give a touch of frost and with showers falling
and he was like... he cried. i have never genuinely been to any one concert for anything where everybody has done a standing ovation. do you get mistaken for peter kay ever? all the time. not so much now, but back in the day,yes. and now he's come back again, ido again. what do people shout? garlic bread. so one gig down, 109 to go. this tour isn't scheduled to end untiljuly 2025. colin paterson, bbc news, manchester. that isn't very happy, happy audience, isn't it? how could you not to be? you go to see a comedian and you have waited four years. see a comedian and you have waited fouryears. he see a comedian and you have waited four years. he is so loved, his fan baseis four years. he is so loved, his fan base is far and wide. we are going to talk to chris paterson a little later. we'll talk about the occasion, not the content. which is the complete opposite of
about his past, about his history, and about his immediate family. and it was great. he mixed that up with great old—fashioned entertainment again. it was brilliant. it's great. really good. glad to see him back. i think he was very nervous at first. i he was. overwhelmed and nervous. i think he was shocked. but then when he built into it... everyone was so like, "wheeey!" and he was like... he cried. i have never genuinely been to any one concert for anything where everybody has done a standing ovation. do you get mistaken for peter kay ever? all the time. not so much now, but back in the day, yes. and now he's come back again, i do again. what do people shout to you? garlic bread. so one gig down, 109 to go. this tour isn't scheduled to end untiljuly 2025. colin paterson, bbc news, manchester.
capitol building. but also, the 147 republicans, a number of which have been returned -- i think there's something like 109 are back in the next session of congress -- that was, to me, a seditious act. i don't know if that's the legal term for it, but at least when you try to stop the man who was legitimately elected president of the united states from taking his oath of office and taking a seat in the oval office, that to me -- where do we have a say about that? where does the justice department -- i know they're not going to do anything, but people watching this, yes, stewart rhodes be the proud boys are up next in the docket in court, and all these -- and as you mentioned, being from michigan, i'm very familiar with a lot of these militia groups and white nationalists, white supremacists. and you're right, this kind of
less supply chain issues, more stores open and better capacity planning. so we're seeing more stability than before. if you go back to last year, shop fie saw during the four days, 47 million shoppers shop across our stores, they sold about $6.3 billion of sale. and we saw peak of $3.1 million happen per minute on black friday. that was the peak. so far today, it's still very early, black friday has really just begun. but yesterday peak sales were about 1.52 million per minute at 6:04 p.m. last year. up from 1.49 at the peak last year for thanksgiving. we're seeing the average cart price is up, seeing the average cart price around $109, compared to $105 last year. if you think about what product cat govegories are doing well, are hitting it out of the park, apparel, health and beauty, home
the uk government to say, "we don't care if you have a mandate, we are not giving you one anyway because that can't teach —— because that constitutional ball is in our court." yes, i think they do have a mandate from last year's election. putting you on that point, because the snp and the greens won 72 seats of the 109, so there is a very high number of scottish members of parliament who don't want to see an independence referendum. sure. parliament who don't want to see an independence referendum. sure, but that is how our _ independence referendum. sure, but that is how our democracy _ independence referendum. sure, but that is how our democracy works, - that is how our democracy works, isn't it? it is a majority, 48% of the country didn't want brexit but they had it. so that is how democracy works. i think that when you have a situation where a party gain is effectively a landslide, as the snp did in 2021, because we were
other states that have laws in place. according to one study, colorado has seen few petitions for the protective orders to get re-- t get weapons removed. some 109 filings in the first year. only a slight increase in the two years since. by contrast for everyone, more than 9,000 petitions have been filed in florida since the state passed its law in 2018. there could be many reasons for a discrepancy here of course. why do you think that is? >> well, think part of it is florida is many times larger than colorado in terms of population. but also colorado is in the west. and there is a certain frontier independence that is sometimes challenging when you're trying to get a new implementation of a new legislation statewide. but i think we'll get there. there were more ban raisings an shootouts in the ok coral and we
hampshire's ward six won her recount by one single vote. that brought the partisan split in the state house to 202 republicans, 198 democrats. on tuesday the democrat in co-opts county, new hampshire, won his recount by two votes. that brought the partisan split in the state house to 200 more publicans and 109 democrats. yesterday the recount in new hampshire's rochester ward for, that ended in a literal tie. nine 70 tonight 70. that means that seat shifts to being undecided. it will be litigated, et cetera, it sattre. but that brings the partisan split of the new hampshire state house to 200 republicans 299 democrat kratz. and there are still 11 recounts left to go. every vote matters. that does it for me and my broken voice box tonight. we will see you again tomorrow. now it is time for the last word, with lawrence o'donnell. s >> alex, it is time for you to
in the state house to 200 more publicans and 109 democrats. yesterday the recount in new hampshire's rochester ward for, that ended in a literal tie. nine 70 tonight 70. that means that seat shifts to being undecided. it will be litigated, et cetera, it sattre. but that brings the partisan split of the new hampshire state house to 200 republicans 299 democrat kratz. and there are still 11 recounts left to go. every vote matters. that does it for me and my broken voice box tonight. we will see you again tomorrow. now it is time for the last word, with lawrence o'donnell.