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thank you _ reason is to the north. laura, thank you as _ reason is to the north. laura, thank you as always for - reason is to the north. laura, thank you as always for your | thank you as always for your time. ~ ., . ~' thank you as always for your time. ~ ., ., ,, i. time. wonderful, thank you. this is bbc— time. wonderful, thank you. this is bbc news. _ let's ta ke wales's first minister loses a confidence vote in just 77 days after he took office. the vote is not binding and he's not obligated to resign, but it leaves him under significant pressure. he insists he can still do thejob. pressure. he insists he can still do the job.— pressure. he insists he can still do the job. still do the 'ob. i'm going to carry on — still do the job. i'm going to carry on doing _ still do the job. i'm going to carry on doing my _ still do the job. i'm going to carry on doing my duty. - still do the job. i'm going to carry on doing my duty. i'm| carry on doing my duty. i'm fiercely— carry on doing my duty. i'm fiercely proud to be the first minister— fiercely proud to be the first minister of wales and have the opportunity to serve and leave my country. he opportunity to serve and leave my country-— opportunity to serve and leave my country. he won the welsh labour leadership, _ my country. he won the welsh labour leadership, but - my country. he won the welsh labour leadership, but it - labour leadership, but it didn't stop questions within his party. he denies any
years ago tomorrow morning that vital years ago tomorrow morning that vitat naval— years ago tomorrow morning that vital naval gunfire support trying to saturate the beaches and making it safer _ to saturate the beaches and making it safer for — to saturate the beaches and making it safer for the service menu line. that— it safer for the service menu line. that was— it safer for the service menu line. that was such a poignant moment. the red arrows, _ that was such a poignant moment. the red arrows, all of the elements of 0-day, _ red arrows, all of the elements of 0-day, so — red arrows, all of the elements of d—day, so many elements, it was such a great _ d—day, so many elements, it was such a greatioh _ d—day, so many elements, it was such a greatioh 50 — d-day, so many elements, it was such a treat 'ob. . ., d-day, so many elements, it was such a greatjob-_ a great job. so much to talk about. hiuuhliht a great job. so much to talk about. highlight for _ a great job. so much to talk about. highlight for me — a great job. so much to talk about. highlight for me was _ a great job. so much to talk about. highlight for me was also - a great job. so much to talk about. highlight for me was also the - highlight for me was also the entertainment, the singing, taking us back in time, the veterans' stories stop the letters. the prince of wales read out the letter from bannerman, is a deeply moving and i like the bit when the americans were given an introduction and guide to the british. that was very good. that is all true, written down in little _ that is all true, written down in little handbooks issued to everybody. absolutely brilliant. at times— everybody. absolutely brilliant. at times it _ everybody. absolutely brilliant. at times it is, — everybody. absolutely brilliant. at times it is, to reconcile the british— times it is, to reconcile the british and americans back then but
up tick. we cannot reach any conclusions based ob this one crossing. we need to wait and see the border wide numbers. if there's a drop in numbers, it's likely because smugglers have waited to take a wait and see approach, before sending migrants across the border. it's going to take time to fully understand the actual concrete effects of this executive action. >> david noriega, thank you. now to senator bob menendez's trial and the lengths the fbi went to in their investigation. tom winter is following this for us. what's the latest from court, tom? >> the people in the jury are getting a master class on how the investigations are put together, and a lot of white collar and public corruption cases, the type of cases that typically involve members of congress do not involve this type of level of physical surveillance. that's what i was required according to the fbi to determine what was going on at this dinner. as you alluded to at the top of the show, it was two fbi agents,
farage and looking notjust to control— farage and looking notjust to control conservative voters by conservative mps. you control conservative voters by conservative mps.— control conservative voters by conservative mps. ., ,, ., ., conservative mps. you think we got a clear enough — conservative mps. you think we got a clear enough idea _ conservative mps. you think we got a clear enough idea on _ conservative mps. you think we got a clear enough idea on what _ conservative mps. you think we got a clear enough idea on what exactly - clear enough idea on what exactly labour will do? that was the answer from rishi sunak, what will you do? he says he's got a plan, what is labour's clear plan on this? our first [an labour's clear plan on this? our first plan would _ labour's clear plan on this? our first plan would be to set up the secure _ first plan would be to set up the secure borders command which would brin- secure borders command which would bring together more enforcement officers. — bring together more enforcement officers, police, m15, and notjust .ive officers, police, m15, and notjust give them — officers, police, m15, and notjust give them the personnel to do the 'ob, give them the personnel to do the job, lrut— give them the personnel to do the job, but the powers to do the job, drawing _ job, but the powers to do the job, drawing on— job, but the powers to do the job, drawing on keir starmer's experience in prosecution, using the legal framework we used a bus terrorist cells _ framework we used a bus terrorist cells we — framework we used a bus terrorist cells. we should be doing that the bus criminals across the line. as shadow— bus criminals across the line. as shadow health secretary, i can help brin- shadow health secretary, i can help bring down net migration making sure we are _ bring down net migration making sure we are recruiting and training our own home—grown talent and reducing what i _ own home—grown talent and reducing what i think— own home—grown talent and reducing what i think is now an overreliance on workers — what i think is now an overreliance on workers from overseas to bring down _ on workers from overseas to bring down net — on workers from overseas to bring down net migration too. that's a
labour are still about when he points— labour are still about when he points ahead in all the polls, and i thick— points ahead in all the polls, and i thick you — points ahead in all the polls, and i thick you can question whether this is a game _ thick you can question whether this is a game changer enough of an event to reatiy— is a game changer enough of an event to really impact that. i do not think— to really impact that. i do not think it — to really impact that. i do not think it is _ to really impact that. i do not think it is clear it is at the moment _ think it is clear it is at the moment. i think that's why labour are fairly— moment. i think that's why labour are fairly relaxed even if people think— are fairly relaxed even if people think keir— are fairly relaxed even if people think keir starmer could have done a little bit _ think keir starmer could have done a little bit more in places. what think keir starmer could have done a little bit more in places.— little bit more in places. what is our take little bit more in places. what is your take on _ little bit more in places. what is your take on that? _ little bit more in places. what is your take on that? i _ little bit more in places. what is your take on that? i think - little bit more in places. what is your take on that? i think rishil your take on that? i think rishi sunak is running _ your take on that? i think rishi sunak is running out _ your take on that? i think rishi sunak is running out of time, l your take on that? i think rishi - sunak is running out of time, those bil sunak is running out of time, those big moments— sunak is running out of time, those big moments are _ sunak is running out of time, those big moments are few— sunak is running out of time, those big moments are few and _ sunak is running out of time, those big moments are few and far- sunak is running out of time, those . big moments are few and far between. you've _ big moments are few and far between. you've got— big moments are few and far between. you've got tonight, _ big moments are few and far between. you've got tonight, you _ big moments are few and far between. you've got tonight, you have _ big moments are few and far between. you've got tonight, you have another. you've got tonight, you have another ieaders _ you've got tonight, you have another ieaders debate, _ you've got tonight, you have another leaders debate, the _ you've got tonight, you have another leaders debate, the seven— you've got tonight, you have another leaders debate, the seven way- you've got tonight, you have anotherl leaders debate, the seven way debate on the _ leaders debate, the seven way debate oh the bbc_ leaders debate, the seven way debate on the bbc towards _ leaders debate, the seven way debate on the bbc towards the _ leaders debate, the seven way debate on the bbc towards the end _ leaders debate, the seven way debate on the bbc towards the end of- leaders debate, the seven way debate on the bbc towards the end of the - on the bbc towards the end of the week, _ on the bbc towards the end of the week, and the _ on the bbc towards the end of the week, and the manifesto, - on the bbc towards the end of the week, and the manifesto, he's- on the bbc towards the end of thei week, and the manifesto, he'sjust ruhhihg _ week, and the manifesto, he'sjust running out — week, and the manifesto, he'sjust running out of— week, and the manifesto, he'sjust running out of time, _ week, and the manifesto, he'sjust running out of time, only— week, and the manifesto, he'sjust running out of time, only four- week, and the manifesto, he'sjust i running out of time, only four weeks left. running out of time, only four weeks left he _ running out of time, only four weeks left he is _ running out of time, only four weeks left he is sore — running out of time, only four weeks left. he is sore don't— running out of time, only four weeks left. he is sore don't ask— running out of time, only four weeks left. he is sore don't ask so - running out of time, only four weeks left. he is sore don't ask so far- left. he is sore don't ask so far behind — left. he is sore don't ask so far behind in — it isa it is a damage limitation exercise for them — it is a damage limitation exercise for them i— it is a damage limitation exercise for them. i think— it is a damage limitation exercise for them. i think if— it is a damage limitation exercise for them. i think if they- it is a damage limitation exercise for them. i think if they can - it is a damage limitation exercise for them. i think if they can get l for them. i think if they can get 200 _ for them. i think if they can get 200 seats, _ for them. i think if they can get 200 seats, a _ for them. i think if they can get 200 seats, a job _ for them. i think if they can get 200 seats, a job well— for them. i think if they can get 200 seats, a job well done. - for them. i think if they can get 200 seats, a job well done. let for them. i think if they can get 200 seats, a job well done. 200 seats, a 'ob well done. let me ask ou 200 seats, a job well done. let me ask you about _ 200 seats, a job well done. let me ask you about some _ 200 seats, a job well done. let me ask you about some of _ 200 seats, a job well done. let me ask you about some of the - 200 seats, a job well done. let me i ask you about some of the questions, because at the end it was the audience that dictated what was on the agenda and that hour in ten minutes today. the nhs, the cost of living, big issues in this election
is aniel. he served with the gurkhas. i is aniel. he served with the gurkhas— is aniel. he served with the gurkhas. , ., gurkhas. i served with the royal gurkhas. i served with the royal gurkha rifles. _ gurkhas. i served with the royal gurkha rifles. in _ gurkhas. i served with the royal gurkha rifles. in 2009 _ gurkhas. i served with the royal gurkha rifles. in 2009 | - gurkhas. i served with the royal gurkha rifles. in 2009 i stepped gurkhas. i served with the royal. gurkha rifles. in 2009 i stepped on an ied. after that, gurkha rifles. in 2009 i stepped on an ied. afterthat, i gurkha rifles. in 2009 i stepped on an ied. after that, i have been working here. which has been crucial and very important for me to be in a job. and very important for me to be in a 'ob. . , and very important for me to be in a 'ob. ., , ., ., ., job. really good to hear about your exerience job. really good to hear about your experience and _ job. really good to hear about your experience and thank— job. really good to hear about your experience and thank you. - job. really good to hear about your experience and thank you. part - job. really good to hear about your experience and thank you. part of. job. really good to hear about your| experience and thank you. part of it is making a work environment that will support and help veterans. david is operations manager. how do you make the environment supportive? what do you do? we employ veterans with varying health conditions such as ptsd. we can place those veterans in areas that will suit them best, such as someone with ptsd you would not put them in a loud, noisy environment.— not put them in a loud, noisy environment. ., ., environment. what do people get from workin: environment. what do people get from working here — environment. what do people get from working here they _ environment. what do people get from working here they would _ environment. what do people get from working here they would not _ working here they would not necessarily benefit from working in
frankly— it starts to take over your life and frankly it. — it starts to take over your life and frankly it. i — it starts to take over your life and frankly it, i am looking forward to beings _ frankly it, i am looking forward to beings able to spend more time with my loved _ beings able to spend more time with my loved ones and to, not be in a toxic_ my loved ones and to, not be in a toxic environment, whether that be westminster or whether that be party politics. _ westminster or whether that be party politics. i_ westminster or whether that be party politics, i am just looking forward to you _ politics, i am just looking forward to you know, claiming my life back. ithink— to you know, claiming my life back. i think that — to you know, claiming my life back. i think that frame claiming my life back is— i think that frame claiming my life back is where i sit. | i think that frame claiming my life back is where i sit.— back is where i sit. i love the “0b in many ways �* back is where i sit. i love the “0b in many ways but i back is where i sit. i love the “0b in many ways but i didn't �* back is where i sit. i love the “0b in many ways but i didn't get h in many ways but i didn't get elected as young as you did but my 20s were dominated by politics, either trying to get elected or being in westminster, it was, i don't want to say a crisis, that sounds dramatic but looking ahead, i'm about to turn 30, do i want my 30s to be the same or do i want to spend it with my loved ones and give then attention and support. what spend it with my loved ones and give then attention and support.— then attention and support. what is wron: with then attention and support. what is wrong with the _ then attention and support. what is wrong with the job? _ then attention and support. what is wrong with the job? it _ then attention and support. what is wrong with the job? it is _ then attention and support. what is wrong with the job? it is hard. - then attention and support. what is wrong with the job? it is hard. you| wrong with the job? it is hard. you wrong with the 'ob? it is hard. you no in wrong with the 'ob? it is hard. you go in eyes — wrong with the job? it is hard. you go in eyes wide-open. _ wrong with the job? it is hard. you go in eyes wide-open. for- wrong with the job? it is hard. you go in eyes wide-open. for me - wrong with the job? it is hard. you. go in eyes wide-open. for me there is is a few different _ go in eyes wide-open. for me there is is a few different strands - go in eyes wide-open. for me there is is a few different strands to, - go in eyes wide-open. for me there is is a few different strands to, i - is is a few different strands to, i think. _ is is a few different strands to, i think. the — is is a few different strands to, i think, the nature of how westminster functlons— think, the nature of how westminster functions whether it is the
tulips and daffodils, who have the colourful personalities.— tulips and daffodils, who have the colourful personalities. which one is that? er— colourful personalities. which one is that? er i _ colourful personalities. which one is that? eri don't— colourful personalities. which one is that? er i don't know, - colourful personalities. which one is that? er i don't know, they - colourful personalities. which one is that? er i don't know, they are | is that? er i don't know, they are not doinu is that? er i don't know, they are not doing much, _ is that? er i don't know, they are not doing much, are _ is that? er i don't know, they are not doing much, are they? - is that? er i don't know, they are not doing much, are they? 11 - not doing much, are they? 11 altogether. what _ not doing much, are they? 11 altogether. what did - not doing much, are they? 11 altogether. what did you - not doing much, are they? 11 i altogether. what did you think not doing much, are they? 11 - altogether. what did you think that one was called? _ altogether. what did you think that one was called? i _ altogether. what did you think that one was called? i don't _ altogether. what did you think that one was called? i don't know. - altogether. what did you think that one was called? i don't know. any| one was called? i don't know. any thoughts? — one was called? i don't know. any thoughts? i _ one was called? i don't know. any thoughts? i agree, _ one was called? i don't know. any thoughts? i agree, it— one was called? i don't know. any thoughts? i agree, it was - one was called? i don't know. any thoughts? i agree, it was a - one was called? i don't know. any thoughts? i agree, it was a very . thoughts? i agree, it was a very assertive chick, _ thoughts? i agree, it was a very assertive chick, that's _ thoughts? i agree, it was a very assertive chick, that's the - thoughts? i agree, it was a very assertive chick, that's the key i assertive chick, that's the key word — assertive chick, that's the key word. ., , ., assertive chick, that's the key word. . ., ., ., ., assertive chick, that's the key word. . ., . . ., ., word. have you got a 'ob later to do the commentary? — word. have you got a job later to do the commentary? scott, _ word. have you got a job later to do the commentary? scott, who - word. have you got a job later to do the commentary? scott, who was i the commentary? scott, who was cau~ht on the commentary? scott, who was caught on ccw — the commentary? scott, who was caught on cctv doing _ the commentary? scott, who was caught on cctv doing staggering | caught on cctv doing staggering keepy—uppies around his bin. have a look and we can work something out. i've done worse on this programme, i'm i've done worse on this programme, i'm happy— i've done worse on this programme, i'm happy to — i've done worse on this programme, i'm happy to do that! a bit i've done worse on this programme, i'm happy to do that!— i'm happy to do that! a bit of a name on i'm happy to do that! a bit of a game on today. _ i'm happy to do that! a bit of a game on today. he _ i'm happy to do that! a bit of a game on today. he would - i'm happy to do that! a bit of aj game on today. he would have i'm happy to do that! a bit of a - game on today. he would have been useful today- —
alvin bragg and was the lead prosecutor in the trump case. so we we'd i to know what kind of conversations, what kind of informationn betwee what wen on between you and the justice department and or the whit e house while you were here or when you were back in new york and then with alvin? ob never forget that alvin bragg said once he got the job, what campaigned on going after trump, but once he got the job, he realizeculousthis wd what a s case this was. and he said, quote, i can notd envisionwhere uld indi a world d indict president trump and call michaeal cohen as a prosecutionr witness. but that's exactly what alvin bug ended up doing. but he didn't do that until after president trump announced he was running for president, which i think just underscores l th p how political this thing is. so we'd like to ask alvin braggn what whage y t you to change your mind? was it simply the political pressure? and we'd like to askk mr. cola,. colangelo, about his interactions with the justice department and or the white indc house. >> well, do you have any information to indicate that? colangelo was stupid enough to be in constant contact or any intermittent