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I think the message has got through. there was a lot of people very nervous about coming to collect their results, but they have done brilliantly. resilience is something that has shone through this year group. that's not bad. the government wanted grades to return to pre—pandemic levels, and today they can see it his mission accomplished. and today they can say it is mission accomplished. this graph shows that in 2019, 67.1% of students in england were passing all of their gcse exams. you then see the line go up from 2020 to 2022. but this year, it is roughly back to where it was. in wales ...

He said putin had four assumptions and they all turned out to be false. what were they? he thought ukraine was weak, right? he thought europe was distracted. turned out shoelts, brand-new chancellor in germany reversed merkel's policies within 48 hours. the third thing he said is that he thought russia's economy could withstand the sanctions. they might be able to do that thus far. yet to be determined. the last thing he said is that putin thought his military had been modernized in a way that could fight this war effectively. in the end they may prove they're successful with that also but the...

Future. >> 47-year-old her nan doe bridge is one example of what the biden administration says could be fixed and improved by its infrastructure plan. america's bridges earn a c grade from the american society of civil engineers. it rates 46,000 bridges across the country as structurally deficient and in poor condition. this bridge, between inidiana ad illinois is rotting away, closed since 2012. >> here you can see deterioration. >> civil engineer andy herman showed us a railroad bridge near boston he says is no longer safe. this traditional infrastructure is overdue for an overhaul, but it i...

The job is that you are making up something because you don't have actual evidence of impeachable offenses, that has to happen. but my big take away for this, what it's worth and this is maybe just as an old jury trial lawyer who knows the kind of things that bother juries, now that we know that schiff was in at least in the outlines of this from the get-go, what that says to me is he had about six weeks to prepare that ridiculous speech that he gave at the beginning of the -- of that conference. in other words, this is something that they thought long and hard about, and that was the best he ...

Testimony. and it just was dumb advice from a c grade legal team. >> dumb advice from a c grade legal team. do you agree with that? >> it was stunning when they gave him permission to go ahead and talk almost contemporaneously with events unfolding to the, probably the grand jury at maximum and at minimum, at the top investigators and the special counsel's office. so he unloaded as it was all going along, 30 hours. and they did not claim privilege. they did waive it. christie nailed that. if they wanted to block the testimony, they could have fought it. attorney client privilege is a tricky th...