thank you very much, today we talked about james cameron, and this was a special edition of the cameront, dedicated to the anniversary of the birthday of director james cameron, director of the avatar films, terminator and of course titanic, which we talked about with our guests today. thank you very much. hello, in the program sunday time about the events of this day of the outgoing week. to defend, to warm, to cover, it should fly, as if ulyana's daughter, but he covered her, yes, it's normal, as if, yes, he just has multiple shrapnel wounds, the level of attention is the highest, regarding your proposal to pay people money 1500 additionally. in automatic mode i completely agree, that's how it should be done. the kurdish region is the main one. the donbass front is on the move. these ukronazis shouldn't be walking around here... the great patriotic war didn't finish them off yet, but we'll finish them off now. eyewitnesses testify: i look, they're standing by the car, well, i took a flashlight, i thought as a joke, i said, guys, are there any alive, i shone it on them, they're all dea

thank you very much, today we talked about james cameron and this was a special edition of the cameron dedicated to the anniversary of the director's birthday james cameron, director of the films avatar, terminator, and of course, titanic, which we talked about with our guests today . thank you very much. hello everyone, this is not lymshita and tatyana gevarkyan, it's spring outside, there's a holiday in our souls, and we have guests in the studio who literally personify beauty, both external and internal, elena krygina and alla segalova. hello, alla, hello, lena, today we have such a spring holiday issue, we will talk about beauty, about beauty, of course, not only external, but internal, and i... i'm very glad that you came you, because for me you personify, well, probably, not only female beauty, but human beauty in general, which today we are breaking the stereotype that you can be either smart or beautiful, because in our time it seems strange to me to choose just one thing, and if you have not become both smart and beautiful, then something is wrong with you, because there are a

this is the cameron 70 podcast and today we are talking about james cameron with anatoly sagarilovich and maria shteym. and what impression did he make on you as a person? well, here is a director, usually i can just tell you an intelligent person is immediately visible. therefore, here is an extraordinary mind, it is completely obvious. therefore, we are so to say, we somehow found a common language right away, i suggested that he go for a run along the pier, so to speak, so we went for a run, but after 500 m he started to get out of breath, i ran, so to speak, every morning, but i said, well , what else, but back, go back, so we ran to the ship, and there, so to speak, elginx was sleeping, and the sauna was already ready, so after that to the sauna, well, and then to do business, we knock on el, he says, let's tell el that we ran 10 km forward, come on, what year was this photo taken, this the moment of filming titanic directly, yes, or more, during the filming of titanic, yes, it was ninety-five, ninety-five, that is, all the work directly began intensively in ninety-five, on your

so, me and james cameron james cameron was sitting aiming the camera, the camera was outside on a special hydraulic rotary device, so he turned it, so he adjusted the lighting, well , he actually said which lamp to turn on, which to turn off, extend the rod there to turn on this lamp and so on, well, so i was sitting at the control panel, controlling the apparatus, jim was sitting on the right at this panel, and so he was turning these handles, well, andrey andreev was there, so he ensured everything else, so, so, so, the operability of the apparatus, we also had a huge rod there, on which there was a big lamp fixed, behind it, behind it we had to watch so as not to... hit it, since we were near the titanic all the time, all the time, so to speak, well, next to this huge iron mass, here on this photograph it is written fo natalya, this is my wife, yes, so she made such an inscription, natasha gave one like this, you yourself also became an episodic actor, who said during the film. they stab, open, so the door and with a belpaktom begins to pull out old money there and all sorts of things,

this is the cameron 70 podcast and today we are talking about james cameron with anatoly sagarlovicheiman. and what impression did he make on you as a person? well, that's it director, you know, i can just tell you that you can see an intelligent person right away. that's why there's an extraordinary mind here, it's absolutely obvious. that's why we, so to speak, immediately somehow found a common language, i suggested to him. along the pier, you know, to go for a run, so we went for a run, but after 500 m he started to get out of breath, i ran, so to speak, every morning, but i said, well, what else, but well , back, go back, so we, you know, ran to the ship, and there, you know, elginx was sleeping, and the sauna was already ready, so, after that to the sauna, well, and then to do business, we knock on el, he says, let's tell el that we... had to hang powerful lamps around the world, which we didn't have, so to speak, we hung up to eight lamps on the apparatus, the second, of course, jim needed a movie camera, we filmed through the porthole on a movie camera, the movie camera filme

hello, this is film historian stanislav dizdinsky, and today we have a special edition of cameron 70,king about the birthday of director james. more precisely, about his work, about his films, today we have two special guest, this is anatoly sagalevich, oceanographer, doctor of technical sciences and the person who in many ways guided and inspired james cameron during the filming of the movie titanic and maria shteyman, candidate of philological sciences, professor of the higher school of economics, author of articles on topics that always worried james cameron. this is a doll, terminators, androids and so on and so on and so on. and today we, of course, will talk in many ways about what this amazing, amazing world of james cameron is based on, which is a huge universe, like would be so different, because his films touch on a variety of topics, and the future, and about, and not five, but even 10, how did you first meet this director, well, the question before... is quite difficult, since the path to our meeting was quite long. in 1987 , we built the mir deep-sea manned vehicles, well

the us and british aircraft carrier out, carry out a fresh air strike against the yemeny island of cameron in the hodeda province, and a ukrainian drone strike causes fire at the zaperazia nuclear power plant in the country southeast as russia says it has staved off new incursion into the eastern territories. hello and welcome live from tehran, you've tuning to press tv's world news, i'm hashimi, good to have you with us today, first story right after this. america and israel must stand together, more palestinians are being killed in the gaza strip as israel pushes with this air strike and artillery fire on the... territory, at least 107 more godsons have been killed by these attacks within the past two days, among the latest deaths is a palestinian paramedic who was killed along with his family near the southern city of khan unis, at least four people were killed and several others injured in a separate strike on the same city. the israely strikes also hit a house in gaza city killing three civilians. the regime's onslot since october of last year has so far killed nearly 40,00 gazans and

and cameron joins me now from buenos aires. hello, cameron.s aires. hello, cameron. thanks forjoining me . cameron. thanks forjoining me. >> hi there. well, from one to another, thanks for hosting me on your program. i look forward to the conversation. oh, good. >> good. now i'll ask you right off the top. buenos aires, i have to say, is somewhere that i would associate with a more traditional kind of masculinity, perhaps, than what we're used to in our own metropolitan areas. is that the case, or is that just a myth ? just a myth? >> well, i would say yes. and no. one of the things about buenos aires, where i am now, it's a very literate society. that's a very good thing. people are active readers. it tends to be more intellectual. the downside of that is the marxist influence is also very strong. so feminism is actually stronger down here than you might think. >> okay, now i've been paying a lot of attention to what you've been saying online, recently. and amongst other strands i picked up on the idea that from with an optimistic point of vi

cameron 70, dedicated to the anniversary of the birthday of director james cameron, director of ther, terminator and, of course, titanic, which we talked about today with our guests. thank you. hello, this is the psyche podcast, my name is natalia losyeva and we continue to tread the paths to happiness and harmony for our heroes, and your life, dear ones. our today heroine christina came with a problem that is familiar to many women, she thinks that she is not beautiful enough, well, not elegant enough, maybe some parts of her body are not good enough, that's how it seems to her. we will figure out how to live with this and how to love yourself, and we will figure it out with the expert of our today's issue , clinical psychologist nikita yanychkin. hello, christina, hello, what a wonderful smile you have? thank you, well , tell us, what did you come to us with? there is a feeling of insecurity, which is accompanied constantly, so it turns out that... this has some echo even in personal life and not only at work and everywhere, that is, there are some complexes that most likely were

well the us and the british air force have been targeting cameron island for the past two months. the first attack on cameron island actually happened two months ago and this is just an island which is uh one of yemen's top attraction touris sides. there's no military presence over there whatsoever. i've been there myself. there's only fisherman. there's not even any any hotels. it's it's a remote island where people just go there to spend the day to fish. to light fire and to camp with their family members. uh, so again, we don't know why the us and the british air force are targeting cameron island, we suspect that they believe that's where ansar allah may be launching some of their drones, some of their ballistic missiles, which is, which is, which is a, not factual, it has been proven to be unfactual and baseless, so the only the only... reason these attacks are continuing on cameron island is because they just want to perhaps destroy another one of yemen's ancient uh tourists attractions and you know as you know they they've done that throughout the saudi lad coalition war wh

on reddit, cameron also praised the summit. tahoma high school in san jose, where charlie had just started as a freshman, and thanked the san jose community for what he called the outpouring of love. he also said he knows there's a lot of public anger about the crash, but says he's not there yet, adding i may never get there. it feels unfair. yes, i want my son back beyond comprehension and that the next few months will be hell. he also asked parents to give your kids an extra hug for me in san jose. robert honda, nbc bay area news. we are on the eve of another emotional goodbye. san jose police will honor community officer long pham. officer pham was killed by a suspected drunk driver this month while he was on duty doing traffic control at an accident in south san jose. spd leaders describe him as passionate and inspiring. the funeral is at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the sap center, and it's open to the public. it will be followed by a flyover and procession. new at 11 tonight, crews are working to repair a water main break in mount

on reddit, cameron also praised the summit.gh school in san jose, where charlie had just started as a freshman, and thanked the san jose community for what he called the outpouring of love. he also said he knows there's a lot of public anger about the crash, but says he's not there yet, adding i may never get there. it feels unfair. yes, i want my son back beyond comprehension and that the next few months will be hell. he also asked parents to give your kids an extra hug for me in san jose. robert honda, nbc bay area news. we are on the eve of another emotional goodbye. san jose police will honor community officer long pham. officer pham was killed by a suspected drunk driver this month while he was on duty doing traffic control at an accident in south san jose. spd leaders describe him as passionate and inspiring. the funeral is at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the sap center, and it's open to the public. it will be followed by a flyover and procession. new at 11 tonight, crews are working to repair a water main break in mountain view.

well, the u.s. and the british air force have been targeting cameron island for the past two months. the first attack on cameron island actually happened two months ago, and this is... just an island which is uh one of yemen's top attraction tourist sites, there's no military presence over there whatsoever, i've been there myself, there's only fishermen, there's not even any any hotels, it's it's you know it's a remote island where people just go there to spend the day to fish, to light fire and to camp with their family members, um so again we don't know why the us and the british air force are targeting cameron island suspect that they believe that's where ansar allah may be launching some of their drones, some of their ballistic missiles, which is which is which is a, not factual, it has been proven to be, un factual and baseless, so the only the only uh uh reason these attacks are continuing on cameron island is because they just want to perhaps destroy another one of yemen's ancient uh touris attractions and as you know they they've done that throughout the saudi lad coalition w

on reddit, cameron also praised the summit. tahoma high school in san jose, where charlie had just started as a freshman, and thanked the san jose community for what he called the outpouring of love. he also said he knows there's a lot of public anger about the crash, but says he's not there yet, adding, i may never get there. it feels unfair. yes, i want my son back beyond comprehension and that the next few months will be hell. he also asked parents to give your kids an extra hug for me in san jose. robert honda, nbc, bay area news. all right, robert, thank you. well, turning now to the race for the white house, vice president kamala harris and running mate tim walz were on the ground today in battleground state of georgia. tonight, the duo is moving from the campaign trail to the hot seat for their first sit down interview. the interview took place with cnn's dana bash. it will be broadcast tonight. harris is looking to refute criticism by trump and his allies for not holding an interview in the weeks since becoming the demo

i'm cameron evening. it is 8:01. i'm cameron walker here in the gb newsroom.r a stabbing at chessington world of adventures theme park near london, with one taken to a major trauma centre . police were major trauma centre. police were called just after 2:30 pm. this afternoon and found a man in a car park with knife wounds, and another found on a nearby road with minor injuries. a third man has been arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm, and police believe that all the men are known to each other. nobody else is thought to be involved . else is thought to be involved. figures shown to gb news revealed the number of visas issued to work dependants was down 50% between april and june this year , compared to the this year, compared to the previous three months,

for now, i'm cameron walker.lf an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone , sign up to to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> good morning . hello and >> good morning. hello and welcome to britain's newsroom live across the united kingdom and on gb news with ben, leo and me . me. >> nana akua, good morning to you. hope you're well at home. thanks for joining you. hope you're well at home. thanks forjoining us. action thanks for joining us. action packed show coming up. how are you? how's your week been? >> it's been very good, actually. >> i've not seen you since last fri day. >> have friday. >> have you missed me? >> have you missed me? >> i have, and i'm sure the viewers have as well. so much going on these gdp figures described as gang busting o.6% described as gang busting 0.6% in the three months april to june , o.7% in the three months april to june , 0.7% in the three months june, 0.7% in the

another act of aggression, the us and britain have launched attacks on the yemani island of cameron and the country's fodeda province. the details on the possible casualties and damage are sketchy. the us and britain have carried out series of strikes on yemen since january. the us has also separately conducted almost daily rais against yemeny positions. allegedly to stem the country's attacks on israely bound ships. yemen has been among the countries that has provided strong support for palestinians and the regimes on the gaza strip. country has vo to continue its operations until israel ends its genocide in gaza. let's get more from joins us from sana. well yusuf tell us why this particular island was targeted. what is the? sitting behind that to have uh this type of military, guess action against it, well the us and the british air force have been targeting camenon island for the past two months, the first attack on cameron island actually happened two months ago, and this is just an island which is uh one of yemen's top attraction tourists sites, there's no military presence over th

hello, this is film historian stanislav dedinsky, and today we have a special edition of cameron 70.are talking about the birthday of director james cameron, or rather about his work, about his films, today we have two special guests, this is anatoly sagalevich, an oceanographer, a doctor of technical sciences and a person who in many ways directed and inspired. about how you met james cameron, because any such large-scale project as titanic is sometimes developed for more than one year, or two, or five, or even and 10, how did you first meet this director? well, the question is quite difficult, since the path to our meeting was quite long, in 1987 we built a deep-sea... and there, you see, i gave a report, after the report two people who were making wide-screen films came up to me, well , they asked me, would we like, well, you see, would i like, so to speak, to participate in the filming of deep-sea films, the result of this, you see, was the film ellings, the first. made a film for the eightieth anniversary of the sinking of the titanic in in 1992, well, linnex made this film, the

aggression on yemen, us and british aircraft carry out fresh air strikes against the yemini island of cameron in hodeda province. and a ukrainian drone strike cause fire at zoparia nuclear power plant in a country southeast as russia says it has staved off new incursion by kiev into its eastern territories. hello and welcome live from tehran, youtuning to press tv's world news, i'm marza hashimi, thanks so much for being with us, first story takes us back to gaza this hour where more palestinians are being killed in the strip as israel pushes. with his air strikes and artillery fire on the territory. at least 107 gazans have been killed by these attacks within the past two days. among the latest deaths is a palestinian paramedic who was killed along with his family near the southern city of han yunis. at least four more people were killed and several others injured in a separate strike on the same city. israely strikes also hit a house in gaza city killing three more civilians. the regime's onslot since october of last year has so far killed nearly 40,000 gazans and injured more than 92,00 ot

i'm cameron walker. for now. i'm cameron walker.latest gb news direct to your smartphone , sign up to news your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com >> forward slash alerts >> welcome back. time is 436. i'm martin daubney on gb news. now brace yourselves because we're approaching the final two weeks, 30 zero zero £0 great british giveaway. so there's still plenty of time to get your entry in, but get your skates on, because what would you do with all that extra tax free cash? well, here's all the details that you need for your transfer charles rae. >> you really could become the next giveaway winner with your chance to win £30,000 in tax free cash to spend on anything you like. listen to what some of our previous winners have to say about winning big with us. >> hi, my name is victoria. i won the spring great british giveaway, so the day we got the money in our bank account, everything just felt just a lot nicer. we went out for dinner. just enter and you never expect to win. >> but i did g

aggression on yemen, the us and british aircraft carry out a fresh air strike against the yemini island of cameron in hodeda province. and a upanian drone strike causes a fire at zaposia nuclear power plants. the country's southeast as russia says it is staved off new incursion by kiev into its eastern territories. well welcome to our studios here in the capital tehran. this is press tv news. israel strikes continue to calm claim palestinian lives in gaza as the regime presses ahead with his air and artillery strikes across the beseest strap. in one of the latest strikes a palestinian paramedic was killed along with his family after an israeli air strike targeted his house near the southern gaza city of hanunis. at least four people were killed and several others injured in a separate strike on the same city and in central gaza, three civilians were killed in israeli bombing a homes in the sheikh radwan neighborhood in gaza city. an unknown number of palestinians were also killed after israely shelling elsewhere in the strip. meanwile, some 75,00 people have been displaced in southwestern gaza fol

in another act of aggression, the us and britain have launched attacks on the yemeni island of cameron and the country's hode the province. the details on possible casualties and damage are still sketchy. and the us and britain have carried out series of strikes on yemen since january. the us has also separately conducted almost daily raids against yemeny positions allegedly to stem the country's attacks on israeli bound ships. yemen has been among the countries. that has provided strong support for palestinians amit the regime's onslot on the gaza strip. the country has vowed to continue its operations until israel ends its genocide in gaza. our sna corresponder us of maori was early with us for the latest on the air strikes by the us and britain on yemen. well, the u.s. and the british air force have been targeting comeron island for. over the past two months, the first attack on cameron island actually happened two months ago, and this is just an island which is uh, one of yaman's top attraction tourists sites, there's no military presence over there whatsoever, i've been there myse

in another act of aggression, the us and britain have launched attacks on the yemeni island of cameron and the country's hodeda pravance. the details on the possible casualties and damage is still sketchy. the us and britain have carried out series of strikes on yemen since january. the us has also separately conducted almost daily raise against yemeny positions allegedly to stem the country's attacks on israeli-bound ships. yemen has been among the countries that has. provide it strong support for palestinians amit the regime's onslot on the gaza strip, the country has vowed to continue its operations until israel ends its genocide in gaza. our sana correspondent yusuf maori was earlier with us and gave us the latest on the air strikes by the us and britain on yemen. well, the us and the british air force have been targeting comedon. island for the past two months, the first attack on cameron island actually happened two months ago, and this is just an island which is uh, one of yemen's top attraction tourist sites, there's no military presence over there whatsoever, i've been there m

>> first brian and cameron, great to be with you. my head spinning with the cross currents in the market right now. you know, i do think it is somewhat of an over reaction. you said you've been doing this a long time. i've been doing this a long time. the jobs report tends to be an overreaction and you have to look at the trend. the number is revised one, two, three times. if you look back over the last three months the average job growth is about 170,000. that's close to the prepandemic trend, but also, you know, we have to realize we had a big first half in the market, cameron mentioned position was a bit stretched and even as you have the big first half, the second half you see gains, but hiccups with an average pullback of about 9%. i think we're in the corrective period. we think the bull market trend is intact. this is going to take a little bit to get through and choppy a period. >> you noted cameron to me, all these technical traders, they're all long. like 99.9%. that's almost all of them. 99.9%. this is fascinating, that th

those photos were shared with abc seven by charlie's father, cameron olson. in a statement on social media, he said losing a child is the ultimate nightmare for a parent. this week has been a roller coaster of both functional and emotional elements. it feels like it has been weeks, and i know the next few months will be hell. the crash happened that monday afternoon after a driver traveling for several minutes in the wrong direction hit them. naomi juarez witnessed the erratic driving and shot this cell phone video. that truck, not only traveling in the wrong direction, she said, but also moving at intense speeds. >> so i'm driving 65 or 70 and the express line, but the truck is very more faster. >> the driver of the pickup was hospitalized with major injuries. we aren't naming him since he hasn't yet been charged. investigators say they're looking at felony manslaughter charges. part of that investigation will look into why the driver was going the wrong way and where he came from. as that investigation goes on, lives are forever changed. cameron olson said

hello, with you is film historian stanislav dezdinsky, and today we have a special edition of cameron and about his films, today we have two special guests, this is anatoly tsagolevich, an oceanographer, doctor of technical sciences, and a person who in many ways guided and inspired james cameron during the filming of the movie titanic, and maria shteiman, candidate of philological sciences, professor of the higher school of economics, auto articles on topics that always worried james cameron: this is a doll, terminators, androids and so on and so forth and so on. and today we will, of course, talk in many ways about what this amazing, and amazing world of james cameron is based on, which is a huge universe, seemingly so different, because his films touch on a variety of topics, both the future and the past, if we talk about the film titanic. but our main question is for anatoly mikhailovich about how you met james cameron, because any such large-scale project as titanic is sometimes developed by more than one a year, and not two, and not five, but even 10, how did you first meet this

let's get your latest news headlines with cameron walker . headlines with cameron walker. >> thanks, >> thanks, nana. good afternoon. it's 330. i'm cameron walker here in the gb newsroom. a second greater manchester police officer is under criminal investigation for assault after an incident at manchester airport last month. it comes after a video emerged of a man appearing to be appearing to be attacked. the independent police watchdog had previously announced a police constable was under criminal investigation, but says it has since received a further referral of a complaint detailing several allegations from one of the people involved. the second police officer is also being investigated for potential gross misconduct for alleged breaches of police professional standards, including use of force . police including use of force. police have ramped up efforts to pursue rioters as the total number of arrests rises to 483. 149 charges have been made with that figure expected to rise significantly as investigations continue. the prime minister will chair another cobra meeting later to r

in july, the former boss of the tech magnate david cameron dropped out with the change of governmentthe portfolio holders. the departure of the conservative cameron and his team was seen by some in the world as the decline of the previous political elite. according to a bloomberg investigation, cameron was one of the founders. of a club of political lobbyists promoting the interests of technology giants, but what if others continue their work? olga ponomareva, news. mom, why do we need these letters for a fairy tale, in the three ninth kingdom, the three tenth state. we will take on this case, it will be an honest detective story.

the departure of the conservative cameron and his team was seen by some as the decline of the previous political elite. according to the bloomberg investigation, cameron was one of the founders of the club of political lobbyists promoting the interests of tech giants. but what if others continue their work? olga panomareva, news. storm warning due to heavy rains. operates in primorsky krai, the day before almost a month's worth of precipitation fell in vladivostok, the city was flooded, and now a typhoon is heading to primorye, we'll tell you what this invasion could lead to after the commercial. pash, look, what magic, apply for a debit card with 35% cashback on everything you need, gazprombank. maybe booker will get an appetite anywhere only dad will tame dadmaybe dadmaybe there is a beast's appetite perek not harmful appetite sausage will help sale where did you buy megamarket school style choose buy with a convenient click-to-click delivery on megamarket megamarket - school style. two cutlets with onions, special sauce, cheese, salads, cucumbers, legendary pit, this is big hit, big

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i'm cameron walker.in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> good afternoon britain. it's 12:28 rather, and we have some breaking news here for you. an army chaplain has been stabbed multiple times outside of a barracks in ireland. police have confirmed the man in his 50s, received a number of stab wounds. he's been taken to hospital in galway. >> yes. so this morning, chaplain paul murphy has released a statement saying, friends, thank you for your prayers, love and concern. sorry that i can't reply to all messages and take all the calls coming my way. i'm doing okay, just awaiting surgery. all will be well so joining us now in the studio is our home and security edhon studio is our home and security editor, mark white. mark, what do we know? >> well, this incident unfolded at the irish defence force barracks, renmore barracks in county galway at 1045 last nigh

signed, sign searly, carlos cameron, district director, representative hal rogers. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 3-z of house resolution 5, the house stands adjourned until 2 p.m. on tuesday, august 20, >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including buckeye broadband. ♪ >> buckeye broadband supports c-span as a television service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> c-span's coverage of the024 democratic national convention picks up sunday at 2 p.m. eastern in chicago, with a live one hour preview of the biggest event in democratic politics. we will be joined by the senior communications director, matt hill, for an insiders look at the convention hallthemes, and speakers. we will also hear from the sun-times bureau chief will provide poli and historical context of the comingk. monday, tune in for the first day of the convention, when president biden and former secretary of state hil clinton are slated to s tuesday will feature barack

but first, here's the news with cameron walker . cameron walker. >> and chris thank you. it's 7:01 i'm cameron walker here in the newsroom. the bodies of british tech entrepreneur mike lynch and his daughter hannah have been found in the yacht, which sank off sicily. according to the daily telegraph. but no formal identification has taken place yet, for bodies therefore have been recovered from the wreck of the superyacht this afternoon, which sank on monday. this takes the death toll so far to five. two people are still missing . police have named a man missing. police have named a man killed in his own home by his pet xl bully dog. the victim was david daintree, who was 53 years old. specially trained officers are supporting his family. emergency services were called last night to a house at ashley court in accrington in lancashire, after reports of a dog attacking somebody inside. the xl bully dog was shot dead by police, who claimed the dog still posed a significant risk to others. an investigation is ongoing . police have launched ongoing. police have launched a murd

reminiscent of divya cameron — he certainly was.reminiscent of divya cameron and george - he certainly was. reminiscent of i divya cameron and george osborne he certainly was. reminiscent of - divya cameron and george osborne in 2010 and soon after that election remember they brought out that famous, there is no many left notes numerous times. they still did it this yearfor ten years numerous times. they still did it this year for ten years later. sir keir starmer is adopting a similar strategy try to argue but i have been left with come the inheritance of the last government, it is good to be a bigot, difficultjob to fix it and i am going to have to make some very tough decisions. it was a major speech not about policy, it was about tone and expectation management. trying to keep expectations low as possible, especially in advance of that budget. we've already had this announcement on winter fuel payments being asked for a lot of pensioners. the expectation is that there will be some tax rises as well. not clear what they will be.

. >> but that was david cameron. >> it was david cameron, not the queen.eron had and that was a mistake by cameron because he not meant to really disclose what you say to them. but i am quite sure that in the privacy of those moments with her prime ministers, all of whom all of whom, without exception are kept absolute confidentiality, i'm quite sure that maybe the question of mr trump's rudeness could have cropped up, and i can absolutely assure all your viewers that none of those prime ministers would have. >> but also the comments from trump are just revealing of his narcissism. exactly. you know, i'm the best president the queen met. >> i know she met jfk. i mean, she met she met every single president during her reign with the single exception of lyndon johnson. >> did she? yes. yeah. >> did she? yes. yeah. >> that's a lot. i mean, and that connection, that relationship between prime ministers and the queen is so valuable and sure, it will be with the king now, because it's the one that won't leak. it's the one that won't leak. it's the one that won't

house was i forget who cameron was i say senator i think senator cameron from pennsylvania who had a gorgeous younger wife i'm told who was having an affair, her neighbor henry adams. or do i get say, you know, did and a lot of but but the idea that this park and can say this because i was married at st john's church across my four children were all baptized there were married there why was because covering white house for over seven presidents. i the youngest kid on the staff i to go over every week and cover the president and say it's going to church at st john's is the only church i knew in town when when my husband future husband bill. but what is it about the real estate of the white house that the suffragist realized was kind of their pot of gold? yeah. of it was an accident, right? so cameron house headquarters originally if you're going to set up a dc office of a political movement and want to have access to federal power, that's a pretty good spot. and then of they moved across to jackson place the lafayette statue they directly drew the connection with the marquis de lafaye

you quote david cameron correctly, but you could _ quote david cameron correctly, but you could alsourpose of society— understands that the purpose of society and the purpose of the state are aligned but not the same. interestingly, that was a pretty low wattage speech by a surprisingly nervous tom tugendhat. he stood in the last leadership campaign, so you would think it would be more confident, but overall, the campaign is pretty low powered. i have done enough of these campaigns in the past, campaigns to choose an opposition leader, and usually there is more interest. not in this one. and interestingly, two thirds of conservative mps, 121 in all, have not declared who they are supporting. when you talk to the campaigns, they admit my person is not storming ahead, and that mps think they have strengths but also weaknesses. is anyone storming ahead, phil collins? where do you feel the momentum is? i don't think there is very much yet _ idon't think there is very much yet it— idon't think there is very much yet it has— i don't think there is very much yet. it has barely got started,

here's cameron . news. here's cameron. >> good morning. it's 10:02. news.ere's cameron. >> good morning. it's10:02. i'm cameron walker here in the gb newsroom, and we've got some breaking news to bring you. more than 700 migrants arrived in the uk after crossing the channel yesterday, according to home office figures. that's the highest number on a single day since sir keir starmer became prime minister, and the third highest daily number so far this yeah highest daily number so far this year. it comes after two migrants died yesterday attempting to cross the across the across the channel and reached the uk in small boats. the uk could see its hottest day of the year today with temperatures reaching up to 35 c. temperatures reaching up to 35 c. central england is expected to feel the most intense conditions further north. the met office has issued a yellow weather warning for thunderstorms in northern ireland, scotland and northern england. there could be flash flooding and travel disruptions. meteorologist jim dale says the high temperatures are consistent

cameron, cameron hutchinson. cameron, it's so lovely to have you here. how are you today?od. thank you . how >> i'm very good. thank you. how are you? >> yeah. very well. >> yeah. very well. >> well, we're very impressed to have you. we are honoured to have you. we are honoured to have you, first of all, do you like cycling ? like cycling? >> yeah, yeah, it's one of my favourite sports, so. yeah, i just wanted to do that. >> what kind of bike did you do that enormous distance in. did you have a special bike ? was it adapted? >> well, it was, my cross country bike that i just normally use for cross country races. so, yeah. wow. you can actually see it on the screen there with the blue handlebars . there with the blue handlebars. that's the bike i was using. >> we can. and quite , quite a >> we can. and quite, quite a route you went on as well. so cameron , you've been you've been cameron, you've been you've been 13 years old. when did you start cycling? i've sort of been cycling? i've sort of been cycling my whole life, >> so i got a little red balanced bike when i was mayb

as cameron said off the top. what positioning is best now? >> i think we have to remember that diversification is your friend. i think we got lost in focusing so much on the mega cap tech companies that have really been the workhorses of the market for so long. but we can see that the broadening out of the market is actually a good thing for all of us. diversification is positive for everybody in their portfolio. >> and we have, what, two weeks and a couple of days, cameron, lastly to you, on nvidia. is that the next catalyst for mega cap stocks? is it the only sort of thing that's going to be the determining factor as to whether this trade has a renewed leg, whether it truly is in trouble, is that the moment? >> i mean, we are in this august quiet period. so all eyes will be on it. and we do think it could be a source of volatility. and it will probably be more interesting not the numbers but the reaction to the numbers. because there's pretty high confidence that the numbers will be good based on all the trends, intraquarter that we've hear

but shall we get the headlines with cameron ? cameron? >> thanks, emily. good afternoon. it is 12:03. i'm cameron walker here in the gb newsroom. now, more than 18,000 small boats. migrants have crossed the english channel. so far this year. that's after 703 migrants crossed on sunday. the highest number on a single day since the keir starmer became prime minister yesterday. two migrants died attempting to reach the uk in a small boat. the uk could see its hottest day of the year today, with temperatures reaching up to 35 c. central england is expected to feel the most intense conditions now. we did . intense conditions now. we did. you may have seen earlier. there's some live shots of primrose hill in north london where they'll be on gb. news, social media channels if you want to take a look. but at blackpool zoo some pregnant elephants nooran and aysha have been calling themselves off in their own swimming pool. that looks lovely for them. but further north, the met office has issued a yellow weather warning for thunderstorms , flash warning for thunderstorms, flash flo

the then david cameron party andi under the coalition government in - the then david cameron party andcameron party and the way it's carried through. _ the then david cameron party and the way it's carried through. i _ the then david cameron party and the way it's carried through. i didn't- way it's carried through. i didn't expect— way it's carried through. i didn't expect a — way it's carried through. i didn't expect a labour— way it's carried through. i didn't expect a labour government. way it's carried through. i didn't expect a labour government to| way it's carried through. i didn't- expect a labour government to adhere to the _ expect a labour government to adhere to the same _ expect a labour government to adhere to the same economic _ expect a labour government to adhere to the same economic thinking - expect a labour government to adhere to the same economic thinking that - to the same economic thinking that they've _ to the same economic thinking that they've apparently— to the same economic thinking that they've apparently spent _ to the same economic thinking that they've

then cameron grounds out to second right here to end the threat right there.h that's a groundout. snell is fired up. yeah. throwing his arms around. seven innings pitched ten for snell. another great outing next inning. a's manager mark kotsay maybe wasn't happy about some of those calls from snell. he gets tossed, he's arguing balls and strikes. he wouldn't see the ending to the extras. we go. here are encarnacion. whoa. that's a shot. two run homer to center giants. take a two run lead. very. next batter we go. michael conforto as well. back to back for the giants. they lead 4 to 1. at this point. you think it's over, right? uh- think again. wrong. after an error scored a run for the a's, ryan walker finds himself with bases loaded. no one out, but he gets bleday looking at a 97 mile per hour fastball for strike three. then andujar misses at a curve ball for number two. and finally, uh- shea langeliers fans on strike three there. giants hold on to win four two. bay bridge series ends in a tie this year. a's win the first. giants win the second. after the gam

good afternoon cameron.aneous incidents of violence disorders we saw last night are very difficult to respond to. you know, i've been on this show a number of times talking about police resourcing and how we've seen over the coming months and years, police officers leaving the vocation in significant numbers. and i think that's really coming to fruition now, where we see a real vulnerability in frontline pubuc vulnerability in frontline public order policing over the over the last week, as a result of the tragic deaths of those three young children, policing really grappling with some big challenges. obviously lots of conversation around policing and what that means. so lots of different challenges for policing. but as we're seeing, i think at the moment the language that everybody's using has really got to be toned back, even from very senior police officers like neil basu language, which i find almost inflammatory. you know, we really need to tone that back and understand that that has an impact. and the j