leigh ann thank ou ve the last election. leigh ann thank you very much — the last election.. _ around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bringing you different stories from across the uk. all the uni people, they all sit and stroke him, pet him, and talk to him. he usually sits outside my boat every day, just on the corner there, sunbathing with his little friend, pie, down there. he's missing him, as well, pie is — he's pining for him. they're special to the lady that bred them, they're special to me, special to lots of people around here that like to see them. i haven't seen the duck. we've been working here since monday morning. we've seen mallards and canada geese, and we've seen swans — but not your duck. i'm not sure whether it's been done as a malicious thing — either/or, he needs to come back. he's not here any more. it's nice to see them every day, say "hello" and pet him. nice to be around him. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. now women's football has seen great strides forward in it's popular

cummings and leigh kane and at the— and dominic cummings and leigh kane and at the very bottom we seer totally expletive facemask policy. and _ make sense of our totally expletive facemask policy. and then, - make sense of our totally expletive facemask policy. and then, if - make sense of our totally expletive facemask policy. and then, if we - facemask policy. and then, if we just hold that in our minds mr johnson, in terms of your assessment of the facemask policy, in schools, if we go to 48313, page 53. we see some messages from the following day. with lee cain again, mr cummings again and this time mr case. and at the top, mr cummings asksin case. and at the top, mr cummings asks in language with which we have become familiar what is the true reason for the u—turn en masse we just slow catching up gavin expletive and simon case your soon to be cabinet secretary, offers an explanation, and point five, is weeks ago, we recommended to pm we create permissive guidance because we could foresee it was going to be a drama in september. gavin discussed it at the covid committee miting it

. >> in court documents, sean and leigh anne tuohy, who took an oar during high school, claim or triedo extort them years after the movie's release, threatening to defame them if he wasn't paid millions. in one text message, he allegedly wrote, i was robbed of 50 million plus 10 million is my final offer. the couple claim or threatened to expose them as, quote, fakes and thieves. and after they refuse to pay, they say he upped his demand to $15 million. we're not going to be strong on. >> we haven't done anything. we're not going to be extorted. >> in a petition filed this summer or alleges sean and leigh anne tuohy tricked him into signing what he thought were adoption papers, saying the adoption never happened and that those documents were really for a conservatorship or claiming the tuohys only saw him as a, quote, gullible young man whose athletic talent could be exploited for their own benefit. he accused the couple of using the concert mentorship to get rich, saying he wasn't paid his fair share. from the blind side. success at the box office. but in new court documents, the tuoh

so leigh. so remember the rules, leigh. five yes. no answers five questions. yes.re only able qualify and you're only able to qualify one answers. let's one of your answers. so let's kick with think the kick off with do you think the gap too big between rich and gap is too big between rich and poor? no i was gonna say if i was that slow, you'd kill me. um, do you think mrs. thatcher is a heroine? yes. do you support keir starmer's plan to use terror legislation to stop the small boats gangs to smash the small boats gangs to smash the small boats gangs? yes and will parliament only be truly representative of the country when it's 50% female? no and finally, we're speaking just after christmas. did you do your fair share of the cooking, cleaning and other housework over the festive period . over the festive period. >> yes . >> yes. >> yes. >> were you fingers crossed for that one and see which one would you like to qualify? >> well, all of them really, but i can only go back to one about being represented in parliament. it if it's 5050, it can't be represented becaus

david: hal and leigh, thank you so much., sorry we didn't have much time and appreciate you both being here. thank you. an appeals court re-instating the trump gag order in the new york civil tax case and some un leaders want to shut down natural gas production, but it's nat gas allowing persons to cut carbon emissions. some hosts are under fire for wanting to push oil and gas deals and the un is literally trying to destroy the u.s., and we are giving them a free ride. what is that insanity all about. climatedepot.com marc morano joining us on the evening edit next right before he flies out to the conference in dubai ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ - when did doing business become more about culture wars and less about well, business? some companies today bring politics into the boardroom, then into our living rooms. that's why i use spotlight reports from 1792 exchange. here, i can sear

leigh ann caldwell, washington post live anchor. montgomerie, founder of the political website conservative home. looking to you both. things are coming on the programme. let's start with the us playing a key role clearly. the language from the us seems to be shifting slightly. what is your take? it seems to be shifting slightly. what is your take?— is your take? it has shifted slightly- — is your take? it has shifted slightly. the _ is your take? it has shifted slightly. the president- is your take? it has shifted slightly. the president has| is your take? it has shifted - slightly. the president has become more _ slightly. the president has become more slightly critical of how the israeli _ more slightly critical of how the israeli government is handing this war in_ israeli government is handing this war in gaza. at a fundraiser earlier this week, — war in gaza. at a fundraiser earlier this week, the president said that the israelis need to stop indiscriminate bombing. that is the furthest_ indiscriminate bombing. that is the furt

so rules, leigh. so remember the rules, leigh. five no answers five questions. yes.re only able qualify and you're only able to qualify one answers. let's one of your answers. so let's kick with think the kick off with do you think the gap too big between rich and gap is too big between rich and poor? no i was gonna say if i was that slow, you'd kill me. um, do you think mrs. thatcher is a heroine? yes. do you support keir starmer's plan to use terror legislation to stop the small boats gangs to smash the small boats gangs to smash the small boats gangs? yes and will parliament only be truly representative of the country when it's 50% female? no and finally, we're speaking just after christmas. did you do your fair share of the cooking, cleaning and other housework over the festive period . over the festive period. >> yes . >> yes. >> yes. >> were you fingers crossed for that one and see which one would you like to qualify? >> well, all of them really, but i can only go back to one about being represented in parliament. it if it's 5050, it can't be represented becaus

october 7, we have a moral obligation to act to protect our own jewish citizens and our critical at-leigh, israel. i pray the g.o.p. majority makes today the day that they stop playing these partisan games and commit themselves to doing the real work to protect jewish lives. there is not a single minute to spare. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from california virginia tech mr. kiley: -- the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. kylely: i ask for an exchange of letters concerning house resolution 894. i will say briefly that i very much do applaud the gentleman from new york who i think has shown tremendous leadership in many ways in standing up for israel and fighting against anti-semitism in this country. one of the valuable things we have seen over the last several weeks is we have had bipartisan support on both counts. i actually sponsored a separate resolution dealing specifically with the problem of anti-semitism on college campuses and got overwhelming bipartisan support on this floor. i think it

rugby league's challenge cup was returning to its traditional home, leigh leopards winning at wembley also held there, st helens the first to lift the trophy. whilst they were enjoying their day in the sun, over in the budapest heat, britain came away from the world athletics championships with two gold medals. world champion josh kerr! josh kerr in the 1,500 metres was stunning. katarina johnson—thompson in the heptathlon was simply something else. here we go! august also saw glasgow host the biggest cycling event ever held. britain finished top of both the cycling and para cycling medal tables at the inaugural world championships. at flushing meadow, novak djokovic took the men's title. but for once, his record—extending feat was not the headline, as home favourite, teenager coco gauff, secured her first grand slam. daniel dubois left devastated after a controversial heavyweight title defeat to 0leksandr usyk. whilst golf remains embroiled in acrimony, in september, the sport did enjoy two of its most spectacular events. welcome to the 2023 solheim cup! what a superb day it's been s

rugby league's challenge cup was returning to its traditional home, leigh leopards winning at wembleyld there, st helens the first to lift the trophy. whilst they were enjoying their day in the sun, over in the budapest heat, britain came away from the world athletics championships with two gold medals. world champion josh kerr! josh kerr in the 1500 metres was stunning. katarina johnson—thompson in the heptathlon was simply something else. here we go! august also saw glasgow host the biggest cycling event ever held. britain finished top of both the cycling and para cycling medal tables at the inaugural world championships. at flushing meadow, novak djokovic took the men's title. but for once, his record—extending feat was not the headline, as home favourite, teenager coco gauff, secured herfirst grand slam. daniel dubois left devastated after a controversial heavyweight title defeat to 0leksandr usyk. whilst golf remains embroiled in acrimony, in september, the sport did enjoy two of its most spectacular events. welcome to the 2023 solheim cup! what a superb day it's been so far for

leigh, good the bow group.good afternoon to you, and thank you forjoining you, and thank you for joining us. um these personal approval ratings for biden. i mean, trump , at his very worst moment as president, was down at around 41, 42% approval rating . this 41, 42% approval rating. this number of 34, in american terms, is a pretty historic low, isn't it ? it? >> well , it? >> well, indeed. uh, let me just say , nigel, what an honour it is say, nigel, what an honour it is to speak with you and to be in your show. so thank you for having me. um, indeed. this is just, um, precedented, uh, number, like 34, but i think well deserved . and well deserved. and notwithstanding all efforts of the biden administration to tout , um, sort of non—existent accomplishments, uh, the, the pubuc accomplishments, uh, the, the public are not fooled because we know what we're spending at the cash till you know. >> absolutely. um, and do you sort of understand why i'm saying and writing and commenting that the dems will dump biden

he's not a fin.e wine,he i jason leigh. he's not going to get better with age.t going to gk about this vee biden four or five years ago from now, in 2028, i 2f he isff. still occupying the oval office. i'm sorry. that's not somethingm sorry. that people are comfortable with. and then if he steps down, if he did win a second term, then anu have president kamala, which is an even worse prospect to many americans, given from he what we've seen from her on the big stage. >> so that's where w age.e are thisays, jas point. >> that's not a good place. jason leigh and leone, very quickly, you've only got 15 or 20 seconds, but kamala harris,oa she's not going to she's not really good backstop for joe bide joe bidn to. >> fill in. she's not. but her approval rating only one point higher thangher the biden as joe tha biden came in at 34%, she came at 35%. >> so there's a little bit of a difference there. not much might be would have made an america, though. >> they have some real challenges, there's no doubt about it. >> jason >> joe concha, lee carter, thank you so mucjoh

rugby league's challenge cup was returning to its traditional home, leigh winning at wembley. wow!as also held there, st helens the first to lift the trophy. whilst they were enjoying their day in the sun, over in the budapest heat, britain came away from the world athletics championships with two gold medals. world champion josh kerr! josh kerr in the 1500 metres was stunning and katarina johnson—thompson in the heptathlon was simply something else. here we go! august also saw glasgow host the biggest cycling event ever held. britain finished top of both the cycling and para cycling medal tables at the inaugural world championships. at flushing meadow, novak djokovic took the men's title. but for once, his record—extending feat was not the headline, as home favourite, teenager coco gauff, secured her first grand slam. daniel dubois left devastated after a controversial heavyweight title defeat to 0leksandr usyk. whilst golf remains embroiled in acrimony, in september, the sport did enjoy two of its most spectacular events. welcome to the 2023 solheim cup! what a superb day it has

rugby league's challenge cup was returning to its traditional home, leigh leopards winning at wembley's final was also held there, st helens the first to lift the trophy. whilst they were enjoying their day in the sun, over in the budapest heat, britain came away from the world athletics championships with two gold medals. world champion josh kerr! josh kerr in the 1500 metres was stunning and katarina johnson—thompson in the heptathlon was simply something else. here we go! august also saw glasgow host the biggest cycling event ever held. britain finished top of both the cycling and para cycling medal tables at the inaugural world championships. at flushing meadow, novak djokovic took the men's title. but for once, his record—extending feat was not the headline, as home favourite, teenager coco gauff, secured her first grand slam. daniel dubois left devastated, after a controversial heavyweight title defeat to 0leksandr usyk. whilst golf remains embroiled in acrimony, in september, the sport did enjoy two of its most spectacular events. welcome to the 2023 solheim cup! what a superb

rugby league's challenge cup was returning to its traditional home, leigh winning at wembley. wow!'s final was also held there, st helens the first to lift the trophy. whilst they were enjoying their day in the sun, over in the budapest heat, britain came away from the world athletics championships with two gold medals. world champion josh kerr! josh kerr in the 1500 metres was stunning and katarina johnson—thompson in the heptathlon was simply something else. here we go! august also saw glasgow host the biggest cycling event ever held. britain finished top of both the cycling and para cycling medal tables at the inaugural world championships. at flushing meadow, novak djokovic took the men's title. but for once, his record—extending feat was not the headline, as home favourite, teenager coco gauff, secured her first grand slam. daniel dubois left devastated after a controversial heavyweight title defeat to 0leksandr usyk. whilst golf remains embroiled in acrimony, in september, the sport did enjoy two of its most spectacular events. welcome to the 2023 solheim cup! what a superb d

rugby league's challenge cup was returning to its traditional home, leigh winning at wembley. wow!'s final was also held there, st helens the first to lift the trophy. whilst they were enjoying their day in the sun, over in the budapest heat, britain came away from the world athletics championships with two gold medals. world champion josh kerr! josh kerr in the 1500 metres was stunning and katarina johnson—thompson in the heptathlon was simply something else. here we go! august also saw glasgow host the biggest cycling event ever held. britain finished top of both the cycling and para cycling medal tables at the inaugural world championships. at flushing meadow, novak djokovic took the men's title. but for once, his record—extending feat was not the headline, as home favourite, teenager coco gauff, secured herfirst grand slam. daniel dubois left devastated after a controversial heavyweight title defeat to 0leksandr usyk. whilst golf remains embroiled in acrimony, in september, the sport did enjoy two of its most spectacular events. welcome to the 2023 solheim cup! - what a superb

rugby league's challenge cup was returning to its traditional home, leigh winning at wembley. wow! final was also held there, st helens the first to lift the trophy. whilst they were enjoying their day in the sun, over in the budapest heat, britain came away from the world athletics championships with two gold medals. world champion josh kerr! josh kerr in the 1500 metres was stunning and katarina johnson—thompson in the heptathlon was simply something else. here we go! august also saw glasgow host the biggest cycling event ever held. britain finished top of both the cycling and para cycling medal tables at the inaugural world championships. at flushing meadow, novak djokovic took the men's title. but for once, his record—extending feat was not the headline, as home favourite, teenager coco gauff, secured her first grand slam. daniel dubois left devastated after a controversial heavyweight title defeat to 0leksandr usyk. whilst golf remains embroiled in acrimony, in september, the sport did enjoy two of its most spectacular events. welcome to the 2023 solheim cup! what a superb day

rugby league's challenge cup was returning to its traditional home, leigh leopards winning at wembley the women's final was also held there, st helens the first to lift the trophy. and whilst they were enjoying their day in the sun, over in the budapest heat, britain came away from the world athletics championships with two gold medals. world champion josh kerr! josh kerr in the 1500 metres was stunning and katarina johnson—thompson in the heptathlon was simply something else. here we go! august also saw glasgow host the biggest cycling event ever held. britain finished top of both the cycling and para cycling medal tables at the inaugural world championships. at flushing meadow, novak djokovic took the men's title. but for once, his record—extending feat was not the headline as home favourite teenager coco gauff secured herfirst grand slam. daniel dubois left devastated after a controversial heavyweight title defeat to 0leksandr usyk. whilst golf remains embroiled in acrimony, in september, the sport did enjoy two of its most spectacular events. welcome to the 2023 solheim cup! what

rugby league's challenge cup was returning to its traditional home, leigh winning at wembley. wow!en's final was also held there, st helens the first to lift the trophy. whilst they were enjoying their day in the sun, over in the budapest heat, britain came away from the world athletics championships with two gold medals. world champion josh kerr! josh kerr in the 1500 metres was stunning and katarina johnson—thompson in the heptathlon was simply something else. here we go! august also saw glasgow host the biggest cycling event ever held. britain finished top of both the cycling and para cycling medal tables at the inaugural world championships. at flushing meadow, novak djokovic took the men's title. but for once, his record—extending feat was not the headline, as home favourite, teenager coco gauff, secured her first grand slam. daniel dubois left devastated after a controversial heavyweight title defeat to 0leksandr usyk. whilst golf remains embroiled in acrimony, in september, the sport did enjoy two of its most spectacular events. welcome to the 2023 solheim cup! what a superb

rugby league's challenge cup was returning to its traditional home, leigh winning at wembley. wow!'s final was also held there, st helens the first to lift the trophy. whilst they were enjoying their day in the sun, over in the budapest heat, britain came away from the world athletics championships with two gold medals. world champion josh kerr! josh kerr in the 1500 metres was stunning and katarina johnson—thompson in the heptathlon was simply something else. here we go! august also saw glasgow host the biggest cycling event ever held. britain finished top of both the cycling and para cycling medal tables at the inaugural world championships. at flushing meadow, novak djokovic took the men's title. but for once, his record—extending feat was not the headline, as home favourite, teenager coco gauff, secured her first grand slam. daniel dubois left devastated after a controversial heavyweight title defeat to 0leksandr usyk. whilst golf remains embroiled in acrimony, in september, the sport did enjoy two of its most spectacular events. welcome to the 2023 solheim cup! what a superb d

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. >> bueno, fátima, el agente ha sido identificado ya como duane leigh de 36 años. recopiladas en la escena del crimen, pero es importante en este momento también la denuncia de la comunidad. así que si tiene cualquier información, llame al número que aparece en pantalla. así que ya lo saben, nosotros estamos dándole seguimiento a esta información y por supuesto, en el noticiero de las 23:00 de la noche vamos a tener más detalles de cómo va en marcha esta investigación. >> estaremos actualizando al respecto. >> buenas tardes >> (musica). >> (musica). >> esta tarde en noticias telemundo. devastaciÓn en la costa de california. la tormenta deja viviendas y negocios destruidos y varias localidades bajo el agua. conozca los pronÓsticos de los prÓximos dÍas. ademÁs, maine se suma a colorado y prohÍbe al expresidente donald trump en estar en las boletas electorales del estado. ¿quÉ significa eso en sus aspiraciones

julie amber leigh reporting live for us tonight in oakland. >> thank you. well, new at 11 tonight, police in the east bay are investigating a shooting near a high school. around three this afternoon. oakland police were called to a shooting near macarthur boulevard and alvin court in the castlemont neighborhood that is just across the street from castlemont high. this is video now from the citizen app. officers say they found several vehicles and buildings that had been struck by bullets, as well as several people who had been hit by debris. medical personnel treated those at the scene. the oakland unified school district says the area was placed on lockdown for a brief time. it is unclear what led to the shooting . no word on any arrests. >> sonoma county woman is facing charges tonight after santa rosa. police say they found drugs, a gun and ammunition inside her car. authorities say officers stopped brooke holderman in her vehicle yesterday afternoon for allegedly blocking a roadway. they say they located a loaded 357 revolver suspected fentanyl and drug

let's have a with leigh harris. have a chat with leigh harris. leigh.as rubbish . leigh. the that was rubbish. leigh. the national insurance . do you think national insurance. do you think that just just just just feel a bit conned paying for it. >> yeah i agree with a lot of what was being said. >> um, it seems the more that we pay, >> um, it seems the more that we pay, the worse things get. nana uh, especially when you look at, you know, the current poor state of which you've of the nhs, some of which you've covered well , like, you covered really well, like, you know, i um, 0h, know, if i, if i want, um, oh, they're about 7.7 million people on waiting lists. uh, and that they are being made worse by the strikes. you know, if you want a gp or a non—urgent gp appointment or a non—urgent operation, you've got to wait weeks months, get weeks, if not months, to get seen. weeks, if not months, to get seen . you know, for me, it's seen. you know, for me, it's just got to the point where you expect the nhs to not be there when you it, is not when you need it

i want to write in van leigh la. what do you say is it a good call?long ignored, the condition between clothing and crime which is why me and my colleagues at the black negro american think tank are looking into bans, armani, hugo boss, brooks brothers, keep white collar crime in check, won't steal millions of dollars from american people so i think that's a great call abby. >> look acknowledge i thought that you would say something exactly like that. but all joking aside, one of the interesting thinking thinks about this is where this is happening, in atlanta, philadelphia, these are cities that have large black populations to your point i think. but also, some of the lawmakers that are behind this, for example the atlanta city council, they are one of the lawmakers proposing this describes himself is a 6'2 black man, who proposes this, we could stop it because it was on camera. and he says i'm governing and sometimes we have to govern despite the push back. do you think there is any validity to the desire to say well we should at least see the faces

ul start with leigh ann caldwell.t's kind of rich coming from jim jordan, who did not comply with the subpoena from his own colleagues about the aon the capitol. on january 6th. when is jr. your sense of how far this is going to go? once it starts, it's hrd to stop an impeachment inkquiry. >> yeah, absolutely. not only did jim jordan defy a subpoena shs the entire trump administration set a new precedent during his years in complying with with congress. they refused to repeatedly over and over again. and it mostly went to the court system. it's extremely hard if the inkwir ri is opened for them not to ill peach because then there will be headlines saying they are exonerated. that's probably not something that republicans want in the middle of a presidential election. but i will say this is politically tricky for republicans. that's why it took them several months to actually hold this formal vote on the house floor. there's a lot of vulnerable republicans. now sources tell me that as long as these republicans focus on

joining me this hour to discuss it all is washington post live anchor leigh ann caldwell and tim montgomeriea possible timetable for ending the war. sullivan will meet palestinian president mahmoud abbas on friday. also, israel's ambassador to the uk says israel would not accept a two—state solution when the war in gaza ends. 0n the ground, bombing and fighting continue. this is the aftermath of a strike in rafah, in the south of the gaza strip. the hamas—run health ministry says at least 24 people have been killed in air strikes on two houses in rafah today. david schenker is former us assistant secretary of state for near eastern affairs. he told me even after the fighting stops, he thinks israel will still play a heavy security role in gaza.

kasie hunt, laura lopez, and leigh ann caldwell of the wash "washington post." did you think that vivek ramaswamy had kid gloves on the last couple debates? that was interesting. i was to start with the ad that ron desantis has out right now going after nikki haley, and it's very interesting to me what the topic is that he chose. >> nikki haley admits -- >> the reason i got into politics was because of hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton is actually the reason -- >> so haley raised taxes like hillary, did favors for chinese companies like hillary. >> i mean, preview of tonight? >> perhaps. i honestly look at that and i see that it's easier to attack female candidates than sometimes than it is to attack male candidates. otherwise, drawing that distinction really takes the words that haley was using when she was speaking about the ways in which it is important for little girls to see women in positions of power and uses it against her. but we'll see. ron desantis has not been a terribly attack dog on the debate stage. vivek ramaswamy took more swipes at her in the

. >> when you think about it i see how everybody would be tempted to take that serious leigh i memberp tension list of supreme court judges. >> and it was true? >> and it was true. and it paved the way for people to reconcile them so people would have some misgivings, or were antsy about him, well think about the supreme court picks. you can understand why that would be something you would need to cover. this is a wish list of a person who has four indictments outstanding right now. astounding kinds of issues between now and election day next year. it's maybe a little premature. >> i think one of the things of the short term parts of this strategies can evicting confidence about the primary. the primary does not exist. i am the nominee, i'm going to run away with it. i'm not going to any of the debates. that is borne out by the data that he is a front runner. but all the does feel to me like a bit of a psych job, and i'm curious as to someone who spent some time in republican politics, how much of that is directed to the primary audience as well? >> let me try to bridge these two idea

. >> when you think about it i see how everybody would be tempted to take that serious leigh i memberhen we they really step tension list of supreme court judges. >> and it was true? >> and it was true. and it paved the way for people to reconcile them so people would have some misgivings, or were antsy about him, well think about the supreme court picks. you can understand why that would be something you would need to cover. this is a wish list of a person who has four indictments outstanding right now. astounding kinds of issues between now and election day next year. it's maybe a little premature. >> i think one of the things of the short term parts of this strategies can evicting confidence about the primary. the primary does not exist. i am the nominee, i'm going to run away with it. i'm not going to any of the debates. that is borne out by the data that he is a front runner. but all the does feel to me like a bit of a psych job, and i'm curious as to someone who spent some time in republican politics, how much of that is directed to the primary audience as well? >> let me try to

leigh: and everything across the board, looks terrible for joe biden right now, there's not one measurethat he should be proud of suffer as byron said abortion, that is the one issue seems to be the thing that he can win on but economy and immigration that even when you look at how he pulled on democracy which was one thing that he really: equal democracy and the winds as well they say that they were afraid of simonson the freedom of speech is been counted as of the democracy message i don't thank you so going to work for him is positive us i'm in the other thing that i thank you so really hard for him to look at his not just the trump versus biden numbers but we'd you enter in a third party, is worse for joe biden benefits is head-to-head we know it's going to be there's rfk jr. i know we know that there is no west and there is a whole host of people talking about it that is not going to benefit joe biden as well as of these point numbers have to make very nervous and if i were there i would be upset. david: firemen i think the other thing bothers people of president biden is just demo

the other study that is kind of an interesting opposite to that was done by kiersten leigh and david newmark. they find that kids who end of being raised only by their mom, because they live in a state where conditional on their dad being convicted of a crime, he goes to prison, those kids end of not being worse off growing up with a single mom then if they had grown up with their dad in the picture too. and that makes sense too in some regard. a lot of the guys on average that were convicted of a crime and went to prison, might not have been the greatest dads as well. i think that goes a little beyond sort of your resource argument. >> well. i try to use the term resource very broadly in the sense that i don't mean just income. and i actually think the two studies are right on point for some of the stuff i talk about in the book. i talk about two different studies where parents are convicted of crimes to make the point what you said. if a second parent would be harmful, then that is a situation where, think about, what are the resources the parent would bring into the house? in my c

vivien leigh never had did. vivien leigh never had trouble with a producer. unfortunately she.he type you were . if you on the type you were. if you came in with a difficulty like this and you know , sashayed into this and you know, sashayed into your chair , uh, you could . be your chair, uh, you could. be thought to be an easy girl and so on. so it was difficult to play so on. so it was difficult to play that part on the screen , play that part on the screen, but be different in life . that but be different in life. that was the wonderful leslie caron and there'll be more from her in the next hour of sunday with michael portillo . michael portillo. >> so please stay with us. thank you . you. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsor of weather on . gb news. >> hello there . i am greg >> hello there. i am greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news forecast. a windy picture as we go through christmas eve. some strong and gusty winds brighten the north damp the south some damp in the south with some outbreaks of rain courtesy of this damaging this low pressure. damagin

leigh, what about this thinge, u about, you know, cutting off family members over political views? poli feel like that goesn only one way. like if you're on the rightanybd generally, you never cut outit anybody and you just put up with your crazy or, you know,g o the freshmen coming home fromem college. ou but if it's the other way around, they have nothinnd, thge to with you.r >> i can't you can't come over for dinner. you voted for trump. >>you know, i definitely have more tolerance to hear the incoming to receive it. yeah. than the other way aroun y oundd it. >> so i just keep the peace amongst the family members. i mean a, i'm a generation of cousins that range from you know, bernie sanders sanders far supporters to conservatives and there's just there's these lines that one side is able to crosso cros and get away witf another line that we just stay becae we knowausro the consequences and the chaos and cultures is out of control v . and you need to be able to have a sense of humor you the desire to collect scalps and like feeling empowered by it. like in your life, liyour some

very strong words foradam the people who were running amok through new york city, but unfortunat e, leightbeen one person has been arrested. over 1000 people engagede in property destructio n. jewish stores were targeted in front of nypd officers. the property was damaged. they were vandalized and looted and the nypd did nothing. it is so important that the rule of law prevails here. and, you know what? pete? you gave me a good idea. we should bring out the national guard. they were brought out for blm.. they were brought out for civil rights movements. you served yourself, as you said recentlguard.y, the nationl guard has to be brought out i because what is happening on the streets of america right now. poses a great national security threat, not just for the safety of jewish people, but for everybody. we are all threatened when. pro terror mobs are running around the streetsmobs, america, and there are no consequences. o yeah, i mean, what they're doing is violence. it's rioting, it's looting. there are cameras on every corner in all of these major cities, yet they selectively determinc

unfortunaty gee, leigh yeah, it tends to get worse and worse when you have cognitive declinee . it is degenerative. now, his reelection bid defies all logineve efies alc. i cannot think of a public appearance that your president haance thas made now in months where he's not mumbling, stumblin hg, bumbling in his speech and or dazed and confused where to go n and what to do next. and tonight, whether biden realizes it or not, he has a huge problem on the horizon as a mattermany of fact, many problems. fox news has confirmed house republican leaders,likely they will most likely push forward with a vote to initiaten impeachment inquiry next week. now, this aftet r biden ha s once again been caught in a lie, l you might recall. take a looiek. mr. vice president, how manyr. v times have you eveice r spokenus to your son about his overseas business dealings? >> i've neve r spoken my son. about it overseas. i have never discussed with myid son or my brother or anyone else anything having to do with their business, period. and what i will do is the same thing we did in our t administrat

well, ismail leigh south is director of the salim project and importantly , cultural youth work importantlyal youth work consultant , importantly, cultural youth work consultant, and maxwell marlow, director of research at the adam smith institute . shoot ismail. smith institute. shoot ismail. it would have been unthinkable just a few years ago that somebody would sit on the london underground, definitely, and behave that way . yes. think it behave that way. yes. think it was so ? yeah. and was okay to do so? yeah. and nobody else, said dickie bird. yeah. we going down the yeah. are we going down the tubes ? tubes? >> um, we are. if we don't >> um, yes we are. if we don't make drastic action. um because what it is drug taking has become normalised through music, through the film industry, through the film industry, through society and through entertainment. so we through society and through entertainment . so we need to entertainment. so we need to take a collective account and make changes. as you know the saying, if you're if you're doing something and it's not working and you're carrying

well, ismail leigh south is director of the salim project and importantly , cultural youth work importantlyl youth work consultant , importantly, cultural youth work consultant, and maxwell marlow, director of research at the adam smith institute . shoot ismail. smith institute. shoot ismail. it would have been unthinkable just a few years ago that somebody would sit on the london underground, definitely, and behave that way . yes. think it behave that way. yes. think it was so ? yeah. and was okay to do so? yeah. and nobody else, said dickie bird. yeah. we going down the yeah. are we going down the tubes ? tubes? >> um, we are. if we don't >> um, yes we are. if we don't make drastic action. um because what it is drug taking has become normalised through music, through the film industry, through the film industry, through society and through entertainment. so we through society and through entertainment . so we need to entertainment. so we need to take a collective account and make changes. as you know the saying, if you're if you're doing something and it's not working and you're carrying

and when i say anti-semitic and comprehensive, sad, leigh, the fact that there is this symphony of support it, i think tells me there's a global anti-semitic semitism problem that's rearing its ugly head in the creepiest of ways. and i don't think that's going to be mollified by getting those people to understand that we mean well in trying to develop some kind of constructive two state solution. but then i think it is. i don't think >> but, then, i don't think anyone would disagree with it. certainly i wouldn't disagree, having lived there for two years. years. what i'm trying to articulate is we have to fight back. we have to look at all the tools we have in our arsenal, including the focus on the raging anti-semitism and what's taking place on college campuses around the world. we also have to have a strategy, strategy can't just be you know, we are met. we have to have a strategy. went to think about a process. the reason i spent so much time at college campuses, we cannot just say it's happening. we've got to say what are we going to do about it? so we have to forget what has been hap

and when i say anti-semitic and comprehensive, sad, leigh, the fact that there is this symphony of support for it, i think tells me there's a global anti-semitic semitism problem that's rearing its ugly head in the creepiest of ways. and i don't think that's going to be mollified by getting those people to understand that we mean well in trying to develop some kind of constructive two state solution. but then i think it is. i don't think anyone would disagree with it. certainly, i wouldn't disagree. having given having just lived there for two years, what i what i'm trying to articulate it is we have to fight back. we have to look at all the tools we have in our arsenal, including the the focus on the raging anti-semitism and what's taking place on college campuses and in and around the world. we all sort of have a strategy. a strategy can't be just, you know, we're mad. we have to have a strategy. we have to think about a process. and when we say, i spent so much time on the idea of college campuses, we cannot just say it's happening. fine. we got to say, what are we going to do about it?

and leigh, you're an elected politician and i've been a parliamentary candidate and i was in 2015 2017 times when was . if you're when keir starmer was. if you're a candidate, you, you campaign for your party leader to be elected . it's simple as elected. and it's as simple as that. >> well, that's strictly >> well, that's not strictly true, it's not strictly true, peter. it's not strictly true, peter. it's not strictly true i can remember true because i can remember being part the labour party being a part of the labour party campaign and our campaign in 2017 and our political pitch to the electorate was , do not worry, electorate was, do not worry, vote labour. you will get a labour mp in ashfield . but the labour mp in ashfield. but the good news is you'll get a conservative leader because corbyn will never win the election. that was pitch. election. that was our pitch. but but, then walked out. >> but then you walked out. but to back to this question, to come back to this question, keir been strong keir starmer has been a strong leader because day one he did leader because on day o

and leigh, you're an elected politician and i've been a parliamentary candidate and i was in 2015 2017t times when was . if you're when keir starmer was. if you're a candidate, you, you campaign for your party leader to be elected . it's simple as elected. and it's as simple as that. >> well, that's strictly >> well, that's not strictly true, it's not strictly true, peter. it's not strictly true, peter. it's not strictly true i can remember true because i can remember being part the labour party being a part of the labour party campaign and our campaign in 2017 and our political pitch to the electorate was , do not worry, electorate was, do not worry, vote labour. you will get a labour mp in ashfield . but the labour mp in ashfield. but the good news is you'll get a conservative leader because corbyn will never win the election. that was pitch. election. that was our pitch. but but, then walked out. >> but then you walked out. but to back to this question, to come back to this question, keir been strong keir starmer has been a strong leader because day one he did leader because on day

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you hear a lot of hyperbole, leigh. and i said, prove it. and she did. and i believe that human life is precious and we're all god's children. that's what i said when i was campaigning. and and i meant it. and we also operated on this to whom much is given, much is required. and, you know, we're a unbelievably wealthy nation. and yet there are people, a generation is being destroyed. and so that was the genesis. and, you know, a lot of skeptics. but we put together a plan that worked and had a hell of a team, many of whom are here, really good people, motivated by one thing, human life. and then we found partners on the continent of africa. and this is the best one right here. yeah. well, let me actually turn to you presidential committee and talk about that partnership, because early on, the president said this isn't going to work if we don't have partners on the ground. the united states can't swoop down and solve this problem. so you were among the early and the best partners. and so to talk a little bit about that. well, president, let me first thank