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charlotte gallagher in the newsroom. _ recuperating. charlotte gallagher in the newsroom.tte gallagher in the newsroom. those of the latestl the newsroom. those of the latest headlines here on bbc news. i'm back injust a moment. don't headlines here on bbc news. i'm back in just a moment. don't go away. hello there. for many parts of the country, it's been a dry and sunny day today. still some rather brisk winds in places. we had some gusty winds overnight on that band of cloud that swept some rain eastwards. that's long gone now, but following on from that, we've seen a bit of a change to something cooler and fresher. those temperatures will drop away quickly this evening — already at five o'clock or so, those numbers are going to be sitting around six or seven degrees. whilst the winds are lighter in the south, it's still quite blustery further north, and overnight through the night, we're still likely to have some gates in the far north—west of scotland. it's going to be across the northern half of scotland we continue to see the showers into the night, the odd one poss

thank you, charlotte gallagher. _ already be locked off.already be locked off. thank you, charlotte gallagher. just an - already be locked off. thank you, i charlotte gallagher. just an update on the breaking news, king charles has arrived at a hospital in london for a planned treatment for an enlarged prostate. we are seeing previous pictures of him greeting crowds. that policy statement, saying that the king this morning was admitted to a london hospital for this scheduled treatment. also saying his majesty would like to thank all of those who have sent their good wishes over the past week. he is delighted to learn that his diagnosis is having a positive impact on public health awareness. so, that breaking news, king charles has arrived in hospitalfor the scheduled treatment. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bring you different stories from across the uk. usually, sorting a day out takes a lot of planning for gary went. but he's not had nearly as much work to do before coming to castleton. ., ., , ., ., ., castleton.

i'm trace gallagher, it's 11:00 p.m. on the east coast 8:00 here in los angeles and this is america's late news, fox news at night. we are getting breaking reports about the u.s. launching a new round of strikes against the houthis in yemen. now, this comes after the houthis defied the u.s. and fired yet another missile into those red sea shipping lanes. we are getting a defense expert to give us analysis and should have him up, ready, and on camera in moments. meantime, just three days until iowa voters decide who they think the republican nominee for president should be. aishah hasnie is live in des moines iowa where voter turnout could be affected by extremely icy and cold conditions. aishah, good evening. >> reporter: trace good evening to you. the campaign trail has already been impacted by the severe weather. tonight, former president trump had to cancel two of his rallies tomorrow on saturday and a third on sunday leaving just one rally left. he said on truth social tonight that he is going to try to get to iowa b

i'm trace gallagher, it's 11:00 p.m. on the east coast, 8:00 here in los angeles and this is america's late news. fox news at night. and breaking tonight, the new evidence is very strong that voters are not happy and the anger appears to be across the political spectrum. young, old, black, hispanic. the numbers for president biden are getting worse and when you have a lot of ground to make up in the new year, solutions seem to be few and far between t senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with the very latest on this kevin good evening. >> reporter: happy new year my friend, evening to you. now last year president biden reportedly spent about, let's just say about a third of his time on the job away from the job, as it were, at get aways, posh vacation spots and almost weekly at his home over in delaware. but as he gets back to work in 2024 the oldest president in american history is saddled with the lowest approval numbers of any president running for a second term since the end of world war ii with 58

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fox news at night with trace gallagher is next. love you america. >> trace: good evening i'm trace gallagher, 11:00 p.m. on the east coast 8:00 in los angeles and this is america's late news, fox news at night. breaking tonight, brand new video just into fox news showing a man, as you saw there, violently attacking a las vegas judge literally jumping over barriers up onto the bench. we'll tell you wa the suspect said right before he attacked. but, first, breaking news that almost broke the internet. the names of people tied to convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein now publicment more than 900 pages of court documents were unsealed moments ago. it really is a who's who list that nobody wants to be on including the former president bill clinton and names like michael jackson, george lucas, it goes on and on. the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with the breaking information on this story. kevin good evening. >> reporter: evening trace, in addition to the former president, bill clinton, some other high profile

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. brilliant. they can be seen at the sundance film festival.uch of the country today and tomorrow will continue to see a lot of dry, sunny and cold weather, we have some concerns for the social hours piling into the north of the country. —— the snow showers. we have an amber warning in force. this system across france won't pose any issues at southern britain. it will bring an area of thicker cloud. it is the snow showers in the north which we have no concerns about and an amberwarning which we have no concerns about and an amber warning here issued for an extra five centimetres to ten centimetres of snow falling on already deep snow. we could see 15-20 already deep snow. we could see 15—20 centimetres extra so over the high ground. further south, 15—20 centimetres extra so over the high ground. furthersouth, best 15—20 centimetres extra so over the high ground. further south, best of the sunshine, a very cold day particularly across the northern half of the uk. this evening and overnight, we lose the cloud and wintry showers from the far south

as i mention that mike gallagher is here with us. the question about hitting iran directly, if you do that, you take the chance of igniting hezbollah in lebanon and creating that wider war. how do you see it today based on what we think we know, sir? >> well, you have to find a way to restore deterrents. the administration is claiming the long overdue strikes will do just that. at the same time admitting that the houthis are likely to retaliate, which by definition means that deterrence is not restored . i hope this marks the beginning of a shift in the administration's posture towards iran and its proxies. we have to get more aggressive but i'm not holding my breath. i fear we will just engage in this incremental tit-for-tat in an effort to avoid further escalation. that signals to our enemies the biden administration is reluctant to provoke iran despite the fact that iranian backed terrorists have already attacked u.s. forces 130 times since october. just consider the fact that the administration has not put the houthis back on the

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china, russia and korea are uniting against the west, said republican congressman mike gallagher, who chaired the hearing. the lawmaker noted that after two years of full-scale war in russia. in ukraine, the aggressors are closer than ever and involve iran and north korea, covering hamas and its terror against israel. gallagher called the communist party of china the main banker and supplier of the russian war in ukraine, as well as the number one consumer of iranian oil. today the storm is coming again. we see, as china conducts. more than a peacetime troop-raiser since at least world war ii, he has willing friends in tehran, moscow, and bhenyan, so we should think about the lessons of history. chinese leader xi jinping is closely watching what is happening in the united states, lawmakers said. during the hearings , democratic congresswoman katey castor asked former cia director leon panetta's speaker to comment on what the delay signal was. with the approval of a new aid package to ukraine in the us congress sent to china. in 2022, when putin invaded ukraine, the united states, pres

force the president of gallagher associates exhibit design firm. you know, patrick has overseeing the gallery design of multiple exhibits here including arsenal of democracy, road to tokyo, road to berlin. but most recently, the galleries within liberation pavilion. and that's going to be our our focus today. and then at the at the end of the table, there's eliot cohen. eliot, as you heard, as you know, one of our president show councilors. so incredible body that that brings us incredible insights because sometimes we get caught in the day to day here at the museum and, you know, sometimes this allows to lift up and really have some new new insights with that. let's a former councilor in the united states department of state from 2017 nine since 2019, he's been one of our presidential counselors. he's also served as historic consultant for many of the galleries of liberation pavilion and also for the third floor freedom theater experience as well. so as we as we dive into liberation pavilion, let me do a quick survey. who here has not been in libe

with congressman gallagher i do agree with you around the framework. i don't believe we are that close to having an agi that uld jump into it but also thinke shouldn't b regions about which assistance we use. and but the safuards in place. that's another thing we've been investing not just us but of the compass like ours we been vesting heavily in those feguards doing testing doing stimulatio, just giving out. it was an embarrassing things you could probably make into a 18 month ago you can't today. and by the way as we talk about the sense today but there are amazing new wor that's been done in advanced ai around biology, around chemistry. we've enough products on these things today. you are at a point where i can actually create new molecules that did exist before. we are at a point when you can actually go bac with biology and create new things that you didn't have before. those are amazing tools so we talk about the defense space. ihink this also applies when we tk about life sciences, talk aut chemistry, we talk with other sort of areas like that.

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.med police in south—east london. the metropolitan police said the man was trying to force his way into a building in the surrey quays area just before 5am on tuesday, and was threatening to hurt the people inside. unarmed officers tried to speak to him but were threatened, and when police marksmen arrived he had got into the building and was shot. we will bring you more on that as soon as there are more developments in that story. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. after yesterday's heavy rain, especially across northern england, things are a bit quieter today. we started off with a lot of cloud, patchy light rain and drizzle left over from this area of low pressure which brought us the rain yesterday. it's now pulling away, allowing this area of high pressure to build in. what's going to happen through the afternoon is the cloud continuing to push down towards the south—east where it will linger. but for the rest of the uk, it's mostly a dry day

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republican mike gallagher chairman of the house china committee. are you and good morning to you. i know you are same dog, old tricks, is that what we're seeing here? >> well, this seems to be the first time it flew directly over taiwan. we've seen balloons go around. it goes to show we've normalized pressure against taiwan designed to influence their upcoming election january 13th. we have our own recent experience with chinese spy balloons that you alluded to. the best advice we could give to our friends in taiwan is don't lie about it. don't downplay the incident. don't delay defensive action for fear of provoking china because that will only make them more aggressive. that's what we're seeing right now with respect to china's attempt to influence taiwan's election which goes beyond spy balloon including tariffs on petro chemicals. it is gotten so bad the more pro-china party is even accusing the ruling party the dpp of making it impossible for taylor swift to perform in taiwan. you know it's serious. >> bill: that's like hemmer celebrity news t

. >> trace: i am trace gallagher. 11 p.m. on the east coast and 8 o'clock in los angeles. this is america's late news, fox news at night. breaking news america a illegal immigrants crisis forcing a texas sized standoff between the federal government and the lone star state. pushing the leaders of democratic lead sanctuary cities to call out the biden administration. kevin cork is live in washington. but we begin with bill live with sanctuary cities at a breaking point. >> this stretches across the country. illegal immigrants are swarming in boston. 100 camped out in boston logan airport. shelters are at full capacity. dozens of families were sleeping on the cold floors. the massachusetts governor is calling on biden to act right now. she asked for $250-million dollars to help the overwhelmed shelters. this is not the state's making." in chicago massive of migrants are camping in train stations, police stations and airports after texas sent more than 30,000 migrants to the sanctuary cities. locals are future that resources are used for illegal immigrants rather than needy c

congressman mike gallagher. head of the china commission on the hill.up to speed to what's going on here. it could be something that we all have to deal with sooner or later. thanks very much, congressman. good to see you as always. >> thank you. >> martha: so the fbi dismantles a massive crime operation in california seizing huge amounts of fentanyl and other poisonous drugs. as we learn why podcast king, joe rogan, has now high-tailed it out of the state. he has left california for texas. >> california went nuts, man. their approach to law enforcement is so insane. it's so insane, the that cash bail, letting people out for committing violent crimes. we really don't want people to think of feeding food like ours is spoiling their dogs. good, real food is simple. it looks like food, it smells like food, it's what dogs are supposed to be eating. no living being should ever eat processed food for every single meal of their life. it's amazing to me how many people write in about their dogs changing for the better. the farmer's dog is just our way to help p

i'm trace gallagher. it's 11:00 p.m.the east coast, 8:00 here in los angeles, and this is america's late news, "fox news @ night." breaking tonight, governor ron desantis says forget the polls, because his ground game will translate into a big win in iowa. it's a bold statement considering former president trump is leading ila by more than 30 points. the latest power rankings have just come out, and they indicate the very real possibility of a surprise in iowa or new hampshire. aishah hasnie is live in des moines, iowa, with more on the fox news town hall as well as the shake-up in the fox news power rankings. good evening. >> trace, good evening to you. that's right, desantis says don't count him out just yet, despite the stagnant polling on him at there recently. he says he is promising to exceed expectations here in iowa. tonight on the big stage he boasted about his ground game at the fox town hall and his team tells me they have more than 30,000 people committed to caucus for desantis. that's a big deal. he said it'

our culture correspondent, charlotte gallagher, has been to belfast to meet them. photography. kneecap are at the forefront of irish hip hop, rapping in both irish and english. their self—titled film, a semi—fictionalized account of how they got together, also blends the two languages, and it's the first irish language film to be included at the sundance film festival. they called our generation the ceasefire babies. so it's about these three fathers trying to find their place in the world. and it's about, you know, their identity and stuff like that. so everybody has this idea of the irish language, that we alljust sit about in pubs, playing fiddles and talking about grammar. you know what i mean? when in actual fact, these three characters don't really mention the language that much. the whole film they're, like, selling drugs and like talking about, you know, youth culture. you've heard of intergenerational trauma, right? right. our history. our history has become our biology. kneecap are not without controversy. this mural, showing a police landrover on fire, d

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. apology accepted.known as a2 three a, is being ground on by warmer air and water as it drips from the unsanitary, but it's not seen as a consequent of climate change. jonathan amos reports. the burg is no missing and fast, satellite image show the frozen block to have a width of 65 km, is like the distance from manchester to sheffield. a23 a has an area of 3900 km2, more than twice the size of greater london, and its average thickness is about 280 metres, nearly as tall as the eiffel tower, and anyways close to a trillion sons. these dimensions are shrinking all the time. the production and melting of icebergs like a 203a, are part of a natural cycle, not a consequence of national —— climate change, as it melts their upsides, it would drop mineral dust in the ocean, a fertiliser stimulus and the growth of small organisms like plankton on the web countries on the planet, the blue whales. bull —— but how long a 20 38 will remain intact is uncertain about the only guarantee is this giant will eventually w

all around you in patrick gallagher or gallagher and associates who brought our exhibits to life for all of you and especially the gallery me, the liberation about what it means to today the aftermath of world war two. this museum is about war. but it's also about the totality of the american experience. it's a horrible war. it was a war that included the worst genocide, the holocaust in human history. but it was shaped after the war by american values and policies and the spread of freedom and democracy. we have here establish an institute for the study of war and democracy. don miller mentioned a few weeks ago to me that everybody in america was inside that war on the homefront and the battle front for four years. so unity and unification of the nation is something that you will feel here as you go through these exhibits. you've heard mission statement that ends with understanding the price of freedom and be inspired by what learn. think about for a moment. let that sink in. that's about education. about learning. why is this museum and this pavilion then so important? of course it

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. spread by a 22—year—old woman, who falsely told police in cumbria she'd been raped by men who were part of an asian grooming gang. she was jailed last year. but anna collinson has been investigating the web of deceit created — you may find some of the details in her report upsetting. i guess you kind of, you can probably guess what's going to happen. if you just listen... this is the moment eleanor williams was arrested in 2020. a court would later find that she had repeatedly lied about being raped, which legal experts stress rarely happens. exclusive access to police footage shows it started at 16 and then escalated. he had a knife, he was waving it around. by 18, she claimed she was being trafficked by an asian gang. which one was willing to pay the most money to go with. the police treated williams like a victim, but suspicions began to arise after they spent two days driving her around blackpool, where she said she'd been recently trafficked to, and was unable to provide any lead

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>> diane gallagher, thanks so much. let's bring in attorney and legal affairs commentator areva martin. the testimony of this juror was troubling. she said she was influenced by this clerk of court and also other jurors. were you surprised the judge decided not to allow murdaugh a new trial? >> not surprised at all, jake, particularly given the record that was created during the hearing the judge created on this matter. the judge needed to hear from jurors that they had been influenced to hold murdaugh or come back with guilty verdicts for murdaugh in the double murder of his wife and son. and in the absence of those jurors stating that, i expected the judge would rule the way she did. very scathing comments about this former clerk and what the judge said her celebrity-seeking activities. >> is it common for a judge to grant a request for a new trial, let alone one so high profile as this one based off one juror's allegation? >> very difficult to get a new trial, jake, under usual circumstances. definitely when you have

. >> trace: i am trace gallagher. 11 p.m. on the east coast and 8 o'clock in los angeles.s is fox news at night. breaking news tonight brand new information about conservatives targeted by the federal government. it's disturbing. federal investigators are accused of asking banks to flag transactions including terms like maga and trump as part of a probe into the january 6th attack on the capitol. kevin cork is live with incriminating details. >> and disturbing. in addition to federal investigators to ask banks to search for maga and trump as part of the investigation into january 6th, they warned that purchases of religious texts could indicate extremish. a letter obtained by fox news digital they located documents that indicate officials suggested that bank query transactions with key words like dick's sporting goods, and bass pro-shops and more. the house judiciary committee conducted oversight on this receipt of information about american citizens without legal process and its engagement at the private sector. >> this is surveillance at its worst. we will do depositions

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.ming hours. pittsburgh—based astrobotic says its peregrine spacecraft will be directed to re—enter the earth's atmosphere and burn up. the lander suffered a major propulsion failure last week that made a safe touch—down on the lunar surface impossible. let's hope it does not come crashing down. that could be messy. let's hope it goes well, and they have another go at trying to land on the lunar surface. we have plenty more for you here on bbc news. if you watch at this time of day, the world economic forum is under way and i met this woman there, this is a sandboe, the former chief operating officer of messe, which is the company that runs facebook. she has announced she is stepping down from the board. we have the details here on bbc news online and also on our avenue. we will be hearing a lot from davos in just a moment, which is where i met her a few years ago. see withers here on bbc news. the top is a resign next. dominic the top business stories are next. hello there. our current

let's get straight to cnn's diane gallagher outside the courthouse in columbia, south carolina.diane, how did we get to this point? >> reporter: jake, the question is whether that juror's testimony is going to be enough for this judge. she is the retired chief justice of the south carolina supreme court, known for her very intense and decisive rulings. we expect in a matter of minutes to learn if alec murdaugh will get a new trial in the murders of his wife and son. they argue that the clerk of court was tampering with this jury. one juror says she was influenced. >> i did not pressure the jury. >> reporter: that's what alec murdaugh is trying to prove happened in his quest for a new murder trial. back in court again today, nearly one year after a jury found him guilty of killing his wife and son at their family hunting estate in june 2021. at the center of today's hearing, the clerk of court rebecca hill, a fixture of the six-week murder trial, and the allegations that she tampered with that jury to secure a book deal and media appearances. >> it didn't matter to me if it was g

. >> trace: i am trace gallagher of the 11 p.m. on the east coast and 8 o'clock los angeles. this is fox news at night. he won't debate during the primaries but took the stage in iowa at a fox news town hall that came on the heels of christie suspending his campaign for president but won't support any of the remaining candidates of the wait until you hear what he said about nikki haley and ron desantis caught on a hot mic. the latest from the very cold campaign trail. >> we will get to the drama in a second. headlines from the former president's town hall on fox news. he said that he is not worried at all that nikki haley might close the gap with him this new hampshire now that chris christie dropped out of the race. he said this does not change the dynamic at all. watch this. >> we are leading by almost 60 points. i am not exactly worried about it. i understand new hampshire well. i won it twice and did very well. i love the people and they love me. >> he said the bigger news out of tonight was that chris christie got caught on a hot mic diss'ing nikki haley and ron desantis

. >> trace: i am trace gallagher. 11 p.m. on the east coast and 8 o'clock here in los angeles. it their is fox news at night. tonight there and outrage over accusations that conservatives are being targeted by the federal government even having their bank accounts scanned to find out where the maga republicans shop. it's 73 hours from the first in the nation primary. votes being cast in new hampshire. not only as the former president scored a major endorsement, he is expanding his lead in the polls. brian is live in a chilly new hampshire. good evening. >> trace, it's 13 degrees here in manchester, new hampshire. south carolina senator and former presidential candidate tim scott endorsed donald trump at a rally in new hampshire. trump and former governor nikki haley tried to secure scott's endorsement. he shows the front runner even though he said heed not endorse in the primary. he told fox why he changed his mind. >> it's time to unite our party so our only target is firing joe biden. out country can't fake 4 more years. the best way to get rid of joe biden as president is to

charlotte gallagher has been to meet him. after coming off stage in mandela, the musical. started taking my costume off and hanging it back on the rail. and, as i was going to put my trousers onto the rail, i was telling my arm to do it and it was going in slow motion, which is the most bizarre thing. and then i could feel my leg going from underneath me. so it was terrifying. a cast member's brother, who's a doctor, was in the audience and rushed backstage to give immediate first aid. never said the word stroke, but kind of said, "you're ok, you're talking, you're... everything's fine." i was sat upright and knowing he was there kind of settled me a bit. adam lost his income overnight, but his friends in the west end rallied around, raising more than £53,000. killian donnelly stars asjean valjean in les mis alongside adam. something like that happens to adam, and everyone wants to be there for one of our own. rt-s... — i was so proud to be a part of that. i was so proud to say, even if you've stepped foot on the west end or

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charlotte gallagher, bbc news. how do you find a missing monkey?at escaped from the highland to try to locate a japanese macac that escaped from the highland wildlife park over the weekend. the muggy has been on the loose for three days now. the monkey has been on the loose for three days now. will it be found? iain macinnes has more. there's been a sighting of the monkey nearer to the entrance of the park then it was yesterday, so the rescuers are getting their drones up to try and locate it. today the thermal imaging drone identifies a new hotspot, the team are hopeful it could be the missing macaque. he’s could be the missing macaque. he's under some — could be the missing macaque. he's under some really _ could be the missing macaque. he�*s under some really thick, heavy cover. , , . .~' under some really thick, heavy cover. , , . ., cover. the sighting is checked out, but this time _ cover. the sighting is checked out, but this time sadly _ cover. the sighting is checked out, but this time sadly it's _ cover. the sighting is checked out, but t

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dianne gallagher is outside the courthouse. and you've followed this case from the beginning and now in a second phase. this is fascinating that you have a juror that has now told the court that she was influenced? what can you tell us. >> reporter: and like almost everything in the case surrounding alex murdaugh, this comes with a caveat as well. first of all, an absolutely shocking moment, the first juror called today on the stand when being interviewed by the judge said that she did hear the clerclerk of court talk about the a le al murdaugh and she said that she was influenced by the commentary. take a listen. >> was your verdict influenced in any way by the communications of the krerk clerk of court in case? >> yes, ma'am. >> and how was it influenced? >> to me it felt like she made it seem like he was already guilty. >> all right. and i understand that. that that is the tenor of the remarks she made. did that affect your finding of guilty in this case? >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: that is key right there because the judge

dianne gallagher spoke with the girl's parents. good morning, what did they tell you?reporter: it was not an easy decision for this family to actually talk about what happened to their daughter. in part because they still fear for her personal safety. but they tell me that they knew that it was important to speak out because they wanted to put a face, a name, a reality to the hate that is spreading across this country. >> that is when i started crying. >> it was like wow. >> reporter: they say it is still tough to read what their 13-year-old daughter went through. >> you feel like you are looking at a horror movie. >> reporter: one that unfolded in the halls of a middle school in central georgia. the 51-year-old social studies teacher was arrested for allegedly threatening to be de de head their daughter after she said the flag was offensive. more than 20 witnesses were listed. and he followed three young girls down the hall shouting violent threats like she's a stupid motherer "f" and i'll dral her by the of my car and cut her head off disrespecting my jewish flag. he

and we are finishing up our conversation about the branch davidians and in particular using eugene gallagher and james tapper's why waco to to shape our conversation is. i think i explained at the beginning of the course or at least the beginning of this this section, this is one of the the three movements that we're spending a lot of time on. the reason that i like to end with the branch davidians and to end with this particular or tex to talk about them is because it seems to really bring together a lot of the big themes that we've been talking over the course of the quarter. so on the one hand, we are finishing up our conversation about the branch davidians, but on the other hand, we're using the entire course as a text to lift up these these points. so here is the agenda for today. and we spent some time about the cult perspective, which really is the anti cold perspective and then apply that and about how that shaped the events that took place in waco with the branch davidians in 1993. and then think through some of the consequences and implications of what happened there and then of of

dianne gallagher, cnn. back to you. >>> and despite donald trump's performance so far, some republican lawmakers are concerned his tactics haven't changed since his first campaign and won't or possibly won't attract new voters. exit polling in the new hampshire primary shows that though trump dominated the republican vote, 64% of undeclared voters chose nikki haley. man manu raju was told something needs to change if the republican party wants to secure the white house. >> i'll support the republican nominee. and that nominee is going to have to go after that middle grou ground. to a broader appeal than just primary voters. you can't win with just your own base. >> i think when you look at the structural problems of president biden with the electorate versus that of trump, i think trump has a better hand. but there is a long way to go. >> meanwhile u.s. president biden trying to shore up his voter base as the race heats up. wednesday mr. biden said he was fraud the uaw had endorsed him for re-election. of c

that he's beyond words, no edge, and no one is safe. amid the constant threats of israel's attacks, gallagher is the best thing to find food. hundreds flocks to this a truck in the hopes of finding supplies. prod, you know, we need the most important goods. the 1st which is flour consecutive on for almost a month. now we've been living without flour. we own eating rice. rice is not enough for a human being and it's causing health problems. we just want you to bring us flowers, water, european, not to know why you the risk of famine and disease. and the enclave continues to rise with israel severely. restricting access to vice will supplies to gov. the age groups have repeatedly cool for a long spring ceasefire. to leap more aid in and ease the suffering of gases, civilians. w correspondent rebecca riches in jerusalem has more now and israel offensive inside gaza. as officials say they are now moving to the next phase of the will as well. it has come on to quite some pressure in that pressure is increasing on your for the last few weeks, even almost a month now we've been hearing from the us.

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our culture correspondent charlotte gallagher has been talking to them.ot together, also blends the two languages, and it�*s the first irish language film to be included at the sundance film festival. they called our generation the ceasefire babies. so it�*s about these three fathers trying to find their place in the world. and it�*s about, you know, their identity and stuff like that. so everybody has this idea of the irish language, that we alljust said about in pubs, playing fiddles and talking about grammar. you know what i mean? when in actual fact, these three characters don�*t really mention the language that much. the whole film they�*re, like, selling drugs and like talking about, you know, youth culture. you've heard of intergenerational trauma, right? right. our history. our history has become our biology. kneecap are not without controversy. this mural, showing a police landrover on fire, did upset some local politicians, but the band say they�*re about making music, not stirring up tensions. and the pioneers in irish rap gave me a language le