[cheers and applause] but also joining us tonight, the 45th president, donald j. trump. roll it savannah. got failed industries along with regular bed rest and plenty of fresh vegetables present at meeting of the minds, part one. that s right. our first ever one-on-one sit down with the man himself. okay, he sat and i stood what you can hardly tell the difference. it s true. i headed down to bedminster, new jersey, to interview the president and our conversations cover topics from afghanistan to the economy but mostly we focus on me and how i am making a late night tv grade again. but the interviews fandom far and wide an end much like kat applying her hair extensions, i want to use every single piece of it. but first, greg s seven jokes. greg: seven. seven jokes. according to research, cannabis has extended the use of heart attacks in young people. and i guess this answers the age-old question, who do i have to sleep with to get my project on tv? 23 years after their a
to say craig is not. here i said that s weird. i didn t know what was. happening i know something is wrong. i don t know how wrong. a disturbing discovery in the basement. articles found on the walls. he appeared there was some kind of ambush. revelations about craig s wife. craig didn t want to be. there was a romantic relationship between them. it became painfully obvious that there was. and in the park, two young men had they identified alexander right out. the victims to? since the victims to. sounds finally, a string of security videos would lay their the bone chilling truth. diabolical plan is forming here. i we. i was stunned, absolutely stunned. remember just holding him, crying. this is a family divided like no other. yeah. hello, and welcome to dateline. the rideout appear to be a tight-knit family. so when parents craig and laura, told their seven kids they were divorcing, it came as quite a surprise. then craig went missin
survey of executives from the prominent business roundtable, ceo s outlook the strongest in the 20-year history of the survey. the omicron factor could change that. if history is a guide, large companies have managed very well through every twist and turn of this pandemic. even with tangled supply khaepbs. the covid economy has been remarkably profitable for the big companies. profits for s&p 500 companies soared 37.5% in the year ending in june. according to bloomberg, they posted biggest profit margins in 70 years. let me say that again. biggest margins since 1950. the s&p is up 20% this year. even after that november wobble there. nearly half of ceos surveyed said worker pay was the greatest cost pressure. profit margins would suggest companies are paying people more and they re still making money. it is the goldilocks moment. just right for employees and pay. inflation eats into the worker pay. goldilocks is wearing a mask. delta and omicron are still helping market conce
through sunderland in a storm. so torrential was the weather, the local trains said not to travel, but sarina wiegman s england look on their way to something good. they dominated austria through the first half. and, on 39 minutes, found a way through the wall. this was ellen white s 100th cap, and she d marked it with a goal. she s on course to soon be england women s record scorer. that was england s 33rd goal in five qualifying games, but they knew this was their biggest test. they kept their 100% record thanks to mary earps stunning save. but that was the closest austria came. and england should have had more. this win keeps them top and on course for the finals, where, down under, they ll hope for even brighter days on the pitch and with the weather. joe lynskey, bbc news. that s it. there s more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, and i ll be back with the late news at 10:10pm. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. bye for now. this is bbc news,
and the government also said it s considering how it can expand the coronavirus booster campaign. the prime minister says these measures are precautionary and temporary and will be reviewed in three weeks. we ll bring you all the latest. three people have died as storm arwen hits the uk, with winds of up to a hundred miles an hour. also today the former england cricket captain, michael vaughan, tells the bbc he s sorry for all the hurt azeem rafiq went through during the yorkshire racism scandal we ll bring you the full interview at 7.30. borisjohnson has announced new temporary coronavirus controls to come into effect in england from next week after two cases of the highly transmissible omicron variant were discovered in the uk. the uk cases, in nottingham and brentwood in essex, are linked to travel in southern africa and are from the same cluster. borisjohnson said that, in response, some coronavirus restrictions would include, the mandatory wearing of face coverin