damien in berlin, thank you so much.ut problem solving, one company which is definitely trying to solve this problem, that is crowdstrike. they say that they have identified and isolated the problem, and a fix has been deployed. and they say, we refer customers to the support portal for the latest updates and will continue to provide complete and continuous updates on our website. a fix has been deployed. let's see how long it takes for that fix to move all the way through all of the different systems that have been impacted. but you are talking about travel in berlin. we have got the absolute travel expert, the travel guru, simon calder. let as start, we had damien saying people are being calm and patient, they understand it is a global thing, but they will want to know, what are the rights? to put this into context, it is the busiest day for five years for flights from the uk. we haven't seen anything like this since covid. we were expecting problems with air traffic control. actually, the airlines are doing all right.

i'm stephen allen here with damien slash and nick dixon and damien. the observer.in in 2029? it'll be hard because they won't just have had a tory government self—immolate. so yes. >> well labour to fight the 2029 election like an insurgent as preparations are already underway . so they're already underway. so they're already trying to figure out how do we win again in five years at 2029. that's insane. and they're kind of they're getting getting in stuck in preparing for it with a bunch of radical ideas that are going to win the public over. but as i said before, all labour really have to do is fix a few potholes and you know, the crowd will love them for it because everything is so broken. you fix one thing and that's it's five more years. it's perfect . more years. it's perfect. >> i tend to agree with that. >> i tend to agree with that. >> they could actually get a bigger majority and do better, because they only have to be too not rubbish. as jacob rees—mogg was saying, their expectations are actually quite low. >> they're not like it's not the blair mania. so

all right, damien, thank you so much. i know we're going to be seeing your full report later on this evening. so we'll see you then. thank you. audrey an oakland rapper is shot and killed during a meet and greet in her hometown this happened on saturday at the grand opening of a local beauty supply store on 40th and telegraph on the city's north side. hundreds of people, including children, came to support the grand opening of glamor beauty supply, and the owner tells nbc bay area that he invited local vendors and artists to take part of the event in hopes of creating a safe community building event. rapper i-10 da god, whose real name is aliana green, was one of the artists invited to perform. the store owner says that the event ended more than an hour before that shooting, and witnesses say a group of around six men with masks approached the rapper outside of the store and began arguing. moments later, multiple shots were fired and video shows people ducking for cover inside nearby stores, and they start letting off mor

i'm stephen allen here with damien slash and nick dixon and damien. the observer.ow could labour win in 2029? it'll be hard because they won't just have had a tory government self—immolate. so yes. >> well labour to fight the 2029 election like an insurgent as preparations are already underway . so they're already underway. so they're already trying to figure out how do we win again in five years at 2029. that's insane. and they're kind of they're getting getting in stuck in preparing for it with a bunch of radical ideas that are going to win the public over. but as i said before, all labour really have to do is fix a few potholes and you know, the crowd will love them for it because everything is so broken. you fix one thing and that's it's five more years. it's perfect . more years. it's perfect. >> i tend to agree with that. >> i tend to agree with that. >> they could actually get a bigger majority and do better, because they only have to be too not rubbish. as jacob rees—mogg was saying, their expectations are actually quite low. >> they're not like it's not th

on the 13th of april 1807, cotton was sold to the first class of the navagrudsk patars of the damiens adam is good, the mentors adznali yago diligence, good pavodzins, but it was also slaughtered, pisa yon, like a hen of a robber. matsi spent the entire hour punishing yago for the death of his dead. if you were a languid gentleman, then the sakratar would wave for your money, and you are a poor gentleman, then you will be saved... koў . and no less, it’s no fun for the cotton guy to fold his tops. the first yago ganarar would be non-samavites, patrapi in the punishment cell. no, that’s not where it would have been damn, it’s exactly the same. adasa wrote an ode to ab mindoug, the great soul of the karal, which is forbidden to the navagrudskih. graves, in chalavcha and animal images. the launderers, the director of the school, does not give faith that some little squirrel could create such an outstanding creation and make a plan, as a result of packing the school, i will choke. eventually, mitskevich provided irrevocable evidence, and the name of the young boy was written into the scho

and in this case, damien williams, the u.s. attorney said we are dealing with shocking levels of corruption. this was politics for profit. >> yes. that is what is disheartening. i mean, when i was a freshman congressman i was 33 years old i had a colleague on my side of the aisle that had $90,000 in cash in his freezer. and, to me, i called for his resignation. >> john: that is what you call cold cash. >> those back at home, they can smell the b.s. where there is smoke there is fire. and this is not a one-off year. i think that is what is so disappointing that the great citizens of new jersey deserve better. and they are going to get better in a few months. i hope we don't wait until november or until january. i hope chuck schumer and the leaders in the senate do the right thing. follow john fetterman's lead and begin his resignation. again, he doesn't have to be -- he does not have to resign but his colleagues in the senate could do the right thing, they can resign and make sure that we have someone truly represents the intere

because of the economy crisis. 96 is the most are of the korean says the decision to free spell is damien work, permits will through the damage the relationship with these really authorities. i think that with me, backlash against as right. and settlers in the west bank because both about the unemployment reduces or all confrontations produce is what we call a strike against now. but one of the things that are responsible for their suffering don't believe what j it's family relies on the efforts of 2 of his son. so still have work in the west bank and his wife, fearless at how it a day that there are many women who try to help the husband has got a plentiful thing to say, and that's colorful. but in general, around many options that i didn't and committed and then we come when left with no alternative to say about that bundle i left to deal with the circumstances i for months is where the forces have controlled movement of palestinians in the occupied westbank with barriers permits and checkpoints for decades. now, it's all even tighter and yet is really companies need workers like virgin

it's a daily routine in con eunice and across the gas, a street where displaced ballast damien, spend much of their day in a desperate attempt to access the most basic supplies. when is the 5 o'clock in the morning until sunset, we're running around until we fill a bottle like this, a leader, a leader of water, which 16 people in my home drink from this is painful and tragic. the, what's a crisis has been part of life and guys for years, but the ongoing war between our mazda and israel has made the situation unbearable . and the we have a severe shortage of water. i have 9 family members. i need at least $250.00 leaders as a minimum for washing dishes and other things that we can't get it. there was a huge shortage in this area and there are thousands of displaced people who came from a cleaning area and other places. this area need support for the digging of more than one. well, look, it's a fight for water. age groups accused israel of deliberately targeting you guys is water and sanitation services. israel's military claims the facility is being used by how much militants for terro

here because of the economy crisis. 96 is the seller of the korean says the decision to free spell is damien work, permits with food, the damage to relationship with these really authorities. i think that with me, backlash against is right on settlers in the west bank because both about the unemployment reduces or all confrontations produce is what we call a strike against now. but one of the things that's responsible for their suffering, i don't believe would yates family realize on the efforts of 2 of his sons, who still have work in the west bank and his wife fix it. and he said, how would a day that there are many women who try to help the husband who has got a plenty of things to say, oh enough color. but in general, the around menu option modified and come in and then we can, we're left with no alternative to say about that bundle i left to deal with the circumstances i for months is where the forces have controlled movement of palestinians in the occupied westbank with barriers permits and check points for decades. now, it's all even tighter and yet is really companies need workers li

damien derrick looks at his journey.tt richards and what a wonderful swim! this is absolutely brilliant. just 18 years old, matt won olympic gold in the four by 200 relay. it was his first major final. that was the point where i first achieved that dream of being an olympic champion. that was something i'd wanted to do since i was about ten years old. it was almost like being able to look back at younger me and be like, you know, look what we've done, you know? so that was really special and always will be, and it'll be something i'll cherish forever. but from the pinnacle of the podium, matt experienced a sinking feeling as 2022 saw him struggle and his times get slower. a move to millfield 18 months ago has been transformative, helping him become individual world champion. i couldn't be any more grateful if i tried to. these guys, they've literally given me everything i've dreamt of so far, you know? so, you know, every session ijust enjoy the process of of what i'm trying to achieve. so, you know, i think in the long

the of these really bombardments demolished the residential building. sheltering display, spotless damien's nasir hospital reportedly reported strikes nearby while the european hospital was evacuated. following the id is ordered to flee, the so called safe zones, either un humanitarian defects. office said the 250000 could be effected in the area while people across the enclave are constantly searching to find refuge. at the moment we estimated the 9 of every 10 people who can gather suite, that being internally displaced at least once. if not up to 10 times unfortunately, she's up to about, um and, and, you know, i was speaking with colleagues that we had recently recruited is due to the scale of our operations. and they were telling me that itself that they're being with their family moving now $910.00 times. now a few times since and over 2 times in the income units. then go back to ruffin now up again, 200 units in there by law. so he's the cost of the moment while the state of palestine is you and envoy air, re on mine. so says that they are doing everything possible to defend its peop

damien derrick looks at his journey.swim! this is absolutely brilliant. just 18 years old, matt won olympic gold in the four by 200 relay. it was his first major final. that was the point where i first achieved that dream of being an olympic champion. that was something i'd wanted to do since i was about ten years old. it was almost like being able to look back at younger me and be like, you know, look what we've done, you know? so that was really special and always will be, and it'll be something i'll cherish forever. but from the pinnacle of the podium, matt experienced a sinking feeling as 2022 saw him struggle and his times get slower. a move to millfield 18 months ago has been transformative, helping him become individual world champion. i couldn't be any more grateful if i tried to. these guys, they've literally given me everything i've dreamt of so far, you know? so, you know, every session ijust enjoy the process of of what i'm trying to achieve. so, you know, i think in the long run, that's the most important th

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ellis strong a light rail station to minneapolis, george albert bailed out by the same fund that killed damienhich he pleaded guilty. >> he literally went in front of a camera and said their policies they go winnipeg file numbers that is scary and cri criminal russian roulette. >> the minnesota freedom fund in the harris campaign say the presumptive democratic nominee, her support was limited to the tweet, there is no record of harris spending any of her own money. stuart: now this for discovery ron desantis accused the media of whitewashing kamala harris record on crime, roll tape. >> now what you see is all the arteries of the left the corporate media, hollywood, academia are using all the kings horses and all the kings men but the democratic party back together again and they have to whitewash harris' background to be able to make her palpable to the american people. i think we've all seen here she is incredibly vapid even more incredibly liberal and she doesn't have any accompl accomplishments. joe concha is the gentleman on the right-hand side of the screen, will voters by the media spin?

damien williams and the southern district of new york said bill hwang intentionally lied to wall streettry to up the trading capacity of the firm in order to intentionally move the prices of the stocks and this new move just continued and continued. the defense, for its part, said it couldn't have been a pump and dump scheme because hwang never saw this and will share. defense sing the wipeout -- never sold a share. defense sing day -- saying the wipeout was due to a blackout. it was a week in which viacom issued more shares and s.e.c. says it was cracking down on some chinese companies listed in the u.s., two events very detrimental to archegos' portfolio. within hours, margin calls started coming in from various banks and by friday, archegos was no more and banks across the street were down $10 billion. sentences which in theory could be up to 200 years, at least for hwang, but is likely to be just a fraction of that, is set for october 28. hwang is likely to appeal. vonnie quinn, glover news. joumanna: israel is a telling all palestinians in gaza city to leave immediately as fighting

george howard bailed out by the same fund shot and killed damien martin ortiz, a crime for which he isa camera and said their policies. they going to pick file numbers. that's a game of criminal russian roulette. >> the minnesota freedom fund and the harris campaign say the support she landed to that fund was limited to the tweet. there is no record of her giving them any money. >> john: mike, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: let's bring in leo terrel. leo, great to have you on. how will kamala harris be tested on this issue? >> very well. thank you for this question sandra because there is video. if i was presenting a case to you as a judge there is overwhelming evidence. she is not only supporting the freedom fund. i lived in california. i remembered her when she was district attorney and attorney general. she supported defunding the police. she basically denied a death penalty case where a cop killer had the opportunity to be eligible for an opportunity and she said no. even dianne feinstein was upset. the police union was upset. she wrote the language with prop 47. we would know about

. >> damien posey is the founder of us for us bay area.ng people through community action and violence prevention. joined right now by spencer christian, a great program right there with great weather today as well. >> that's true. and we're hoping or hoping for more great weather, but i'm sure that was a good one. there thank you jr. here's what's coming our way on the forecast animation a lot of drizzle offshore and some of it even onshore during the early morning hours between about 4:00 and 8 a.m. but then by afternoon it will be nice and dry and sunny. overnight lows will be mainly in the mid to upper 50s. highs tomorrow. low 60s at the coast, mid 70s around the bay shoreline and mid to upper 80s inland. very few locations will reach 90 tomorrow, so let's take a look at the accuweather seven day forecast. even cooler on tuesday with inland highs mainly in the mid 80s. back up to about 90 in the warmest spots on wednesday. so moderate, mild to moderate weather for the first three days of the week. but on thursday and friday, notice the

thank you, damien,. now it's time for this special election edition of newscast...e chair because i feel if i sit in this seat and i'm speaking to that person on my right, i have to sort of do a bit of side—eye. well, ifeel like i'm getting a job interview, so be kind. and we're waiting for chris mason to appear. and i think he's going to appear in a screen to my left, but, um, we've sort of lost track of him. he is at westminster, though, so he's not like in some random car park in a marginal seat. so he should be quite easy to get hold of at some point. so, do you know what's interesting? so i've been doing this six—hour—long newscast like live marathon on bbc sounds today. and you realise like all the timelines have diverged. so for people like mel stride, the work and pensions secretary, who will listen to in a second, he's basically saying the election's over. then we broadcasters go, it's the last day of campaigning because on polling day itself, we're banned by law from saying anything. but then you speak to the actual candidates and the activists and they're

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so i'm the son who now joins us from the joy damien capital. i'm 9 then, and we're getting any signals from israel on how the folks of going what we have heard from is really officials speaking anonymously about how these negotiations are going. they said that they are giving a immense effort to try and get something of a break through here because there's a genuine opportunity for one. they say that there's still a lot of sticking points, a lot of gaps that are still wide, but need to be bridge. but that there was some agreement on more minor issues. now we don't exactly know what these issues are. we've just heard competing statements from both these really prime minister and him us and as we've been hearing the united states middle east is our breton, the girl was in israel meeting with the prime minister meeting with israel's defense minister yo up the launch about these negotiations and nets, and you all who had reiterated that if israel's red lines are not crossed, there could be room here for a breakthrough. but again, these non negotiab

another freighter that has damien floods, who soon got stuck in the taiwan strait and sunk on thursday morning, the 9 person balmy's crew jumped after him, making a distress. call the tie on east coast guards still searching for 4 people after the captain was found this morning, the seized on the beach for others were rescued. and what the coast guard is calling an unprecedented situation. overall, at least 7 deaths, not including that captain had been blamed on this type boon, which flooded large swaths of the island record. rain pounded caution. tie one's top port city, and that is where taiwan is. president lighting tub was this friday morning to survey the damage, and he's promised to raise relief subsidies and work with local governments to rebuild. but the truth is dangerous. still works including land slide risk on many of these mountain communities that has been, that have been punished by days of torrential rain. eunice can all, does there a tide on taiwan on the philippine coast guards as it will deploy a chemical disperse since on floating barriers after tank current carryin

damien derrick looks at his journey.ars old, matt won olympic gold in the four by 200 relay. it was his first major final. that was the point where i first achieved that dream of being an olympic champion. that was something i'd wanted to do since i was about ten years old. it was almost like being able to look back at younger me and be like, you know, look what we've done, you know? so that was really special and always will be, and it'll be something i'll cherish forever. but from the pinnacle of the podium, matt experienced a sinking feeling as 2022 saw him struggle and his times get slower. a move to millfield 18 months ago has been transformative, helping him become individual world champion. i couldn't be any more grateful if i tried to. these guys, they've literally given me everything i've dreamt of so far, you know? so, you know, every session ijust enjoy the process of of what i'm trying to achieve. so, you know, i think in the long run, that's the most important thing you can have in sport and in life in gener

being felt around - that impact is being felt around the world so let's head to europe next... and damien what has been happening? earlier today the airport were completely shut down essentially. when we arrived most flights were cancelled on the board, that has now changed with most appeared to be running but the queues are quite long and i have been chatting to people who have been chatting to people who have been waiting at the counters of airlines for six or seven hours waiting for information. they say there's not enough people manning there's not enough people manning the counter is to give them information. the staff are doing their best but it's not enough information coming through. we are seeing the odd plane taking off which is good news for people hoping to travel. the difficulty is at the best of times this airport is rammed at this time of year because this is the week when children go on school holiday in this whole region around berlin, and now we have seen this disruption leading to large queues and i think we will see a day or two of this. across germany we have seen sim

damien derrick looks at his journey. old, matt won olympic gold in the four by 200 relay. it was his first major final. that was the point where i first achieved that dream of being an olympic champion. that was something i'd wanted to do since i was about ten years old. it was almost like being able to look back at younger me and be like, you know, look what we've done, you know? so that was really special and always will be, and it'll be something i'll cherish forever. but from the pinnacle of the podium, matt experienced a sinking feeling as 2022 saw him struggle and his times get slower. a move to millfield 18 months ago has been transformative, helping him become individual world champion. i couldn't be any more grateful if i tried to. these guys, they've literally given me everything i've dreamt of so far, you know? so, you know, every session ijust enjoy the process of of what i'm trying to achieve. so, you know, i think in the long run, that's the most important thing you can have in sport and in life in general.

my name is damien williams u.s. attorney in the southern district of new york.in this court is convicted senator robert menendez of corruption and national security offenses. this case has always been about shocking levels of corruption. hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes in the form of cash, gold bars, a mercedes-benz. this was not politics as usual this is politics for profit and now that her jury has convicted bob menendez's years of selling his office to the highest bidder have finally come to an end. i want to thank the career prosecutors and law enforcement agents and analysts who meticulously investigate the prosecuted this case. their work is the reason why this shocking corruption has finally bent on earth and brought to an end. they're the best of the best i am enormously proud of them and proud to serve with them. thank you. tuxes at the maximum sentence, sir? >> good afternoon. i'm christy curtis acting assistant director of the fbi at newark field office. today is a day of victory in a victory for justice. public corruption like this holds h

last night we saw people on the left like damien green and robert buckland taken out and interviewedith in you whatsoever. that should only be one faction at westminster in that should therefore be represented with one whatsapp group. i cannot see nigel farage wanting tojoin the group. i cannot see nigel farage wanting to join the conservative party. he had one intense last night, that was to do as much damage as he possibly could. it was political vandalism on a colossal scale. that's what he wanted to do and what he succeeded in. he did 250 conservative mps out and the reform uk vote was large enough to do damage to well over 100 of those. so he knew what he was doing, he has his own ambitions and let him carry on. but he will be doing it within the conservative political tent. they have 121 mps, they need to dust themselves down and work out where they want to go. they must reconnect with the public and they way that they did not do over the last four and half years. do not forget, boris johnson was elected in 2019 with a majority of 80, he should have been able to achieve anythin

damien derrick looks at his journey. from great britain we've richards!achieved the agreement being an olympic champion and what is what i wanted to do a ten years old. it was a bit like looking at younger me and saying look what we did. it will be something i cherish forever. bul be something i cherish forever. but from the pinnacle of the podium, matt experienced a sinking feeling as 2022 saw him struggle and his times gets lower. a move to millfield 18 months ago has been transformative, helping him become individual world champion. t individual world champion. i couldn't be any more individual world champion. t couldn't be any more grateful if i tried for these guys was that they have literally given me everything so far. every session i just enjoy the process of what i'm trying to achieve so i think in the long run thatis achieve so i think in the long run that is the most important thing you can have in sport and in life in general. lowe hello, here they are. like so many lead athletes, financial and emotional support from mum and dad has helped mat

he is hoping to inspire more young people with disabilities to take part, as damien o'neill explains.e smile for life charity, which he is a patron. you are encouraging other young people with disabilities to run the great north run. why are you doing that? i think these sorts of events should be open to anyone and everyone. so, it's nice to see more disabled young people being more active. it will help them physically and mentally, which can only be a positive thing will stop its such a great feeling to have inspired other young people to have inspired other young people to do the great north run. taste to have inspired other young people to do the great north run. we asked him to become _ to do the great north run. we asked him to become a _ to do the great north run. we asked him to become a patron _ to do the great north run. we asked him to become a patron and - to do the great north run. we asked him to become a patron and he - to do the great north run. we asked him to become a patron and he was. him to become a patron and he was very happy— him to become a patron and he was ve

my name is damien williams u.s. attorney in the southern district of new york. moments ago the jury in this court is convicted senator robert menendez of corruption and national security offenses. this case has always been about shocking levels of corruption. hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes in the form of cash, gold bars, a mercedes-benz. this was not politics as usual this is politics for profit and now that her jury has convicted bob menendez's years of selling his office to the highest bidder have finally come to an end. i want to thank the career prosecutors and law enforcement agents and analysts who meticulously investigate the prosecuted this case. their work is the reason why this shocking corruption has finally bent on earth and brought to an end. they're the best of the best i am enormously proud of them and proud to serve with them. thank you. tuxes at the maximum sentence, sir? >> good afternoon. i'm christy curtis acting assistant director of the fbi at newark field office. today is a day of victory in a victory for justice. public corrup