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. >> my name is ryan rae from columbus, ohio. important thing is support for ukraine.port ukraine would be a violation of the 1994 budapest met around -- memorandum. >> the most important issue to me this election would be the issue of abortion now that roe v. wade is turned over and rights are givenseeing how polil handle this issue in terms of reproductive health and making abortion the unthinkable and making more access to other health careernativecontraceptivl and making sure mothers and babies are protected in the womb and outside the womb. >>

but we've got to start with the brit awards, because records have been broken by rae who received sevenver received in one year. # sleezing and teasing...# her nominations include best artist, where 6 of the 10 nominees are female. a pretty different picture from last year where the brits faced backlash for their all—male line—up. the brits have also revealed a new rnb category. some other stories now: prime minister rishi sunak has denied the idea that he's out of touch with people in the uk. sir simon clarke is a senior mp from the pm's own party. he wrote an article calling for sunak to be replaced. that makes him the second former minister to call for his resignation since november. a project in bristol is looking to build up a bank of medical photos that show a range of skin tones. one volunteer said she's taking part after her own anaemia was misdiagnosed because of her skin colour. and hidden fees for online customers, aka drip pricing, is set to be banned under new law proposals. it says that any extra booking fees for things like cinema or train tickets will need to be clearly

but we've got to start with the brit awards, because records have been broken by rae who received sevensing...# her nominations include best artist, where six of the 10 nominees are female. a pretty different picture from last year where the brits faced backlash for their all male line up. the brits have also revealed a new rnb category. some other stories now. prime minister rishi sunak has denied the idea that he's out of touch with people in the uk. sir simon clarke is a senior mp from the pm's own party. he wrote an article calling for sunak to be replaced. that makes him the second former minister to call for his resignation since november. a project in bristol is looking to build up a bank of medical photos that show a range of skin tones. one volunteer said she's taking part after her own anaemia was misdiagnosed because of her skin colour. and hidden fees for online customers, aka drip pricing, is set to be banned under new law proposals. it says that any extra booking fees for things like cinema or train tickets will need to be clearly marked from the start of the shopping proc

but we've got to start with the brit awards, because records have been broken by rae who received sevenyear. # sleezing and teasing...# her nominations include best artist, where six of the ten nominees are female. a pretty different picture from last year where the brits faced backlash for their all male line up. the brits have also revealed a new rnb category. some other stories now. prime minister rishi sunak has denied the idea that he's out of touch with people in the uk. sir simon clarke is a senior mp from the pm's own party. he wrote an article calling for sunak to be replaced. that makes him the second former minister to call for his resignation since november. a project in bristol is looking to build up a bank of medical photos that show a range of skin tones. one volunteer said she's taking part after her own anaemia was misdiagnosed because of her skin colour. and hidden fees for online customers, aka drip pricing, is set to be banned under new law proposals. it says that any extra booking fees for things like cinema or train tickets will need to be clearly marked from the s

. >> my name is ryan rae from columbus, ohio. important thing is support for ukraine. the failure to support ukraine would be a violation of the 1994 budapest met around -- memorandum. >> the most important issue to me this election would be the issue of abortion now that roe v. wade is turned over and rights are givenseeing how polil handle this issue in terms of reproductive health and making abortion the unthinkable and making more access to other health careernativecontraceptivl and making sure mothers and babies are protected in the womb and outside the womb. >> the most important issue to me is education. i feel no one has been talking ng behind -- falling behind. >> the most important issue to me is returning civility to public discouri(se. our politics have kind of taken a divisive edge. it is time to commit for going back to civil discourse. >> c-span voices 2024. be part of the conversation. host: we are previewing the iowa caucuses with galen bacharier, a reporter with the des moines register. welcome to the program. guest: thanks for having me. host: let's

khatafeh passed espanyol's hundred with one goal, rae vaikano beat esca with two goals, and alaos beatreal betis by one goal. defeated artakhna, valencia , amerbita, celta vigo, frol, sevilla, eibar, athletic, birbau, and malaga, will meet suceida . today, the premier basketball league will continue with two games. in the continuation of the thirteenth week of this competition , naft abadan will host hormozganeh steel and kale mazandaran tokhonesh against nature. tehran will go yesterday in the first meeting of the week of the leading team of the municipality. the third stage of the preparatory camps of the cultural national team to participate in the olympic quota competition is being held in tehran. the camps of the national wrestling team reached the third stage. general and capacity building it is being done , god willing, we will continue this process until august . we had our first camp in tehran and two camps in mazandaran province . hard training, wrestling times are too long, we have 35-40 minutes, we wrestle for pride in this year's tough competition. for the olympic games, o

but we've got to start with the brit awards, because records have been broken by rae who received seven. # sleezing and teasing...# her nominations include best artist, where six of the ten nominees are female. a pretty different picture from last year where the brits faced backlash for their all—male line up. the brits have also revealed a new rnb category. some other stories now. prime minister rishi sunak has denied the idea that he's out of touch with people in the uk. sir simon clarke is a senior mp from the pm's own party. he wrote an article calling for sunak to be replaced. that makes him the second former minister to call for his resignation since november. a project in bristol is looking to build up a bank of medical photos that show a range of skin tones. 0ne volunteer said she's taking part after her own anaemia was misdiagnosed because of her skin colour. and hidden fees for online customers, aka drip pricing, is set to be banned under new law proposals. it says that any extra booking fees for things like cinema or train tickets will need to be clearly marked from the start

leslie uggams, tracee ellis ross, issa rae, john ortiz, phenomenal cast.emble. >> byron: you're very mindful of the roles that you take. i imagine sometimes there have been roles, no, i'm not feeling it? >> i think any time you have to duplicate yourself or do things that are too similar to the last project, it feels stale, you don't feel motivated. i think i learn a little bit about humanity and myself with each new character i get a chance to walk around in. so i don't like to dip date. >> byron: sterling k. brown. find "american fiction" out now in theaters. thank you, sir, continued grace. >> appreciate you, brother. >> juju: that's "nightline." watch full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here monday with complete coverage of the iowa caucuses thanks for staying up with us. good night, america. have a great weekend.

the coroner's office identified a second body found as 26 year old cassidy rae pettit of oakland. the third victim has not been identified. died one on the run. >> investigators need help in the search for a final suspect in a home invasion robbery of an elderly couple in san jose on october 27th, three women forced their way into a home on story road in belle harbor way. the burglars got away in a car driven by a man. now, officers in los angeles county arrested one woman last month. there are warrants for a second woman and for the man, but investigators are still working to identify and locate that third woman. and police appealed for assistance today. if they feel like they've seen these women or heard someone in their neighborhood that went through the same exact incident, please come forward. >> we want to build stronger cases so we want people to come forward. >> police say the victims did not know the suspects and they are not from the bay area. police in palo alto are investigating a hate crime after someone found a swastika painted on a sidewalk. >> police say they recei

. >> to explain all this is our reporter , rae addison rae reporter, rae addison rae desantis is on theean for his second bid at the white house? well it could be good for well it could be really good for trump did a poll trump because they did a poll just desantis dropped out just before desantis dropped out and that 62% of and they found that 62% of desantis voters in new hampshire would pick trump as their second choice, only 30% would choice, whereas only 30% would switch and vote to haley. >> so those numbers could be really, really positive for him. and of course, it's a two horse race. now, haley's been saying that she wants however she that she wants that. however she may not really have wanted it until she to carolina. as until she got to carolina. as nikki haley, the other republican front runner . republican front runner. >> exactly. nick. >> exactly. nick. >> nikki now. she >> so it's nikki haley now. she was ambassador to was the former us ambassador to the united nations. she was appointed by trump in 2017. she's a two horse race between them. south carolina is the next lo

the difficulties that come from the rate environmental and the climate sector, whether that's in the raeector or the real economy, that -- we haven't seen that flow through yet so i think 2023 was a rather special year it won't be easy to repeat the profitability of '23/'24 they have to look at not only letting the shareholders profit from the good year they've had, but put aside the costs that are coming because they will come. >> i found it particularly interesting in 2023 we were talking about recession, a looming recession or willing board in a recession, and at the same time the banks don't really increase their loan loss provision. is that something that's going to happen now in this year >> yes we think that's most certain we also say at the end of 2023 as well we're seeing things happen in the commercial real estate market which we maybe predicted for a long time, but we're now crystallizing. as i said in 2024 and the years after, they're not going to be as interestinged a 2023. keep the powder dry. make sure there's enough left over to invest in the security and stability on the

never mind all the other potential candidates.es willid the 2024 presidential rae break the internetardashian's boot he once did? >> my gosh.>> >> tyrus: i'm going to go with you. >> it is hard to imagine anything breaking and entering like that did appear andoto, although that joe biden you hadr up there, if that were his presidential photo, he would never run office again. this is going to be crazy.ed see, look at this, he kind of looks like an animated creature in that photo. anyway, this is going to be a year like no other. this election, because we reallr don't know what the next -- we are sitting right here right now we don't know tomorrow, one could drop dead. you know why? >> tyrus: old guys with one joe step on the stairs. as a man who served him on myas prediction joe biden will go nowhere. joe biden will cling to power as much as he can lose he falls and breaks a hip or if barack obama says, you know what, joe has gone too far and we have to search the party. media, take him out and let's run the storie s on his son, hunter. let's get the republicans to impeach him and the

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. >>> in terms of leadership where we're seeing it this morning, one of the main stocks in rae doing quite well, up 0.8%. media up about 0.4% as well and the retail sector is up about a quarter of a percent. on the flip side travel and leisure is down half a percent. this is some of the continuing fallout from boeing we had earlier on in the week, the airline coming under a lot of scrutiny, today down 0.6%. construction material down half a percent and utilities as well. in terms of individual stocks, here's where you're going to see a bit of divergence with what is happening with uk grocers. let me start with greg. they're most famous for their sausage rolls . it's given them a boost in terms of share price developments. on the flip side, sans breeze, on the surface the numbers did seem quite strong, but analysts were taken aback on the clothing side of things as well as a heavy discounts. that's why sainsbury's is lower. keep an eye on that. ka . >>> let me go back to asian markets. i draw your attention to nikkei, almost 700 points higher in the session. that's a psychological lev

trial technician, claire will know well that a good trial team has someone who can call up evidence raeckly for the jury and everybody else to see, the trial technician literally just did a scroll through some of these hateful messages. they weren't read aloud by e. jean or anybody else, they were there for the jurors and everyone present to look at. and gawk at and digest. i have to tell you, whether said aloud or just absorbed silently, the shock doesn't wear off that everyday americans can be that vile in their speech. but i'll tell you one thing, the jury who found e. jean carroll's story credible, she was both defamed and sexually assaulted, those jurors aren't the deep state. they're ordinary people. they're not partisan hacks. they don't get on the jury if they're partisan hacks. right? so they're not deep staters. and the thing i keep coming back to, to claire's point about swing voters, is judge kaplan opened this trial by telling jurors, here are the facts you need to assume is true. a jury has found former president trump liable for sexually assaulting e. jean carroll by forc

rae nato to is the time and you will see teachers in dublin on the streets instead of in class today. yeah, they're holding an informational picket in advance of what could be. >> strike down the road. we're not sure. but east bay educators demanding better pay. they want better working conditions. and yeah, they want to let the public know kron four's. michael thomas is live in dublin with a look at what's going on. michael. >> good morning, everyone. that's right. it's not a strike of any means, but it is a picket essentially before they head into mediation with the district. in fact, actually move out the ways you can see they're still trying to, you know, gather themselves and organize this morning. but we'll go ahead and zoom. and there's a few teachers there. you can see who are passing out essentially a few things. but take a look. this is video that we have from other schools. now it's set to start at around 8 o'clock this morning. they tell me they're running about 10 to 15 minutes behind, but ultimately they are asking the district for better pay smaller classes, safer envir

rae. 31 in the south, a newly filed court documents reveal more disturbing text messages allegedly. >nt by a former jose police officer mark mcnamara. he's the one already facing a civil lawsuit for shooting a black man back in 2022. kron 4. sarah stinson has the latest in the story. >> marc mcnamara resigned from san jose pd last november when an internal affairs investigation exposed the text messages relating to the 2022 shooting incident when mcnamara shot a college football player. we're seeing 63 more pages of text messages allegedly written by the former office or the n word was used more than 100 times along with a slew of other racist and homophobic slurs. civil rights attorney adante pointer just got his hands on a new batch of text messages allegedly written by former san jose police officer marc mcnamara represents k on green. the college football star still recovering after getting shot 4 times. >> by mcnamara in 2022, chagrin is disgusted by the text messages. pointer says his client was trying to break up a fight inside a crowded to korea when half-a-dozen officers resp

haveng our messa they finally rd that most of us would rather be dry shaved with a cheesmo rae greater than spend 25 bucks being scolded by a virtue signalinr thang cartoon?virtual >> apparently not, because with the marvelsrtoon? disney hs produced a movie so bad, it makes hunter's cocaine boogers look art. of do we have a clip of the movie? no. we're donelaughter. >> well, well done. i mean, technically, that is dog, but the reviews fore fl the flick have been brutal. apparentlyic, problems include the script, the acting, the casting, the ploriptt. mastr >> aside from that, it's a is masterpiece. it's so bad. so bad tthe are making grief cos available to viewers after the filmmaki. it stars the ultra woke brielars larsonon who has never madee a movie you've seen and she stinks so ba d her first name shouldn't be brie. >> it should be limburger. amd be lim i right.? >> some say she's a piece of . >> if that piece happens to be her head, a sexist would. . >> but that's beside the point. really a sexis because she cons herself to be a gender activist. which to the wokae means all men ar

but it's a great movie i got to work with jeffrey wright beautiful ensemble cast -- issa rae, sterlingbout a man who's trying to make sense of who he is in the world, versus how the world sees him and then it's really funny with a lot of -- it's -- i don't know i am so honored and proud to be in this movie. >> seth: i -- i've heard great things, and i really love jeffrey wright, and i've been lucky enough to have him here a few times. and, you know, obviously he's acting, but he laughs at you in the clip i will say, in real life - >> yes >> seth: getting jeffrey wright to laugh at you feels like a huge accomplishment. >> yes, listen eddie murphy laughing at you is one thing. >> seth: yeah. >> because the man laughs, you know what i mean >> seth: yeah, he's a laugher. >> he's a laugher. >> jeffrey wright. so he broke when we were -- we were shooting the first couple of takes, and, you know, don't -- it was in a car so the director wasn't in there to say cut, you know what i mean? so i had time to just go so i was just improv-ing, talking, whatever. all of a sudden jeffrey starts laughin

the be interpretation of the statue given the nature of the rd reasonable in context is to confer a rae of disaggression on discretion. if the agency is erating at the edges, you have to figure out where the guardrails are. that is the leesti. if they take that the agency can pick red, blue and green, the chis for the agency. but if you have a legal question like does pink count as red, that is legal question. >> mr. martinez, how much the tion on the grounds is this? i saw some study that said we have not relied on chevron for 14 years. judges ever used to deciding things. and when they get around it, theyhi this it is the best anerand the only answer. i just wonder how often this comes up? >> i think it mes a lot, your hor. this has nocome up since 2016. but the two cases that you're ing to hear this morning, they're getting to a point where they don't have to figure out the best answer. instead of asking, what does the statue mean, they can ask a different threshold tion, is it ambiguous enough that we can let the agency do the work for us? >> mr. martinez, would you agree that one o

the rise in home prices and brent hasic far exceeded the rae of wageconsidered affordable the immediatees $270,000 which is approaching four times thsehold income. such an affordability is far beyond parts of the country known for the high cost of living like new york, san francisco, washington, d.c., nationwide median and home prices are six times the median■ household income. where historically the advice was three times. this is one of the most diplome4atic■n■ñ mke lack of affordable housing that's why the committee has held multiple affordability hearings last spring on president biden's sg increasing margin under mortgage costs on credit worthy borrowers, that idea was an insult toltse responded by protection act to eliminate harmful cost, the senate has so far failed to act. the rental market is facing similar challenges, renters are more cost burden than they have been in t over two while rent has gone up in some areas by double-digit growth, median income for renter household actually went down between 2019 and for many, housing is becoming unattainable across the country, one i

if you would like, perhaps suggest john rae says the government are just wasting their time and ours,ours, they have. this is his words. no balls to do what's needed. they may just give up right now. what does that mean though, ray, when you say the tories up and tories should just give up and do what do you want? do do what? what do you want? do you another election? you want another election? a general election right now? by the the voting the way, the voting is continuing . uh, in parliament, continuing. uh, in parliament, christopher . herb, continuing. uh, in parliament, christopher. herb, is he continuing. uh, in parliament, christopher . herb, is he still christopher. herb, is he still with me? i shall cross live to him i do believe, uh, him because i do believe, uh, there perhaps has been a little update. christopher hope, are you with us? what's you still with us? what's happening . two seconds. hold happening. two seconds. hold your excitement, christopher hurt. one second, just so i can hear you better. are we good to 90, hear you better. are we good to go, christopher? hop

it seems literally addison rae.rump train . nobody can stop the trump train. >> yeah, it's fascinating, isn't it? >> i mean, she she came on stage pretty quick after those predicted results in favour of donald trump. >> renounce it by the various news networks in the states at the time that she walked up, she was little about sort of was a little bit about sort of seven points behind donald trump that stretched to around that then stretched to around about 12 points with the final result in now. and when she was on stage, she said, uh, i'm a fighter , i'm scrappy. and she fighter, i'm scrappy. and she basically refused to quit, which was the impression that a lot of people thought that she might be about to do. however, she says that she's going to carry to on at least south carolina, which is and of is her home state, and of course, she really, really wants to to super tuesday in early to get to super tuesday in early march when we're going to see around 16 states. let's all go to the polls. and obviously there's a

that the best interpretation of the statute, giv nate of the word "reasonable" in context, is to ca rae on the agency. and so i thiourt in that case -- if -- if the agency is orang within the range of discretion, that's bitrary and capricious review. if the agency is sort of operating at the edges, you have to figure out where guardrails are. at's the legal question. so, if the -- if the statute says, you know, the agency can pick red, blue, or green, then the choice among those three ons is for the agenc but, if you have a legal question like, oh, does pink count asedthat's a legal question. chief justice s: thank you, mr. martinez.much of an acn on the ground is this? i saw some study that said we ven't relied on chevron for 14 years. and judge kethdghas written -- he's been a judge for 10 yes. he's never invoked chevron step two. u ow, judges are used to deciding things, and when they get around to doing it, they tend to think what they've come up with is not only the best answer, but it's the only answer. [laughter] often this comes up? martinez: i think it comes up a lot, your hono

raise interest rates every time a state government decided or a group of state governments decided to rae take you into a recession. the fed is not supposed to be political and it has to accept what governments do and react in the best way possible. i don't -- the fed is not your problem. if you think the minimum wage should not be raised, your problem is the indiana state legislature. that is where you should take your complaints. mr. powell is not the wizard of oz. he cannot make all things happen. in fact, in the end there really was no wizard. it was just an old guy standing behind a curtain. in a lot of ways that is the fed. the fed has limited powers. it has a responsibility to provide money to the economy as it expands. the economy expands it we need more money in circulation in a responsible way. for most of its history it has done that. there have been periods during the nixon years and the carter years where that was not done. we just had a period during the trump and biden years where it was not done. when jay powell was telling us inflation was transitory, most of the world wa

royal correspondent at the sun charlie rae and former labour mp stephen pound.n that shortly and we'll be taking you to darts legend bobby george. easy for me to say . a16 george. easy for me to say. a 16 year old sensation, luke littler, secures his place in the pdc world final. a hero is born but first, rishi sunak's government took a victory lap this morning, they announced they'd granted 50,000 new asylum applications in a bid to clear the chronic backlog. but what does nigel farage make of it? well, you'll have to stay tuned to find out isabel monday to thursdays from. six till 930. >> a reminder that at 10 pm. i expose more revelations about the mindset of our prime minister, our home secretary and our cabinet ministers. when it comes to the asylum seeker backlog at and as well controlling our borders. you will not want to miss that. but now serious questions remain over the government's claims that it has cleared the so—called legacy backlog of around 92,000 asylum claims, and i want to know what has happened to asylum seekers who been to asylum seekers w

royal correspondent at the sun charlie rae and former labour mp stephen pound.hat shortly and we'll be taking you to darts legend bobby george. easy for me to say . a16 george. easy for me to say. a 16 year old sensation, luke littler, secures his place in the pdc world final. a hero is born but first, rishi sunak's government took a victory lap this morning, they announced they'd granted 50,000 new asylum applications in a bid to clear the chronic backlog. but what does nigel farage make of it? well, you'll have to stay tuned to find out isabel monday to thursdays from. six till 930. >> a reminder that at 10 pm. i expose more revelations about the mindset of our prime minister, our home secretary and our cabinet ministers. when it comes to the asylum seeker backlog at and as well controlling our borders. you will not want to miss that. but now serious questions remain over the government's claims that it has cleared the so—called legacy backlog of around 92,000 asylum claims, and i want to know what has happened to asylum seekers who been to asylum seekers who

our man there, ray addison rae. tell us more . i'm sure he'd love to tell more. channel than it is to link from here to, uh, brookhouse or whatever it is. well, but but, uh, anyway, we've been talking to a lot of people about the immigration situation , um, immigration situation, um, today, and, uh, here's what one of the immigration lawyers , ivan of the immigration lawyers, ivan samson, who we spoke to, had to say on all of this as well. >> the asylum backlog is entirely within the control of the, of the home office, unlike the, of the home office, unlike the small boats. and they can say that it's not our fault, but i'm afraid this is their fault. the reality is, is that the numbers in the backlog, it's the highest it's ever been since records began in 2010. and the government has consistently made undeliverable promises. last yeahin undeliverable promises. last year, in december , rishi sunak year, in december, rishi sunak made a grand speech in which he said he would reduce the backlog by the end of 2023. that didn't happen. by the end of 2023. that didn't h