peters: my pleasure, but to be with you. jonathan: and thank you for joining us, for more information on what we have coming up, head to washington live.com. i am jonathan >> a discussion with democratic representative ro khanna of california on president biden's recent decision to review relations with saudi arabia. that is live from the quincy institute at new. that 1:30 janet yellen talks about the u.s. economic outlook at the international monetary fund in washington, d.c. then liz cheney talks about the constitution and defending democracy at the university of notre dame. you can also watch live coverage of the free c-span now video app or online at c-span.org. >> c-span's campaign 2022 coverage of the midterm elections continues with candidates debat fm around the countrynning live tonight at 8:00. incumbent democratic governor tony e verse debates challenr tim michael's. then at 9:00 peter welch and republican jedalloy debate for the open senate seat in vermont. dope miss a single election moment on c-span. c-span now

sergeant depweg giving direct message to peter chadwick. >> peter, end this now. you made the decision to take q.c.'s life, to steal her from her children, to leave your boys stranded on the side of a road to fend for themselves, to flee like a coward and to not face the consequences of your actions. think about your boys. peter, we are coming for you. this begins your countdown to capture. >> we didn't have any way of knowing if peter chadwick would hear about the podcast, would listen to the podcast. but it was very important to us that if he did, he knew exactly where we stood. >> despite the podcast and resources spent looking all over the world for peter chadwick, he vanished without a trace. police had no idea how clever his escape plan was. >> my thought was, okay, let me try to make it look like canada. i put leads. so i put things that would make people think i went to canada. i left some papers in the rooms. and then go to mexico. i walked across with a couple of bags and a backpack. there's less chance of getting caught, i thought. >> the story's really

where is peter? and peter's dad just basically indicates that peter was getting scared that he was suicidal. >> how could a father leave his family, leave them behind, knowing he's the only parent left? he chose to save himself, not save his kids. >> now knowing we have a manhunt, we call united states marshals for assistance. >> our initial dive into peter's finances, he had a safe deposit box. that deposit box was emptied. we suspect that there was roughly $1 million in that deposit box, just based on interviews with the bank. >> we made a decision to go to peter's father's home in santa barbara. >> we did a cursory search of the room where peter was residing at the time. >> there are references to canada, bread crumbs that would lead any investigator to thinking, this man's going to canada. he knew people in canada. he lived in canada as a child. so he's got ties there. >> so during the first three years after peter ran, the marshals followed up on leads and tips in canada, hitting dead ends at ev

peter: that is true. if there was an election tomorrow morning, based on the polls now, tories would not get a single seat. obviously this is midterm and things can change. there is every incentive for conservatives to avoid an election. the fact remains that the conservative party has caused chaos, financial chaos, looming economic chaos. people will lose jobs, mortgages are rising. they are chaotic, unfit for government. everybody can see that. i think they are in danger of losing their legitimacy. going back to alex deane's point, boris johnson is favored to return. i wonder whether they might see sense of this. in a period of financial emergency, where we are now, to put boris johnson in, the candidate of chaos back in charge, will frighten the financial markets. i have noted the prospect of a potential johnson return has already sent yields rising in the gilts market, the market in british government debt. host: the candidate of chaos, what an expression. some of these divisions, maybe we need to exp

peters: my pleasure, but to be with you. jonathan: and thank you for joining us, for more information on what we have coming up, head to washington live.com. i am jonathan countries committo providing security assistato

peters: thank you for the invitation. jonathan: over the summer, democrats seemed to have the wind at their backs and bulls are now tightening. what changed? sen. peters: actually, nothing changed from what we anticipated. we knew the polls were be tightening. and we knew these elections are all going to be nailbiter's. they are all going to be very close. if you would have asked me last year, where do you see these races in the last few weeks? i would have told you these battleground states are all going to be very tight. it is critical for us to have a ground operation to turn out voters. voter turnout in a midterm tends to drop off from a presidential election, so turnout is a major factor. it is something that the dscc which i am privileged to share has been making investments on the ground in battleground states to get out the vote. no one should be surprised with these numbers, it is going to come right down to election day and very tight races will determine the majority of the senate. jonathan: we will talk about

peters: my pleasure, but to be with you. jonathan: and thank you for joining us, for more information on what we have coming up, head to washington live.com. i am jonathan capehart, editor of the washington post. thank you for joining capehart on washington post live. >> earlier today, two major reblican party nominees debated in the race for marynd governor. hosted by maryland public television at a state university, watch tonight a 8:00 eastern on c-span. see it on our free mobile video app, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> the january 6 committee returns thursday for a hearing ahead of their release of the written report by the end of that year. watch live beginning at 4:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now or anytime on demand at c-span.org. ♪ >> middle and high school students, it is your time to shine. you are invited to participate in this year's c-span studentcam docket entry -- documentary competition. feature yourself as a newly elected member of congress. we asked the competitors what is your top priorit

peter, since you wrote the book teammates. when you tell us about this relationship between, there we go, great cover. between peewee reese and jackie robinson. separate the real from the fiction. versus nonfiction. >> i'd be happy to. when jackie was coming from hawaii, the top was that he was going to replace peewee reese as the shortstop on the dodgers. and some of the southerners, of course peewee was a southerner, from louisville, kentucky, these other southerners came to peewee and said peewee, it's african american -- of course they didn't call him an african american. he's coming to take your job. amazingly enough, what's peewee said to him, if he's good enough to take my job, he can have it. that is something amazing. when i was interviewing rex barney for my book, bums, he was telling me that they were in philadelphia and cincinnati and boston. so, we'll talk about cincinnati, because teammates talks about cincinnati, which is across the river from louisville, kentucky. which is peewee hometown. so, the dodgers and 4

ava, who helps peter? >> so, peter will have an angel next to him. >> stephen: an angel. >> yeah. >> stephen: that's interesting. so it's an angel fighting a demon. that's a classic match-up. who wants feature have a girlfriend? >> yes. >> stephen: yes? >> i know what her name's going to be. >> stephen: what's the girlfriend's name going to be? >> tan jellica. >> stephen: angelica, and there's an angel and a girl named angelica. does his girlfriend turn out to be the hero? >> yes. >> he probably wants a place to hide and maybe peter is very valuable and has knowledge he needs to know or something so he's trying to get into his blaine. >> stephen: he needs a place to live and it's inside of peter and he gets into peter and find out there's great information in peter's head. now he has that information. >> and that's where peter fights back. >> stephen: so the movie is taking place inside the head of the boy who is possessed by the demon. and, again, let's get back to this, the demon himself is a demon insid

that would i i agree with peter. and one of jackie's biographers also made that assertion, but i was told not only by peter but others i think that definitely a gesture of that occurred at least three stadiums. and one of them was cincinnati, why would rex barney tell me that story if it didn't happen you asked us. can you ask kenny that would you please and i will in fact, i think we should have we should have called him and had him on this panel like now because you know because it is to mean jackie didn't mention it in his autobiography. you would think that he would have mentioned that jackie jackie. i don't know if he took the kindnesses for granted, but he he didn't congratulate white people for being nice to him. that's not who jackie was. right, right. he he told roger khan that when he after all the abuse, he took he would come to his stanford home. go to the backyard and use a golf ball because golf balls are white and whacked it all around the place. that's how he let out his aggression because he was unab

peter, thank you very much, december. peter, thank you very much. the _ december. peter, thank you very much, the latest _ december. peter, thank you very much, the latest on _ december. peter, thank you very much, the latest on harvey - much, the latest on harvey weinstein there. anti—government protests in iran have entered the fourth week and the unrest appears to be spreading as workers in the crucial oil industry have come out on strike as well. the protests have erupted after the death of 22—year—old mahsa amini who had been arrested by the morality police. dozens of people had been detained, doesn't have been killed. iran's ofjudiciary has said he is ready to negotiate with anyone who has any any legitimate grievances. the bbc�*s reporter has the latest. some of iran's oil workers have joint anti—government protests — a significant escalation. crowd chanting here in in the heart of iran's oil industry, they're chanting, "this is the last year of harmony," referring to the supreme leader. when oil workers came out during the revolution in 1979, th

but it's just me and peter there. and then he goes down and he performs at the charity cocktail event that kimberly guilfoyle that he had no idea who it was but he just it's a show and he really answer he there's like women in skirts doing a hula dance and then after that show, he comes in, he welcomes and they clap. then he comes upstairs and he makes grand entrance on the mar a lago patio and all of the paying customers are interrupt their dinners and they stand and they applaud him every night. and like, he's like waves at them as if it's a crowd of thousands. and then here's the very revealing part. he sits down by himself at dinner with the two young aides that he's brought with him from the white house. and he spends a whole time the table and a rope, red velvet rope. by the way, i take it. and he he's talks on the phone during the dinner with the two aides sitting there. and then when we leave, you know, he, like puts the phone on hold and he smiles like this and he says, you know, did you have a good time to h

ok, let me read peter final word to you peter. we have about a minute left on the program. our european allies want to be reassured in any way going forward. well, when you're talking about, you know, repairing the relationship, i think we just need to go back to the original spirit of european corporations. and one of the things from just pushing for to go to italy is an extra european death. i mean, i don't think that does a solution. now you typically see that this undermines unity transfers calls big tensions and discussion. so i would definitely avoid that. now. add julian final word to you. how do you see this playing out? i mean, i think like a lot of the issues that her encounter different german, particularly when it was merkel and so cozy or she can believe in long there are going to be some tough points are going to be difficulties and we got it easy bits of the my correlation ship, we're not cold and old shows this points, but i think that like we've all the predecessors, these 2 will come to a, an agreement even if it comes to pressure for parliamentary or the

peters and this would indicate that dr. peters was a simply to getting a pass to go through the line to make sick calls in the staff thought nothing about it when he went in there. it's nothing unusual. he got away and he made it to union lines believe it or not. interestingly enough and i've got to rap this up. you're being very gracious with me. interestingly enough jesse gives birth to a baby girl on january 26, 1864. would you like to do the math with me? [laughter] in 1866 dr. peters files for divorce citing abandonment on the base at may 7, 1863. a couple reconciled though a couple of years later and georgian jesse sold their springfield home and 73 and moved to memphis with george passing in 1889 and jesse passing in 1921. ironies of all ironies. the daughter reportedly took care of the doctor on his stick bed. that was the point if there's splitting in the first place i'm sure. in conclusion ladies and gentlemen that's the reported bloodstains that are in the house today. in conclusion ladies and gentlemen the cover

i am peter alexander here in washington. parts of ukraine are under fire in the dark and running low on water as russia unleashes a new barrage of air strikes overnight. president zelenskyy says 30% of his country's power stations are destroyed by russia part of what he says is vladimir putin's strategy to plunge ukraine into brutal conditions just as winter approaches. we are in ukraine with the very latest ahead. plus, just 21 days out from the midterms, president biden is going to put the spotlight on a crucial issue the democrats hope will motivate their voters. abortion rights. and he is ready to make this promise. codifying roe v. wade into law will be his first big legislative priority in the new congress. if he hopes that'll be enough to keep control of congress in democratic hands, that actually may hinge on a series of other issues. right now it appears it's the economy and inflation are top of mind for voters, giving republicans an edge for the electoral jump ball. the sharpening stakes of what happens in november

>> that's right, peter. you know, after you get your shot, just with the covid vaccine, it takes two weeks for the antibodies to build up. the cdc says by the end of october, they would like to see everybody get vaccinated. who is most at risk? it is a group we have been talking about for many, many years now. 65 and older. children under the age of 2. persons who are pregnant, obese, immune owe compromised. those are the folks we worry about. a survey said half of people were planning on getting the flu shot which is consistent with the last number of years. 1 in 5 at risk are planning at getting it this year. >> dr. azar, i spoken to so many people who want to get the second covid booster and flu shot as well. what is the guidance there? should you space them out? any reason not to get them the same day? >> you may recall when the covid vaccine rolled out, we wanted the vaccines to be separated by two weeks and make sure we had a clear understanding and perception of the safety of the covid vaccine. that i

peters was present at some of the things. there was one time when the doctor came home when there was a bunch of guests there. just not van dorn, and it was a we grow upstairs about that, everybody left -- anyway, rumors or started. and van dorn, i think, moves. now after dr. peters kicked everyone out of the party, some van dorn moves to whitehall. and apparently, jesse was not far behind him. you've got to remember that the people who owned this, they are good christian folk. and when you open the door up and jesse walks through and asks where the general is, you are supposed to wait in the parlor. well, she is now waiting. he goes straight up the stairs and and to his office and they closed the door and they don't come down for a couple of hours. well, you can't have that happening. and so -- [laughs] -- the misses takes sick. put it on her husband to kick van dorn out and van dorn moves right down the hallway to the martin shares home, also known as ferguson hall. meanwhile, dr. peters, who has been making sikh called, ha

this is peter tobin. hampshire police wish to talk to him after two schoolgirls were sexually assaulted and imprisoned in a flat in havant. tobin was behind bars for ten years and returned to scotland in 200a. after attacking another young girl, he went on the run. fears are growing for the safety of a young polish woman who has been missing for three days. angelika kluk was living and working at st patrick's in glasgow. tobin was the church handyman, hiding there under a false name. he bludgeoned, raped and stabbed the 23—year—old, before concealing her body under the church floorboards. tobin was 60 at the time. the brutality of the murder convinced police he'd killed before. based in glasgow, operation anagram was a uk—wide investigation into his past. around the country, police re—examined cold cases and, soon, tobin was linked to one of scotland's longest mysteries. my colleagues in west lothian are now gravely concerned for vicky hamilton, a schoolgirl who disappeared nearly five weeks ago.

flux gourmet is the new film by peter strickland, and i want to start by saying i love peter strickland, 0k? but his films are not for everybody. so, berbarian sound studio, the duke of burgundy, in fabric. the story here, a culinary collective have a residency at a sonic catering institute where they're going to workshop their latest food art performance. fatma mohamed is the head of the collective, gwendoline christie is the head of the institute, where everything is about food and theatre. have a taste of this. you're in the shops. you're looking around. items all around you. maybe you need some tomatoes for that soup. squeeze them to make sure they're ripe. you're pushing your trolley along, looking around, and there's mrs cheeverly. you don't really like her, but a quick nod of the head will suffice, and that will allow you to proceed to the dairy counter. maybe you could ask the cheese laddie to slice you a few hundred grams of taleggio and he can wrap it up for you _ he licks his fingers before taking the wrapping and you don't really like that, but you're too polite to say anyth

peter, since you wrote the book teammates. when you tell us about this relationship -- there you go, great cover. between peewee reese and jackie robinson. separate the real from the fiction. >> when jackie was coming from hawaii, the top was that he was going to replace peewee reese as the shortstop on the dodgers. and some of the southerners, of course peewee was a southerner, from louisville, kentucky, these other southerners came to peewee and said peewee, it's african american -- of course they didn't call him an african american. he's coming to take your job. amazingly enough, what's peewee said to him, if he's good enough to take my job, he can have it. that is something amazing. when i was interviewing rex barney for my book, bums, he was telling me that they were in philadelphia and cincinnati and boston. so, we'll talk about cincinnati, because teammates talks about cincinnati which is across the river from louisville, kentucky. which is peewee hometown. so, the dodgers and 47 are playing for the first time in cincin

go for this, because it's the most peter strickland film. however if you like peter strickland, he made bavarian sound studio and in fabric, i think it's his funniest film. you said last week some of it you found funny but you didn't realise it was meant to be funny. it is meant to be funny, but it's super arch. if you like peter strickland films this will work for you. but i concede that it is not for everyone. it's very creative. and i mean that seriously, in a good way. but it's an acquired taste. i've never heard the word "creative"... laughs it's almost weaponised, that word. very quickly, one we can agree on. all finally, catherine called birdy which has been in cinemas for two weeks, now on amazon prime. it is just lovely. it is. it's a medieval story, but incredibly modern with a heroine everyone can get behind. i think it's terrific. i've seen a couple of times now, ijust love it. it's not often you can say it's a film set in 1290 but with a whip—smart script. 21st century sensibility, really good music. delightful performances. s

peter? >> the accuser says she is an independent and voted for donald trump twice and adds another layer to the conversation there. ellison barber, thanks for your reporting. >>> still ahead, vladimir putin delivered a major speech as the world braces for potential escalations in the ukraine war. what his message was to conservatives in the united states. >>> and the federal judge called it one of the most serious offenders of the january 6th riot. details on the sentence just handed down to the man who assaulted then police officer michael fanone. >>> first, the d.o.j. is trying to force testimony from one of former president trump's close confidantes. what evidence they are looking for and what it means for the mar-a-lago investigation. that's next. that's next. (vo) with their verizon private 5g network, associated british ports can now precisely orchestrate nearly 600,000 vehicles passing through their uk port every year. don't just connect your business. right on time. make it even smar

ok, let me read peter final word to you. peter. we have about a minute left on the program. our european allies want to be reassured in any way going forward. well, when you're talking about no repairing the relationship, i think we just need to go back to the original spirit of european corporations. and one of the things from just pushing for to go to italy is an extra european death. i mean, i don't think that does a solution. now you typically see that this undermines unity transfers calls big tensions and discussion. so i would definitely avoid that now. ad julian, final word to you. how do you see this playing out? i mean, i think like a lot of the issues that her encounter different german, particularly when it was merkel and so cozy or she can believe in long there are going to be some tough points are going to be difficulties and we got it easy bits of the my correlation ship, we're not cold and all that shows this points, but i think that like we will, the predecessors, these 2 will come to a, an agreement even if it comes to pressure for the parliamentary or the m

peter doocy is live from the white house with more. peter? >> steve: president biden is basically asking people that are going to fill up their tanks not to believe their eyes but to believe him. >> because of the action we are have taken gas prices are declining. nag for the last three weeks as well. and adding up real savings for families. today the most common price of gas in america is $3.39. down from over $5 when i took office. >> those numbers are just way off. gas was not over $5 a gallon when he took office. it wasn't even close. it was lower. it was 2.39. he also said the average is 3.39 right now. it's not. it's higher at 3.76. and all this also contributes to another problem, as temperatures drop, costs for home heating are rising. for natural gas up 28%. heating oil up 27. electricity up 10. propane up 5. and this is all having a real impact on growth. the real g.d.p. is just barely inching up nowhere near the growth this chart shows on the screen from previous quarters. >> look at the facts, when i took office the economy was in

so peter austenos, let's go back to your work with presidents. did you make money on the art of the deal? and what were you what were you dealing? what were you dealing with president trump? oh god the art of the deal. is a remote is truly a remarkable story and if you don't mind my touting my own memoir, especially good view watching history happen. there's a chapter called editing donald trump. um, and what happened was i had just arrived at random house. brand new fresh-faced editor and the owner random has mr. newhouse. was already very impressed with donald trump. he used it. very impressive donald trump because his best friend was the notorious lawyer boy cohn and roy cohn said you got to you got to do something with this trump fellow because he's a cover he built the trump tower remember that this is in the 8687 period so psy took me along to meet with mr. trump. there was no agent and no lawyer. and trump was so flattered that mr. newhouse a very sort of eminent figure in the world of arts letters would come to his office. he agreed to im

peters was present at some of these things. there was one time when the doctor came home when there was a bunch of guests there. just not van dorn, and it was a big row upstairs about that and everything, anyway, rumors started. and van dorn, i think, moves. now after dr. peters kicked everyone out of the party, some van dorn moves t whitehall. and apparently, jesse was not far behind him. you've got to remember that the people doing this, they are good christian folk. and when you open the door up and jesse walks through and asks where the general is, you are supposed to wait him in the parlor. well, he is not waiting. he goes straight up the stairs and they closed the door and they don't come down for a couple of hours. well, you can't have that happening. and so -- [laughs] -- the misses takes sick. put it on her husband to kick van dorn out and van dorn moves right down the hallway to martin shares home, also known as ferguson hall. meanwhile, dr. peters, who has been making sick calls, has found out that there is something

peter, for the moment. _ donald trump." 0k. peter, for the moment, thank— donald trump." 0k. peter, for the moment, thank you - donald trump." 0k. peter, for the moment, thank you very i the moment, thank you very much. peter bowe5, america correspondent. archaeologists have discovered ancient rock carving5 at the city of mosul�*s monumental mashki gate, a site the islamic state group tried to destroy in 2016. they include 2700—year—old works, depicting scenes from the ancient city of nineveh. tom brada reports. in early 2016, the city of mosul in iraq was under control mo5ul in iraq was under control of the islamic state group. nis took over major cities its militants would often lay wa5te militants would often lay waste to cultural trea5ures they came across and with target ancient artefact5 with impunity. that was the case with the mashki gate in mosul. this is what it wants look like. it was one of the monumental gates to the ancient assyrian city of nineveh which was at one point the largest city in the world. mo5ul wa5 the largest city in the world. mo5ul was effe

professor peter bamberger. a real pleasure having you on my show. and peter, we know you've researched the impact of of pay transparency what do we mean by the term wage transparency? we what do we mean by the term wage transparency?_ transparency? we are talking about three different _ transparency? we are talking about three different things, _ transparency? we are talking about three different things, in _ transparency? we are talking about three different things, in the - transparency? we are talking about three different things, in the case l three different things, in the case of buffer, we are talking about pay disclosure transparency, and they do it per person, states in the us are now mandating ranges for certain types ofjobs, but that is just one form of pay transparency. the third form of pay transparency. the third form has to do with page process transparency, where companies provide more information about how their pay system works, why people are making more than others, and how pay decisions are made. we are making more than others,

i'm peter alexander in for my friend andrea mitchell. we are watching breaking news here in washington. steve bannon sentenced this morning by a federal judge to four months in prison and a $6,500 fine on contempt of congress charges. bannon spent more than a year fighting requests from the january 6th committee to tell the truth under oath about his conversations with former president trump and other trump insiders in those key days leading up to the january 6th attack at the capitol. joining me now is nbc justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian. he is outside federal court. nbc news capitol hill correspondent ali vitali, former federal prosecutor paul butler and ben rhodes, national security advisor to president obama as well as "new york times" politics reporter, jeremy peters. he is the author of "insurgency." let's get to the headline first. ken, to you, the judge's ruling meant steve bannon got to leave a free man in the short-term. notably here, he becomes the first person ordered to serve time behind bars for defying

good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. the president is saying he wants to increase american energy production without delaying the transition to green energy and clean energy. officials are calling the move a bridge but now we know it's a bridge that leaves the strategic reserve to its lowest level since 1984. >> strategic petroleum reserve is more than half full. >> peter: still too low for critics concerned with national security. >> it's strategic petroleum reserve. it's not the political petroleum reserve. it's really for a time of war that we need the energy. >> peter: that i it's not politically motivated at all. 400 million barrels of oil that's more than any energy drawdown. >> peter: still blaming on russia. >> putin's war caused price hikes. calling on companies to pass savings on to customers. >> ramp up at ease. >> my administration has not stopped or slowed u.s. oil production. >> his administration is leasing federal land at energynies at much slower pace than the last four administrations >>ol are high at t

peters was present at some of these things. there was one time when the doctor came home when there was a buncofuests there. just not van dorn, and it was a big row strs about that and everything, anyway, rumors started van dorn, i think, moves. now after dr. peters kick eryone out of the party, some van dorn moves to whitehall. and apparently, jesse was not far behind him. you've got to remember that the people doing this, they are good christian folk. and when you open the door up and jesse walks through and asks where the general is, you are supposed to wait him in the parlor. well, he is not waiting. he goes straight up the stairs and they closed the door and they don't come down for a couple of hours. well, you can't have that happening. and so -- [laughs] -- the misses takes sick. put it on her husband to kick van dorn out and van dorn moves right down the hallway to martin shares home, also known as ferguson hall. meanwhile, dr. peters, who has been making sick calls, has found out that there is something amiss. and he r

peters was present at some of these things. there was one time when the doctor came home when there was a bunch of guests there. just not van dorn, and it was a big row upstairs about that and everything, anyway, rumors started. and van dorn, i think, moves. now after dr. peters kicked everyone out of the party, some van dorn moves to whitehall. and apparently, jesse was not far behind him. you've got toremember that the people doing this, they are go christian folk. and when you open the door up and jesse walks through and asks where the general is, you are supposed to wait him in the parlor. well, he is not waiting. he goes straight up the stairs and they closed the door and they don't come down for a couple of hours. well, you can't have that happening. and so -- [laughs] -- the misses takes sick. put it on her husband to kick van dorn out and van dorn moves right down the hallway to martin shares home, also known as ferguson hall. meanwhile, dr. peters, who has been making sick calls, has found out that there is something a

peter? >> president biden will be traveling to that region about this time next month, the g-20 being held in southeast asia as well. matt bradley live in seoul for us, thank you very much. >>> still ahead right here, why big namts like joe rogan and congress wanna lauren boebert claim schools are putting litter boxes in class rooms. a reality check from our nbc news team. >>> a new court filing that shows that elon musk is under federal investigation, over the twitter deal. what we know about its latest twist. coming up. a private 5g network. so you can do more than connect your business, you can make it even smarter. now ports can know where every piece of cargo is. and where it's going. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) robots can predict breakdowns and order their own replacement parts. (foreman) nice work. (vo) and retailers can get ahead of the fashion trend of the day with a new line tomorrow. with a verizon private 5g network, you can get more agility and security. giving you more co

which peter of. pay their taxes. which peter of course said. yes, we do want people to be able to get on in life. to course said. yes, we do want people to be able to get on in life.— to be able to get on in life. to be filthy rich? _ to be able to get on in life. to be filthy rich? yes, _ to be able to get on in life. to be filthy rich? yes, if _ to be able to get on in life. to be filthy rich? yes, if they're - to be able to get on in life. to be filthy rich? yes, if they're going l filthy rich? yes, if they're going to be filthy. _ filthy rich? yes, if they're going to be filthy. i— filthy rich? yes, if they're going to be filthy, i wouldn't - filthy rich? yes, if they're going to be filthy, i wouldn't use - filthy rich? yes, if they're going to be filthy, i wouldn't use that| to be filthy, i wouldn't use that term, but people who are going to have great wealth, it is about showing that wealth and understanding when that wealth comes from. 50 understanding when that wealth comes from, ,., understanding when that wealth comes from, y., .,

peter. generally speaking though, the, the, the, the british performance of the styling, guilt markets, etc, was a barrenness. after the re shambolic many by g alex dean can't get away from that. but by the way, we should, we should give, not a hard time to ask as well, you real that those statistics about the effect of breakfast on the economy and trade. and are these rural labor party policies as well? labor party. it doesn't challenge breaks it. it says that it was a good thing though, it has to live with it. and so labor has not offered a different sets of policies. i. e, we want to rejoin the single market or whatever they may be, than the conservative government. so ourselves claim that the conservatives are uniquely poor in that economic prognosis over the last, assess 7 years is, is, it doesn't really merits briefly because labor has not diverge from those policies, right? that the 2nd, i fact criticism isn't. there are so that the fact is, a division in the closet don't have view di

this is peter tobin. hampshire police wish to talk to him after two schoolgirls were sexually assaulted and imprisoned in a flat in havant. tobin was behind bars for ten years and returned to scotland in 2004. after attacking another young girl, he went on the run. fears are growing for the safety of a young polish woman who has been missing for three days. angelika kluk was living and working at st patrick's in glasgow. tobin was the church handyman, hiding there under a false name. he bludgeoned, raped and stabbed the 23—year—old, before concealing her body under the church floorboards. tobin was 60 at the time. the brutality of the murder convinced police he'd killed before. based in glasgow, operation anagram was a uk—wide investigation into his past. around the country, police re—examined cold cases and, soon, tobin was linked to one of scotland's longest mysteries. my colleagues in west lothian are now gravely concerned for vicky hamilton, a schoolgirl who disappeared nearly five weeks ago.

professor peter bamberger. a real pleasure having you on my show. what do we mean by the term wage transparency? we are talking about three different things, in the case of buffer, we are talking about pay disclosure transparency, and they do it per person, states in the us are now mandating ranges for certain types ofjobs, but that is just one form of pay transparency. the third form has to do with page process transparency, where companies provide more information about how their pay system works, why people are making more than others, and how pay decisions are made. and peter, we know you've researched the impact of of pay transparency in hundreds of companies. so i'm just wondering what are the positive results? i look at practices similar to what buffer does, what happens when we actually disclose how much individual employees are making. we've done these studies all over the world. one of the interesting effects is that we actually see an improvement in individual task performance. and the reason that happens is that people underestimate how

that is peter masters from the bicycle trip. who was this artist and who goes on to have a long, incredible career as an artist in washington, d. c.. next, please. that is the bicycle troop landing, you can see them carrying these awful, awful, clunky foldable bikes. one of the commandoes said who is with a different unit, there is nothing worse you can be within one of these bikes, but they did get to pegasus bridge faster than anyone else. that is an amazing photo, that is maurice latimer on the right, it has just gotten in that tower i mentioned. and, as peter masters wrote about this photo, he said is the most wonderful antidote to that horrible photo we all have in our head of the holocaust. of the jewish boy whose hands are up with the nazi shooting their gun at him. here we have a jewish socialist holding his tommy gun and capturing not days. so, i totally agree with that interpretation of this. next, please. that is after he has captured more than 300 men -- he was one of the most amazing characters, what he ends up havi

ok, let me read peter final word to you peter. we have about a minute left on the program. our european allies want to be reassured in any way going forward well when you're talking about. busy you know, repairing the relationship, i think we just need to go back to the original spirit of european corporations. and one of the things from this pushing for to go to italy is the extra european death. i mean, i don't think that's does a solution. now you typically see that this undermines unity transfers calls big tensions and discussion. so i would avoid that now. julian, final word to you. how do you see this playing out? i mean, i think like a lot of the issues that her encounter different german, particularly when it was merkle and so cozy or she can believe in long there are going to be some tough points are going to be difficulties and we got it easy bits of the my correlation ship, we're not cold and all that shows this points, but i think that like we will, the of a predecessors, these 2 will come to a, an agreement even if it comes for pressure for the parliamentary or

peter. generally speaking though, the, the, the, the british performance of the styling, guilt markets, etc, was a baroness. after the shambolic mini by g, alex dean, can't get away from that, but by the way we should, we should give not a hard time to ourselves. well, you real that very statistics about the effect of braxton on the economy and trade . and now these are all labor party policies as well. labor party. it doesn't challenge breaks it. it says that it was a good thing though. it has to live with it. and so labor has not offered a different sets of policies. i. e, we want to rejoin the single market or whatever they may be than the conservative government. so our cells claim that the conservatives are uniquely poor in that economic prognosis. over the last 7 years is that it doesn't really marry scrutiny because labor has not diverged from those policies. right? that's a fair criticism, isn't it off so that the fact is a division in the closet don't have view division, demons in t