you are with me, pip tomson on gb news a little pip news saturday for a little pip talk.s more coming today's show . coming up on today's show. pro—palestinian protests are filling cities filling the streets of cities across the country calling for a ceasefire in gaza. these are the first marches to go ahead since michael gove unveiled the government's new definition of extremism. will be at one protest reporting from there. that and much more to come. you're with gb news, britain's news hello. welcome back to gb news saturday with me. pip tomson on your tv, onune me. pip tomson on your tv, online and on digital radio. lots of you already sending in your thoughts. thank you. so much. we are getting quite a few on this sainsbury technical glitch. sounds like more of a glitch. sounds like more of a glitch though when you read into it. and helen, good afternoon . it. and helen, good afternoon. you say that you were due a home delivery today . you heard delivery today. you heard nothing from sainsbury's. your brother and your brother lives in germany. he's the one who telepho

i am pip tomson. and for the next three hours, i'm keeping you company on tv, online and on digital radio, keeping you up to date on the stories that you really care about. so coming up this hour , about. so coming up this hour, an outpouring of love and support and well wishes from around the world as the princess of wales reveals her huge shock at being diagnosed with cancer. we'll bring you all the latest reaction to this powerful announcement, your messages of support and also tell you about the hollywood star, who is appealing for kate to now be left alone. we'll also bring you right up to date on the moscow concert hall atrocity. more than 140 people, including children, are dead. russia says a number of suspected gunmen have been arrested . so many of you are arrested. so many of you are getting in touch today , wanting getting in touch today, wanting to convey your good wishes to the princess of wales. do keep them coming in. gb views at gbnews.com. we're also going to be talking as well about

pip pip pip . at 8:00 precisely. pip pip pip.eep beep. and believe it or not, that's how we knew what the time was. >> honestly, you're you're loving this this morning, aren't you? having a great walk down memory lane ? yes, yes. memory lane? yes, yes. >> impersonating margaret thatcher. did she ever hear your impersonation? >> oh, gosh. >> oh, gosh. >> um, did she once come in the room when i was doing one? she >> no, did. she we were >> no, she did. she we were doing all the time. doing them all the time. >> that would have been a moment . okay, we're going to go . okay, uh, we're going to go through what the news. through what is making the news. writer and podcaster lewis oakley and showbiz reporter stephanie takyi are here. lewis, first of all, have you got sound? >> probably the internet modem. oh, that sound that used to come through. i can't do it. but it was that screeching that as you connected to the internet back in 1998. >> gosh . um, stephanie, big, big >> gosh. um, stephanie, big, big change of tone. >> now . yes.

i'm pip tomson. >> good morning. i'm pip tomson. >> good morning.m pip tomson. >> good morning, i'm michael portillo and happy saint david's day to you everywhere. and this is breakfast on gb news. >> a very good morning to you. and a massive good morning to michael portillo here on breakfast for the very first time. >> indeed it is. >> indeed it is. >> and what a day to be on. well well, i think this is a by—election that's going to be remembered in decades to come. >> i mean, i go back a long way in politics. i remember by elections from 1962, orpington , elections from 1962, orpington, this one is up right up there . this one is up right up there. in 20 years time, people will be on programmes like this and they'll about the they'll be talking about the rochdale because rochdale by—election, because what here, george what has happened here, george galloway to point galloway is quite right to point this out, is that both major parties have been massacred. we're to situation where we're used to a situation where the governing has the governing part

now though, it's back to pip and ben . it's back to pip and ben. >> thanks, sam.want to bnng newsroom on gb news. i want to bring you this breaking news about west yorkshire police investigating alleged racist comments made by tory party donor frank hester about diane abbott at a meeting in 2019. olivia utley , our political olivia utley, our political correspondent i think can join us now. olivia interesting this because the government has kind of tried to get past this now. i think it was kemi badenoch that described it all as trivia. well, it's very much back in the news today if police are investigating the comments . investigating the comments. >> well, absolutely. rishi sunak was very much hoping that he had put this whole saga behind him. as you'll probably remember when the when it first broke that frank hester had made these comments back in 2019, rishi sunak and his ministers avoided saying that he had used racist language for quite a few days. there was a lot of heat on the government. there was a lot of people saying that they should admit that the com

now it's back to pip and . ellie. back to pip and. ellie. >> hello.and ellie. it is 1108. thank you for all your thoughts and comments that are flying in this morning. and one topic apart from mps pay that has got you going is this issue about civil servants working from home, civil servants who are threatening to go on strike for being made to go on strike for being made to go into the office twice a week ? go into the office twice a week? >> yes, instead of full time working from home. apparently they're very stressed , selena they're very stressed, selena says.i they're very stressed, selena says. i totally agree with emma webb. if staff refuse to go into the office, they should be sacked. there will be plenty willing do their jobs, but willing to do their jobs, but nicky there are many office nicky says there are many office jobs can done completely jobs that can be done completely satisfactorily, remotely . satisfactorily, remotely. >> what it's allowed is largely mothers keep a full time mothers to keep a full time career, which is absolutely ne

on this holiday, pip visited with his sons, who had gregorian ribbons and tricolors.later, at the forum we are together with russia, which was held in kherson, shkil said that in 30 years ukraine. turned into a failed project, and the layman called the occupation a positive phenomenon. allegedly, russian troops liberated the city of kherson from the west. before that, he urged believers to go to the church of the moscow patriarchate. you can always find a uoc temple and go there. if in the village or on in western ukraine, of course, it is more difficult, because many churches have been captured there. if not by the uniates, then by the peceushniks. but it is better to come once a month to a church where christ... is present, than to visit a meeting place of the ungodly every week. in the summer of the same year, the collaborator applied for a russian passport, and in october 2022 he fled the parish naked. kherson region to russia. he posted a video confirmation of his departure on his social networks, explaining that he was leaving in connection with the evacuation t

on this on the holiday, pip visited with his sons, who had gregorian ribbons and tricolors. later, at the forum we, together with russia, which was held in kherson, shkil said that in 30 years, ukraine has been turned into a failed project, and the occupation of a non-priest. called it a positive phenomenon: russian troops allegedly liberated the city of kherson from the west. before that, he urged believers to go to the church of the moscow patriarchate. you can always find a uoc temple and go there. if it is in the village or in western ukraine, then of course it is more difficult, because there are many people there temples were captured. if not by the uniates, then by the peceushniks. but it is better to come to the church where christ is present once a month than to visit the meeting place of the ungodly every week. in the summer of the same year, the collaborator submitted documents to obtain a russian passport, and in october 2022 he fled the parish in the bare harbor of the kherson region to russia. he posted a video confirmation of his departure on his social networ

the main russian pip.ill issued this order the day before the so-called orthodox rally in moscow, the main thing in this order is that the so-called svo is a new stage of the national liberation struggle of the russian people against the criminal kyiv regime and collective action. after its completion, the entire territory of modern ukraine should enter the zone of exclusive influence of russia, and one of the main statements of the russian priests is a quote: the borders of the russian world as a spiritual and cultural and civilizational phenomenon and... but wider than the state borders of the current russian federation, yes and great, great historical russia. you know, yuri, i generally think that, in principle, the whole world is too small for the great russian russia. but now we have to strain ourselves a lot in this whole world. that is, there are no, well, all the borders of all countries, in general, our globe, she is too small russia goes beyond its borders. say it is also interesting that the day

pip and challenged both books under a florida education law, which allows for the removal of a public school library book that depicts or describes sexual conduct in her formal objection, pip and said the images were pornographic, but in our interview, she walked back that claim. >> what's pornographic about them. >> so they're not pornographic. they contain nudity. >> but nudity alone is not harmful to minors, according to florida law, that content would have to appeal to a prurient interest, be patently offensive or without literary or artistic value, i keep going back to nudity. that is harmful to children. and so goblins backside on the face of it to me doesn't seem like it is harmful to joe. absolutely. so >> again, you and i can agree on that, but some other their parents may not agree with pip in a told the district to remove the books or draw on clothing using permanent markers to cover up the nudity. so school librarians drew shorts overalls, and shirts on the illustrations to see these drawings, you think that genuinely could adversely affect the child who otherwise may not

pip, who have minister's speech. pip, who have you been talking to?cause of my tiktok. >> hi, emily. >> hi, emily. >> well , >> hi, emily. >> well, i'm actually at a federation of small businesses business boot camp. there's about 200 people here at this networking event. lots of interesting speeches going on. i'm keeping my voice a little low because i don't want to upstage the speaker currently, but i have managed to tempt three ladies away to talk to them about what the prime minister had to say this morning. it was all about cutting red tape, wasn't it? cutting taxes, creating thousands more apprenticeships. and also he's he's saying all the right things, saying that the right things, saying that the government's doing everything it can to turbocharge small businesses. they are the engines of economic growth . so, engines of economic growth. so, lily, hi. you're a nutrition consultant . you've got your own consultant. you've got your own business. was there anything you heard that satisfied you today from the prime minister? >> so we know it works

was nice to go out in the mud and get dirty and enjoying the rain the the vehicle the vehicle is 52 a pip up some of that. do you have some quotes? the vehicles, 2 the doors and i'm gonna go to watch any mama pop off, but i don't see any t c go to the extent vehicle. so one of the city mothers go to seal document should be go anymore. nothing has to be a month to escape and i don't, you know, the serbian gentleman i spoke with extensively in spanish. we had been calling them . so we had a conversation in spanish. he had a patch pro putting on his, on a shirt. he was very positive towards president putin as all the soldiers were. but they were again, volunteers fighting for the level of country fighting against fascism village shows that the arrows so that i did see on a more stable boy button a goes to mucho more when it's on the right. that is that this is oh my god. all right, uh, 1033 on the bose. the land as often as good us. yes. are you sure? sure. sure, sure. sure. house and we will need to share many to most of the sort of hello oh yes. this was the you might need to put united sp

increased it and in each sample we have about 57 elements under investigation we assume that this is on a piple, that is, we specify parts per billion. now, it is possible that some of the elements that we have now are not economic at the moment, but they will surely become economic in the coming years with the advancement of technology and processing in the country. are in the seventh plan to reach 13% growth for the mining sector without a doubt. the focus on the exploration sector should be much more than the country's progress in this field, so planning should be done. how is it and is it for your and the organization's budget? you have no problem with explorations. one of the obstacles that actually exists in the realization of this goal, in my opinion, is that exploration budgets are not appropriate for the type of activity that they want to do. for example , in 1401, the resources we received were not enough. i have said many times that now if we want to increase the speed of discovery without compromising the quality of the work. to make an impact because the quality of the work is im

. >> if you have a story for our investigative unit, call 888- 996-pip s or visit nbcbayarea.com. >>> coming up, coastal cities are preparing as the sea level continues to rise. now they're getting extra help from the feds to try to predict flooding. >>> spring is almost here which means it's time for the cherry blossoms. the famous trees won't look the same next year and we will tell you why. >>> a few low 70s on the map as >>> a few low 70s on the map as we get the turn of re i onsuffer with psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis. i was on a journey for a really long time to find some relief. cosentyx works for me. cosentyx helps real people get real relief from the symptoms of psoriatic arthritis or psoriasis. serious allergic reactions, severe skin reactions that look like eczema, and an increased risk of infections, some fatal, have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to or if ibd symptoms develop or worsen. i move so much better because of cosentyx. ask your rheumatologist about cosentyx. >>> now to the climate in crisis, in 15 years

this is pip who gets to soak up plenty of sunshine. that are giving way to the abundance sunshine with temperatures pretty close to normal on wednesday afternoon. slightly on the positive side of average for a change, and we're going to continue that warm up for the rest of the warm up. let's take a look at temperature forecast for tomorrow across the bay area. on the warm end of the spectrum, temperatures are reaching the upper half of the 60s. it is one degree above average for tomorrow. temperatures inland in the east bay and also mostly mid to upper 60s. even the cool spots along the coast. you will climb up to 60 degrees at half moon bay and it counts. that's 2 degrees above average. again, a bigger departure for normal temperatures on the positive side as we head towards thursday and friday, continuing into the weekend. but the down slope winds will be kicking in. they are going to warm temperatures up in the north bay to the upper 60s. you'll have some of the warmer temperatures on thursday when the winds are out there strongest

destination declares, for example, the level of arsenic in rice that is acceptable to me is, for example, 250 pip. in our country, for example, this level is between 150 and 200. based on the standard of that country, if it is stricter, we will inform the exporters that the export destination will accept your export up to this level , we will declare it as non-compliant if it exceeds the level, and as a result , we will not allow them to export. the reason , alhamdulillah , is that we do not allow exports in relation to pistachios, in relation to raw agricultural enclosures, until this test result is determined, and naturally , we allow exports to cases that are compatible. dear doctor, one of the topics that has been followed for years in the field of the ministry of health and medicine is the discussion of the pharmaceutical industry . given that our past years a new component named. all knowledge-based companies seem to be added. alhamdulillah , great work has been done in this field. now the state of our pharmaceutical industry is our self-sufficiency. now, this is a bit of a debate in the di

russia goes beyond its borders, tell me, it is also interesting that the day before the main russian pip kirilo also said that he would ask putin not to take away from the school curriculum a very important lesson on the basis of the spiritual and moral culture of the peoples of russia even before the federation. it is interesting that in this lesson they will teach how to morally and spiritually kill your neighbors, well, probably it is cynical and even comical against all this background you... the statement of the main criminal of the world , vladimir putin, looks like. russia has no aggressive intentions towards european countries. he said this the day before during a meeting with the military by pilots in the city of tarzhok, tver region. and statements by western leaders that russia has any plans to provoke a military conflict with nato member countries, putin generally called delusional. according to him, in general, the united states of america spends much more money on military expenses than russia, and the kremlin, according to his master, further quote: would never have done a

pip, on your tongue, alive, of course, well, he just hit himself. what did you hit? drink tea, okay, thank you, damn, what do i have? the black man is sitting downstairs with dumplings with these , i let the saleswoman go, i forgot about him, wait, wait, sit down, he has his documents with him, no, let him sit until his identity is clarified, according to the law, 72 hours is possible, and then we rolled off his fingers. hmm, well, that’s also true, drink some tea, oh , now, excuse me, yes, who, yes, there is, well, what else, asokin has arrived, he can’t sit at home, why ? thanks for what? well, that clarified the situation. i'm at osokin's. please. yes, i admit, i thought the red-haired man was out of sight, out of sight, all the problems along with him. comrade colonel. so tell me, sasha, how it all started. well for no reason, from anyone, well, from the blacks, from this one, the one you brought to the department? yes, why? this black man committed a theft in our area. so, did you steal a lot? well, a pack of dumplings and a bottle. that is, do i understand corr

off against wales in bristol in the next half hour. 0ne game has already finished though, france just pippingxture 55—0 last year. and that's all the sport for now. a man has been arrested after several people were held hostage at a nightclub. the man emerged from the venue in the town of ede. special police units had been deployed to the scene, and some nearby homes evacuated. police earlier said there was no indication of a terrorist motive. police have raided the home of peru's president, dina boluarte. video of officers smashing their way into the home was shared on social media. the raid is part of a corruption inquiry dubbed �*rolexgate'. the police were searching for more than a dozen rolex watches that the president has allegedly not declared. the investigation began after a news report drew attention to luxury watches she wore at public events, dating from when she took office in december 2022. peru�*s government called the raid an �*intolerable outrage�*. marvin gaye was a soul legend who helped shape the sound of the sixties and seventies. now, nearly a0 years after his death — the

pip started more often. to appear in propaganda stories, here he tells that for him as a clergyman - according to the words of the most holy patriarch - is not some political entity, some bloc, but for us churchmen - this is first of all holy rus'. next, kanyuka promotes kremlin ideas to children. here is a video where he conducted for the seventh grade of school number one in skadovsk. a lecture in which he talked about human honor:

orthodox church, we are like that, everything is the same in us, the liturgy is the same, we have that piprthy pope on the throne, i think that i i don't remember greek catholics publicly raising the issue that orthodoxy is a backward orthodox branch of christianity, one way or another... it still binds us to various customs, rites, traditions of the moscow patriarchate, and there kirill is sitting, what kirill which is impossible to compare even with francis, well, that is, there is no such discussion, it does not exist, why then orthodox, or even non -orthodox, but simply people who are atheists there interpret themselves very often, why they allow themselves to give such advice to greek catholics, that is how should we be here? well, i thank you very much for this question, because in fact this rhetoric is present, and for me , for example, as a historian, as a researcher, sometimes it is even very sad to hear such phrases not only, you know, from some simpletons who are not very for some reason they orient themselves, they try to express their super-expert opinion about everything, yes

tony chain reports from the ty, capital bank of waits patiently outside. plum prim prism in bangkok, pip boyfriend kit is inside serving 6. he is the crime of less majesty. how do i go on you get? uh huh. i don't think people can be okay when they left. one is in now of prison, but we have just done with him. it was hard at 1st. i cried. every time he went in, i couldn't stop crying when the court tonight just bel request gets crying was the question, how the ruling tennessee came to power over 200 years ago. in most countries historical debate in time, then a criminal offense. he was one of thousands of students who protested against the governments in 20202021 cooled for the moment key to reform. in the years that followed, many of them had been charged under onto 11 to the last met just a little between 2014 to 2020. usually our organization with handle was around $30.00 to $40.00 cases per year. then came the mass for democracy movement in 2020 and suddenly the case number rose to more than 200. by the end of 2020, and by the end of 2021 to mont, an 800 cases. more than a 100 sentenc

’t even like to read words of gratitude, so that i feel uncomfortable, some kids with disabilities, pip-pip things. you can’t save people, here’s a fine of 10 million, that’s all, if he can, and if the problem is that he can, he’s a prepared person, he just decided to speak the day after, earn money, earn money, he’s in general didn’t seem to have done anything even illegal, but if he can, if he’s really a specialist, then it turns out he has the right, yes, but then he must have the appropriate license, the right to conduct such activities, we have talked about this 100 times, because these sell fake medicines, these... security, ensuring personal privacy is a really important topic, this is about safety, the necessary knowledge, skills, i conducted a survey in my satellite program, do you have the appropriate knowledge to protect yourself in an extreme situation, a huge number of people do not know how to behave in this they were not taught. doing this is not the worst thing, the first case is not just a swindler, there are much more moral and ethical questions that arise, there is pure d

well, joining us now to tell us more is gb news presenter pip tomson pip, is this a clear cut victoryt awards the other night, but the former, subpostmistress. jo hamilton , subpostmistress. jo hamilton, she was presenting an award there, and she actually said, in front of millions of us who are watching on the television, despite what the government says , they are not paying the postmasters. >> well, the government today hopes to have changed that by introducing this bill. the post office minister, kevin hollinrake , announced it in the hollinrake, announced it in the house of commons within the last hour, house of commons within the last hour , and it is going to hour, and it is going to overturn the convictions of hundreds of subpostmasters and mistresses. it's not likely, though, to get royal assent till july, and so they're not going to start seeing the compensation till august. so what's that? april, may, june? that's still five months away isn't it. these lives, thousands of people's lives, thousands of people's lives have been destroyed . they lives have been destroyed. they

it's not like they hyped by 100 pips in one go. the yen will be under pressure.ed will matter more than the boj. tom: the fed will matter more on the back of this from the central bank of japan. the fed decision will come through tomorrow with the updates in focus. ueda saying they will use short-term policy is the tool and in terms of the policy will remain for a while. this is an exit from policy, not an abrupt shift. japanese 10 years, a bid in the session, yields are down. the yen is weaker past 150. how do you expect that to evolve? >> straightforward, it does not care about the outcome. one of the reasons the bank of japan is scrapping control is the stability of the 10 year yield. high u.s. treasury yields and now the fed is going to cut and treasury yields are suppressed. that is why there is no pressure. they can scrap it and it did nothing to the yield. we expect the yield to grind higher gradually. whereas dollar-yen is the u.s. and japan, so it depends on rate cuts. that materialize you can see dollar-yen near 145 or 146. tom: probably at the lowest l

on this holiday, pip visited with his sons, who had gregorian ribbons and tricolors. later, at the forum we, together with russia, which was held in kherson, shkil said that in 30 years, ukraine was turned into a failed project, and the priest called the occupation a positive phenomenon. allegedly. russian troops liberated the city of kherson from the west, before that he called on the faithful to go to the church of moskovsky patriarchy you can always find a uoc church and go there, if in a village or in western ukraine, it is of course more difficult, because there many churches have been taken over, if not by the uniates, then by the peceushniks, but it is better to come to a church where christ is present once a month than every week to visit the den of the wicked. in the summer of the same year, the collaborator submitted documents. to obtain a russian passport, and in october 2022 he fled from the parish in the bare harbor of the kherson region to russia. he posted a video confirmation of his departure on his social networks, explaining. that left in in connecti

tomson, and for the next three hours, we're having a bit of a pip hours, we're having a bit of a pipl radio. really looking forward to this. i'll be keeping you up to date stories that matter date on the stories that matter to so coming up this hour to you. so coming up this hour in wales, it often takes the worst times to get the best out of us. >> in adversity, you can't match us. we'll be there fighting tooth and nail for the impossible to happen for the underdog . underdog. >> vaughan gethin set to become the first next minister of wales. that is not him , but wales. that is not him, but we're talking about him very shortly. also, the man you're looking at, johnny mercer, veteran affairs minister , could veteran affairs minister, could be sent to jail over his silence, over the afghan inquiry. he's refusing to name whistleblowers who raised concerns about special forces carrying out extrajudicial killings during the afghan war. do you think johnny mercer is right in not naming the whistleblower ? pro—palestinian whistleblower? pro—palestinian protests are filling the streets of c

mark your charm should be a buck john. trish may have been see on video bar looks as regarding the pip buying agreement in the kitchen. and this sort of plan is to be a inside thing. it's a beautiful dish funding. the cornerstone can get you that boy punch spec that makes it want it to me to base your clinic. stick as much you ration day. yeah. and you cut the nitrogen and joe, be bad because of a phone book. look, see that you were to make her caught it later, i saw them. other moms calling about the sun that you saw on the carrick is a should pay the injured at the new pet on patio to quote clear you an additional touch. the 5 kids like so the struggles really is shining into a can. they are just trying to raise to douglas or the country. but they struggle is amazing. i mean, i really trust this once. and then not only defending the rights to exist, but also, you know, for the whole dokie, the, the in eastern that is less, it will take, you know, a quarter of a subject to play them in the back, in touch with miss alma to load on the scan j. j as a cousin lives she just said that she

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pip, welcome to the show. so let's find out.that small business owner where you are on the ground in nuneaton? let's find out . out. >> good afternoon to you martin. well i met this small business owner, joe williams, a little earlier at a small business boot camp run by the federation of small businesses. anyway we got chatting and she said, come out to nuneaton, come and see my gift shop. so i'm here now. it's been just off the high street for nine years. there's also a bed centre here as well, employs five members of staff, has just today been renominated for great gift retailer of the year. so it's got a nomination and a visit from gb news all on the same day. there's all sorts of goodies in here as well. joe also sells online when she was very interested to watch about what rishi sunak said. but has it satisfied you , joe? it satisfied you, joe? >> yeah, the news about the apprenticeships is fantastic news, we've had an apprentice previously and she went on to win apprentice of the year and star pupil of the year for the wh

. >> reporter: the first 5,000 fans were gifted commemorative home opener pips. >> go, bay fc. >> reporter: mega fans showed up in their bay fc merch. >> i played when i was a little kid, so this is a full circle to see these women with all these people here and being paid to do something they love. it's awesome. >> reporter: kids sported jerseys from their club soccer teams. >> i've been playing since i was 3. >> reporter: bay fc was co-founded by national soccer stars with bay area roots. >> bay fc, come on! >> reporter: jenny grew up watching them dominate the sport. now, she's a bay fc season ticketholder. >> my first time ever having season tickets for anything. i love watching women's soccer, and i just couldn't turn it down. i'm so excited that we got the opportunity. >> reporter: emma goss for "today in the bay." >>> this easter, the first unitarian church in san francisco will host a free dinner and everyone is welcome. dinner comes with all the trimmings, including ham, potatoes, corn and pie. there will be a ton of giveaways, including free clothes and haircuts by local barbers.

now thousands are turning in for pip watch.tional symbol folks who watch them most say this married couple seems a lot like us. >> and i think people connect with them on an emotional level because they know what they want they argue they are very loving towards each other and they just show in their behavior all the things that are going on inside of them. >> and, guys, with that winter weather expected over the weekend that you have been talking about, cold can be a serious threat to the eggs and for newborn chicks if they come at the wrong time. but jackie and shadow don't mind the show eagles have amazing waterproof weathers, 7,000 of them. it is like they're wearing a big old parka. >> very cool again, this could happen any day. >> any moment. we'll keep our eye on it. >> productivity around the country just went south. thanks for that story. >> that could have been a boost. >> i got one that you will like here all right. the only thing better than a beach vacation in the middle of winter is a beach vacation in the middle

they understand these things pip these devices and they know what to do. they explore. much more than we want them to explore and then we have to get involved. but i must say it is a thrilling time to i do not know if i canyr says but i really feel this particular area in technology as it impacts everything in our lives is such an interesting place to be. theree is nothing that technoloy is not impacted. i also believe it's really challenging too. and many days we tried to look at variousus things that might impact various sectors and it gets to be overwhelming. but we have to be engaged. the world is moving so we are talking about spectrum here at most people think what is spectrum? what is spectrum? but now more people know it deal with it obviously we don't like the fact the spectrum authority has lapsed thatat is a good thing. it has been almost a year we have to do something about it. it is unconscionable. it affects innovation, it affects our global leadership effects everything we try to do it's very d fundamental. and i have to say what has happened -- with a sp

. >> and right now, speaking of pipping, there's about -- pitching, there's about five or six guys, abouth of star pitch or that are on the shelf with shoulder or elbow problems. so we're waiting to see what happens there. they're going to miss a couple months of the season, so could get real interesting there. yeah, my hometown astros, he should be right there in the mix when it all settles. the phillies, of course, the defending champs, the rangers, and then the yankees. the yankees gotta make a showing this year, for sure. neil: who do you root for? you played for a lot of these teams, obviously. do you have your own personal fave, this is the team i'm really pushing for? >> yeah. so, so is right here at home in houston, you know, i enjoyed my last part of my career coming home to pitch. it was a lot of fun. but i can't, you know, you can't rule out -- can i love history and being able to play in a historic place like fenway park, old yankee stadium, i tell people all the time new yankee stadium is nice, there's nothing like old yankee stadium. we had ghosts running around in that a pl

squawk key and shadow have been switching off as pip watch began just a few days ago, a term for thehing bird. the nest high above the big bear valley is 5 feet across and 5 feet deep and has withstood winds up to 80 miles an hour. molly, you're a mom, what's your hope for the eaglets? molly: i hope they make it. it's a cozy little nest. nice little house. do you think that's -- is that spirit or jackie? if oh, spirit was the baby before, right? if oh, they had previous babies. these are famous birds, man. mike: we could use some name tags for the birds with. molly: i know, right in and some names for the babies. i'm sure somebody's looking at that. not a bad place to come into the world, beautiful view. mike: pretty cool to see. molly, a pleasure to work with you. molly: yeah, that is all for us this hour. mike: "fox news live" continues with everything and arthel. molly: thanks for watching.t mike: have a greatyo day. ccount with quickbooks money now earns 5% apy. (♪) that's how you business differently. intuit quickbooks. the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of peo

i don't care if powell does his first 25 pips in may, june, or september. i just don't think that is terribly important, right now. if i were very stern looked and i was running starwood, i might think differently, but i am not. i am a stock guy, not a real estate guy. i don't think the rate cuts are this essential ingredient we are all waiting for. we are at all-time highs -- all- time highs! home prices are bouncing back. what do you need the rate cut for, right this second? i don't see the need. >> you know what, steve liesman, i will give you the last word, because i don't see, and i don't think, and i think the fed chair has made it pretty clear himself, as have other fed leaders, they don't see a need, either, and they are not in a rush for some of the reasons that josh said. >> i hope they are not watching but corn, because then there are no rate cuts coming, ever. >> no rush, but i do think we need to cut. we talked about the idea of restraint. i was actually concerned, scott, today, ahead of the speech, that he would embrace more of that "we don't

in moscow it’s up to +10, no precipitation, but windy, for some reason chepyshkina doesn’t come, a pip will grind to a halt and there will be flour. by the way, this young man, named klyuev, impressed me. good impression on the phone, it seems to me that he is not indifferent to you, sergei viktorovich, oh well, thank you, this is the first thing, a sacred thing, i have him, one might say, lilac , yes, so strong, that’s it, that’s a parasite ... i thought, after all, i hung a lock, put a bar on the window, and he said, no locks will help here, everything is fine, me yes, why are you so sad, you’re in trouble, right? don’t pay attention, everything is fine, the main thing is that this cat’s gang will go to prison for a serious long time, but as for your ruslan, of course he got his sentence knocked off, but he will have time to think about his behavior, let me inspect your barn again, i need this for an investigative experiment, yeah, now, from the standpoint , yes, vasya, i don’t care, ruslan, maybe we’ll go to the cinema, of course, we’ll go, but i thought, lenochka, that i couldn’t w

organized crime groups using attacks on officials and candidates as a means to really show that they pip potentially try to have an impact on particularly local election results so it is definitely a concern in this election and something that we're hearing a lot of conversation and concerned about sadly, there's been there's been a history of political violence in mexico but we are that will be something that we're going to be seeing discussed certainly in this election. >> lots on the line for obviously for mexico, but also here in the us, really appreciate you breaking that down for us, kearns, as us. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me on. it was a pleasure to be with you >> lesions are urging alabama supreme court to reconsider their ruling that frozen embryos are legally children. those groups are present. the defendants of the original lawsuit. they filed briefs asking the court to rehear the case. now it isn't typical for the court to read consider rulings, but this case is anything but typical is thrown families into turmoil. several reproductive health care systems in

yeah >> pip tomson excellent.ics of this, but nevertheless, it's been a long time coming. and justice has been served at last for those matters. and submitters . thompson, thank you submitters. thompson, thank you very much. now, is this rishi sunak having one last desperate throw of the dice to try and tackle the migrant crisis? failed asylum seekers will be offered £3,000 to encourage them to move to rwanda voluntarily, under a new scheme drawn up by ministers, and it's aimed at removing tens of thousands of migrants who have no right to remain in the uk. but can't be returned to their country of origin forcibly. well, let's cut across now to downing street and speak to gb news political correspondent katherine forster catherine, it's got to the stage where they can't get them to go to their own accord, so they're having to bribe them to go to rwanda. >> well, yes, indeed. but martin, actually, this is an extension of an existing scheme because there already is a scheme for failed asylum seekers to be encouraged

we'll start with another successful housing for pip. claudia, as mentioned specifically, they be local rivals, mentions to united $31.00 to go within one points of premier lead. lead is livable . so the one, the $6.00 to $63.00 last season that it was invited to go into the hall. so i'm in france and it was thanks to this one, the strike from marcus restaurant. stunning the host, just 8 minutes on the phone for the school. the 1st of these 2 goals on the line, it's up to 56 minutes before school. you another with 10 minutes remaining? why is it it wouldn't be a city victory without an ending hold and go. the school is 18th of the season at a time. it's now 12 games on these ends of audio, the side keeping the pressure on the pool at the top, independently, goodbye labor coast and have extended the lead at the top to 10 points thanks to a to know victory of against etc. cologne, who are bethany relegation of the season, and this did not do them any favors 14 minutes in young 2 months. and so for this challenge on granted shaka, maybe to some broke a gym and wrinkled, 53 games and beat a

tony chang explains from bangkok, waits patiently outside blown. prim prism in bangkok, pip boyfriend get is inside serving 6. he is for the crime of less majesty. how do i go on you get? uh huh. i don't think people can be okay when they left one is in now of prison, but we have just done with him. it was hard at 1st. i cried every time he went in, i couldn't stop crying when the court tonight just bel request gets crying was the question, how the ruling tennessee came to power over 200 years ago. in most countries, historical debate in thailand, a criminal offense. he was one of thousands of students who protested against the governments in 20202021 cooled to the moment key to reform. in the years that followed, many of them had been charged under onto 11 to the last met just a little between 2014 to 2020. usually our organization with handle was around $30.00 to $40.00 cases per year. then came the mass for democracy movement in 2020 and suddenly the case number rose to more than 200. by the end of 2020. and by the end of 2021 to on an 800 cases. more than a 100 sentences behind th

think for pip claudio, this man. just the city that'd be local arrivals. manchester united $31.00 to go within one point of premier league lead is livable. so the one to 6 to 63 last season. what was united? who would go into half time in front? and it was thanks to this one. the strike from marcus restaurant. stunning the host just 8 minutes in you know, and i'm hoping to cite in the school the 1st all these to those on the nice soft to 56 minutes before spring another with 10 minutes remaining. why is it is it wouldn't be a city victory without removing holland. go the school these 18th of the seasoning at a time. it's now 12 games on beach and squad. the other side, taking the pressure on a little pool at the top, the sides, they play that until next we have a lot of points tentatively different places to go. this my feeling still how soon a here assume be left in many places for the port, i think all 3 for contents to independent independent legal by labor coast and have explained that they lead at the top to 10

of the women's six nations championship this weekend and one match has already finished, france just pippingast year, kelly arbey and emeline gros with the tries for the visitors. reigning grand slam champions england have kicked off in their match against wales in bristol. at half—time the hosts lead 2a to 3 as they look on course for a bonus point victory. cambridge won the men's boat race to complete the double over university rivals 0xford following victory in the women's race. cambridge were more than 10 seconds ahead but slowed towards the end with matt edge on the verge of collapse. but edge and his team held on for a comfortable victory. it continues cambridge's dominance in the annual event, winning five of the past six men's races. cambridge also maintained their dominance of the women's race beating 0xford for the seventh year in a row. there was a post race protest by oxford but it proved unsuccessful. much more on the website, of course. and that's all the sport for now. let's get more now on northern ireland, where politics has been thrown into turmoil with the news that the le

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it happened last year but it's only happened twice ever but pip one of those ones seeds to get upset by an eight or nine seat in the second round, it's happened in ten of the last 13 tournament. so binded eight or nine said you like, and believe in those 11 seats since 2014, 11 seeds actually have a winning record over six seeds going 19.17 in that stretch. kasie, how are you? you got to bracket filled out. you're ready to go. i have not filled it out. yeah. actually, i did clip and save this the graphic that you did for us a couple of days ago. so it says the first time i might usually i honestly i'm just a fan. i'm not an expert by any stretch, but i might rely on you but this time so crushers all the tips i've given you and then we'll we'll go from there. >> i just got to remember to do it before 12, 15. yeah. andy. thank you. i really appreciate it. >> all right. see you tomorrow >> all right. up next here, a manhunt is underway for an inmate and his accomplice behind an ambush at a hospital will be back in just sanity, needs to save space >> you have a show were right and left t

and so he will go top of the latest chapter and what is become a famous rivalry between pip claudio and you can top who is leaving at the end of the season. no respect, completely his decision completely. so a spoke with him in the had the feeling that he would be back soon or later. so he's a man, he loves football, he's special needs there. and his team is always in the he explained perfectly the reason why. so the problem and it gives the last time, but moving to see a cap we can find and that type of race decide the physical. so for brought that up, i think that the radio earlier, if you went go through all the different possible scenarios and then i don't think after whatever result anybody should open the bottles of champagne as and it is. and then nothing happened then, but it's 3 points. it's a massive that's an english over in spain ball. so let's close the gap. i'm legally it is where i'm with. it's a 5 points that's so for they'd be my yoke. at one mill driving teenager stone, i mean i'm all scrolling the zone of the game to help offset moving to the 2nd place above castle an

. >> pip watch is when we watch for the first dent or crack in the eggshell. >> reporter: more than alizzards and threat of predators, these two birds have sat vigil on their eggs. sandy steers is a bird-watcher who first eyed the eagles from the ground when jackie was just a chick. >> you're seeing the whole nest is what you're seeing on that tree. >> oh, wow, that's huge. >> it is. it's about 5 1/2 feet across and 6 6 feet deep. >> reporter: she helps run friends of big bear valley, which first installed a camera in 2015. >> this time they're being very much more careful about sitting on the eggs. when jackie gets ready to leave, shadow is already in the air and ready to land on the nest. >> reporter: viewers watch jackie and shadow squabble over whose turn it is to keep the eggs warm with jackie usually winning and shadow providing food. >> this year she made it to 62 hours straight on the eggs without a break. as long as there's any bad weather at all, jackie will dmot get off the eggs. >> reporter: with three eggs, the whole hatching process could take a week. >> my hope, of cour

it pip in the u.s. department of agriculture foodservices food stamp benefit's programs, the electronic transfer project or ebt the market has to have and does have an ebt point of sale machine. the market accepts ebt debit cared provides al meny market tokens for use at the market. and received electronic fund transfers from the state of california reimbursement for payments. in 2005 the board and mayor approved a resolution authorizing an agreement with jp morgan financial services to facilitate the use of state issued debit carted machine at the market. 20018 the state changed the agreement to fif manages issuance of the benefits to recipients in the state including the ebt de debit and point of sale machine. in our about 2018 the real estate division enter in the no cost agreement with fis for ebt point of sale machine. a new one at the market. unfortunately, real estate did not come become to the board for approval of the new contract. upon discussion with the city attorney's office and review of t

toodle pip. sort out everything you need to do and that's what we do for people.d transparent. we see you in easter and nothing has changed. no. >> well, the photograph didn't help, did it? >> well, to be fair, i did actually say there's not. there's not a chance in hell that catherine would have photoshopped that herself. and then she says did so, so. then she says she did so, so. yeah yeah. my, my inside track absolutely went, went sideways there. yeah. so, so, i what but what but what the obvious thing. i can see the picture there. it's they are a beautiful family and the smiles should have been the centre of stage and not sleeve gate. >> yeah, well, we live with a very cynical press. and the problem if you're in the royal family is you can't really fight back. it's very, very hard for them. you made your you made your views very, very clear on harry and meghan just before you went in with the sun newspaper, just you went the just before you went into the big brother. it's interesting, though, mean, at though, isn't it? i mean, at some harry, got this some poin