that's tony briggs with the american red cross, who says, take flash flood warning seriously. >> what we tell people is, when you're driving and you can't see the road, turn around, don't drown, he says. >> just a couple of inches of water can move your car where you don't want it to be. briggs also warned about downed power lines. >> if you are anywhere near a downed power line, please do not go anywhere near it. any power line that you see down you should always think that it is energized, he says. >> call 911 for help and briggs says everyone should have a go. kit, do you have a go kit? >> i have a everything kit. >> and what's in your everything kit? >> everything that i need to survive so they can have a kit in their car with, you know, food and water and a blanket. >> they'll be able to stay in their car and make sure that they keep their window cracked just a little bit. >> briggs, who we caught up with at the red cross's emergency shelter set up at ventura county college, told us that that kit could also have your medicines, a backup water supply, and any important papers you

and briggs is just one of them. others being un group of the g 20 and so long, those are but the breaks is a force opens uh, additional opportunities to corporate. and well, let's mention of the south african german ship and briggs 6 last year of the 15 fabrics summit and the president of which an indicator to singled out of personal efforts by president trump. also in the contributing to achieve consensus on the core issue of the assignment. they break suspension is just personal effort as negotiator. and then uh, within breaks uh we have for dozens and dozens. there were soon we wouldn't be in the position to say hundreds of events of the to bring the brakes representative. so together, right now that's where we leave the we can use update for now this south bay. nicky will be here in 30 with more do hope you can join heard this is our to introduction the the i'm action or time so you're welcome back to going underground broke of single around the world from the you a hold on the hills of tucker calls and allowing americans to finally hear assigned to the story of the us war and russi

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ah, was briggs? it is driven by the understanding that breaks offers uh, an alternative, if you wish, in terms of uh, being the platform being the venue, the place where people talk friendly to one another. and what in a very consensual manner toward solutions that make everyone comfortable and satisfied. it means that in some areas our progress that breaks is more rapid than elsewhere. this is normal expansion use yet another reflection of the fact that the several countries around one to benefit from practical forms of corporation and briggs. like for instance, new development bank and special reserve arrangement. and our interaction in this satellite that data sharing and filled the mall in every single area of practical work coming down to what to have a network of universities vaccine. the research center that is driven by o breaks countries, breaks sports games once again, where there is no arbitrary decision for political reasons to, for a close attendance and participation of some athletes. b

and i think uh with the rise of briggs and that is being able to open yourself up to a more countries has in short the doctor we can be able to start looking into the monitor paula system and ensure thought that we are able to even trade in our own conferences, and i think a lot has been in the forefront of what we've seen from last year into ensuring that the we remove the, the domain dense of the door lock in the corner machines that has enabled us to be able to trade with all all and conferences, and i think africa for that's been the need for this to ensure and obviously are able to draw on your quote number is, you know, dr. at with the corrosion understand me in many countries on the questionnaire came to be on the phone and francophone conference, particularly in the francophone countries. they all have the opposite fence in the in funds and they can not be able to look up that they own the quote on these. we thought the assigning offered with front. so in that regard, many as such countries would want to see it totally independent and breaking away from the colonial. most of w

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many people are having in the front and how many of reserves we have and why you need the number of briggs for they they began to don't save me. yeah. is difficult. so 44144, going through the fence if you need. and other, you know, the number will be gauge. so the question on mobilization it's, it's a complicated thing. yes. and the icons here with you the number of victims and casualties. but for example, if you will, you, when we speak that they had too much people? yeah. and you have to know, for example, enough to you've got just comparing the number one to 7. it's a bit to that i'm but for one das of ukrainians, the 7 that is on process want to 7. so i'm not comparing this for, and i don't want indeed strange and even to lose one for so, but we didn't the beginning. so that's, but to you, you have to know have to understand what was going on in this small city, ms. present. thank you very much for answering these questions. now i'm going to throw it to the audience. who would like to ask the 1st question? there's a question in the very back. personalized rules. mister president. firs

so how many of you want to join briggs? i, we go to almost 100 countries from level to john brooks. so clearly if public country sol value and that, that must be something good with that. so i, i think it's important today to make a distinction being between being non west and tie west me. i would such a lead kind of tries. india is a country which is non west, which has an extremely strong relationship with western countries getting but the other day. not everybody else necessarily in that grouping might qualify for that description. uh, but uh the, the contribution to bricks this way and you know, if one looks at the g 7 and how it they rolled into the treatment, i think and the way those additional 13 members who came into is because grouping 5 of them are bricks. my most the fact that there was another group which was meeting regularly and discussing and dominion, i think so. i believe also been put into the expansion of the g 70 v 7 into the do you do 20. so i think we did the service for the secretary, i'm tempted to say what my friend said and leave it at that look the what t

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russia's chairmanship in the expanded briggs association requires special attention.gn minister sergei lavrov congratulated the diplomat. he celebrated today. in the face of external sanctions pressure, it is important to solve large-scale tasks to ensure the sustainability of the national economy and create new partnerships in the field of security. in the context of the hybrid aggression unleashed by the collective west, the foreign policy service contributes to the diplomatic support of a special military operation and to the achievement of its goals. yes, sometimes it’s not easy for us; opponents use methods that have been developed over centuries. demonizing russia and do not even hesitate to make personal attacks on many of you. this has always been the case when russia stood firmly in defense of its interests and the interests of its allies. psychological stability and confidence in the rightness of their cause have invariably distinguished the best representatives of our profession. such prospects are opening up for future generations of diplomats, and how to

earlier, my colleague sally bundock spoke to andy briggs, ceo of the phoenix group and pensions advisoran by asking him if this is a global problem. so what we have globally is an ageing population. so the world economic forum recently produced some statistics that by 2050 the number of people aged over 60 globally will double and the number of people aged over 80 globally will triple by 2050. so, if you then think about that from a pensions perspective, if you want to keep the proportion of people of working age to the proportion that are retired the same, then by 2050 globally retirement ages would need to increase by eight years. so that ageing puts a huge stress and pressure on the pension system, and ultimately people need to save more and need to be prepared to work for longer. what can organisations like government or pension providers do to encourage this change of behaviour, ie working for longer and saving more? ultimately, in the uk we have auto enrolment where people are automatically enrolled into their company pension scheme. the contribution rate, minimum contribution rat

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police tracked him moving near southern briggs towards victoria embankment.ormer chancellor is standing down as mp at the next election. he served at the treasury for just six week in 2022 and was sacked following the much criticized mini budget. more than 18 current mp's had said they would leave parliament in the next election. 8 million people on means tested benefits are now receiving their final cost-of-living payment to help with those high prices and bills. the 290 nine pound payment will go directly into bank accounts of those eligible before the 22nd of february without the need to claim. no further payments are scheduled of this kind. charities are urging the government to consider more support. donald trump is not immune from prosecution for the alleged crimes he committed during his presidency to reverse the 2020 election. rejecting unanimously the former presidents immunity arguments, the appeals court in washington said public terest in holding a president accountable outweighed the potential negative impacts on the office of the presidency. it

the party protested, post briggs, it's trading arrangements, and it said, undermined not in place in united kingdom. and now that we've got the executive back up and running, it's right that people have the local politicians focusing on that prior. she's the only thing with public services that hasn't been to the government up and running a full too long, but now we do have it. i'm a consult focusing on delivering for everyone. but for me, crucially, nothing in was to be negotiated, breaks any read lines. i remember when, right, that happens. we set out a number of objectives. one was to make sure there's no hard border between norton inside. the other was to make sure that the public violence position in new york in single market wasn't undermined in any way. and the 3rd was to make sure that the good friday agreement, institutions would function. and all of those things are the case today, and that makes it a very positive day. might space spanish coast guard has rescued 102 people who are trying to reach the canary islands by boat. the bodies of 2 people are also recovered from th

but i must say that the job is not done is just another step towards briggs for the officer and take home. so we are very concerned about the situation and we want israel to stop and think very seriously before it takes any further action. don't the funny thing now and turn that into a permanent sustainable season. also on the day at taylor swift housing, yet back to joe biden, for the president city is also on the day a taylor swift housing. yet back to joe biden, for the president said he actually did in 2020. but republicans are worried that that is a whole constituency. she could swing against donald trump. well, 1st i'd say is a parents of 22 year old twin girls and my, my daughters and all of our family are swift. these for going back to we met her, i think back in new orleans in 2009. and again, she's an extraordinary performer in taylor is obviously a dynamo, everything she touches welcome to the day. now 2 more hostages, a back in is right after being freed an overnight to ride in gaza. israel says they were rescued in a special ministry operation in the southern city of raf

and briggs is just one of them. others being un group of the g 20 and so long as a but to breaks is a force opens a additional opportunities to corporate. and well, let's mention on the south african german trip and brooks for last year of the 15 brick summit and the president of which an indicator to singled out of personal efforts by president trump. also in the contributing to achieve consensus on the core issue of the summit, they brooks expansion, his personal effort as negotiator and the oven within breaks. uh, we have for dozens and dozens of very soon we wouldn't be in the position to say hundreds of events of the to bring the brakes representative so together and that is where we leave the we can use updates for now this saturday. i'll be back in less than 30 minutes with more. do hope you can join me. this is 247 archie entrance the the restaurant compulsion. is this testimony of scars, familiar with the origin? the successful? so that's one of the sense that most of the programs, common piano blogs, are shown on the minimum for give on the, along with the others on the cell

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but i must say that the job is not done is just another step towards briggs for the officer. and so we are very concerned with the situation that we want israel to stop and think very seriously before it takes any further action. don't the fighting now and turn that into a permanent sustainable season. also on the day i taylor swift, hasn't yet back to joe biden, for the president city are also on the day a taylor swift house him yet back to joe biden, for the president said he actually did in 2020. but republicans are worried that that is a whole constituency. she could swing a games. donald trump. well, 1st i'd say is a parents of 22 year old twin girls and my, my daughters and all of our family are swift. these for going back to we met her, i think back in new orleans in 2009. and again, she's an extraordinary performer in taylor is obviously a dynamo, everything she touches welcome to the day. now 2 more hostages, a back in is right. and after being freed an overnight to ride in gaza, israel says they were rescued in a special ministry operation in the southern city of ra

but i must say that the job is not done is just another step towards briggs for the $134.00 officers take home. so we are very concerned about the situation that we want israel to stop and think very seriously before it takes any further action. don't the funny thing now and turn that into a permanent sustainable season. also on the day, i tell you this way of thousands yet. back to joe biden, for the president said he actually did in 2020, but republicans are worried that that is a whole constituency. she could swing against donald trump. well, 1st i'd say is a parents of 22 year old twin girls and my my daughters and all of our family are swift. these for going back to we met her, i think back in new orleans in 2009. and again, she's an extraordinary performer in taylor is obviously a dynamo, everything she touches welcome to the day. now 2 more hostages, a back in is right. and after being freed in an overnight to ride in gaza, israel says they were rescued in a special military operation in the southern city of rafa. the 2 men were kidnapped during the october 7, 10 attacks on is

haven't heard a single word of criticism of from him so far, and i don't know him as the russians are briggs, the rest of the critics that they do know are exiled in jail or they're like kind of statement, right? those are people. that's what happens to people in the print to size the russia and that's it because they don't ship just like north korea, just like every tree, just like the arrows and then the other standard, these things are shifts. and that's how i, the viewers right now to regard which is russia. it's a, it's, it's a country where power is user as the, the sold prices that it does not represent, because people, they never elected him after the year 2000. okay, let me, i'll give you the right to reply to that in just a moment, but we must bring samuel back in samuel reaction from the west. alternative all the staff was, was swift, the case foreign office on russian diplomat saying that it holds the russian authorities fully responsible. that was statements from president by and answer the blinking the council president child. so shots, the secretary general of nato, the list g

and we believe as a part of the briggs family, the south africa has been able to achieve that, supporting closely with the russia tied not, and the brazil as well. that's all for me now. my colleagues be this crowd will be in with you where the top of the out by now the acceptance. and i'm going to plan with you whatever you do. you do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different. whitelisted opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to planes or do the have the state department, the c i a weapons, bankers, multi $1000000000.00 corporations. choose your facts for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do. don't want my show stay main street because i'm probably going to make you comfortable. my show is called stretching time. but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just change the way inside the the well interestingly enough that was one of the most valuable things that i wanted to do was question, shall we say these ukrainian prisoners? because i wanted to get inside their minds, i wanted to disentangle the strings that tied th

haven't heard a single word of criticism of from him so far, and i don't know him as the russians are briggs, the rest of them. but they do know are exiled in jail or they're like kind of statement, right? those are people. that's what happens to the people in the print to size the government and russia, and that's it because they don't ship just like north korea, just like every truly just like the rose and then the other stand there dictatorships. and that's how i the viewers right now. do we got, which is russia? it's a, it's, it's a country where power is user and the, the sold prices that it does not represent is people. they never elected him after the year 2000. okay, let me, i'll give you the right to reply to that in just a moment, but we must bring samuel backend samuel reaction from the west. alternative aldi's . death was, was swift, the case? foreign office summoned russian diplomat saying that it holds the russian authorities fully responsible. that was statements from president by and, and to the blinking, the council president child. so shots, the secretary general of nato. t

the policy protested that post briggs, it's trading arrangements. but it said undermine not in place in united kingdom. and now that we've got the executive back up and running, it's right that people have the local politicians focusing on that prior. she's the only thing with public services that hasn't been to the government up and running a full too long. but now we do have it and they consult focusing on delivering for everyone a lot for me personally and nothing in once we negotiated brakes. any red lines, i remember when right? what happens? we set out a number of objectives. one was to make sure there's no hard border between norton inside. the other was to make sure that the public violence position in new york in single market wasn't undermined in any way. and the 3rd was to make sure that the good friday agreement, institutions would function and all of those things are the case today, and that makes it a very positive day. might you go south of those incumbent to lead to eva, kansas says he's one sunday's presidential election, but offici

but at a later date, then he claimed, and for the purpose of pitching briggs among the defendants services and products, not for discussing bribes to public official one when he was in the office. well, we have the case of alexander smearing out, and this is an individual that according to special counsel, david weiss, he's now being indicted for making a false statement and creating a false and stick tissues record i could face up to 25 years in prison. essentially for providing what they allege is false information to the b. i essentially, he came forward, then you talked to the guy about the hunter, biting scandal regarding the risk, my holdings right after the 2014 you're making to the son of then vice president joe biden. who's currently the president of the united states uh, got hired by a ukranian energy firm called burris my holdings. now he got hired by them and he had no previous experience in the energy industry. and he was paid quite handsomely for his work. the whole thing smacked of corruption to most observers. so it's a ledge that smearing of misrepresented the truth to the

what president fulton talked about. briggs, introduce baltimore due to these higher than that of just and so these are the only thing. so you cannot reach the movie to be us as being loving to use. you know, the level of just becky, that you'd high boss, you bet on would system like the dollar and the financial system, etc, to, to, you know, trying to put in sanctions. but then the industry as being able to work it out by these they are actually shooting themselves. and before does what most people are kind of people are based on the products such as special. why should anytime should be dependent on when it knows that it's got to be recognized against . so that's probably a one has to look at it. and i think the time has come all again to speak about these things to know. no, but then you know, the something the mind shape problem as i say it'd be a pretty good. yeah. as, as parents are the said, the in the interview when he was talking about breakfast, that you cannot stop the song from rising and noticing that the total economy of the block is significant. now and, and even as the

and he says a ronnie and, and saw the participation in the briggs strategic family in his health, to pay the way for mutual cooperation falls. so be a review and the wrong bears all the breaks, all with eyes ation. and i think with such participation in the same organization, they will get closer to each other, understand each other and decide to do long corporation. i try that will be very happy to promote such cooperation between iraq and saudi arabia. in the sense, try, ma, is survey as a gutter and tall of the friendship renewed friendship. and i think given the special in for us. but each of these 2 countries exercise in the muslim world, their operational and friendship and close that corporation will really bode well for the muslim world for the ira blogs. and for every is that make believe throughout the world. so this is a very positive develop, but as i hope china will do more to promote such rubbish mall between and among other countries in the world. meanwhile, another diplomatic development in the region as the turkish president for the 1st time and 12 years as rock now

mark, i'm picking up on, on, on the donnie was, was saying that about briggs it in particular, i mean, forgetting your political allegiances. the people in northern ireland want to be part of the what would be the benefits to them? and um, is unification more or less inevitable even if the people in orlando don't particularly want it right now, is it something that's going to happen eventually anyway? and when we have the referendum role breaks, it is a joy to the people in. ready that actually voted to stay within the european union and not as probably because they will not move line bolts of this sort of practical difficulties. but we've experienced the use of the people in india installed on the wiles. uh so this whole business of trying to on and have those difficulties as being in the context of try to us please recreate some of the balance which was pretty much easier to create when both are and i'm the k or by the fall event because of the are being used and that would any of these particular bar to try them we'd be experiencing maurice event ineligible. i'm not sure whether th

up the bricks aspect of it all, as well as saudi arabia and iran, a 2 of the newest members joining briggs to. and when you talk about china being the media to all these are approach mall between, between re add and of course tell ron, do you think, what was it china must have mentioned the whole brick side did to them. but do you think china are in any way presented them with incentives to have this reproach small to be friends again? do you think a well, from the chinese perspective, iran and so the ruby, i have all the reasons to be friend blake towards each other because that mutual suspicion, that hostility, the alienation from each of the really do themselves no goods and also will uh, tear apart the muslim world at large, and therefore china seas all the reasons to promote such rubbers mall. china itself does not have any vested interest in this, but when we talk to somebody already be on the one hand, then you're on the other hand, we always emphasize the great contribution of peace and friendship between and among nations. especially considering the very special role that you're o

we spoke to human rights activist center briggs, she says local communities and i generally uh, not fully aware of the environmental danger that the old company shell has put them in, in your area has to be close to that dose like um. well, the applicant countries, um, as we consider the relationship with um, with western countries that go back to add to the days of the colonial um, colonial days shell is gone behind the back of the days of, of the single sites. and he's now negotiating directly with the community. and so this is busy, right? are they using money to pay the communities? oh, as usual, the communities i'm most aware of the danger that they have within themselves that them at themselves in by he will whom do these discussions which show so it shows he's a country within the country share these fraudulent in the way that the ponder is is uh, is business for his share, hold us, and to share all the really off to be a way to share those north or pre anywhere else the way it operates in the. and then i did as i reached the top star is this out loud. don't forget to check out our

a mock i'm picking up on on, on the danny was, was saying that about briggs it in particular, i mean, forgetting your political allegiances. the people in northern ireland want to be part of the what would be the benefits to them? and um is unification. more or less inevitable, even if the people in the line don't, don't particularly want it right now. is it something that's going to happen eventually anyway? when we have the referendum, the old bronx, it is the george his people handles all that actually voted to stay within the european union. and that is probably because they will not smooth mindful to the sort of practical difficulties that we've experienced starting to be is the people in school the wiles. so this whole business of trying to on and have those difficulties as being in the context of try to us please recreate some of the balance which was pretty much easier to create when both are and i'm the k or the fall event because of the or the. ready isn't that what any of these particular bar to try? we'd be experiencing more reasonable, ineligible. i'm not sure whether the

haven't heard a single word of criticism of from him so far, and i don't know him as the russians are briggs, the rest of them. but they do know are exiled in jail or they're like kind of statement, right? those are people, that's what happens to people in the print to size the government and russia, and that's it because they don't ship just like north korea just like every tree just like the arrows and then the other standard, these things are shifts and that's how i the viewers right now to regard which is russia. it's a, it's, it's a country where power is user and the, the sol prices that it does not represent, because people, they never elected him after the year 2000. okay, let me, i'll give you the right to reply to that in just a moment, but we must bring samuel back in samuel reaction from the west. alternative all the staff was, was swift, the case foreign office, someone russian diplomat saying that it holds the russian authorities fully responsible. that was statements from president by and answer the blinking the council president child. so shots, the secretary general of nato,

i spoke to andy briggs about this.visor to the uk government. i began by asking him if we are facing a global pensions crisis. so what we have globally is an ageing population. so the world economic forum recently produced some statistics that by 2050 the number of people aged over 60 globally will double, and the number of people aged over 80 globally will triple by 2050. so if you then think about that from a pensions perspective, if you want to keep the proportion of people of working age to the proportion that are retired the same, then by 2050, globally, retirement ages would need to increase by eight years. so that ageing puts a huge stress and pressure on the pension system, and ultimately people need to save more and need to be prepared to work for longer. what can organisations like government or pension providers do to encourage this change of behaviour — ie working for longer and saving more? ultimately, in the uk we have auto enrolment, where people are automatically enrolled into their company pension sche

think maybe the parallel with the uk been in 2016 when there was a brakes at the boat, the uk voted for briggseen some sort of... —— brexit. was. if there had been some sort of... -- brexit.— of... -- brexit. and we are advised and given — of... -- brexit. and we are advised and given policy — of... -- brexit. and we are advised and given policy information - of... -- brexit. and we are advised and given policy information to - of... -- brexit. and we are advised i and given policy information to make and given policy information to make a decision. that's interesting. we will have to quickly move on because there is lots coming up move on because there is lots coming up in the programme. the two major political parties in pakistan say they have reached an agreement to form a coalition government after days of negotiations. it was all announced in a late night press conference a short while ago. our pakistan correspondent, caroline davies is in islamabad and has been watching. tell us what you know. we know the rime tell us what you know. we know the prime ministerial— tell us what you know. w

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at this list 1,000 names the most powerful people, the founder of the willard hotel, the founder of briggs bank, a key advisor to lincoln all getting paid for their lost property -- >> their lost slaves. >> their lost slaves, their humans who suffered through tortured servitude. gabriel copely pops up, a black man. he found a loophole. because there was still slavery in the district, he never registered his family as free people. so technically they were still his property, and show he becomes -- >> he was able to get reparations. >> it was gabriel copely but also five other names of black people, a woman who purchased her husband, someone else who purchased her son when he was just a boy. so when wrestled with this idea what it would have meant, what could have been, and what we see through the family line of gabriel copely, doctors, lawyers, deans of colleges, you know, savvy -- someone who won the national medal of freedom. >> wow, it's a story of what the power of economic enfranchisement. >> and that's what black people want because what's been denied us since we've been here is full

brown versus board started with briggs versus elliott in south carolina.k of the bus for most of their lives will now be driving the bus. they will be -- for that state and those folks will get the opportunity for us to pick the most powerful person on the face of this planet. that's a big deal. it only happened because joe biden, joe biden said "i see you, black folks in south carolina. i hear you. and you matter. you count. and i believe that you and the voters in that state should be first." and that's a big deal. [applause] >> stephen: well. let's talk about your counterparts in the reublican party. for a long time -- >> jaime: bless their hearts. [laughter] >> stephen: i'm from south carolina. i know what that means. i know what that means. one criticism of the big tenet of the democratic party is that it's such a coalition of disparate interests that they are always infighting. these people want green but maybe that didn't please the unions for green energy or green cars to take over. strong support for israel but that's upsetting the palestinian ame

but shane briggs protects. >> ask >> your dr. or pharmacist about shin greeks today. >> this looks like an actual farm, looks cute on the app >> the boat >> when other vacation rentals aren't what they're cracked >> whenever you're working on upgrade your office at branch furniture.com i'm elizabeth wagmeister in los angeles in >> this is cnn >> tonight. a judge is rejecting former president trump's request to delay the $355 million penalty in his new york civil fraud case. that means once the judgment is officially entered, trump will have 30 days to appeal during that time. however, he will he will need to put up cash or post bond to cover the $355 million payment and the roughly $100 million in interest that he has been ordered to pay as well. new york attorney general, letitia

easier to years say apple, but apple's going get their apple's got more developers and meta and doctor briggs going up. looking for on this one. again, he just looks jealous. there could be 2 players. that's a good would be to i agree. the more the merrier. >> but if you get a chance started with your girlfriend, go apple store, set an appointment because you have to. to give you a 30 minute demo, it will blow your mind, the appalachian people do the demo. 3 out of 3 or 4 of them out of 10 by it. wow, rick, because that cool. okay. i'll check it out. thank you, ravi. i love the other. one was pretty cool, too. all right. question for rob. are you want to see, you know, a picture of him in duncan tracksuit, you can e-mail a well, some assembly democrats and republicans are coming together urge support for bipartisan legislation. >> the valid or target fentanyl dealers be 23. 36 legislation, it would add a sentencing enhancement for fentanyl dealers found in possession of a gun, but it has low could lead to 2 to 4 years in state prison, similar gun sentencing enhancements already exist for deal

i suppose it to vote for the draft briggs hope for hundreds of thousands of children to return to school and enjoy their right to education. conversely, voting your guest that often is lucian is a vote in favor of elating the theme for a better life. a vote in favor of the off that is lucian funds in solar dotted, see with the light of parties, genuine women, why opposing? it means to accept degrading practices, but destroy their dignity. a part of the more supporting the but off that is lucian means endorsing the police, send you a right to for rejecting get closer to us however, and the approval of starvation as me and a war or 4 against hundreds of 1000 to finally see me a vote in favor of the draft is a defense of the lights to have one voltage against it. is there not proven of violations, violation of hospital sanctity and the amounts of bits of those who escape and eat in the 1st place? hold on president. the council must not merely call for the ceasefire. most ensure speed for us for i did in spite or quantities during promotional community, most fucked. swiftly. because the valu

andrew percy, conservative mp for brigg and goole. >> really powerful >> yeah, really, really powerfulit's not the first time tisay 've heard someone that i mean, it's not the first time tisay 've hiard someone that i mean, it's not the first time tisay 've hi feelomeone that i mean, it's not the first time tisay 've hi feel saferne that i mean, it's not the first time tisay 've hi feel safer in jewish say that i feel safer in israel that is under israel, a country that is under constant threat than they do in this country. but to hear it on the benches so powerfully, the green benches so powerfully, uh, in parliament was uh, yesterday in parliament was was a real moment. >> well, should get should we >> well, should we get should we speak to christopher our speak to christopher hope, our political who's been political editor, who's been listening interview? listening in to that interview? just andrew percy? just there with andrew percy? chris your reaction . chris offer, um, your reaction. >> yeah. andrew percy speaks from the heart to hear him say he feels safer in israel than the uk

major development, the commissioner and overall one's been to advertise that there were no, it says briggs advert. gardner. 6 is going to turn, did not as our admin, and it said, as you can see, that the people are coming from all walks of life, women and children, john, people from all over the summer. but i've done was on the red strawberry and it's not more broad. there's a that they're not there that's been stolen and that they're the government that drive through for the government in the firewall, which of course the election come on. i was your dear all, it's all my boss was still, i had an al jazeera, we'll show you how carlos and cut eyes move a step closer to defending his tie for the knowledge in china. that's coming off in school the discussing the defining issues of our time. we are the subject of a i, we're not the users of a i going beyond the artificial intelligence hyphen, big tech propaganda to explore how to build the sites an ethical a i though is racial bias is getting worse. you get more about, you know, those in power are the ones with the resources to decide where i

the commissioner of roland braden to advertise the idea for lever doing that there were no, it says briggs. i been going to die. just going to ignore the lower estate. as you can see that a formal paper, lot of government from all walks of life, women and children. john, people from all over the summer bought i've done was on the. 7 stretch drug or some abroad, there's a that there mandate has been stolen and the government is trying to port a new system or government think about which of course the election come on i was your due to off is on my boss. so, so head here on the news on the streets of costs protests to celebrate a court ruling. that means the presidential elections will go ahead. the, the latest news as it breaks. some of those who need a may be able to access it in parcels to them. that are safe and the way there is no fighting with detailed coverage would come scripts of training here on an island that symbolizes sweden's, drastic change in military policy. from around the world, the security forces are not protecting the people, but rather the president and his decisions t

who have the ultimate se, over political issues in gaza and submitted to issues as far as the cosign briggs are concerned despite heavy. yeah, he's here is the, uh, the old political leader of how much have a spite of honey on his own. cannot decide how to move forward. he has to have the backend of both top, but it's a commanders of the l cosign brigades, along with the c s, and y, and the political establishment. those key found those of the how must move meant in 1987 people have huge political sway. and huge political influence, me, it's not going to be easy to come to model and say to the people of guys, after all those sacrifices more than $27000.00 people who were killed. we have a do. but this deal may not be really up to the expectations of the people of guys that or the people of the west bank. they know that they are not the gates and an extremely delicate path. and this explains why, from a, just a cook point of view, how much has to reach out to h us to each team back in gaza. and the, that team has to coordinate with the military establishment. come back to the political burea

as of yet, but the local sources here say that one of the ministry leaders of say, that showed that briggs, that one of the main brigades included in the islamic resistance, a group it posted that he's calling on the a rocky parliament to question the for the minutes. so they are like you for a minnesota. and to encourage him to urge him to a liaise with that countries like jordan and so data about and quade not to let the united states to use their soil to carry out the attacks again as to a locations and the rock. as you know, that these ultimate groups affiliated with the law and have been blaming neighboring countries for letting the united states using the saw it is to carry out attacks against the locations in a rock and the city a. but generally speaking, that has been a some sort of tension here between the government on the one hand and the a lot aligned mcgrooves, especially when it comes to the minute the presence of us and coalition forces and iraq, as you know, that the colon, occupation forces and they demand that they leave a rock as soon as possible. the government, on the

let's speak to the government business champion for older workers andy briggs who is also the ceo of in the uk are not working and want to work. i speak to lots of businesses and regularly get feedback that they struggle to get the skills and capabilities they need so there is an opportunity to bring these things together and get them back working and fulfilling the roles that businesses want fulfilled. . ., roles that businesses want fulfilled. . . ., , roles that businesses want fulfilled. . . ., fulfilled. what was it about the andemic fulfilled. what was it about the pandemic that _ fulfilled. what was it about the pandemic that led _ fulfilled. what was it about the pandemic that led to _ fulfilled. what was it about the pandemic that led to so - fulfilled. what was it about the pandemic that led to so many. fulfilled. what was it about the - pandemic that led to so many people going, i don't want to work any more? ., , , . ., , more? one of the biggest challenges is 'ust10% more? one of the biggest challenges is just 10% of — more? one of the biggest challenges is just 10% of t

that's true with someone like alina habba, who proudly briggs that she would rather be pretty and smart all learned just recently that she is maybe one of those things, certainly not the other. donald trump, of course, needs to find different legal counsel. that doesn't mean he will change. he will keep doing exactly what he's doing when he gets in front of his supporters, who knows what he will say? it's not just on truth social, as we all know. look, he 77. i don't know how many senate binney seven-year-olds are interesting in growth and change at this point in their lives. >> yeah, well, might be interested in bankruptcy lawyers. >> alexi buchanan, thank you very much. >> still ahead -- as investor sentiments cole soars, christine romans talks to us about how the biden administration plans to spread the good news about the american economy. the american economy. a migraine can treat when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stom

and goole, a tory mp , has brigg and goole, a tory mp, has been sitting on those benches since 2010porters of israel in parliament. he's worried about a rerun of yesterday and frankly , rerun of yesterday and frankly, about the way in which mps can choose to operate independently without those threats. >> well, he's talking about what most of us are very worried about, and that is intimidation of our public servants, of our representatives, and also intimidation in the public at large, too . we cannot have our large, too. we cannot have our democracy disrupted because of any activist group, but not least extremists on our streets, because it's just not acceptable that our mps feel they have to vote in one way or another simply because of intimidation action. and that is clearly what is happening. some people might wish to dismiss that and say, oh no, no, this is just democracy in action to me, it is absolutely not. you cannot make mps fear for their lives. i mean, look at mike freer, for example, stepping down from his role because he was pro israel in views and he received in his v

when i listen to the stories of trinity or the two-year-old that has been mentioned by senator briggs from alabama. it is hard for me not to think of my own nine-year-old daughter. america's daughters and sons that are faced with these challenges have been noted in california. what california did is speak to the issue of education and intervention that you mentioned before. knowing some legislation known as melanie's law. an overdose in hollywood involving a 15-year-old. the law mandates that every public school in california provide training to school employees on opioid prevention, life-saving response under a plan known as the comprehensive school safety plan. as a parent, i want to ask, about the whole problem. i appreciate you recognizing that and calling into the space that we are whole people and this is a will problem. i would love to hear you expound a little bit more based on your experience as an addict, and as someone willing to share your story and as a parent, moat what more can we be doing to face the will problem? >> that's an incredible question. i will start with a p