pottinger: mike gallagher uses that phrase as well. mr. smith: i think it is based on the idea that we should halt our competitive actions in order to continue the dialogue. viewing dialogue itself as an end state. that has been one of our sources of frustration with the biden administration. they seem to start up on the right foot but felt back into this trap. mr. pottinger: one of the fruits of the audit administration's reinvigorated intensive diplomacy, one of the fruits of that. the biden administration points to the chinese military which suspended talks with us not for the first time is now talking to our military a little bit. great. second, they have said this is going to lead to new cooperation, effective cooperation stemming the flow of chemical death into our cities and communities in the form of fentanyl. i know the heritage foundation is doing some important work on the fentanyl trade. i would also point you to the house select committee on china's recent reported that points out not only is china and state owned enterprises

joining me to catch ♪ ♪ning >> good evening, i'm trace gallagher and it'sst 11:00 p.m.the east coast and 8:00 and this is america's late news, fox news at night. breaking tonight, and oval office speech to tell t americans why he dropped out of the reason yet, he failed to tell americans why he dropped out of the race. president biden addressing the nation but not offering an explanation. an israeli prime ministernj benjamin netanyahuam with joint address to congress but noticeably absent, congressiona democrats and the vice president or so. in the meantime anti-israel protests exploding outside of the capital and demonstrators burning the american flags outside union station and replacing them with palestinian flags. breaking right nowng speaker johnson and republicans taking it upon themselvesamer tonight to reinstall the american flags themselves tonight. but a different form ofewin demonstration bring inside thedo capital today is a measure can democrats was holding the sign and kamala harris, third official day of the campaignecom trail as aggressive agenda becomes

matt, you and coggin gallagher helped refrain the debate around the question of what it means to win competition and what the end-state should be. so what do you think the end goal of u.s.-china policy should be and what does victory in concrete terms mean to you? >> great. rush, courtesy. bridge, great as you. and body, too. how are you guys? look, i think that we need to define, for so, pursue victory as opposed to merely managing the competition. managing a competition sounds a lot like the '70s policies that i think have turned out to fail when their pursuit against the soviet union. and we should actually be looking to win this competition. winning the competition does not mean war and it does mean capitulation. it's still something in between, but it's very much aimed at ensuring that nation becomes persuaded, that it cannot win either a hot war against us or our friends, nor can it when it cold war which it is already waging against us and our friends. and i think that if beijing becomes persuaded like the soviets only did that they cannot win in achieving their global ends, n

it would be simplistic but true come his way agree with micah gallagher very much.s going to be hard power in the right place at the right time. it a great economic sanctions. they are completely failing against china and that's another area where i would be interested to hear the deputy site is a because administration has been saying this policy but that is basically saying china has propped up russian. economic sanctions are not stopping russia or china from doing the critical things that i do not believe given the result of the chinese leadership capacity chinese economy and military and authoritarian political structure will be able to post economic let alone soft power cost on china that would defeat a determined attack on taiwan. we can argue whether it may be better as a deterrent. i'm prepared to concede a little bit but basically it's going to be hard nosed power at the right place a right time. one i disagree on which i think is suddenly wrong that campbell said is all the money and weapons capability we a set to ukraine and europe would not help in the a

let's bring a resident of the land park neighborhood and james gallagher, thank you for coming on andhanie, this is about the target think so target being threatened by the city that they will find and charge them with public nuisance because they're calling the cops and criminal defense attorney says, now the government seeks to silence those retailers and intern manufacturers lower crime rates and no citizen should ever be penalized for lawfully calling government for protection but they are quit calling the cops because the crime rate will go up and we will look bad stephanie. >> does not sound ridiculous? we as the community never want our city or any other entity telling people not to report crime you know sacramento police department is understaffed but we were all crime to be reported so we can get the accurate count so police scanner where crimes are taking place to allocate resources accordingly. >> trace: assemblyman gallagher, what you say about this? rest of the company watching this thinking what is going on in california. >> it's really sad as here in california we see c

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trace gallagher is next. [ cheering and applause >> trace: good evening, i'm trace gallagher. 11:00 pm on the east coast, 8:00 in locket -- 8:00 in los angeles and this is america's late news, "fox news @ night". breaking tonight, builders on oval office speech that tell americans why he dropped out of the race and yet failed to tell americans why he dropped out of the race. president biden addressing the nation but not offering an explanation. and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu delivering a joint address to congress but noticeably absent, dozens of congressional democrats and even the vice president herself. meantime anti-israel protests exploding outside the capital, demonstrators burning american flags outside union station and replacing them with palestinian flags. and breaking right now, speaker johnson and republicans taking it upon themselves tonight to reinstall the american flags themselves. but a different form of demonstration brewing inside the capital today as michigan democrat was holding this sign. and kamala harris third official day on the campaign trail as

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. tonight we've discussed hurricane beryl across the caribbean.s the caribbean. in the us state of california, the region witnesses, once again, the devastating effects of heatwaves and growing wildfires across the area. as of wednesday, 28,000 people had been ordered to evacuate the 0roville area. the 4th ofjuly fireworks celebrations have been cancelled. the national weather service predicts temperatures could reach 47 degrees celsius in some areas early next week — as dangerously hot, dry and windy weather is expected to continue. david pittman, mayor of 0roville, is live with us. evacuations in 0roville... thank you for being with us. i touch on some of the challenges you are facing right now. give us a sense of the evacuations going on right now, and how many people you are able to get away from danger. irate and how many people you are able to get away from danger.— get away from danger. we had over 26,000 folks _ get away from danger. we had over 26,000 folks in — get away from danger. we had over 26,000 folks in our— get away from danger.

[ cheering and applause ] >> trace: good evening emmett tracy gallagher, it's 11:00 pm on the east coast, 8:00 in los angeles and this is america's late news, 'fox news @ night' negro breaking tonight, the border chzar who claims she's not of the border chzar now wants to fix the border. >> there's two choices in this election, one that will fix our broken immigration system and the one who is trying to stop her. >> trace: kamala harris says of the one trying to stop where is of course donald trump. >> we will not treat people who are undocumented across the border criminals, that is correct. >> trace: sounds like satire but apparently it's not, common sense and the media panel are primed and ready for the newest campaign ad, then it there is this... >> imagine over nine months, not knowing whether your son is alive. >> where is the outrage? bring them home! bring them home! >> trace: almost 300 days and six over seven, almost 300 days and days and spans of israeli american hostage have a heard from with her son, they will join us live and moments. >>> and a whole lot of finger-pointing

>> i absolutely suggest that you, trace gallagher, to that interview. but i saw that fox news asked if the unedited transcript would be made available and i understand you have not heard back on that but i think that is absolutely essential given george stephanopoulos' history. i mean clear bias in this situation and so for anyone to take it seriously and get something out of it that they could take to the bank, they are going to have to put the unedited transcript out there. >> jesse: i want to play a quick media montage, msnbc and cnn today, amber and then your final thoughts. >> but the president out there in various ways in which he will shine. i think town halls, doing things with voters, real people where he's answering questions from regular folks. >> doing unscripted casual engagements with journalists, small groups of voters at town hall. >> have some interviews with serious journalists, no holds barred, answer questions and just sit there and be joe. >> jesse: even his own side saying have him attest, and yet they are doing george stephanopoul

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.o mzimba has the latest from chelmsford crown court. over a two—year period he was active on several forums on an app called kick. some were about holly willoughby, some more about other things. by his own admission he said he lived most of his life at that time online. it was on a group called abductor lovers where the undercover police officers who we only know by the pseudonym of dave nelson first encountered him, where gavin plumb was making public posts on fare at the time he said they were upwards of maybe 50 members on the air he said gavin plumb�*s suppose stood out because of the detailed bear. he said they were not typical of the kind of posts that were seen there. that's what raised alarm bells with him. so he went on to make direct contact with gavin plumb through the app by direct private messaging so that nobody else could see over a period of days he talked to gavin plumb. that's when gavin plumb sent him videos of restraint kits, bottles of reported to be chloroform. at

thank you, charlotte gallagher.orms to the way government jobs are given out. more than 170 people are reported to have been killed — and more than 2,500 arrests have been made — including several opposition leaders. the government has said it will accept a court ruling which greatly reduces the quota of jobs reserved for veterans of the 1971 war of independence — a scheme which also covers theirfamilies. at least two million women and girls in england and wales are victims of violence every year, according to police chiefs. they say that 3,000 of these crimes are recorded every day, but the figures don't show the true scale of the issue — as many victims are too frightened to come forward. 0ur senior uk correspondent sima kotecha reports. stalking, child sexual abuse, domestic violence, sexual violence — some of the key threats facing women and girls, according to an alarming report by the national police chiefs' council. it outlines the scale of violence, calling the problem a national emergency. it says more than

. >> good evening it's in lockyer los angeles i am trace gallagher and this is america fox news @ nighteg news and range and i come of the meghan people given the reason, no explanation, no answers, there was no photo, no video, no address the nation, president biden got out of the race and remain out of sight any notify the country, with a beaver statement posted, on x and there is no word on exactly when aware we might see or hearm the president again in the meantime we have a new presidential candidate, already endorsed by many of the democratic colic. >> i can imagine we can be unburdened by what has been, you know,. >> what can be unburdened by what has been. >> what can be. >> unburdened by what has been. [inaudible]. >> what can be sc unburdened. >> let us remain focused on with many of you heard me sale of time, let us remain focused on what can be unburdened, by what has been. trace: something time democratic leaders i came jeffries nancy pelosi even barack obama still silent, on kamala harris and sing a white house correspondent peter does he live at the white house with more

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.e going to the polls in the uk general election. the bbc, like other broadcasters, isn't allowed to report details of campaigning or election issues while polls are open. you can vote until ten o'clock tonight, and photo id is needed to vote in person. here's iain watson. democracy in action. at seven o'clock this morning, 40,000 polling stations opened across the uk, some in unlikely places, from a hair salon to a launderette to someone's house. if you haven't voted yet, don't forget — for the first time at a general election, you'll need to produce a form of id. this electoral commission video demonstrates how it works. driving licence, passport, bus passes for older or disabled people are all accepted ways of proving your identity. 150,000 staff are on duty to enable you to cast your vote in the privacy of the polling booth, while pets faithfully wait outside. but from leads to leaders... in yorkshire, rishi sunak chose to vote early, but you have until ten o'clock tonight to cast y

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.e drowned off the coast of northern france, while trying to cross the channel to britain, in an overcrowded inflatable boat. dozens of other migrants were on board. stopping the dangerous and illegaljourneys, is a major issue for the new labour government, and they inherit a system where no new asylum claims are currently being processed. daniel sandford has been speaking to two people stuck in legal limbo. reporting to the police in luton, as he has to every fortnight, suhaibjaber is an asylum seeker from syria, whose application has made no progress for 20 months. along with more than 100,000 others, he's stuck in legal limbo with no way out. and this week, hundreds more people arrived illegally across the english channel on small boats. more than 400 arrived on tuesday. under a law passed by the conservative government last year, none of them can be granted asylum. so the list of people in limbo just grows. it's the only thing that i want — just to treat us like human beings, not nu

with me is our correspondent charlotte gallagher.me to that bbc statement that has just been released, but you have additional new information. we do have additional new information. - do because the metropolitan police has confirmed the man who was sharing those indecent images of children with huw edwards was a convicted paedophile. 25—year—old alex williams. police say he pleaded guilty to possessing and distributing category a, b and c images. a, the most severe and seemed the least. as well as possessing prohibited images of children. sentenced to 12 months jail sentence in march in wales. please save the investigation into edwards began after a phone seized by officers as part of an unrelated investigation revealed his participation in a whatsapp conversation. that is the latest from the metropolitan police. this images shared with huw edwards was shared by a convicted paedophile. the images we are seeing on the screen is of course when huw edwards arrived at magistrates�* court surrounded by all of the media. as i was saying,

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charlotte gallagher, bbc news.erstood to have come to an end without agreement. they were being held in doha and cairo. our gaza correspondent rushdi abualouf has more from istanbul. very sad news for the people in gaza who were like, you know, watching the news of the ceasefire talks for the last three or four weeks between cairo and doha. and the unfortunate news for them today that the talks ended without any result. you know, the americans were, high—level americans were involved. the qatari prime minister met with the israeli, head of the mossad and with the egyptian intelligence chief. so, very big names were involved, trying to, you know, get this deal going forward and done with. we heard in the last two or three hours from the senior official who was close monitoring and in some stages he was involved in the talks itself. he said that hamas was willing to give more concessions and they were soft in their position, and they were very flexible in order to do the deal. but he himself, quoting hamas, saying th

. >> i'm trace gallagher, 11 p.m.east coast, 8:00 in los angeles this is fox news continuing coverage of breaking news. breaking tonight, president biden calling americans to unite in a rare address from oval office following the assassination attempt on former president trump. >> we're not enemies, we're neighbors, we're friends. coworkers, citizens, we're fellow americans. we must stand together there is no place in america for this violence. for any violence ever. period. no exceptions, we can't allow this to be normalized. >> address size investigation into what went wrong now wrapping up, investigators trying to figure out why there was a major security break down and how 20-year-old thomas matthew crooks was able to climb a building with high power rifle, get a clear line of sight and shoot and open fire on president trump in pennsylvania we begin with the senior national correspondent kevin cork who is live in tc with more from president biden's remarks. >> in calling on americans to lower temperature in politi

the, the spot on charlie gallagher has more on the rescue efforts. sluggish. why not is a highly area dotted with the t estate. so and with this kind of difficult heading, you can imagine how challenging it is proving for the rescue team. so to be able to do their jobs, as you can see the visuals. so you know, you'll see large amounts of debris and fallen trees. the in large patches of areas and muddy waters gushing to people's homes. and the situation is compounded by the fact that the 2 bridges that connected these affected areas with the main town had been destroyed by the line slides overnight of the end. the artist flow, which is the national disaster response for steam, they've been dispatched to the ground and more teams out on the way as we speak. now, usually british or the india or if or the fullest respondents in these kind of situations in india. but the situation is so grim, it's so serious that the army has been called in the air force has been called. and as you said, 200 soldiers have been deployed the to the, to the region. and the 1st priorit

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. confirmed thousands of prisoners are to be released early, to avoid what thejustice secretary, shabana mahmood is calling, "a total breakdown of law and order." she says without immediate action to address overcrowding, prisons would run out of space within weeks. figures published today, show the total prison population in england and wales is 87,500. that's close to the 2011 record high, of 88,000. and the "usable operational capacity," that's the total number of people a prison can hold safely, was almost 89,000, leaving spare capacity, of less than 1500 places. the shadow security minister, tom tugendhat, has attacked the early release plan, questioning whether 20,000 criminals let on to the streets is a good idea. here's sima kotecha. hmp bedford, a prison for hundreds of male offenders, some of whom are very dangerous. earlier this year, the chief inspector of prisons said the victorian jail had some of the worst conditions he'd ever seen. today, inmates here are behind bars for

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our culture correspondent charlotte gallagher talked us through the corporation's top earners.zoe ball. and then that list continues. someone who's on the list who no longer works at the bbc, huw edwards, the former news presenter, he was actually paid an additional £40,000 last year compared to his salary the previous year. now he wasn't on air, of course, from july 2023 onwards — he took medical leave for reasons people will know. however, this additional £a0,000, it wasn't a raise that he got while he was away from the bbc. the bbc have said it was for work, extra hours, additional responsibilities that he took on while he was still here. so you imagine that's probably because he was leading the corporation's coverage of the coronation, and that's where that money came from. there are also people who aren't on those lists, and people will think, "why are they not on there?" you know, we see them all the time on the bbc — on the light entertainment shows, the chat shows — and that's because they are paid either through bbc studios, which is the commercial arm of the bbc, or i

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. >> a min for trace gallagher 8:00 pm on the west coast 11:00 o'clock in washington and this is america's late news fox news at night. breaking tonight president biden in the spotlight after a treacherous debate performance last thursday he's campaigning in battleground wisconsin and pennsylvania gave 2 a radio interview is 1 prime tonight where he refused to agree to a cognitive test doubling down on the idea that concerned americans need to watch him. >> would you be willing to undergo up independent medical evaluation including neurological and cognitive tests and give the results to the american people. >> have a cognitive test every single day. >> would you be willing to have an independent medical evaluation. >> there's a lot of time left in the campaign over 125 days. >> so your answer is you don't want to do that. >> avert he done that. >> we were watching in critics said it was a great week. >> 1 last thing they used to think when i was a senator when there was congestion and the highways of there's no congestion anymore we go on the highway no congestion the way they get me to s

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protesters half again rallied in his way the cities demanding the release of hostages still held in gallagher. one foot marched for 4 days from tel aviv to jerusalem. cooling on government officials to make a deal to end this war. and look forward to using the french town of it's been us for say say a man opened fire at a party, killing 3 people before turning the gun on himself. at least 4 of those 4 wounded. the incident, a local prosecute, a suggest that the shooter was known among the party. guess police are investigating it's the big day for football fans all over the world. the road 2024 ends with the final match between spain and england. 2 are facing of tonight and by then you happens to be or the german capital has been meeting up with friends from both countries. crowding the streets take off is at 9 pm local time. a. tom galloway has been reporting for matches for us during this tournament. it's been the night detaining tournament, but what about the favorites for tonight's match festival? well, i think i might be just about the englishman in berlin, who will tell you that the favo

, i love you, america. >> trace: good evening, i'm in for trace gallagher. 11:00 pm on the east coast, 8:00 in los angeles and this is america's late news, "fox news @ night". >>> we are all looking for the path to win, all the governors agree in the president agrees. >> when you love someone, you tell them the truth. the president has had our back and we will have his. >> joe biden is in it to win it. >> breaking tonight, more than 20 democratic governors coming together with president biden in a "crisis meeting" tonight with only three of those governors and speaking to the press. senior white house correspondent saying their words did nothing to quell concerns that biden may drop out of the race. >> it wasn't until the third speaker cathy hochul that we heard definitively that biden is in it to win it. this moment from the democratic governors who met with the president, 22 of them, not hearing that he's and it firmly until the third speaker really means this question continues into tomorrow. >> and this just in, a second congressional democrat officially asking president biden to

>>> thank you to our guests and studio audience, "fox news @ night" with trace gallagher. >> trace: 11:00 pm on the east coast, 8:00 in los angeles and this is america's late news, "fox news @ night". >>> you think biden should step down? you've talked to him more than anybody else lately. >> trace: breaking tonight, tmc capturing george stephanopoulos who interviewed the president just days ago admitting he thinks biden cannot serve another term. >>> meantime another day of democratic cleanup after biden's bad debate night at all eyes now looking toward the president's "big boy press conference" this week. >> it was a bad night, we understand that. i would call it we had a bad night. right? >> he had a bad night. >> a bad night. >> a bad night. he will have a press conference lot -- next week at nato. a big boy press conference. when he gives his press conference,'s big boy press conference. >> a press conference, i guess a big boy press conference. >> trace: and former president trump getting his essay on the democrats chaos at a massive rally in florida tonight with senator and pote

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todd piro, dagen mcdowell, david angelo, kat timpf, our studio audience, "fox news @ night" with trace gallagher is coming up. i love you, america. >> trace: 11:00 pm on the east coast, 8:00 in los angeles and this is america's late news, "fox news @ night". breaking tonight, the biden campaign is now insisting the president is back on track, as sharp as ever, stronger than ever. and for his part the president is again reiterating that he has no plans to drop out. >> folks, you probably noticed there's a lot of speculation lately, what is joe biden going to do, stay in the race, drop out? i am running and we are going to win. >> trace: but many democrats are very skeptical of the president's mental capacity and two of the parties most influential figures are now very concerned about joe biden's path to victory is vanishing. the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with breaking information on this. >> reporter: good evening my friend. in the movie good fellows, joe pesci's character thinks he's about to become a made man. only to be led into a woodpaneled room by them and he's

the anonymous employees detailed their allegations against president and ceo lindsay gallagher and a four page letter obtained by the chronicle. the paper reports. gallagher declined to share specifics about an individual personnel matter in response to its report. happening today, a celebration of peruvian cuisine kicks off san francisco restaurant lamar has put together a ten day culinary tour of san francisco's peruvian restaurants starting today. guests can collect stamps for visiting six participating restaurants, including lamar mercado, mariposas, lomo libre and puerto 27, in pacifica. those who collect stamps from at least three of the restaurants from now until july 28th, which is peru's independence day, get a chance to enter a competition to win a trip for two to lima, peru. and it's official the oakland a's first game in sacramento will be march 31st, 2025, and they'll play the chicago cubs. the a's releasing this new video on social media to announce next season's schedule. they'll play at sutter health park in west sacramento ahead of the a's move to las vegas in 2028.

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nexus trace gallagher.merica. >> i'm trace gallagher it's half past 12 on the east coast, 9:30 in los angeles and this is america's late news fox news at night. fox news at night is learning that donald trump's would be assassin previously wrote on gaming platform july 13 for be my premier watch as it unfolds. they also found searches like when is the dnc convention and july 13 for trump rally on his laptop. the secret service director made a surprise appearance at the republican national convention in republican senators wanted answers. >> this is exactly what you are doing today. >> you are the people answers. >> and then there's this. >> president joe biden: the dr cain a man said he had this promo that problem. >> reporter: he added a medical condition to the list of things like to get him to step aside as well as hitting their skiing at by a train or the lord almighty coming down on the same day biden tested positive for covid-19 the third time coming as senate majority leader chuck schumer joined call

. >> i met ed gallagher, and then we came up with the idea of the radio show. >> they recorded theirations as audition tapes for comedy jobs. eventually, gallagher stopped leaving bob alone to develop his famous one man, two way telephone conversations. in 1959, newhart was introduced to the head of talent at warner bros. records. the button-down mind of bob newhart was born and became the first comedy album to go number one on the charts. in 1961, nbc gave bob his big break with the bob newhart show. it brought comedians and other acts together to perform, eventually winning both an emmy and a peabody award in 1972. bob starred in his second show, the bob newhart show, on cbs. he played a doctor surrounded by friends and family who had many problems but were essentially normal. >> i am really not mad. >> the show lasted seven years and bob would return to live performances until something better came along in 1982. it did. cbs gave him another stab at it with bob playing the host of a local talk show in vermont. newhart was again surrounded by a cast of crazies. bob ended the show i

closest allies in congress are urging him to drop out of the race for the white house cnn's dianne gallagher is in raleigh where that event is about to get underway. dianne, tell us more about this event. and who's going and what it's going to be about jessica, this is the biggest fundraiser of the year for democrats in this crucial battlegrounds. >> date, the biden campaign, of course, has already invested heavily in north carolina and both staffing and financially. >> this though, is about those downballot races. >> it has long been dubbed the unity dinner. and of course, tonight's event comes as the top of the ticket is anything but the former speaker headlining the event is expected to talk about trying to bring the party together to beat republicans up and down the ballot. but it's going to be whether or not she says something something about the top of the ticket the uncertainty there that many people are looking for. again, clear focus on down-ballot. that's what they're here raising money for and they have big names deep pockets in the room, but they also want to talk about those rac

we were just interested in building mount gallagher. the, the white angels are ukrainian power emitted 3 police units. they re frontline towns and on notorious for the extreme brutality enough to have got the 100 down children ships post. i am a go at each a. m u n t a mind check out mama, nobody out the bill to come deal of this of the of go resident was able to hide a 12 year old son. this is using some authorities even offered a reward for his camp. just send you over to see what your thoughts are on their funding for months here. sure. last year, the shot records for the, for marcus is, looks to be from one of them for little soon, readings or 3 or more of those little sitting or so i'm definitely normally sure. are you really don't know what the heck he watson what the weight is dealing with? doesn't still sit on? no, no, you're me. she to go with this 100. we have to be if you go to was mine, which is just to me of these going thursday or we'll have to go up there for june. is the subsea is to brookfield when you believe which is

that is what they need to look at. >> is a key question right there it's teresa gallagher by the way thank you so much for coming on that is the question. was there enough assets? were there enough resources on the site to be able to secure that building? i know they were people at least reportedly who warned and said what's going on there's a guy climbing this building. do you think they have the resources and the trump campaign to be able to successfully thwart these types of threats? >> i do not want to pass a judgment because obviously i was not involved in the advance itself i will tell you they need to take a deep dive into this and make sure they do have the proper assets for president trump because protective intelligence division will be doing a threat assessment they will determine whether or not which of the proper assets involved because as a threat increases the assets have to increase as well. we will see that here in the near future i'm sure based on the different studies that will be done and assessments that will be done for what occurred today. >> should there be a

and gallagher the, the white angels, ukrainian power emitted replace units, they rate front line towns and on notorious for the extreme brutality enough to have got the 100 down children ships post. i am to go at each of them. you get my check out, mama, me for the be able to come deal of this of the of go resident was able to hide a 12 year old son, a decision using some authorities even offered a reward for his camp. just before i send you over to see what the juniors are for 2 years, and it also was for jerome who supported sure, last 3 years each and every corner of this a market survey for the for one for the, for a little while for him really to of 3 of the longer those little sitting already. so i'm definitely normally show argument, let me know what the heck he wants. what are we dealing with? i can still sit on the night do on the sheet to begin with is 100. we have to move will be interesting to me of these games thursday or we'll have to go up there to the juniors. the subsea is 2 bucks a month when you boy, you can switch the she is the word easy or new subsector new functi

this is, from, noel gallagher. noel gallagher? yes.said something about how musicians should stop getting spouting political nonsense and just get on with playing their instruments and effing off afterwards. what do you think, carol? >> straight, michael well, i don't like tents or sleeping with mud. okay. been for a long time . time. >> okay, but you used to go back in the day. >> long. >> long. >> about 20 years ago. yeah. okay when the hair was. yeah, i know, i feel your pain. follically. >> challenged. >> challenged. >> that's what we like to call ourselves, yes. so, bruce, what do you think? now musicians, in terms of, you know, should they just shut up and play their instruments? >> i think they should just shut up. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> so don't even don't even play. don't even play. >> just stand a lot of it's nonsense. yeah, yeah. >> you're a big musical fan. yeah, well, you know that jonathan kogan here is in a successful band. believe it or not, he's a band. not just a comedian. >> yeah, i'm in the mamas and the papas , every

plus, in, ask the five bunch of five, even noel gallagher has kicked off. break. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news hello! welcome to your gb news weather update from the met office as we go into sunday it's a case of showers once again. sunny spells and still feeling on the cool side for the time of year. we've got this area of low pressure moving out towards the east and driving north westerly winds, so bringing that fresher feel for sunday. but it's turning dry across parts of england to through this evening with some late evening sunshine clear spells elsewhere but a few showers mainly coming into western parts of england and into wales and north western england as well. but still temperatures around 10 or 11 degrees, but under the clear skies across scotland could dip down into the mid single figures. so to start sunday morning then we've got plenty of showers coming in towards the southwest of england into wales. these could be heavy at times as well. driest further towards the east with some bright sunshine h

this is, from, noel gallagher. noel gallagher? yes.o said something about how musicians should stop getting spouting political nonsense and just get on with playing their instruments and effing off afterwards. what do you think, carol? >> straight, michael well, i don't like tents or sleeping with mud. okay. been for a long time . time. >> okay, but you used to go back in the day. >> long. >> long. >> about 20 years ago. yeah. okay when the hair was. yeah, i know, i feel your pain. follically. >> challenged. >> challenged. >> that's what we like to call ourselves, yes. so, bruce, what do you think? now musicians, in terms of, you know, should they just shut up and play their instruments? >> i think they should just shut up. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> so don't even don't even play. don't even play. >> just stand a lot of it's nonsense. yeah, yeah. >> you're a big musical fan. yeah, well, you know that jonathan kogan here is in a successful band. believe it or not, he's a band. not just a comedian. >> yeah, i'm in the mamas and the papas , eve

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. is going to be cloudy and cooler than it was yesterday. the other thing is the pollen levels are moderate or high, and we're talking grass and nettle pollen at this time of year. now what's happening is we've got a weak weather front which is travelling southwards. there's a lot of cloud around, that cloud thick enough for some patchy light rain and drizzle. this morning's rain clearing away from the south—east, but we've got some more showery outbreaks of rain coming into the north—west. you can see this ridge of high pressure trying to build in, and although there's a lot of cloud around, there will be some brighter breaks, the best of which are going to be across parts of central and southern scotland, where we'll see some sunny skies. some sunshine coming in to the east of northern ireland, but a lot of cloud across england and wales. some breaks now and again, perhaps the best ones across the south—west. but here, as temperatures rise, that could trigger a few sharp showers and y