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sunak. — didn't hear anything from richie sunak, the news from these fines going _ sunak, the news fromas _ going from borisjohnson —— rishi. it was after— going from borisjohnson —— rishi. it was after eight o'clock that we -ot it was after eight o'clock that we got that— it was after eight o'clock that we got that statement from rishi sunak confirming he did apologise. i do wonder— confirming he did apologise. i do wonder whether she having conversations with his family behind closed _ conversations with his family behind closed doors in those hours? making decisions _ closed doors in those hours? making decisions about is this all works that? _ decisions about is this all works that? there's been loads of accusations about him and his family. — accusations about him and his family. his _ accusations about him and his family, his wife and her tax status. you do _ family, his wife and her tax status. you do wonder whether they having conversations in their but us — in their— conversations in their but us — in their flat~ — conversations in their but us — in their flat. you spoke to peo

as you said, the daily mail says richie's - fatal, i think.is stomach or husband paul's my career. the telegraph, a paper which is usually so pathetic to this government, doesn't give such a dramatic headline... and a mission not compatible with her husband cosmic role as chancellor. this was a nasty attempt to smear him by going to his wife, according to him, and that was wrong, that's what he said in the last hour to the sun. but now they're saying it's not compatible, they're saying it's not compatible, they are admitting they made a mistake. it they are admitting they made a mistake. ., , . ,, ., they are admitting they made a mistake. ., , , mistake. it goes back to wednesday ni . ht when mistake. it goes back to wednesday night when the _ mistake. it goes back to wednesday night when the independent - mistake. it goes back to wednesday night when the independent first. night when the independent first broke the story, the line that's coming out of the sunak household was that his wife had had no option but to become a non—dom because she

someone said there is the pandemic richie and post pandemic richie and i say no it's the same richie make sure that we express both to the policies we do and there are two very different situations. what was right for a pandemic when it was the government shutting down an entire economy and it's different now and all parts of myjob involve balancing risk and if you think about what happened two years ago when we shut the country down and what the biggest risk we faced and i was worried about as i was saying was worried about as i was saying was we would have 10 million plus people who lost theirjobs overnight. that was a thing i was worried about and we tried to protect as many of those as possible and i remember that was the first proper interview i did on my birthday and i think that's it for the first time i will not save everyone's job and the biggest risk we face now is high inflation. and the risk of that becomes embedded and it's something we have to deal with for years and what i want to not happen and that's why now the right thing to do is different to what it was. right th

richie, good morning to you. you are a rare breed in san francisco, a republican. what are you doing to try to save san francisco? >> well, hi, thank you for having me this morning, carley. actually, i'm joining multiple people here. we have a dozen or so activists who all of us together have been just devastated by what is happening here to read republican, democrat, independent, such as myself, and you know, we were having quite a bit of trouble over the years trying to get elected because in a city like san francisco, which is famous nationwide or globally, we are being so liberal, so left. the ability for any of us to actually get elected is all but zero but we are finding now, finally, that we have political clout by getting political donations with political action committee. that is where we are fighting back. >> carley: so you are trying to save san francisco by changing the politics of it, is that right? >> that is correct because if we cannot meet the candidates that are running for office because they are so, so extreme to the left, the only other way we

richie responded, yes, we can do that. but after receiving a response, commissioner harrington brought up the request again in january to which mr. richie said staff would have something in february. but nothing ever materialized and now the item isn't even listed on the outstanding commission request report. i urge you to add that. today's [inaudible] on this log includes inadequate response to president moran's request for explanation of the disparity between plan bay area population projections and those produced by the california department of finance. the population projections in your plan are four times greater than those from the departments of finance. president moran's request on july 16, 2021, which is nine months ago, was be given information about the differences between department of finance and plan bay area and what those differences really are. and within that, one portion of that reflects legal mandates such as affordable housing targets and what is more aspirational. staff failed to answer these question

obviously richie sunak is talking about— obviously richie sunak is talking about this levy he speakingnd basically— this levy on energy firms and basically help the economy. right now where going through a really tough _ now where going through a really tough time with the energy crisis that were — tough time with the energy crisis that were going through, the cost of living, _ that were going through, the cost of living, i_ that were going through, the cost of living, i should say. this article tatks _ living, i should say. this article talks about a division that's going on between rishi sunak and number 11 and boris _ on between rishi sunak and number 11 and borisjohnson, numberten which is not _ and borisjohnson, numberten which is not the _ and borisjohnson, numberten which is not the first time we've heard that _ is not the first time we've heard that this— is not the first time we've heard that. this plan that rishi sunak talked — that. this plan that rishi sunak talked about is being criticised by boris _ talked about is being criticised by borisjohnson. he said this would be a

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why many british prime minister barak johnson and his finance minister richie sooner will pay fines for breaching covey? 19 regulations. i please have been investigating several gatherings at government offices in what's become known as the party gate scandal. opposition parties are calling on both men to reside. dozens of people have died in floods and mud slides after days of heavy rain in south africa in the city of durban. surrounding areas. local authorities expect the death toll to rise. storms of shut down major roads and land slips that lead to the suspension of trade services across quite over the town from the court in virginia has become here. the defamation case brought by hollywood, film star, johnny depp against the amber heard. he's suing his wife and fellow answer for $15000000.00, allegedly for them for allegedly damaging his reputation. career with false claims . heard, wrote a newspaper article in 2018 saying she was a survivor of domestic abuse without the ex husband. japanese capital tokyo has begun to diminish a space age high rise once seen as an example of sustai

richie -- richard. i can call you richie. >> absolutely.estion over the last six weeks, supply chain, supply chain, supply chain. feed the country and get military supplies to the front lines from behind the lines. yes, ukraine is facing a major logistical crisis with its railway specifically. for instance, when we just count the number of rail cars delayed, 4,190 stuck inside the country right now. they're carrying valuable exports. when you look at what they export, grain, vegetable oil, iron, metals, chemicals. they sell it so they can dpund their military. i want to look at grain itself. grain exports, we look at how much has been held back, that is worth right now stuck in the country $1 billion in just the month of march. the russian invasion has blocked exports. 98% of grain exports go through typically ports in the south. that's what we've been talking about, as the russian navy has been able to stop the ukrainian navy from being able to get their boats out safely. what do they do? they have to get it out through rail cars. about ha

host: richie in malden, massachusetts. independent line. caller: you are always talking about immigration. i am tired of hearing the same old stuff every day. we need people to come to do the work we cannot do. it is ridiculous. let them stay in their own country. my city i live in now, i am the minority. i think i am in mexico, an african country. host: congressman korea, particularly the labor shortage, how bad is it in your view? how would immigration improve. rep. correa: the immigration issue and the inflation issue, clearly, we have disruption in our production system. ukraine and russia are aware a lot of the world's grain is grown. they are not going to be doing that this season. i get phone calls from farm workers in california saying, we need workers. i get calls from foot processors in southeastern states, saying, we need workers. the local starbucks is closed half the time because they do not have workers. we have to ask, do we want and economy that continues to grow? we still need laborers to keep this economy humming. we talk

first up is richie from massachusetts on the independent line. >> talking about immigration, i'm tired of hearing the same stufff every day people come to do the work that we can't do. it's ridiculous and i'm sick and tired. my city i live in now we were 85% white and now i am the minority. >> how does, how bad is the labor shortage in your view and how would immigration improve that? >> the immigration issue and the inflation issue and we have disruption in the production system.ro we will have shortages because ukraine and russia is where a lot of the grain is ground. we are not going to be doing that this season. i get phone calls from farmers in california saying we need workers. i get phone calls from food processors in the w southern states saying we need workers to process. again the question we have to ask ourselves as americans, do we want to have an economy that continues to grow and to keep this economy coming. we talked about china, talked about the european economic constitution. forget them. focus on us. what's going to make us a more productive society and keep us as the

first item is drought condition update from steve richie. >> good afternoon commissioners steve richie assistant general manager for water. this is the regular drought update. this is a little bit dated now. it's about week and a half old. this is april 4th reservoir storage. it shows hetch hetchy 300,000-acre feet of storage. currently little bit more than 310,000-acre feet of storage. we had warm weather and runoff to bring water in the reservoir. storage is looking good. one of the things to note is that with the amount of snow up country, we're having to make sure we make releases from both cherry and hetch hetchy to make room for that. i think we're looking forward to the meeting with the rafters next week and talk about what the conditions will be. next slide shows other california reservoirs. i keep coming back to that upper left corner where reservoir only 38% of the capacity. orville is only 48% of the capacity. those two major reservoirs in california. the california drought monitor. the picture isn't changing a lot. everything is in severe drought or extreme drought accordin

which is that officially wall was declared on the soviet union by nancy, germany, along with italy. richie france, the governments of slovakia, hungary, romania, bulgaria, and finland from unofficially the war against the ussr involved in a wage. and danish am swiss as part of the viking and nordland as s divisions. the dutch netherland ss 1000000000. as asked volunteers, the flanders legion, the spanish blue division. the albanian scandal, bye as ask, as well as notoriously vicious ss offices from lithuania, estonia and ukraine. with a full, nice to all of europe, led by nancy germany took part in the slaughter of soviet nationalist, 1st and foremost slavic people. when hitler volta must a cease to pony cheek. ha madame, i'm vague to know you alf. ty in contact with the 2nd front, so nodded in the west was formed mid 11 months before victory day. ah, when it became clear that the red army could manage on its own in ah, throughout most of the war, the americans and the british were confronting 10 german divisions between us. while the soviets were confronting more than 200 german divisions

-- international phenomena that has to be addressed regardless get the calls for congressman it's richie massachusetts independent line. >> they always talk about immigration and other countries i am just tired of hearing the same old stuff every day. every day we meet these people succumb to do the work. it is just ridiculous. let them stay in their own country. i am sick and tired. my city i live in now we are 85% whites. now i am the minority. on the african economic country they're all over the place. >> host: congressman especially the labor shortage, how bad is the labor shortage in this country in your view? how would immigration improve that? >> we talked about issues here the immigration issue and the inflation issue. we have disruption in our production system. were going to have shortages of food because ukraine and russia are a lot of the worlds grain is grown. not going to be doing that the season part i get phone calls from farmers in california saying we need workers. i get phone calls from food processors in the southern states, southeastern states saying we need workers

later on he caught the eye of dodgers manager branch richie who conventioned people he should be thee america's pastime. >> the right man with ability on the field and with control of himself off the field. if i can find tha kd of a man, the american public would accept him. >> the jackie robinson that we think of, i think, today, isn't necessarily the jackie robinson who entered major league baseball. >> kevin blackistone is a university of maryland professor and contradictory to the "washington post." what was he facing? >> one of the greatest experiments of black relations in this country. >> robinson said he was forced to make a promise that heaved never fight back when players are are fans insulted him. >> when he turned the other check can -- cheek, what was he having to swallow? >> he was having to swallow who he was. he's an educated black man. he knew the pressure on him. he knew he had to perform, he had to be twice as good and he knew he could not respond to all the racism that would be hurled at him as he simply tried to play the game of baseball. >> robinson's mental tou

which is that officially wall was declared on the soviet union by nazi germany along with italy. richie france, the governments of slovakia, hungary, romania, bulgaria, and finland unofficially. the war against the ussr involved. no legions. danish, i'm swiss as part of the viking and nordland s. s divisions. the dutch natal and s . s. 1000000000. as, as volunteers, the flanders legion, the spanish blue division, the albanians scandal bye as ask, as well as notoriously vicious as, as offices from lithuania, estonia and ukraine replaced all of europe, led by nancy germany, took part in the slaughter of soviet nationalist, 1st and foremost, slavic people who then he'd love rhoda to boston, once a ceased poorly chick, 1st ha. the dam on ebay to know you, alf. tie in contact with the 2nd front. so nodded in the west was form to me 11 months before victory day. ah. when it became clear that the red army could manage on its own in, [000:00:00;00] ah, throughout most of the war, the americans of the british were confronting 10 german divisions between us. while the soviets were confronting mor

richy? >> commissioner ajami. >> slide 11 and 12 is concerning to me. you can see the distribution of when we received snow and the precipitation happens. it is shifting compared to the historical average. are we reconsidering the way we manage hetchy? do we need to consider that today while i was driving here it was 76° in san francisco. i was thinking how much melt, notice melt are we going to get? it is not hot but hotter than normal? >> i would say we are not reconsidering how we can reconsider, frankly, on a daily basis. maybe we should invite you to it is through discussions of the number of scenarios we run at any given point in time to see what the possibilities and probabilities are. as i said, i think we expect from this warm spell about 10,000-acre feet coming down from the hetchy. we are pretty confident in that number given the conditions out there. we have staff both up country and in the bay area examining this on a daily basis. at the end of this week they go for another snow

all the photographs are see hundreds of libyans who were killed or disappeared under the good api richie. so any progress that he made for is his corrupt people, ah, was as much corrupt as, as the previous regime, or any regime that has been in history of his he has denied by get after his followers in favor gadhafi scholars, robi, is going to become the next president, reuben, we look, i'll stop you there. more from the former commander british forces in libya and author of liberating libya, british diplomacy in war. the desert after this break ah, ah, ah, ah, ah ah, ah l look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. and the point obviously is to rate trust rather than fear a job with artificial intelligence. real summoning with a robot must protect his own existence with oh, sure seemed wrong when i just don't know if he has to fill out this thing because the advocate a

his birthday in june of last year, attended by his wife kerry johnson, who also received a fine and richie snack the chance of the exchequer. at least 2 of those fines have been paid. we haven't heard from soon, aca as yet, but the possibility is that some that he could face fines for at least another 6 events that he is believed to have been asked. the one that he's already received, a fine force appears to be one of the most innocuous, but they're also allegations of him attending other boozy events in downing street won't possibly in the flats where he lived with his wife an event that might have been celebrating the departure of his former advisor dominic cummings, what has caused the greatest consternation though, is not the size of this fine. it's only around $65.00. it's the symbolism. these were people responsible for setting the rules and also now been found to been very clearly breaking them. i never close at the time. the rules in place, as you said earlier, went on a sliding scale, but at some point the some points. the rules and places were quite restrictive for british citize

and who was to think now that richie soon act, the finance minister, the chance of exchequer would be dragged into into it all, as well as being already a pretty difficult few days for for snack. given revelation surrounding his wife and her non dom tax status. but now the conclusion of this, a metropolitan police, an inquiry into misgivings, wrongdoings at number 10, during locked down when the country was following strict covered restrictions, the met police began his investigation in january. this, after a top civil servant su gray concluded that there was a culture of wrongdoing within downing street. and the conclusions of that met police investigation of now focused on the prime minister and soon as they have not both now been issued with fixed penalty notices. that is basically a fine. it is not equivalent to a criminal conviction, but if the fine is not paid, it could well lead to a court summons and the opposition politicians are clearly at pouncing on this demanding the immediate resignation of sumac and boys. johnson. we wait to hear from both the prime minister and the cha

britain, his face since the 2nd world war, and following him down that bumpy road, of course, is richie soon act a 2nd most powerful person in the country. the chance of the exchequer, with a finance minister, of course, responsible for the countries and finances the a spokesperson for number 10, made the announcement earlier, rather than actually coming from the met police. but that spoke by some also confirm that carry johnson boyce johnson's wife has also been slapped with a fixed penalty notice, which is essentially a fine as a nominal sum of no more than a couple of 100 dollars. but the symbol is moved. this, of course, resonates massively considering that sir, these are seniors, super senior officials, responsible for setting the laws and essentially now being accused of breaking them of the inquiry and just began that with the police in january. this was on the tail end of an internal inquiry by the top civil servant su grey. she concluded that that had been failures of leadership. a full report from ha is on hold until the ment. police conclude that finding. so for 50 individual

saw the photographs of the hundreds of libyans who were killed or disappeared under the good api richie. so any progress that he made for is his corrupt people, ah, was as much corrupt as, as the previous regime, or any regime that has been in history of his he has denied by it after his followers in favor. i'll get off his followers. roby is going to become the next president. reuben, we look, i'll stop you there. more from the former commander british forces libya and author of liberating libya, british diplomacy in warren, the desert after this break. ah ah ah ah ah ah with ah a those at them with industry to restock and just look up some of normally a muscle is running new immigrant g judy doesn't being in the green shield on a nurse to me as possible. mamma coquettish sit kit. suddenly tim got the right to his ashley of this it wanted, was it the biggest piece? goes down to come. you want to move please this, but of course with you but not, but the key for the cheenam bryanston that'll work for phones or something like that. and then we go with that with that with welcome back. i'm

shootout in a residential neighborhood. , the next video, this is from the intersection of hillside and richie, in oakland. the police chief said the day this happened, he was at a community meeting less than a block away. you can see the suspects at the top of the screen, they jump out of the car and start firing. before squealing their tires and driving away. >> this is what we are seeing every day. in our community. i have said many times, those are weapons of war. high-powered weapons, high- capacity magazines being fired in our communities are an acceptable. we saw far too many people who were unintended victims, be killed as a result of people firing these weapons indiscriminately. >> the chief says the zero bell system is leading to repeat offenders being put back on the streets. he called on alameda county officials to end the system, saying it is affecting the quality of life in oakland. >> the judges in alameda county have not been holding people accountable for committing violent crimes in the city of oakland. far too many people have been let out of custody after being caught with

the hundreds of libyans who were killed or disappeared under the gadhafi richie. so any progress that he made for is his corrupt people, ah, was as much corrupt as, as the previous regime, or any ratio that has be back in history of is he has denied by get off his followers in safe. i'll get off. he's full as roby is going to become the next president. reuben, we look, i'll stop you there. more from the former commander british forces libya and author of liberating the be a british diplomacy more in the desert after this break. ah, [000:00:00;00] a to see how these days because of the advocate and engagement with so many find themselves will support. we choose to look for common ground. ah welcome back. i'm familiar with reuben, we locally formed, come under british forces in the beer, an author liberating the be a british diplomacy in warren. the does it, what did you feel then? i don't know whether you learned about the history of libby or off. do you commanded the british forces or you knew about them before? what did you feel about the deal in the desert? lord

as you pointed out, another youtube commodore richie asked us, how is europe becoming dependent on the united states? a good thing. i don't think anyone wants us to switch from getting nearly half of our liquefied natural gas from one volatile, arguably volatile superpower to another, arguably volatile superpower. when you look at the foreign policy coming out of the u. s. between the 3 different administrations. there have been big swings and how they've approached the e u and germany, so no on saying, oh yes, let's put all of germany's energy eggs into another country's basket. even though this port has been pushed by the americans, it doesn't mean it would be used exclusively for american liquefied natural gas. it could be used by any of the top exporters from around the world. that includes guitar, australia, militia, nigeria, and maybe even one day in a different world, russia and cassandra, a 3rd question, other concern that popped up in our common section is the idea of using this crisis assigned to invest in renewable energy. so you to remain to bane m asked what has been done

i think that richie is doing an absolutely outstanding job. thank you for your question. it is clear that we are having a big job to do to get independent from the imports of false i resources and this is mostly above coal, oil, and gas. and as you know, we are working very hard to be successful. this in the case of colon, i, during this year in the case of gas, as i said, it is absolutely necessary that we built the infrastructure for being able to do so . it is not feasible to get gas instead from russia to day, from other places in the amount we needed. and this is the same with most of the other countries in eastern europe or also in the south. so it is a big investment into infrastructure and, and not just the question of finding new suppliers on other places of the world which we are doing and which we are working on. it's also the question how we can get this gas to our country because it's not, it's not helping, if it's somewhere in the ship, it needs to be transported. and this is something for engineers and for investments, billions of investments, and we are do

as you pointed out, another youtube commodore richie asked us, how is europe becoming dependent on the united states? a good thing. i don't think anyone wants us to switch from getting nearly half of our liquefied natural gas from one volatile, arguably volatile superpower to another, arguably volatile superpower. when you look at the foreign policy coming out of the u. s. between the 3 different administrations. there have been big swings in how they've approached the e. u and germany. so no on saying, oh yes, let's put all of germany's energy eggs into another country's basket. even though this port has been pushed by the americans. that doesn't mean it would be used exclusively for american liquefied natural gas. it could be used by any of the top exporters from around the world that includes guitar, australia, malaysia, nigeria, and maybe even one day in a different world, russia and cassandra, a 3rd question, other concern that popped up in our common section is the idea of using this crisis assigned to invest in renewable energy. so you to re matthew bane m asked what has been do

well, yeah. shenise here. washer cobblins hit richie ruling kayden baby. it don't quarter. what? shenice yet. so we'll do a way of foreign can don't che, your dress up here. go. how done what to pay for me for fresh traditional conflicts or i knew i took a machine through my seats through at a store when a lot of additions to run like a better estimate of whether you're going to shoot in another shop or deleting it. so the way with partition you're starting, the training of europe is, could be the person to talk, hold on a shoe almost over, but i just get okay to 2nd, a slower, present by movie speaking, the president she to morrow. and we'll make clear that china will bear responsibility for any actions that takes us or rushes aggression. and we will not hesitate to impose cost kilo against the solution that you are. you are warmly sitting here. let me start. i'm a ship. so the disha premier, let me let the little fuss. let me look at it. can you hold see at the instrument 3 non same bethel repeatedly focusing on this 30 you you know with an interest my list. yeah. pretty much t

as you pointed out, and other youtube commodore richie asked us, how is europe becoming dependent on the united states? a good thing. i don't think anyone wants us to switch from getting nearly half of our liquefied natural gas from one volatile, arguably volatile superpower to another. arguably, volatile superpower when you look at the foreign policy coming out of the u. s. between the 3 different administrations, there have been big swings and how they've approached the e. u and germany, so no on saying, oh yes, let's put all of germany's energy eggs into another country's basket. even though this port has been pushed by the americans. that doesn't mean it would be used exclusively for american liquefied natural gas. it could be used by any of the top ex porters from around the world that includes guitar, australia, malaysia, nigeria, and maybe even one day in a different world, russia. and cassandra, a 3rd question, other concern that popped up in our common section is the idea of using this crisis assigned to invest in renewable energy. so you to remain to bane m asked what has b

or his johnson's wife carry an senior cabinet minister chance the richie snack also penalized. and the said, cold party gates scandal, it emerged that government leaders and less staff held events while the country was in lockdown. i understand the anger that many will feel that i myself fell short when it came to observing the very rules which the government i lead had introduced to protect the public. and i except in all sincerity that people had the right to expect better. and now i feel an even greater sense of obligation to deliver on the priorities of the british people. heart attacks remain a threat in the gulf of guinea, off the coast of west africa, as despite countries in the region, including nigeria, stepping up their efforts. ahmed address reports from lagos, the nigerian navy. one patrol in one of the world's most dangerous sealed the maritime boundary. in the gulf of guinea stretches from global to liberia. over the past 20 years attacks in nigeria, territory waters half killed dozens of cool members and cost hundreds of millions of dollars in shipping losses. th

and all the photographs of the hundreds of libyans who were killed or disappeared under the gadhafi richie. so any progress that he made for his, his corrupt people, ah, was as much corrupt as, as the previous regime, or any regime that has been in history. i was just denied by you. daffy's follow isn't safe, i'll get f. he's full as roby is going to become the next president group. we look, i'll stop you that more from the former commander british forces in libya and author of liberating the be a british diplomacy and more in the desert after this break. ah, ah a day becomes the advocate an engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves will to pardon we choose to look so common ground. ah, welcome back. i'm celia with rupert, we locally formed commander british forces in the beer, an author liberating the be a british diplomacy in war in the desert. what did you feel then? i don't know whether you learned about the history of libby or after you commanded the british forces or you knew about them before. what did you feel about the deal in the desert? lord brown of b. b has be

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