against aldi over claims of trademark infringement good evening. we have the clearest evidence yet of the way the pressure on the nhs in dealing with the covid pandemic has affected its ability to treat other patients. the number of people now on hospital waiting lists in england reached its highest since records began nearly fifteen years ago. a total of 4.7 million people were waiting for routine operations and procedures in england at the end of february 2021. so let s take a look at those having to wait more than a year to start hospital treatment it stood atjust over 1,600 in february 2020. by this february 12 months on there are nearly 388 thousand patients waiting more than a year for treatment. those numbers set out the huge and complex challenge facing the nhs how to make up the backlog of work. today, borisjohnson said he d do whatever it takes to deal with the problem. 0ur health editor, hugh pym reports. vicki has a heart condition and needs regular checku
considered himself a celebrity. he did not do it. he did not do? what killed kathleen or make stacey disappear. so everyone is making things up. you may be here for the rest of your life? maybe, but i may not be. what keeps me going is my love, my heart. i will find her. and i will bring her home and that is my promise. i just think about, is this ever going to end. am i ever going to be able to find her and get the closure that i need? in these murky, turning waters, a sister searches for answers. i m going to keep doing this every day i can and every day i can afford until the day i die, until i can bring home. solving that mystery would close the circle on a notorious and sensational case, the decision periods of stacy peterson. it brought the world s attention to a quiet, bedroom community outside of chicago and put a megaphone in front of this country s most infamous villains. drew peterson. i could stand here and cry for you, with that ma
imaginary plot, i will say, lawrence, not quite elaborate with me and chuck rosenberg, capable of all kinds of misdeeds and wrongdoing. i have to say, i kind of like his scenario. i feel like there s a scripted drama in there somewhere. so, it s one of those law school examples that kind of got carried away. [laughter] yes. [laughter] you could say that. thank you, alex. thank you for the clarification. well, today, rudolph giuliani confessed to crimes in georgia. he did not enter a formal confession in a criminal procedure but, he admitted in writing, under oath, in a civil case, that he lied about election workers ruby freeman and her daughter, shaye moss. they are suing him for those lies and rudolph giuliani found the written pleading in that case that everything he said about them was a lie. those lies amount to crimes in the state of georgia, and possibly federal crimes currently being investigated by special prosecutor jack smith. here is the video of rudolph giu
documents case leading to additional obstruction counts against the former president. wouldn t it just be refreshing if ron desantis could just admit that teaching the benefits of slavery is a mistake that needs to be corrected? instead he s doubling and tripling down on it and blaming vice president harris for the controversy. i m michael steele in for joy reid, and we begin tonight with what has become abundantly clear. donald trump has met his match with special counsel jack smith. unlike trump who always relies on insults, conspiracy theories, and alternative facts, smith is putting in the hours and doing the hard work to uncover actual facts and evidence. and last night, that due diligence was on display when the special counsel s office issued a superseding indictment in the classified documents case. it added three new charges against trump, one count of willful retention of national defense information, and two additional counts of obstruction. it also named a new d
and then, someone said he spotted her. i looked at her right in the face just like i m looking at you right now. that girls alive. but a secret recording could catch one of the town s own, revealing a sinister scheme. sara s whole deal was he explained he studied her movements. the plan was to take her money. evil, pure evil. that is never going to be over. there was something wrong on the bridge. it was 2:45 am, december 3rd, 2016. an old town on the jersey shore called neptune city. it was bitter cold. dark. it was an uber driver who saw the car just sitting there halfway across the bridge. 9-1-1, where s the emergency? i m actually on belmar bridge. right after heading down in the middle of the bridge, there is a car that s abandoned. it s off to the side of the road. what can a car? it kind of looks like an old, beat, up light tan colored, like sedan. they sent a squad car for a look. the cop got close. it was unlocked. he s in the ignition.