enoch: our teams are working with transnet.ve indicated, they really have to be quid pro quo in the sense that what are they going to deliver in exchange? francine: have you had any responses to that, anything concrete? enoch: my team and transnet teams are working on some of those issues. francine: how worried are you about 2024? there is a lot of geopolitics. south africa has been part of some of the concerns over ukraine. you have made your intent clear with israel and gaza. there is trade concerns. we're not sure if inflation is fully under control. it could be much more entrenched. enoch: on the inflationary front, global inflation will still be a challenge. at a domestic level, the central bank has been able to tame it a bit. as a result now there is optimism that we are getting into a phase of interest-rate rate cuts. in that sense, there is a possibility. the global conditions are of great concern, the impact on us. let me give you the russian one. we table the budget on the 23rd of february. when we wake up on the 24th

she briefs he served the ceo of enoch pratt free library in baltimore, and she received her undergraduate degree from roosevelt university and masters and phd from university of chicago. that i also attended. whenever i see dr. hayden ier always think about barbara mikulski who was so proud that a baltimore library and got this job, i just made her proud, too, so thank you. our second witness is director of the government publishing office, hugh halpern, who has been in this position since his unanimous confirmation -- that doesn't happen all the time -- senate in december 2019. heat previous who worked. on hil for more than 30 years including for former speaker paul ryan, and he received his bachelors and masters degree from american university and his law degree from george mason. thank you, and we really enjoyed your attendance at celeste draper our final witness is meroe park who became deputy secretary and chief operating the smithsonian in december 2019. previously she worked for 27 years at the cia. okay, i did note that peer when i read these files i learn new things all the typin

but owner enoch shin says he's concerned about his staff because his business has been red tagged and pg and e has shut off power. >> i need to power back soon as possible. otherwise, 28 people to have to stay home. they lose their job. >> shin also says the city is to blame for reducing international boulevard to one lane for vehicles and turning the other lane into bus only traffic. the driver of the honda was illegally driving in the bus only lane just moments before the crash. >> boss lane caused a lot of accident and the high speed they driving 67 miles. >> shin and his family have run the business for 32 years now. they're not sure what the future will bring. >> it's just a #### situation for everyone. um, yeah. there's no words. how your family comes here with nothing builds up a huge business. and just like that, it's just taken away. >> henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> new at six. tonight, a vigil is taking place tonight to honor the memory of a woman who was killed in a hit and run crash in oakland community members are holding a vigil tonight for kim mae barranca. this is

but owner enoch shin says he's concerned about his staff because his business has been red tagged andd e has shut off power. >> i need to power back soon as possible. otherwise, 28 people, they have to stay home. they lose their job. shin also says the city is to blame for reducing international boulevard to one lane for vehicles, and turning the other lane into bus only traffic. >> the driver of the honda was illegally driving in the bus only lane just moments before the crash. >> boss lane caused a lot of accidents and the high speed. are they driving 67 miles? >> shin and his family have run the business for 32 years now. they're not sure what the future will bring. >> it's just a #### situation for everyone. um, yeah. there's no words. how your family comes here with nothing builds up a huge business. and just like that, it's just taken away. >> henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> well. it looks like our dry weather stretch will continue for one more day as we head into your thursday. so now is the time to prepare because we're talking about significantrillionainfall could lead to s

powell would always but enoch powell would always dnnk but enoch powell would always drink a lot off. he believed that that would make him much more on the ball, primed and ready for action in his delivery of speeches . of speeches. >> i'm so sorry about you. >> i'm so sorry about you. >> don't the loo before >> don't go to the loo before our show and let's see what happens, right? >> okay, tom emily >> okay, that is tom and emily this good this afternoon with good afternoon britain. didn't afternoon britain. we didn't know to go in that know it was going to go in that direction, we? know it was going to go in that dire um.|, we? know it was going to go in that dire right. we? know it was going to go in that direright. let's we? know it was going to go in that direright. let's see? we've >> right. let's see what we've got . we're a quick got. uh, we're taking a quick break. a quick break. don't break. take a quick break. don't go going go anywhere. we're going to talk about toilet. about not going to the toilet. >> caveman >> rishi, the caveman and people that i knew had dewbs & co

well mr hitchens first lays blame on enoch powell's shutting of the numerous residential mental hospitalsross the country in the 1960s, when he was health secretary. but even more so on the widespread use of cannabis, especially among young people. while we do not know of any historic use of drugs, in the case of valdo kallocain, we do know that he was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, and we cannabis linked with paranoid schizophrenia, and wethe cannabis linked with paranoid schizophrenia, and wethe disorder annabis linked with paranoid schizophrenia, and wethe disorder weiabis linked with paranoid schizophrenia, and wethe disorder we also linked with paranoid schizophrenia, and wethe disorder we also know,ed with paranoid schizophrenia, and wethe disorder we also know, as to the disorder we also know, as mr hitchens points out, all reports of valday kallocain suggest he was a pleasant person up until the age of 15. so what changed? well, it's no secret that in spite of the law stating that in spite of the law stating that the punishment for possession of cannabis is up to five year

well mr hitchens first lays blame on enoch powell's shutting of the numerous residential mental hospitalscross the country in the 1960s, when he was health secretary. but even more so on the widespread use of cannabis, especially among young people. while we do not know of any historic use of drugs, in the case of valdo kallocain, we do know that he was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, and we cannabis linked with paranoid schizophrenia, and wethe cannabis linked with paranoid schizophrenia, and wethe disorder annabis linked with paranoid schizophrenia, and wethe disorder weiabis linked with paranoid schizophrenia, and wethe disorder we also linked with paranoid schizophrenia, and wethe disorder we also know,ed with paranoid schizophrenia, and wethe disorder we also know, as to the disorder we also know, as mr hitchens points out, all reports of valday kallocain suggest he was a pleasant person up until the age of 15. so what changed? well, it's no secret that in spite of the law stating that in spite of the law stating that the punishment for possession of cannabis is up to five yea

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in a 2011 enoch cheeks talk to that church are about selling this photo of her to vanity fair, what you think a good price should be? the same year they made the unsubstantiated claim former president bill clinton had previously threatened the magazine over a story about epstein. he walked into the vf and threatened them not to write these articles about his good friend je. those involved have long denied it and "vanity fair"'s editor at the time till the telegraph this categorically did not happen. maxwell is saving a 20 year prison sentence after she was convicted in 2021 of aiding his steps check gifting of young women and girls. the appeal will be heard in march. so far about 60 documents have been unsealed and they are still more than 200 to go george? >> thank you. we go to washington now a new report from democrats saying that donald trump received money from other foreign countries during his presidency. we have the details. good morning. >> good morning, documents of nearly $8 million are showing that donald trump's companies took in some form of government while he was preside

i'm old enough to remember back in 1968, when enoch powell first drew attention to this as an issue,e watching a nation heaping up its own funeral pyre. well, it's taken a long time for that pyre to ignite. now it's happening . maybe now our happening. maybe now our politicians will wake up. or i have to say, i see no sign of that on the part of the current government and the political class which surrounds them. and this is an absolute tragedy. the people of this country actually have take into their own have to take into their own hands the responsibility for ensuring that our politicians listen to them. >> it's difficult . it's >> it's difficult. it's incredibly difficult because , incredibly difficult because, you know, we do end up therefore, unfortunately , therefore, unfortunately, seeing, know, an increase in seeing, you know, an increase in in far right ideology that can then be a bit of a chicken and 999 then be a bit of a chicken and egg situation, etc. but i think, you know, it would just be a really, really nice thing if politicians , politicians and politicians, politic

rishi sunak enoch says he would support the honours committee if it decided to do that.the cabinet meets the first time in 2024 as the post office scandal mounts . but how will the scandal mounts. but how will the pm lance the boil ? pm lance the boil? >> we've been asking have we gone tipping mad multi—millionaire rod stewart gave hotel staff a whopping £10,000. but when was the last time you had a bill without a hefty service charge ? hefty service charge? >> it's getting more dangerous and costly to be on the roads. car insurers say the number of pothole related claims has gone up pothole related claims has gone ”p by pothole related claims has gone up by 40% in just one year. >> much of britain on amber alert for freezing temperatures. many of you are waking up to snow and ice with temperatures reaching as low as —nine degrees celsius. yeah we'll get all the details, of course, from aiden. >> there was a small amount of snow in places yesterday . today snow in places yesterday. today and with a cold start again today, will there be any more of the white stuff? i'll h

we've never really quite got it right and i can go right back to enoch powell. days 1970 days.n 2015, saying labour controls on immigration. oh really? that's worth a fortune. that don't you think though it stinks somehow that we weren't told this by by the home office. >> yes. it took a freedom of information request. >> absolutely outrageous. but we're talking about suella braverman and pretty patel and poor james. you know, he wasn't poorjames. you know, he wasn't a great home. foreign secretary, and he's even worse. home secretary . he and poor mr and he's even worse. home secretary. he and poor mr sunak , secretary. he and poor mr sunak, you know, he comes once every 2 or 3 weeks. a little meeting in downing street. i used to attend them. you were there, them. i'm sure you were there, too, charlie. and he has to wrestle with all this. but wrestle with all of this. but it's completely outside area it's completely outside his area of . uh, so we've not of experience. uh, so we've not thought through that policy . and thought through that policy. and the big mistake was in 20