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from local media and scene images from local media and scene images from local media showing it would see area close down head about search as you say should take place tomorrow morning. this is of reservoir about 50 kilometres away from where madeleine mccann disappeared all those years ago back in 2007 but we understand that this investigation is likely to be led by german police. based on, as you say, that personal interest, that suspect they had in custody. he is in prison based on other charges and it's understood this is a reservoir that that suspect has visited when he lived in portugal. as you mentioned, madeleine mccann went missing back in 2007 should. she had been on holiday with her parents backed by a massive investigation you will remember the time and clearly sieving going on for years and years. there hadn't been any major searches in portugal since 2014 so this will be a huge development, of
that's racist. insecure comes out a year before girls ends, and so it was hailed as, like, the black girls. but when you actually watch the show, issa rae introduced us to this awkward black girl and these awkward black people who were beautiful on the screen, and yet they're insecure, they're uncomfortable, and that's also part of our humanity. ooh, i like that! -you gonna do it with the-- -mm-hmm. -and then the-- -duh! -what about-- -i can't move in those. you right. and today is all about me and the dancefloor. ♪ i said-a me you never get the impression that the girls life was an option for issa and molly. these are women who had to push forward and had to work to establish themselves. there hadn't really been a show that centered black women in that way since living singl. but this was so much more sophisticated. you act like shit is black and white-- you f**ked another man when your man was fixing his shit for you! bitch, you don't even deserve lawrence. [renee] you know, issa didn't always do the right thing. she didn't always pick the right guy. she didn't always get along with her friends,
morgan asked what the source of that story was ivan he was told, according to 0mid scobie, there was voicemails, and that story was subsequently published. this is a very long time to sit on a story like that, and the barrister for mirror group newspapers suggested it was a false memory that 0mid scobie had come up with because he wanted to help prince harry, who he suggested was his friend. 0mid scobie said nothing of the sort, there hadn't been the right opportunity to recount this and the other episode inside the mirror group before now, and he said prince harry was not his friend and he was not his mouthpiece.— not his mouthpiece. thanks very much. a 75—year—old british told a court in cyprus that his wife begged him to end her life, as she was seriously ill with blood cancer. david hunter, who is originally from northumberland, is accused
that took place at the staff level all weekend long that there were a couple of areas of common ground that were identified. that is a little bit of progress, a week ago before the principles came together in the oval office, we were talking about how there was very little common ground that could even be talked about. at least now when it comes to permitting reform, funds that could be used for this, talking about spending cuts, which republicans have been wanting as part of the discussions, there's a little bit of horizon for the compromise in sight and reach. all the principles are supposed to come back tomorrow, and meet at the white house, which is what the president indicated earlier today. that will also be incredibly telling for what comes out of that. i think that's why you have the president and speaker giving their own takes. they were supposed to meet on friday, and that got moved to later tomorrow as well. there hadn't been enough gained
[class laughs] you caught me. i'm rockin' blackface. [laughs] [crickets chirping] that's racist. insecure comes out a year before girls ends, and so it was hailed as, like, the black girls. but when you actually watch the show, issa rae introduced us to this awkward black girl and these awkward black people who were beautiful on the screen, and yet they're insecure, they're uncomfortable, and that's also part of our humanity. ooh, i like that! -you gonna do it with the-- -mm-hmm. -and then the-- -duh! -what about-- -i can't move in those. you right. and today is all about me and the dancefloor. ♪ i said-a me you never get the impression that the girls life was an option for issa and molly. these are women who had to push forward and had to work to establish themselves. there hadn't really been a show that centered black women in that way since living singl. but this was so much more sophisticated. you act like shit is black and white-- you f**ked another man when your man was fixing his shit for you!
you going to do it with the -- >> what about this? >> you know i can't move in those. >> you're right. >> and today was all about me? >> i say me? >> you never get the impression that the girls life was an option for issa and molly. these are women who had to push forward and establish themselves. >> there hadn't been a show that centered on black women that way since "living single," but this was so much nor fist sophisticated. >> she didn't always do the right thing. she didn't always get along with her friends. that's the way real life works and i think the show did the best to reflect that. >> i just want to fast forward to a part of my life when everything is okay. >> at the time the show comes out you this moment of black excellence. there is issa rae and shonda rhimes. so you have more storytelling about black people, but also black women. >> the question i have for you is what are we going to to be
people and i think really does say a lot more about people than it says about her. >> why you talk like a white girl? [ laughter ] >> you caught me. i'm rockin' blackface. >> "insecure" comes out a year before "girls" ends. and so it was hailed as like the black "girls." but when you actually watch the show, issa rae introduces us to this awkward black girl and these people who are beautiful on the screen, and yet they're insecure, they're uncomfortable, and that's also part of our humanity. >> i like that. you going to do it with the -- >> what about this? >> you know i can't move in those. >> you're right. >> and today was all about me? >> i say me? >> you never get the impression that the "girls" life was an option for issa and molly. these are women who had to push forward and had to work to establish themselves. >> there hadn't been a show that centered on black women that way since "living single," but this was so much more sophisticated.
quote, quarterback the anti-certification or stealing of president biden's victory that day take a look at what he told me >> the plan was simply this. we had over 100 congressmen and senators on capitol hill ready to implement the sweep the remedy was for vice president pence as the quarterback in the green bay sweep to remand those votes back to the six battleground states >> navarro told me that in january 2022 after confessing to the plot and what he wanted pence to do, which unless he was a rogue actor, these are things jack smith may ask about today, did you talk to navarro about it, eastman about it, trump about it what did he ask you to do. what if there hadn't been violence what would you have been pressed to do? rare ly do we hear the end game described, but jack smith has to dig into the end game, including things that are separate from
now. we know that the fbi in 2022 actually did the ballistics testing on this very, on this very weapon, and and there was an issue with the hammer. now, there hadn't been changes made to the gun at that time. and by the way, any actor the, anybody here in hollywood knows anything about a movie set, alec baldwin would not be made aware of that. had definitely be within the ballistics and the props. that would not be, you know, in his realm of information that would be provided. howard: right. >> so i'm not surprised in light of all this is the -- this charges were dropped. howard: right. and i'm not saying baldwin bears no responsibility. he's a producer of the film, and he's still being sued by the family. but the new prosecutor found evidence according to "the new york times" that the gun had been modified in a way that made it less safe to handle meaning baldwin's account of not pulling the trigger might be true. >> there are situations that can, you know, happen on set with these types of changes that he wouldn't be familiar with, as
anxiety. and until monday morning, there hadn't been any indication that something like this could happen. bret? >> bret: garrett tenney live in louisville, thank you. wretedth. >> bret: south carolina republican senator tim scott is a step closer to running for president. scott is officially launching an exploratory committee today as he travels to iowa, new hampshire, and south carolina. senior national correspondent rich edson has details. >> i will never back down in defense of the conservative values that make america exceptional. and that's why i'm announcing my exploratory committee for president of the united states. >> with that, south carolina senator tim scott moves just short of an official campaign for president. in a video announcement from fort sumter, the site of the opening shots of the civil war 162 years to the day. scott highlighted his upbringing, raised in the charleston area by a single