mouse smile.s mouse will not even apologize if the person closest to you dies in its amusement park. last october , a married couple visited disneyland in orlando. her husband, jeffrey pikalo. for the woman, rest among the attractions turned out to be fatal. she was killed by corn pancakes, which caused an acute attack of allergies. she always had pills with her, she was always very vigilant, warned people around her about such situations. relatives kanapkorn claim that as soon as she entered the park's restaurant, the woman warned the waiters that she suffered from allergies and was promised complete safety. $5,000 suddenly turned out, he is prohibited from suing the owners of mickey mouse, all because of his love for cartoons, when jeffrey picolo signed up for the disney plus streaming service, he did not know that he had fallen into a mousetrap. on the first page of the user agreement , it is highlighted that any dispute between you and us, except for minor claims, is subject to a class action

mouse smile.his mouse will not even apologize if you visit it in an amusement park, the person closest to you will die. last october , a married couple, canapcorn tantuan and her husband jeffrey pikalo, visited disneyland in orlando. for the woman, the rides turned out to be fatal, she was killed by corn aladies, which caused an acute attack of allergies. she always had them with her. that she suffers from allergies and she was promised complete safety. they claimed that the food was dairy-free products and nuts. forty minutes after lunch, the woman began to have difficulty breathing. before the ambulance arrived, she gave herself an antihistamine shot, but still lost consciousness. epipen is a drug, but it only temporarily preserves life and allows you to get to the hospital, it is not a cure. the antidote that was administered at the hospital did not help either, the woman died the same day. the grief-stricken widower sought justice, but a criminal case was never opened. then he demanded compens

that's not a mickey mouse degree. >> yeah.lly odd mickey mouse over the pandemic media studies or something, isn't it? it's not. which added, it's yeah, it's anything with the word studies. yeah.in anything with the word studies. yeah. in the title women study. >> yeah i know it's like but then again , this is the average then again, this is the average salary. i feel like a lot of people who study drama and engush people who study drama and english just didn't want to work. >> loads of my friends did drama. and they're doing actually no, they're not necessarily doing that well, but some of them are doing well. so i mean, i think this is really unfair. well, well, i don't know. >> i think just university is done. >> let's move on. leo, this is the telegraph. and what's this? this is a minus numpties ruining the lake district. yes. >> on mindless numpties are ruining the lake district. i thought numpties was a scottish term, but no, it's used here. >> yeah, english. all right. >> yeah, english. all right. >> cool. so, groups of

. >> all these years later, i went, is still drawing mickey mouse.rawing of mickey for us in under three minutes and explained why the character has meant so much to him for so long. >> i think it's pretty incredible that this little character that walt started, you know, just trying to be a little personality assigned to the purpose of laughter is how walt put it. and here, 95 plus years later, he's still going strong. i think it's incredible. >> george pennacchio for abc news. >> that is just incredible. and he landed his dream job. that's it for abc seven news at four. i'm kristen sze abc seven news at five is next. when you have moderate to severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, you can stay ahead of your eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your skin from within. many adults saw 90% clearer ski

the financial source is from the company that makes the cartoon character mickey mouse. this is when the most beautiful memories of our childhood are recorded by watching this animated cartoon. we on the opposite side, we see the children of gaza who see their families burning in front of their eyes. another animated program is carton dora, which seems to be full of moral concepts. children in the gaza strip used to go to school with backpacks that had pictures of cartoon characters on them. now how to tell them the same. the characters destroyed their schools and that is unfortunate. thank you very much for being with us. god bless i would like to greet you again, dear compatriots, have a good evening. according to the temperature map , we expect that until tomorrow it will continue in the northern parts let's see the temperature decrease in our country. but in the central areas of the southern parts, hot weather continues. rains tonight in the northwestern parts of the country, as well as the southern shores of the caspian sea , the southern slopes of elbort, the north

and in the seven debates changed and he didn't have any news media county didn't have any mickey mousestraight up conversations about freedom and slavery in the constitution. i think if donald trump says every day i'm eager to debate her, i'm happy to stand on the stage. she gets to ask me questions, i got to ask her questions. what is she afraid of? that all he has to say. what is he afraid of? and i think the truth is that he will grant her down. >> sean: i hope you're right. i hope every american understands everything that we're putting on the screen. the media knows about it. i have it on my website, the kamala files, her and her own words, or radicalism. you can hear it yourself permit and played it a lot of this program captivated on my radio program. have the walls -- walz files, you can download it, you can fit into social media, give it your fans, your families, and coworker and bypass the media. and deputize everybody in this audience and i hope they'll send it around. hannity.com. it's free. anyway, newt gingrich. thank you. when we come back, kamala harris not trying to ad

the little girl, the twins sat in the corner holding onto their mickey mouse. in l these evacuations the child has not been able to leave her toy. this is one of many stories. >> speaking of safety we have heard reports today, yesterday and for many days now schools that are doubling as shelters and houses, residential areas being struck. have you seen that? >> i have seen it in abundance. the amount of rubble and destroyed buildings, it's hard to imagine if you aren't here. we were in gra a city today whee the destruction was mind-boggling. people pointed out destroyed buildings saying they believe there were bodies there by no means to bring them back. you can hear it. in our house here can feel the impact. >> fewer than 90 days remain until the u.s. presidential election. both kamala harris and donald trump are out rallying voters. vice president harris is campaigning in arizona. it's a critical battleground state. former president donald trump is set to campaign in montana where a key senate seat is up for grabs. the events come after the candidates agreed

the little girl, the twins sat in the corner holding onto their mickey mouse. in all these evacuations the child has not been able to leave her toy. this is one of many stories. >> speaking of safety we have heard reports today, yesterday and for many days now schools that are doubling as shelters and houses, residential areas being struck. have you seen that? >> i have seen it in abundance. the amount of rubble and destroyed buildings, it's hard to imagine if you aren't here. we were in gra a city today whee the destruction was mind-boggling. people pointed out destroyed buildings saying they believe there were bodies there by no means to bring them back. you can hear it. in our house here we can feel the impact. >> fewer than 90 days remain until the u.s. presidential election. both kamala harris and donald trump are out rallying voters. vice president harris is campaigning in arizona. it's a critical battleground state. former president donald trump is set to campaign in montana where a key senate seat is up for grabs. the events come after the candidates ag

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they call them mickey mouse degrees . i they call them mickey mouse degrees. and i know this firsthand. i happen to i did one myself media studies, media studies, film studies , stand up studies, film studies, stand up comedy a waste of money. yeah, yeah , i hope that this is. and yeah, i hope that this is. and if they raise the cap , i hope if they raise the cap, i hope people come to their senses, realises degrees are not what they used to be and do something more important. >> this is a problem. this is a problem of centralisation, is that the government is involved in everything, including giving these universities money, and they're supposedly private institutions. but the university but the government is involved in money. >> and the louis. i assume you didn't get to read this one because there's so many stories for you. we face 400 threats in a single day, revealed jewish chaplains on campus. i did get to read it. did you? did you manage to read it? i did pretty insane. >> you can. well, it's not insane. we live in a horrible time, right now. >> well, b

and they're getting what are called mickey mouse degrees, which unfortunately aren't actually mickey won't even get you a job at disney. and also, i think what the kids are seeing as they're growing up and they're seeing on the news what's coming out of universities is the jew hating demonstrations and discussions of magic. >> i can do that for free. yeah. >> i can do that for free. yeah. >> yeah, totally. well, you're welcome. and, you know, a place where you can learn sort of magical gender spells and change your identity. and this and that. that's not what university is supposed to be about. so i think that what people are seeing, a university isn't looking like we're not hearing interesting things at universities are discovering, because instead we're hearing all this stuff, but of course, it was tony blair's drive to get 50% of the country or young people into university. and i agree with you end up with a lot of unemployed people. he's backtracking on a hell of a lot ofideas backtracking on a hell of a lot of ideas that he had. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> he's

they call them mickey mouse degrees . i they call them mickey mouse degrees.nd i know this firsthand. i happen to i did one myself media studies, media studies, film studies , stand up studies, film studies, stand up comedy a waste of money. yeah, yeah , i hope that this is. and yeah, i hope that this is. and if they raise the cap , i hope if they raise the cap, i hope people come to their senses, realises degrees are not what they used to be and do something more important. >> this is a problem. this is a problem of centralisation, is that the government is involved in everything, including giving these universities money, and they're supposedly private institutions. but the university but the government is involved in money. >> and the louis. i assume you didn't get to read this one because there's so many stories for you. we face 400 threats in a single day, revealed jewish chaplains on campus. i did get to read it. did you? did you manage to read it? i did pretty insane. >> you can. well, it's not insane. we live in a horrible time, right now. >> well, but

so we're not talking about a mickey mouse, little, you know, sabotage event. $500.00 kilos is a heavy. yeah, no, they're not yet a couple of drunk guys to swim under and carry 500 k o is. we're not, they're not most uh, they're not robbing a convenient store. and that almost seems like what they're saying so. so let's continue to offer it in this business, and this is why we want to do this. we tell stories like these without proper context. and many of you are, are, are watching us from all over the world right now. and you probably don't make the background, i don't blame you, you've got a life to live, right? but you don't understand the history of the significance of the north stream pipeline. without that, it's kind of hard to understand why this whole thing happened. who may have done it and why they possibly could have done it. so here's some background. this is a dw documentary, we found a kind of lays out the facts quite clearly. here it is. champions of my 2 friends, rushes vladimir food and former german chancellor. gerhard schroeder, the envelope and these, this guy, we ne

so we're not talking about a mickey mouse, little, you know, sabotage event. $500.00 kilos is a heavy. yeah, no, they're not. get a couple of drunk guys to swim under and carry 500 k o is. we're not, they're not most uh, they're not robbing a convenient store. and that almost seems like what they're saying so. so let's continue to offer it in this business, and this is why we want to do this. we tell stories like these without proper context. and many of you are, are watching us from all over the world right now, and you probably don't made it background. i don't blame you, you've got a life to live, right? but you don't understand the history of the significance of the north stream pipeline. without that, it's kind of hard to understand why this whole thing happened. who may have done it and why they possibly could have done it. so here's some background. this is a dw documentary we found a kind of lays out the facts quite clearly. here it is championed by 2 friends, rushes vladimir putin and former german chancellor. gerhard schroeder, the envelope and these, this guy, we need this

so we're not talking about a mickey mouse, little, you know, sabotage event. $500.00 kilos is a heavy. yeah, no, they're not yet a couple of drunk guys to swim under and carry 500 cable is we're not. they're not most uh, they're not robbing a convenient store. and that almost seems like what they're saying so. so let's continue to offer it in this business, and this is why we want to do this. we tell stories like these without proper context. and many of you are, are watching us from all over the world right now, and you probably don't make the background. i don't blame you, you've got a life to live, right? but you don't understand the history of the significance of the north stream pipeline. without that, it's kind of hard to understand why this whole thing happened. who may have done it and why they possibly could have done it. so here's some background. this is a dw documentary we found a kind of lays out the facts quite clearly. here it is championed by 2 friends, rushes vladimir putin and former german chancellor. gerhard schroeder, the blow open these, this guy, we need this ga

so we're not talking about a mickey mouse, little, you know, sabotage event. $500.00 kilos is a heavy. yeah, no, they're not yet a couple of drunk guys to swim under and carry 500 cable is we're not. they're not most uh, they're not robbing a convenient store. and that almost seems like what they're saying so. so let's continue to offer it in this business, and this is why we want to do this. we tell stories like these without proper context. and many of you are, are watching us from all over the world right now, and you probably don't made a background. i don't blame you, you've got a life to live, right? but you don't understand the history of the significance of the north stream pipeline. without that, it's kind of hard to understand why this whole thing happened. who may have done it and why they possibly could have done it. so here's some background. this is a dw documentary we found a kind of lays out the facts quite clearly. here it is championed by 2 friends, flushes vladimir putin and former german chancellor. gerhard schroeder, the envelope and these, this guy, we need this

so we're not talking about a mickey mouse, little, you know, sabotage event, $500.00 kilos as a heavy. yeah, no, they're not yet a couple of drunk guys to swim under and carry 500 k o is. we're not, they're not most uh, they're not robbing a convenient store and that almost seems like what they're saying. so, so let's continue to offer it in this business. and this is why we want to do this . we tell stories like these without proper context. and many of you are, are watching us from all over the world right now, and you probably don't make the background. i don't blame you. you've got a life to live, right? but you don't understand the history of the significance of the north stream pipeline. without that, it's kind of hard to understand why this whole thing happened, who may have done it and why they possibly could have done it. so here's some background. this is a dw documentary we found a kind of lays out the facts quite clearly. here it is championed by 2 friends. russia is vladimir putin and former german chancellor. gerhard schroeder, the envelope, and these, this guy, we need

however, many courses are now known as mickey mouse degrees.s? or should we just get rid of these so—called mickey mouse degrees altogether? should we actually scrap some universities? frankly, too . universities? frankly, too. well, seconds out, it's round one. benjamin butterworth, doctor renee , take it away. doctor renee, take it away. >> okay, i'm going to start tonight , >> okay, i'm going to start tonight, benjamin, because you started last time. so firstly, i think the answer to all of those questions is yes, but let me explain why i think tony blair actually wrecked education and our young people in this country when he decided that 50% should be the targets for university, 50% of our kids should go to university. in this sweep of a pen where he actually got rid of polytechnics and made them into more universities that we didn't need. he convinced our young people that the only legitimate way to be respectable in society was to have a degree. and obviously in doing that, then fees went up and along the way you came out the other end wi

however, many courses are now known as mickey mouse degrees. or should we just get rid of these so—called mickey mouse degrees altogether? should we actually scrap some universities? frankly, too . universities? frankly, too. well, seconds out, it's round one. benjamin butterworth, doctor renee , take it away. doctor renee, take it away. >> okay, i'm going to start tonight , >> okay, i'm going to start tonight, benjamin, because you started last time. so firstly, i think the answer to all of those questions is yes, but let me explain why i think tony blair actually wrecked education and our young people in this country when he decided that 50% should be the targets for university, 50% of our kids should go to university. in this sweep of a pen where he actually got rid of polytechnics and made them into more universities that we didn't need. he convinced our young people that the only legitimate way to be respectable in society was to have a degree. and obviously in doing that, then fees went up and along the way you came out the other end with

it's 3 mickey mouse business — disney's streaming business turns a profit for the first time.nd with our summers getting warmer, how do we secure enough drinking water to quench the thirst of an ever—growing global population? live from london, this is business today. good to have you with us. we start with boeing as a new boss takes the helm of the plane maker today and this comes as a us regulator says it will conduct a safety culture survey of boeing employees at its 737 max factory in renton washington. the chair of the national transportation safety board made the announcement due to a series of safety failures and concerns over construction processes following two deadly crashes in 2018 and 2019. last month it was announced that aerospace executive kelly ortberg would today replace dave calhoun as boeing's chief executive. the company has faced a tumultuous few years that have included intense scrutiny of the safety of its 737 max jets and also saw the company plead guilty to defrauding the federal aviation administration. joining me now is sally gethin a global aviation

it's a mickey mouse business — disney's streaming business turns a profit for the first time.siness today. good to have you with us. we start with boeing as a new boss takes the helm of the plane maker today and this comes as a us regulator says it will conduct a safety culture survey of boeing employees at its 737 max factory in renton washington. the chair of the national transportation safety board made the announcement due to a series of safety failures and concerns over construction processes following two deadly crashes in 2018 and 2019. last month it was announced that aerospace executive

now victor, what kind of mickey mouse campaign is this with kamala harris?y do not want her anywhere near a camera or microphone unless it is scripted pretty obvious that they don't the american people to know she is a completely radicalized hard-core ideologue to the left of bernie sanders and obviously janelle people to know that despite a quarter century in politics she has achieved absolutely nothing. except the horrible things for the people of california. she wants to use your word, californian eyes the united states of america. so what are we to make of this? >> you don't mark, thank you for having a part me pretty think tk back at 2020 and think they had a successful paradigm. for remember biden stayed under the guise of covid in his basement. they change the voting laws they were relying on less authenticity and guaranteeing of the integrity of the vote with 70% did not vote on election day but mailed in their ballots or were early voters. as you remember biden said he was older joe biden from scranton he is going to unitas, he was not partisan. har

now victor, what kind of mickey mouse campaign is this with kamala harris? they do not want her anywhere near a camera or microphone unless it is scripted pretty obvious that they don't the american people to know she is a completely radicalized hard-core ideologue to the left of bernie sanders and obviously janelle people to know that despite a quarter century in politics she has achieved absolutely nothing. except the horrible things for the people of california. she wants to use your word, californian eyes the united states of america. so what are we to make of this? >> you don't mark, thank you for having a part me pretty think tk back at 2020 and think they had a successful paradigm. for remember biden stayed under the guise of covid in his basement. they change the voting laws they were relying on less authenticity and guaranteeing of the integrity of the vote with 70% did not vote on election day but mailed in their ballots or were early voters. as you remember biden said he was older joe biden from scranton he is going to unitas, he was not partisan.

now victor, what kind of mickey mouse campaign is this with kamala harris?hey do not want her anywhere near a camera or microphone unless it is scripted pretty obvious that they don't the american people to know she is a completely radicalized hard-core ideologue to the left of bernie sanders and obviously janelle people to know that despite a quarter century in politics she has achieved absolutely nothing. except the horrible things for the people of california. she wants to use your word, californian eyes the united states of america. so what are we to make of this? >> you don't mark, thank you for having a p me pretty think theyk back at 2020 and think they had a successful paradigm. for remember biden stayed under the guise of covid in his basement. they change the voting laws they were relying on less authenticity and guaranteeing of the integrity of the vote with 70% did not vote on election day but mailed in their ballots or were early voters. as you remember biden said he was older joe biden from scranton he is going to unitas, he was not partisan. h

mouse photo bombing your insta action. wait. there are other things besides just theme parks. you can get this incredible franchise for just over 17 times earnings. cheaper than the average stock. i said i am itching to buy back the stock we sold much higher with the peltz fracas. there rest of dizzy -- they have a ability to cut prices that the theme parks and i am confident the fed will cut rates which could take pressure away from the parts. what happens? the parks bounce back because not like there was relevance or stopped being great places to go but more expensive than the alternatives like cruising. disney has a cruise line which is expanding but not fast enough and the gross margins on the new ships not as attractive as the broken in ships. i brought up dizzy not to harp on the fact that i think it is a bargain, yes, if it goes to $80, more of a bargain. but it is emblematic of problems that many companies are having. one of my favorites, airbnb, they are seeing a slowing in domestic bookings, something that is wor

we are not a mickey mouse operation. here's a forecast.og and drizzle developing during the wee hours of the morning, but it'll burn away by the afternoon, giving way to mainly sunny skies away from the coastline. overnight lows will be mainly the mid to upper 50s. highs tomorrow, about 60 at the coast to upper 60s. low 70s around the bay. shoreline only mid to upper 80s inland where we've seen mid to upper 90s recently. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. we have a week of really pleasant weather coming. our way, all the way into next week, and all the way through next week in fact, we probably will not see inland highs get above 90 degrees. we'll see low to mid 70s around the bay shoreline, low 60s on the coast. and that's a pretty steady, consistent pattern of mild, pleasant weather. >> i liked hearing what you had to say earlier to that. smoke is not really affecting us. >> it's not we there's we have a good to moderate air quality, but it hasn't dropped into the poor zone. so we don't have a spare the air alert, but we just

>> yeah, disney is reporting. >> it's mickey mouse. >> no. >> donald duck? >> it's the yen carry trade. >> scrooge mcduck. >> do you need to blow your head off. who does that stuff? >> it was somehow a failure to anticipate, seemingly odd. >> been going on for a long time. >> it was well telegraphed. jp morgan, on another network, jp morgan's co-head of global fx said the carry trade is only between 50 and 60% complete, jim. >> that's what said to me, okay, look, if you want to call a bottom, you've got to be careful about these people who are not part of our market, don't know simon property, they don't know palantir or uber, or celsius, they don't know rivien. but what they do know is i'd say, rihanna. >> what was that word? >> rihanna. i say let them eat gato. >> okay. want to talk caterpillar now? >> sure, why not. i'm all over it, he's been polite and he's going for earnings, sure enough, he's doing it. the people who brought that up 13 when i said on twitter are you kidding me, are looking like they've been run over by an earth mover. i'm not going to

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rishi sunak said stop doing mickey mouse degrees. what's your take?ointless degree? >> well, there are some degrees that are, that don't meet the figour that are, that don't meet the rigour and standard and when the assessment comes around, they get quite rightly axed. and that does happen from time to time. but what is a degree for. i think there are two kinds of degrees. there's a very small number of professional degrees that if you want to go into that career and it's probably going to be the career for you, the rest of your life, you've got to do the degree. medicine is the easiest one. law is probably another one engineering. there are a few that directly or indirectly give you a qualifications to go and work in that sector. the vast majority of degrees have never been like that. physics, you know , general that. physics, you know, general physics is not like that kind of chemistry. on its own is not like that. they are very useful. and in fact, most of our industrial base is based on those people. but it's not a direct degree to job situation. a

. >> well, i mean, if you're in vegas, you can see mickey mouse. >> yeah. >> not slinky, you know, theke taking off their head and smoking. >> you know exactly which one you're talking about. >> i'm done. >> all right. we got that straightened out. you know, we are looking at another hot day inland today. maybe shaving off 2 to 4 degrees because yesterday we were flirting with 100. it was 101 in san rafael was 99. in livermore. right now it is 62 in livermore with 58 in sfo, 60 palo alto. so the peninsula was well into the 90s. we should cool off into the upper 80s. not really cool off, but trim some temperatures down there. but tomorrow will really start the cool down. thursday 56 santa rosa 58 napa. here's a look at the low clouds and fog that have been right along the coast. and as we look at the trend for tonight, look how far they move inland by tomorrow morning, 8:00, we've got clouds in the north bay. they pull back, but you'll get that breeze. so more dramatic cooling for your thursday today, though, instead of that 95. how about 90 in san jose? 87 santa clara looking at mid 80

rishi sunak said stop doing mickey mouse degrees. what's your take? pointless degree? >> well, there are some degrees that are, that don't meet the figour that are, that don't meet the rigour and standard and when the assessment comes around, they get quite rightly axed. and that does happen from time to time. but what is a degree for. i think there are two kinds of degrees. there's a very small number of professional degrees that if you want to go into that career and it's probably going to be the career for you, the rest of your life, you've got to do the degree. medicine is the easiest one. law is probably another one engineering. there are a few that directly or indirectly give you a qualifications to go and work in that sector. the vast majority of degrees have never been like that. physics, you know , general that. physics, you know, general physics is not like that kind of chemistry. on its own is not like that. they are very useful. and in fact, most of our industrial base is based on those people. but it's not a direct degree to job situation.

mouse degrees such as contemporary circus or hand embroidery.hand embroidery? and argued that to get ahead, the youth should go straight into the workforce. so is there something to be said for skipping university or is it essential for so many young people to participate in higher education, william, you went to kent university. you did extremely well there. it set your future career. you've got friends who you had from kent university. wasn't it an important part of creating the william citadel that everyone knows well ? knows well? >> it was certainly an important part of my life. i enjoyed the degree that i went on to do, which was politics and government. i enjoyed, you know, the friends i made were life have become lifelong friends. but, you know , i did that but, you know, i did that degree. i read that degree over three years at the expense of government. i didn't have to i didn't come out of university having sort of, you didn't come out of university having sort of , you know, drunk having sort of, you know, drunk to a sort of level of

they're not institutions doing mickey mouse degrees. >> yes, yes. »- >> yes, yes. >> jesus college, as done, has consistently now ignored questions about chinese human rights in order to continue receiving the money. there have been demonstrations at cambridge and at london universities of chinese students saying you must not criticise china. >> let me give students seconds on rebuttal, on why you think this law should be got rid of. >> because hate speech isn't free speech hate free speech, hate speech isn't free speech. >> that will be hate speech. that's a red herring. okay, well, it was a toby's interrupt. he got the last word in the end. in a moment, i'll be joined by one of the uk's top royal journalists as one of the nation's favourite members of the royal family celebrates his well welcome back. i'm still jacob rees—mogg . wishing many jacob rees—mogg. wishing many happy returns of the day to his royal highness the duke of gloucester, who is 80. he is one of the most effective yet understated members of the royal family. like his late uncle, king george vi, he was a spur who in

they're not institutions doing mickey mouse degrees. >> yes, yes. »- >> yes, yes. >> jesus college, ase done, has consistently now ignored questions about chinese human rights in order to continue receiving the money. there have been demonstrations at cambridge and at london universities of chinese students saying you must not criticise china. >> let me give students seconds on rebuttal, on why you think this law should be got rid of. >> because hate speech isn't free speech hate free speech, hate speech isn't free speech. >> that will be hate speech. that's a red herring. okay, well, it was a toby's interrupt. he got the last word in the end. in a moment, i'll be joined by one of the uk's top royal journalists as one of the nation's favourite members of the royal family celebrates his well welcome back. i'm still jacob rees—mogg . wishing many jacob rees—mogg. wishing many happy returns of the day to his royal highness the duke of gloucester, who is 80. he is one of the most effective yet understated members of the royal family. like his late uncle, king george vi, he was a spur who i

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mouse, frek, the fairy tales are over, the games and dances, i will fit into a suit, i will spray on 7:00 in the morning, tinder, liker, nye t-shirts have run out of perfume, it will be sad without them, i will fit into a suit, i will spray on some perfume, it is time for me to feed my family, we will soon grow up, but we will be forever, forever young, we will forever become simple, ordinary guys, street kids, we will soon grow up, we will buy houses, we will buy cars, forever we will spit out the gum. we will learn we will soon live in a new way, oh, panich, applause, oleg mikhailovich, let us ask you to share wise thoughts about the performance of this contestant, and wise thoughts, i don’t know if it will turn out to be wise thoughts or not, but i’ll start from afar, then, but in general, when the egyptian gods accepted the souls of the deceased, yes, they handed everything over at the gates of paradise, or even just two questions: did you enjoy your life, what you do? the second question: did your life, well, in this sense, your song please those around you? i think that your so

. >> so now we have the other ear of the mickey mouse balloon.ccepting those voters she described, suburban, tend to more conservative. on social issues and cultural issues, they feel some anxiety, especially parents, they are concerned about some of these things. they don't want to vote for donald trump. democrats have had -- what do they call it -- sara: they don't want to go for kamala harris either. chris: i think that you look a little situationships. they had a situationships with the where they said, we can do this one time. i will do it. but we've got to keep trump out of there. what is the messaging from democrats to keep these hi gh-propensity, highly malleable voters in your camp? >> honestly on the cultural issues, they line up with democrats pretty strikingly. that is why they became democrats in the first instance, why they started voting for democrats, because of cultural issues. so the j.d. vance conference, trump, it's really helped move them in our direction. and i think for good specialty to what i said before, democrats were l

. >> so now we have the other ear of the mickey mouse balloon. accepting those voters she described, suburban, tend to more conservative. on social issues and cultural issues, they feel some anxiety, especially parents, they are concerned about some of these things. they don't want to vote for donald trump. democrats have had -- what do they call it -- sara: they don't want to go for kamala harris either. chris: i think that you look a little situationships. they had a situationships with the where they said, we can do this one time. i will do it. but we've got to keep trump out of there. what is the messaging from democrats to keep these hi gh-propensity, highly malleable voters in your camp? >> honestly on the cultural issues, they line up with democrats pretty strikingly. that is why they became democrats in the first instance, why they started voting for democrats, because of cultural issues. so the j.d. vance conference, trump, it's really helped move them in our direction. and i think for good specialty to what i said before, democrats were

they had a mickey mouse watch they had a gillette safety razor, which was a new technology not having to use a straight razor and slit your neck with it. they had a kewpie doll. and i'll admit i had to look up what a qp doll was. it's this creepy thing, but it was the hottest children's story of the era. they had a dollar and spare change. they had an asbestos shingle because why not and of course they had the coolest thing of all. cigarettes give your throat a vacation says this doctor. but they also included a letter. from the famed scientist albert einstein who was appointed to be the science advisor for the ferry, he was alive at this time and he explained in the letter he put in his time capsule that in the time in which he lived his society had and i quote learned to fly and we are able to send messages and news without any difficulty over the entire world through electronic waves and quote. what he's talking about? is the radio which was the technology that was relatively new at the time. in fact, one of the brand new technologies that was debuted at the fair was a facsimile ma

but with many courses dismissed as mickey mouse degrees. is it worth it anymore?s list on your screen, are the geography. and that's apparently the second worst for value money degree of them all beaten only by drama. and i do like a bit of drama too. well, joining me now to discuss this is kazim chowdhury, who's an apprenticeship and enterprise ambassador from the pathway group. welcome to the show . thanks for your company, show. thanks for your company, kassim. it has to be said , ucas kassim. it has to be said, ucas this week, the university admissions board, of course, they were saying do whatever you you like. that's your passion. pursue your passion. but the fact of the matter is, we have degrees now in minecraft. the video game, a degree in eastenders, the soap opera and the degree in surf science. now, kassim, before their money or easily parted, it's their choice to do so, of course. but in terms of future earning potentials , a lot of people are potentials, a lot of people are asking is university worth it? what's your take? >> i think we've got to look

mouse degrees.l be joined too, by alan halsall, who dominic cummings claims played a critical role in securing brexit and that if he'd not acted as the official responsible in electoral law for vote leave and the pro—brexit campaign may well have been lost. defence editor for the evening standard, robert fox, will be here too, with the latest developments in the middle east and the ukraine russian war and england's largest independent flower show is taking place this weekend in southport's , victoria park, as southport's, victoria park, as it celebrates a centenary year. it's hoped the flower show will be given a much needed boost for the seaside town following the tragic stabbing of three girls just three weeks ago. i'll be joined by that show's director, alan adams. we've got 90 minutes of punchy politics lined up for you. this morning, so please don't go anywhere and stay tuned . don't go anywhere and stay tuned. right. to go to the papers this morning. i'm joined by by james price, a former seni

it's the very same one walt disney himself took our pal mickey mouse on a ride in -- that was a nicee's digging it. you can hear the roar here, rebecca, and the crowd, too, in central park. they have gathered early. i saw them in the dark this morning. for nicky jam. they are all getting ready for this concert. the audience is fired up. he's going to perform live just ahead. >> whit: first we want to look at stories breaking at 8 starting with the extreme weather on the move. millions bracing for the remnants of debby, moving up the east coast, bringing torrential rain and flash flooding. ginger tracking all of it for us. good morning once again. >> ginger: good morning to you, whit. you know, it feels tropical out here. and that's because we will be getting those debby remnants here in new york city. right now there's a tornado watch that just went off about an hour ago. includes new jersey, most of it, eastern pennsylvania, including philadelphia and scranton, down through parts of maryland, all of delaware and virginia up to the newburg, new york. that's until 2 p.m. we already sa

mouse university degrees.'re not that degree is not going to do them any good, or they're going to end up in a call centre . so to end up in a call centre. so andifs to end up in a call centre. so and it's much better to do some kind of apprenticeship scheme. and that's that's what a lot of kids now are choosing to do. >> i think the real shame is the labour government of the day boosted the value of university above technical training, about above technical training, about above getting a trade, and that affected salaries in those worlds for a little while . but worlds for a little while. but what you're seeing now, people of a proper trade bricklayer , of a proper trade bricklayer, gas engineer, whatever, they are really starting to coin it in a lot of university degrees are leading to just huge debts. >> yeah, i mean, i would argue that it's all very well and good seeing people, you know, getting great grades . congratulations. great grades. congratulations. by great grades. congratulations. by the way, if