so we are positive for the apac this year. haidi: interestingly you are neutral when it comes to japanese stocks on a global basis. there is a lot of exuberance around japan at the moment. are you being more selective? yifan: yes. i think we are overall neutral japanese stocks because it has already rallied pretty much. but we think still we will be selective. some sectors are still quite positive. one side is bridge large caps. for the large caps especially for the domestic economy such as banks and also some of the property developers real assets related. on the other side we think japan are some of the laggards. so we think overall there is still some positives for the laggards and large caps for japan. haidi: is south korea a better alternative to japan? we are seeing the return of foreign buying and it has been one of the best performers. in addition to how we expect stocks like sk hynix to outperform alongside the likes of nvidia. do you think south korea is looking more interesting? yifan: south korea, comparing would l

toward liberated palestine. the protesters marched to the headquarters of the pro israel lobby group apac, they blamed it for funding the... genicide and gaza, the demonstrators renewed calls for sease fire in the war hit territory, at least dozen demonstrators were arrested during the thursday protests, it was the latest rally in new york city in solidarity with the palestinians in gaza. other american cities have also witnessed similar protests on numerous occasions since the gaza war began early october. protesters aported onto the streets in the northern yemeny city of saada and yet another rally in support of palestinians in the gaza. the ammunity protesters waved palestinian flags and chanted slogans against israel and its main supporter the us. they've been holding rallies on friday since the gaza war broke out early october. the yeminies held pictures of their leaders in a show of support for their pro-palestine operations. those operations have targeted israeli linked vessels in the red sean in an effort to pressure the regime to stop its genocide. in gaza, the yemeny protesters

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and i got to know ali and apac as first as a parent through the apac at our school site. but then i really got to know them as a cac member where our apac and ali really led an incredible, um, action at and community effort to raise awareness around dyslexia and their work and leadership literally changed lives of our children and of how school psychologists thought about literacy. it was phenomenal. and as a staff member, i've had the honor of getting to work with ali, and i can't tell you all how how lucky i am to work with you. the dedication that each and every when they say each and every, that means that each and every one of them phone calling students as they are so, so dedicated. so i'm in your debt. thank you all mad. respect thank you for your leadership. thank you and cac loves you. so they sent me. come on up. good evening everyone. this is supriya ray. i wanted to talk briefly about two matters. first, quickly about math. i really would urge you to please keep the faith and keep the trust of the community by making sure that algebra and eighth grade is avail

and i got to know ali and apac as first as a parent through the apac at our school site. but then i really got to know them as a cac member where our apac and ali really led an incredible, um, action at and community effort to raise awareness around dyslexia and their work and leadership literally changed lives of our children and of how school psychologists thought about literacy. it was phenomenal. and as a staff member, i've had the honor of getting to work with ali, and i can't tell you all how how lucky i am to work with you. the dedication that each and every when they say each and every, that means that each and every one of them is on the phone calling students as they are so, so dedicated. so i'm in your debt. thank you all mad. respect thank you for your leadership. thank you and cac loves you. so they sent me. come on up. good evening everyone. this is supriya ray. i wanted to talk briefly about two matters. first, quickly about math. i really would urge you to please keep the faith and keep the trust of the community by making sure that algebra and eighth grad

we are here for a long—term play and, as a consequence of that, we have opened our apac innovation hubattling to be the world's top spirits—maker, and the potential of an emerging market like china makes it a key battleground in that fight. diageo says demand is so strong, there's space for everyone. as for china's whisky consumers, they're young, highly educated and with money to spend. many of them are shunning baijiu in favour of less—alcoholic international options. and international whisky—makers are in good spirits as they look to take a big gulp of that market. tiktok has signed a sponsorship deal with britain's 0lympics team to help grow its athletes online influence. team gb and polemics gb say the short video app will help athletes increase their fan app will help athletes increase theirfan base. that is app will help athletes increase their fan base. that is all app will help athletes increase theirfan base. that is all for now, stay tuned to bbc news. bbc news — bringing you different stories| from across the uk. music therapy at the nottingham wellbeing hub. it's all about

lobbyist groups who who who literally control the and how they control the the us government, the likes of apac for instance, the kind of influence they can pull on on us senators, representatives and congressmen, so it's when... talk about fairness and justice, we don't see that reflecting upon the us congress and that's why they was, i'm forgetting his name, but there was a congressman who who was questioned by a protester and activist in which when when he was asked as to why, how can he pull out his funding or or can you vote for for pulling out funding for onra while their kids being being killed in in? gaza to which he said, no, there should be more restrictions, he said, i will fight for more restrictions, we shouldn't everything is about hammas to them, they're almost blinded by the massacre that us tax dollars are are committing in in gaza, so it's is quite clear that when it comes ethics or basic human morality, that does not exist, when you are a politician here in the us, it is all about pleasing your zionist lobbis. financiers over representing the will of the people of your countr

lobbyist groups who who who literally control the and how they control the the us government, the likes of apac for instance, the... kind of influence they can pull on on us senators, representatives and congressmen, so it's when we talk about fairness and justice, we don't see that reflecting upon the us congress, and that's why there was a, i'm forgetting his name, but there was a congressman who who was questioned by a protester and activist, in which when when he was asked as to why, how can he pull out his funding or or can you vote for for pulling out funding for honora while their kids being being killed in in gaza to which he said no there should be more restrictions he said "i will fight for more restrictions, we shouldn't everything is about hammas to them, they're almost blinded by the massacre that us tax dollars are are committing in in gaza, so it's it's quite clear that when it comes ethics or basic human morality, that does not exist, when you are a politician here in the us, it is all about pleasing your zionist, lobbyist financiers over representing the will." the people of yo

we are here for a long—term play and, as a consequence of that, we have opened our apac innovation hubhe world's top spirits—maker, and the potential of an emerging market like china makes it a key battleground in that fight. diageo says demand is so strong, there's space for everyone. as for china's whisky consumers, they're young, highly educated and with money to spend. many of them are shunning baijiu in favour of less—alcoholic international options. and international whisky—makers are in good spirits as they look to take a big gulp of that market. one of the biggest tv events in the calendar has just drawn to a close. dozens of companies have paid huge sums to showcase their products to millions of viewers tuning in to watch the super bowl. among them was the chinese e—commerce giant, temu, which is stepping up its challenge to the likes of amazon in the us. joao da silva has been covering this from singapore. for starters, it is still relatively uncommon for a chinese firm to buy a super bowl ad spot. this company, temu, has done it two years in a row. again, this year, super bo

lobbyist groups who who who literally control the and how they control the the us government, the likes of apac for instance, the kind of influence they can pull on on on us senators, representatives and congressmen. so it's when we talk about fairness and justice, we don't see that reflecting upon the us congress and that's why there was a, i'm forgetting his name, but there was a congressman who who was questioned by a protester and activist in which when when he was asked as to why, how can he pull out his funding or or can you vote for for pulling out funding for honora while their kid? being being killed in in gaza, to which he said, no, there should be more restrictions, he said, i will fight for more restrictions, we shouldn't everything is about hamas to them, they're almost blinded by the massacre that us tax dollars are are committing gaza, so it is quite clear that when it comes ethics or basic human morality, that does not exist, when you are a politician here in the us, it is all about pleasing, your zionist, lobbyist, financiers over representing the will of the people of your cou

lobbyist groups who who who literally control the and how they control the the us government, the likes of apac for instance, the kind of influence they can pull on on on us senators, representatives and congress. so it's when we talk about fairness and justice, we don't see that reflecting upon the us congress and that's why there was a, i'm forgetting his name, but there was a congressman who who was question by a protester and activist in which when when he was asked as to why, how can he pull out his funding or or can you vote for for pulling out funding for onra while their? kids being being killed in in gaza, to which he said, no, there should be more restrictions, he said, i will fight for more restrictions, we shouldn't everything is about hamas to them, they're almost blinded by the massacre that us tax dollars are are committing in in gaza, so it's it's quite clear that when it comes ethics or basic human morality, that does not exist, when you are a politician here in the us, it is all about pleasing. your zionist, lobbyist, financiers over representing the will of the people of your

cut ties with apec uh and to very good get more serious about what their contingents say than what apac has to say as far as demanding a ceasefire, immediate cease fire, permanent cease fire as a beginning toward liberated palestine. the protesters marched to the headquarters of the pro israel lobby group apact, they blamed it for funding the genocide in gaza. the demonstrators renewed calls for a ceasefire in the war hit. at least dozen demonstrators were arrested during the thursday protest. it was the latest rally in new york city in solidarity with the palestinians in gaza. other american cities have also witnessed similar protests on numerous occasions since the gaza war began early october. security breach of eu officials widens as phones of several european parliament members are targeted using israeli spyware pegasus. two members and one staff of the european parliament security and defense subcommittee were the target of the hack. the head of the subcommittee confirmed that she was targeted with pegasus. all the three people found traces of spyware during an it security check t

cut ties with apec uh and to very good to get more serious about what their contingents say than what apac has to say as far as demanding a ceasefire, immediate cease fire, permanent cease fire as a beginning toward liberated palestine. the protesters marked headquarters of pro israeli lobby group apec, they blamed it for funding the genocide. in gaza, the demonstrators renewed calls for a cease fire in the war hit territory, at least dozen demonstrators were arrested during the thursday protest, it was latest rally in new york city and solidarity with palestinians. other american cities have also witnessed similar protest on numerous occasions since the gaza war began on october the 7th. a palestinian youth and teenager have been killed and over dozen others. wounded in an israeli air strike in the gennan refugee camp and occupied west bank. according to local sources, young man killed in the attack was yaster hanuon who had served time an israeli prison. a 17-year-old teen identified as said jaradat was wounded critically in the attack and later succumbed to his injuries. attack comes a

cut ties with apec uh and to very good to get more serious about what their contingents say than what apac has to say as far as demanding a ceasefire immediate cease fire permanent ceasefire as beginning toward liberated palestine. protest remarks to the headquarters, the pro israel loby apech, they blamed it for funding the genocide in gaza, the demonstrators renewed calls for a cease fire, and at least dozen of them were arrested during the thursday protest, it was the latest rally in new york city in solidarity with the palestinians of gaza, other american cities have also witnessed similar protests on numerous occasions since the gaza war began. back early october and protesters poured out into the streets of the northern yemeni city of saada and yet another rally and support of the palestinians in gaza. yemeni protesters wave palestinian flags enchanted slogans against israel and its main supporter the united states. they've been uh holding these rallies uh every friday since the gaza war broke out early october. yemenese help pictures of their leaders. a show of support for their pro

or or rather in the u.s. again, like i was saying about the arab states, in washington we've got the apac and the israeli lobby and this and this idea that the republicans somehow speak for the american people when they uh when they ... bang the war drum, but but actually the american people are are sick and tired of conflict and they are looking for much more balanced approach." to the region of the middle east, and uh, and i think that this is, i, i hope that this is just a first step in in rebalancing the administration's position on this conflict, because uh, up until now it hasn't been at all balance. speaking of the americans, blincon is back in the region, we've been hearing about these seaspire negotiations going on, the proposal achieved in paris, hamas political leader ismael hania in cairo. being briefed uh paul, how do you connect the thoughts, what do what do you think is happening? well, think i think that there is some sense of movement here, and i think um, it's, there's a huge gap between between hamas and its leadership and the israelis, i'm wondering how that is even po

or or rather in the us, again, like i was saying about the arab states, in washington we've got the apac and the israeli lobby and this and this idea that the republicans somehow speak for the american people when they uh when they bang the wardrum, but but actually the american people are are sick and tired of conflict and they are looking for. much more balanced approach to the region of the middle east, and uh, and i think that this is, i, i hope that this is just a first step in in rebalancing the administration's position on this conflict, because up until now it hasn't been at all about. speaking of the americans, uh, blincon is back in the region, we've been hearing about these ceire negotiations going on, the proposal achieved in paris, political leader ismail hannia and cairo being briefed uh paul, how do you connect the thoughts, what do what do you think is happening? well, i think i think that there is some sense of movement here, and i think um, it's, there's a huge gap between between hamas and its leadership and the israelis, i, i'm wondering how... "that is even possible?

t seen the end of that story with respect to what the administration may do if the israelis proceed apace out in order to increase pressure. however, i have absolutely no trust in the current israeli prime minister who�*s conflated his own legal and political travails with this war. so it seems to me, i mean, i think benjamin netanyahu would like nothing better than to proceed with a ground campaign. as we mentioned, in a rare move, prince william has released a statement calling for an end to the fighting. he says: "i remain deeply concerned about the terrible human cost of the conflict in the middle east since the hamas terrorist attack on october seven. too many have been killed. "i, like so many others, want to see an end to the fighting as soon as possible. there is a desperate need for increased humanitarian support to gaza. it�*s critical that aid gets in and the hostages are released.“. the prince of wales released the statement shortly before visiting the british red cross in london. the organisation has provided humanitarian and medical support in the region. red cross workers t

we are here for a long—term play and, as a consequence of that, we have opened our apac innovation hubarket like china makes it a key battleground in that fight. diageo says demand is so strong, there's space for everyone. as for china's whisky consumers, they're young, highly educated and with money to spend. many of them are shunning baijiu in favour of less—alcoholic international options. and international whisky—makers are in good spirits as they look to take a big gulp of that market. now, have you everfancied yourself as a king or queen of the castle? now�*s your chance, because a 900—year—old english countryside castle has just hit the market for a cool £9.5 million, or $12 million. but how often do castles and historical homes like these come onto the market, and who is buying them? appleby castle in cumbria is up for sale following 25 years of refurbishment to bring the castle into the modern day. guy bradshaw is the man charged with selling it. he's the senior director responsible for sales at uk sotheby�*s international realty. it is lovely to have you with us. who lives in

for more let's bring in the head of apac gas and lng at bloomberg nef.has been causing chaos across the world of ship and we have been seeing freight rates jumping. about the follow-up for the lng market. what have you been seeing? >> it has affected significantly lng shippers in the middle east. they are taking longer routes via the cape of good hope to reach the markets in europe, so if you look at the recent data, the number of lng transfers has fallen in january versus december and we have seen no transfers in february so far. transits around the cape of good hope have almost doubled. the longer route has increased the shipping cost. however, we have not seen much impact on pricing on the benchmark for lng prices on both asia and europe, and this is because of the demand outlook. tom: give us a little more detail in terms of what that demand outlook is shaping up particularly out of europe and asia. >> so demand expectations for europe are still well below five-year averages over the 2016-2020 period. industrial demand is quite weak because of the la

assume the role of upholding the basic principles of delivering international order such as g20 and apac. finally, since rok and japan have alliances with the united states respectfully, trilateral security cooperation will be more effective than bilateral ones. it is realistic for the rok, u.s., and japan to play a central role in deterrence and defense against north korea and responding to nonsecurity -- nontraditional security threats in the pacific region. since rok and japan along with australia and new zealand are global partners of nato, rok/u.s./japan have the partnership, or the potential to play a pivotal role not only at the regional level, but also at the global level. furthermore, rok/u.s./japan trilateral operation is essential to unification of the korean peninsula, despite north korea's strategic shift to so-called two korea policy. at the camp david summit, the leaders of those three countries expressed support for unification. the joint statement included support for quote, a unified korea that is free and at pe ace, end quote. unification of the korean peninsula means

assume the role of upholding the basic principles of delivering international order such as g20 and apac. finally, since rok and japan have alliances with the united states respectfully, trilateral security cooperation will be more effective than bilateral ones. it is realistic for the rok, u.s., and japan to play a central role in deterrence and defense against north korea and responding to nonsecurity -- nontraditional security threats in the pacific region. since rok and japan along with australia and new zealand are global partners of nato, rok/u.s./japan have the partnership, or the potential to play a pivotal role not only at the regional level, but also at the global level. furthermore, rok/u.s./japan trilateral operation is essential to unification of the a's strategic shift toite north so-called two korea policy. at the camp david summit, the leaders of those three countries expressed support for unification. the joint statement included support for quote, a unified korea that is free and at pe ace, end quote. unification of the korean peninsula means the emergence of a unified

but even after lincoln's success, garibaldi coverage continued apace. still framed as a metaphor for the seeming calamity that befallen the white south on december the first, the agusta chronicle editorial page was filled with discussions. the crisis of lincoln's election and the debits and credits of secession. among the screeds advocating from the tyrannical government of the united states was a detailed description. italy's final unification and garibaldi's retirement. after presenting king emmanuel with his new kingdom. while the american people were receiving the returns of the late election, an impressive scene was present in the city of naples. the article, before extolling garibaldi's actions and the power of revolutionary engagement the great deliverer of italy had the paper admitted committed mistakes along the way. but those defects arose from the moral excellences of the man and did not detract from his greatness after all. the paper argued who was thiem's washington the last because the calmness of his countenance was sometimes disturbed an

does this look like a development that stopped, or is it continuing apace ? it continuing apace?>> um, nothing we have heard indicates that the program has been reactivated . been reactivated. >> um, we're we're very grateful to the home secretary for stopping the plan . stopping the plan. >> um, and our mp, leo docherty would be pleased to update you, i'm sure. >> yeah , because the word that >> yeah, because the word that was used before was that the plan had been paused and it was paused. it was paused for a couple of weeks. but as we can see now, again, images that we were taken less than half an hour ago from the site. marina this is a container being loaded onto a flatbed truck . um, this onto a flatbed truck. um, this is either being taken away because the site is over with or it's been taken away to be replaced by another one. so i just want to try and get confirmation from you that, um, for example , can you say that no for example, can you say that no asylum seekers will be ever moving into this block ? moving into this block? >> well , to be honest, i'd like >> well, t

that part you would probably expect, and that continues apace. what you might not expect though is that of the investigations that have been opened based on tips, and leads, and activity that we've seen since the leak of the dobbs decision is that actually we've seen a huge uptick in violence against pro-life facilities. not just abortion clinics, and so forth. and we just recently had a case who had an individual who tried to firebomb a pro-life facility in madison, wisconsin. our folks did great work with dna off burritos to help apprehend the suspect. so, we've seen violence on both sides of the issue. the reason i bring that up is because it's important for americans to understand that i don't care -- we don't care what side of the abortion issue you're on. you don't get to engage in violence to express your views. that's where we get involved, and that's where the line gets crossed. >> let me move to a different topic. there's been a lot of conversation, and a lot of questions asked of you today that you responded to relative to the increase

for the delays, it was not intentional, we had apac coming up in mid-november. we had over 1200 mutual aid officers coming from chp and approximately 800 from other jurisdictions. there was a lot of work that we need today perform in order to make that event successful. after the event that ran from november 11, to november 17. after the event there is still additional work in order to make payments for all the people that came to assist us and all the vend thaerz provided services and did have a big impact on our workload, we don't have additional staff. we did request support from the controller's office to perform that work and that did cause delays when we were able to respond. for our contract, with san francisco safe, it covers multiple services. the we contract with san francisco safe, to help us facilitate the captains, the captain police advisory board meetings. we also contract with san francisco safe to coordinate the neighborhood business watch groups. they help us conduct residential and commercial security surveys and presentations. they conduct pr

>> china alone is 3% above 2019 results, if i look at apac with the exception of china is over 30% ofresults. haslinda: you talk about adding 143 in the asia pac research and , which markets, in terms of geography, will drive that growth? >> china is the second largest log -- lodging market in the market. china will be, for the years and decades to come, the fastest growing in terms of number of hotels, but right across asia-pacific's, hotels are offering a great yield for investors. the second comrade here in singapore or an announcement of two more woefully story us, you think of it as a pyramid with luxury. the top and entry-level at the bottom. a lot of the volume is coming from china and india and southeast asia. but really, all levels of the market are doing well. haslinda: one more question on china, you have a partner in china, in country garden, which is on the verge of a default and missed its payment recently, have you been impacted by what's happening in the property space in china? >> it's fascinating to look at, country garden group owns a different listed entity. fun ya

for the delays, it was not intentional, we had apac coming up in mid-november. we had over 1200 mutual aid officers coming from chp and approximately 800 from other jurisdictions. there was a lot of work that we need today perform in order to make that event successful. after the event that ran from november 11, to november 17. after the event there is still additional work in order to make payments for all the people that came to assist us and all the vend thaerz provided services and did have a big impact on our workload, we don't have additional staff. we did request support from the controller's office to perform that work and that did cause delays when we were able to respond. for our contract, with san francisco safe, it covers multiple services. the we contract with san francisco safe, to help us facilitate the captains, the captain police advisory board meetings. we also contract with san francisco safe to coordinate the neighborhood business watch groups. they help us conduct residential and commercial security surveys and presentations. they conduct pr

international explains in asia with apac x china president and a mutated session in asia.rn of china, no boost from china. bear in mind we saw the selloff in the u.s. s&p. cpi data coming in harder than expected, justifying a delay of the first cut of the fed perhaps and in asia the kospi positive territory up 8/10 of 1% but losses in new zealand and hong kong. as you can see china csi 300 index in the positive but not the really we saw -- the rally we saw but now tapering somewhat. the dollar store is weakening giving a lift to asia currency. philippine paso down 1/10 of 1% and the china returning story given the lift to copper up 8/10 of 1% and flip the page and look at where we are and how the sat is looking on the back of to be just -- gdp data coming in weaker than anticipated against the backdrop of differences between the bot and government with the government pushing for rate cuts but not yet, says the bot. negative territory down 1/10 of 1% and seeing weakness, rather seeing gains in the thai baht up 1/10 of 1% despite weaker than expected data. and we are watchin

the head of apac i share investment strategy at blackrock joins us. good to have you with us.arkets are pretty -- trepidation in the market ahead of nvidia. how much will nvidia's numbers influence sentiment from here? >> good morning. how much will earnings impact the actual pullback? you guys reported on it earlier. the options are pricing in probability of a 10% move. the question i'm asking at the moment is with so much concentrated risk and so much return for the market for quarterly outlook or quarterly earnings from one company, that's a little bit of a concern to me, and it shows how concentrated the market is in the u.s. at the moment. one of the reasons why we are shifting a little bit in terms of what we are looking at with regards to more dividend type of investing, certainly less towards tech and some of the consumer discretionary names. haslinda: you talk about froth. it's not just the u.s.. we see that in china, japan, korea. how do you play the market right now? there seems to be stocks with really high valuation, and you've got to think consolidation is coming

in part due to a slow market for tv purchases and difficult economic conditions in parts of emea and apacr what kind of competition they're facing. >> sure. especially like in asia. >> not a big yuser of their project. >> sonos. >> yeah. >> we all invested in our homes in covid and then decided to go to concerts. >> or stay in hotels yesterday around the world. >> yes here's the hilton ceo. >> we expect performance to be driven by continued growth across all major regions with international markets modestly outpacing the u.s. we also expect positive growth across all segments driven by continued recovery in business transient and group, coupled with steady leisure demand. >> chris is going to join us on money movers in the next hour and we'll go through especially the guidance where there's some questions i think on how strong that demand is going to hold up. it gives you a sense, david of more mix i would say the continuing theme for me is more mixed outlooks than we're getting in the economic data which appears to be very strong. >> as it gets clear perhaps we'll focus more on rate cuts

declining pretty dramatically, although less than had been anticipated, but overall, cutting continues apacenow, what a bad business. i don't know those are bad numbers, david >> it's a free cash flow business it's not a topline growth business, that's for sure. >> down 11%. worse than commercial real estate companies, which is saying something what's the number one performing stock in the s&p this year >> this year number one performing stock in the s&p? it's nothat's another one. i mean, sometimes, you guys, i know that if you're interested in stocks, it's just worth it at times to go spend 40 minutes, you know, just go listen to the ceo. listen for 15. listen to jassy or zuckerberg, listen to tim cook, it's just delightful, because these are successful, great american companies. you'll feel very proud of your country when you listen to these people >> you have to give them credit, jim, for digging out of a hole that, what, a year and a half ago, serious doubts. >> oh my all right. we got to go to -- you know, well, one of my absolute favorites in the industry of oil and gas, and david, yo

it had to do with scheduling for apac. we also had a transfer of lieutenants at the time, and at the time, we did not have a lieutenant assigned to the office of equity, inclusion. and that is an important part of the disciplinary review board. so the board agreed that they would combine both the third and fourth quarter, and they will be convening on march 4th. um, the second quarter quarterly ia report submitted to disciplinary review board identifies open and closed cases, allegations and open cases. complaint summaries aggregate datas and fines in closed cases. the officers, the office of equity inclusion submitted their review to the excuse me quarter two ied quarterly report based on a review. no findings indicated any negative trends towards bias, disparities or inequities in the discipline proposed on officers. no excuse me, no corrective action was recommended. and that concludes our presentation. any questions. not on the dais. great job. okay. thank you sergeant. thank you. members of the public would like to ma

if things continue apace, we expect that to be a trial in september range on the three federal charges he is facing. host: kevin fry for spectrum news, you can follow along with him on twitter or x @kevinfrytv. guest: thank you for having me. host: about 15 minutes left in our open forum. any policy or political issue you want to talk about, is your time to call in. lisa has been waiting. clifton heights, pennsylvania. good morning. caller: this is my first time calling. i have a lot of issues on my mind. first of all, we cannot control the weather, no matter what the democrats say come and blame everybody for. you can stop eating everything and live on the grass, but you cannot control that would -- control that. i would like to mention a lady that called earlier, her name is lynn. i would like to safeway moment -- i would like to say for her, call up the lovett letter if you want to true israeli updates. i want to start with the palestinian people. i know there was a palestinian fellow who called up and said the israelis say. we have just 10 minutes to get out of your house. he is a

well, what about the safety of britons and these miraculous conversions that seem to be continuing apacefailing to get asylum twice. his third attempt. he was successful and then went on to commit allegedly this heinous crime of throwing alkali in a woman and children's faces . we woman and children's faces. we had a situation last week , the had a situation last week, the reverend matthew firth called this a veritable industry and he said, probably thousands of cases of this happening, a conveyor belt , as he puts cases of this happening, a conveyor belt, as he puts it, a conveyor belt, as he puts it, a conveyor belt, as he puts it, a conveyor belt of people coming to this country illegally using , to this country illegally using, um, using baptism as a way of staying the prey to stay racket . staying the prey to stay racket. it's being called and all the way along. where do the britons sit in this? what about our human rights? who stands up for them? increasingly it feels like it's not the church moving on now, are the police really doing all they can to stamp out violence and possibly

and now it moves on apace. those images i took of that projector, putting those anti—semitic messages onto big ben in the week number 10 has dramatically come out in the last hour. we'll have an exclusive line on that. finally it seems some common sense is prevailing , and it seems some common sense is prevailing, and i'm asking it seems some common sense is prevailing , and i'm asking the prevailing, and i'm asking the big question today is the mob winning from grooming gangs batley grammar school, the trojan horse scandal and the murder of david amess the rise in anti—semitism since october the 7th, weekly marchers are now the 7th, weekly marchers are now the mob making sure parliament is forced into voting. i'm asking the big question are the islamists taking over.7 please get in touch. all the usual ways. vaiews@gbnews.com. we've got one heck of a show coming up, but before that it's time for your latest news headlines with tatiana sanchez . with tatiana sanchez. >> martin. thank you very much. we start thi

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it had to do with scheduling for apac. we also had a transfer of lieutenants at the time, and at the time, we did not have a lieutenant assigned to the office of equity, inclusion. and that is an important part of the disciplinary review board. so the board agreed that they would combine both the third and fourth quarter, and they will be convening on march 4th. um, the second quarter quarterly ia report submitted to disciplinary review board identifies open and closed cases, allegations and open cases. complaint summaries aggregate datas and fines in closed cases. the officers, the office of equity inclusion submitted their review to the excuse me quarter two ied quarterly report based on a review. no findings indicated any negative trends towards bias, disparities or inequities in the discipline proposed on officers. no excuse me, no corrective action was recommended. and that concludes our presentation. any questions. not on the dais. great job. okay. thank you sergeant. thank you. members of the public would like to ma