grantor back, i think abram in the end was a relatively modest holding, the litigants represented by sarah harris in his majority opinion in the case on 11 occasions in the past 40 years the court has beaten back extensions of his release but the court did not want to buy on that question may because they did not think it was necessary maybe it had a sense it was going to reverse other pressing areas and didn't do too much in one term, the case ends up being relatively modest it's an interesting factual pattern, a gentleman has an in near the u.s. canadian border he is known to smuggle unlawfully entering the country, drugs, he is unabashedly the body he drives around with the license plate with the word smuggler on the back of the, he surprisingly bribed border agents who he accuses of slamming him against his suv and retaliating when he reports this, is trying to get a ministry to release it does not work he brings the claim in this case makes it way to the supreme court because the ninth circuit as it has a tendency to view close by the court's most recent approach to the claims and grants his

harris a spokeswoman for the world health organization, jeffrey lazarus, who heads the health systems research group at boss learns institute for global health. he joins us from dublin and in a boucher sarah micah interim africa director for the one campaign. welcome all of you to the show. i want to begin in geneva 1st with margaret harris. so the w i chose released 6 key policy documents. are they effectively a blueprint on how to do things better in the they're actually a distillation of what we've learned in the last 32 months of this terrible pandemic. and we have learned some really important lessons. they're also a plea to governments to actually apply them because now's the time to really double down, not to relax. i sent a letter in a boucher sir. i must be very disappointing for you, that the w h o has said the end is inside, and they're released this b 6 policy documents. but the content, the african continent, had huge amounts of trouble actually getting vaccines early on distributing those vaccines. there is a specific policy document for the african continent that must be frustrating for you. you know, one of the things that we had an awakening on with this pandemic and the

harris, a spokeswoman for the world health organization. jeffrey lazarus of a research group for global health, in dublin. and sarahrim african director for the campaign. i hope to begin in geneva first with margaret harris. the w.h.o. released six key policy documents. are they a blueprint on how to do things better? margaret: indeed, a distillation of what we have learned in the last 32 months of this terrible pandemic and we have learned important lessons. also, a plea to governments to apply them. now is the time to double down, not relax. host: sarah, it must be disappointing for you that the w.h.o. has said the end is in sight and released these six policy documents, but the african continent had huge amounts of trouble getting vaccines, distributing them. there is no specific policy document for the african continent. that must be frustrating. sarah: one thing we had, awakening, not just the debilitating crisis it brought, but the twin economic crisis happening and unfolding as saidf all populations should be vaccinated by the end of the year. the african continent is still at 22.6%. at this pace it will tak

harry. this report from our royal correspondent, sarah campbell, contains flashing images.rch 2020, days before lockdown and hours before the sussex is departed for a new life across the atlantic. the family settled here in montecito california, spending upwards of £12 million on a new home. it would provide plenty of space for archie insisted that the bit born in june 2021, she first met her grand great mother the queen during the platinum jubilee weekend. visits back to the uk have been rare, harry and was grandfather's funeral and then the unveiling of the statue of his mother, diana. overshadowing the return the state of relations between the sussex �*s and the rest of the royal family. sussex �*s and the rest of the royalfamily. later sussex �*s and the rest of the royal family. later today meghan will speak at the one young world summit and organisation she has been involved with since before she met harry then the couple will travel to germany to promote next year's invictus games and then it's back to the uk to promote will child a charity harry has long supported.

i want to bring in our national correspondent, kristin holmes, and sarah murray, here tonight, former u.s. attorney's harry lippmann and cia operations officer douglas london, offer of author of "the recruiter," spying in the lost art. what a panel to have. we begin with you, sarah. can you tell us more about the inventory that was unsealed? it had interesting notions. >> it was quite a haul. we are talking about 11,000 government documents that were not classified, hundred and three with classified markings of different levels, secret, top secret, confidential. those folders you mention that did not have documents in them but had classified banners on them? they took a bunch of boxes of stuff out of the former president's office, and those include 27 classified documents. a lot of the stuff, these documents that were not classified, classified documents are intermingled with other stuff. magazines, newspaper clippings, articles of clothing, gifts. it gives you a sense of how chaotically this was being stored. >> it's almost like a junk drawer in someone's house, these things, your pulling stuff out, maybe

focusing on kamala harris has done such a great job now tell us with those 2 million migrants sure they're happy to reflect that in the coverage. sarah the border this week, what is the latest get new ones with the biden regime. >> with president biden and the abysmal failure with the borders are vice president harris and the view from sheriff salazar. because i just returned from the border. i was in el paso first and foremost. i saw the venezuelans sleeping on the street. cubans, nicaragua, guatemala. they did not even know where they would go. they could not even get into a motel room because they don't have credit cards. they were just dumped into the streets of texas and left their abandoned. some of them are making phone calls to friends and family in the country. some are hoping may be a church would give them money. went to martha's vineyard were there were residents that decided to speak out and say they were literally flowing off the island and 40 hours and said we welcome immigrants signs and people start saying we welcome everyone we stand with you. lgbtq. black lives matter. they threw them off the island onto a military

we know, as you say, that harry left quite early this morning and it sounds as though he has made his own separate arrangements for travel back to london. and as sarahell said a few moments ago, william left a short time ago and is returning to london possibly by a commercialflight, we don't returning to london possibly by a commercial flight, we don't know. and the duke of york, well we don't know his arrangements and we probably won't be told, since as we know he is not a working member of the royal family. know he is not a working member of the royalfamily. andy countess know he is not a working member of the royal family. andy countess of wessex, of course, very close to the queen. not one of her children, her daughter—in—law. but there was a real bond between the queen and sophie wessex. she fitted very completely and successfully into the family. one of the many clues we had yesterday afternoon was when we were sitting here, seeing the photographs of those family members arriving at balmoral, and i must say, the look on herface really indicated balmoral, and i must say, the look on her face really indicated that yes, it indicated what was happ

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harry is in the military uniform and hasn't worn it since 2020. and that was at the request of the king. certainly very powerful and moving sane. sarah, one thing that we've been discussing the last couple of hours of is what it's like to be a member of the public who is, who have waited in line for up to 12 some 24 hours to pay their respects and have been able to do that and while the 8 grand children are there as well, certainly very significant moment for everyone inside that whole, let's just have a little listen. ah, ah ah ah okay, your thing, live pitches of all. i have queen elizabeth's grandchildren standing vigil by her coffin at westminster hall, and the public is slowly falling past, paying their respects as well. allan, certainly a moving and powerful tribute to their grandmother and also the queen. i think they all felt that connection with the queen that the b wanted to do this. certainly we know that the children are trying to do it for some considerable claim because we knew that the plans for the funeral had been in place for some considerable i'm i'm charles was always going to honor his mother by doing this as was

harris and -- delores. and -- kudos to all ofual e approximately to sarah. . thank you very much will public upon comment on item 7 is closed. >> item 8 is recognition of moran for service to the sudden fran sfpuc. >> thank you. madam secretary. commissioners this is a bittersweet moment in that we're all happy to celebrate moran and his contribution to this agency. over nearly 50 years of service. but that it come at the end of his nearly 13 year tenure as a member of this commission. and i know i speak for everybody that is a member of the sfpuc family to say that moran is a rock of stability at the puc. whether he was an employee the general manager, a commissioner or the commission president. everybody has relied on andy's expertise. and knowledge and history and i don't think that there is anybody here at the puc who offers a wealth of knowledge as anldzy moran and i will say i had the opportunity ton andy in a couple of ways first as the city attorney. where we did not always agree. now in my 11 months as your general manager. and i can only say having f

sarah, you've been at the border this week. what's the latest? think about nuance, please, as the biden regime would like to have it. >> the biden regime andt bipresident biden and abysmalhe failure by kamala harris and the lies being spewed by sheriff salazar here in san antonio are ppalpable, too . i was in el pasowas first and foremost and saw the venezuelaens sleeping on the streets and the cubans didn't know where they would go. they couldn't get into a motel room because they didn't have credit cards.ou they werlde dumped into the streets of texas and left there abandoned. some of them were making phoneth calls to friends and family they had in the country. some of them were hoping that maybe a church would give them some money and i fam went to martha's w vineyard where there were residents saying theseut people were flown of af the isld within 40 hours, an island that said we welcomed immigrants. an island that had by the way signs in people's yards sayingsd we welcome everyone. we stand with you. we're lgbtq. we are black lives matter andon then they flewe them off the island to cape cod on a military base where they were kept there. then they went back to the border, to eagle pass where

betry woodruff swann and harry littman, thank you for being with us today. >> a democrat defeated sarah and flipping a house seat controlled by republicans for nearly 50 years. there was a whole lot of things and among them another test for the gop in november among voters' appetite for more of the shall we say trumpian-like candidate. she was backed by donald trump. and we'll talk about what sarah palin's loss means coming up next. h palin's loss means coming up next riders! let your queries be known. yeah, hi. instead of letting passengers wrap their arms around us, could we put little handles on our jackets? -denied. -can you imagine? i want a new nickname. can you guys start calling me snake? no, bryan. -denied. -how about we all get quotes to see if we can save with america's number one motorcycle insurer? approved. cool! hey, if bryan's not gonna be snake, can i be snake? -all: no. power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use tools, and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market f

harry spoke to the owner of oakland, a router and plumbing. >> for me, it's is very disturbing and hurtful. >> to seeing can plumbing honored. not but sarah the last month his plumbing technicians have been robbed twice while trying to do their job. the second incident happened on tuesday, september 6th and it was caught on their customers. home security video story straight for my guys were targeted. the serveral lee the block a few times before they decided to make their move. in this video. you can see the suspect approached a technician one holds up his arm as if he has a gun with gun. to my technician. 2 others that were there at the same time. >> and the that release, the camera equipment. >> and you know that thing in. >> pretty simple playing there. >> they say that are here to take your camera. >> don't by a team. >> you know that. i that july just he was a coward. >> we'll let you guys go at the end of the video. you can see the suspects, take everything and run away. but sarah says they use video equipment. the costs about $20,000 to do inspections of sewer lines for people who are buying or selling a home. he says a similar in

sarah i campbell, aaron royle corresponding. i can see in the background —— our royal correspondent. prince harry plain set off for london yet?— london yet? you can see on the runway preparing _ london yet? you can see on the runway preparing to _ london yet? you can see on the runway preparing to leave, - london yet? you can see on the runway preparing to leave, you| london yet? you can see on the i runway preparing to leave, you can hear the _ runway preparing to leave, you can hear the usual noise of aircraft here, _ hear the usual noise of aircraft here, but— hear the usual noise of aircraft here, but we have seen prince harry arrived, _ here, but we have seen prince harry arrived, taking into the airport and he boarded — arrived, taking into the airport and he boarded that flight ready to make his way— he boarded that flight ready to make his way down to heathrow. it is on the apron— his way down to heathrow. it is on the apron as — his way down to heathrow. it is on the apron as we speakjust now preparing — the apron as we speakjust now preparing to head towards london heathrow — preparing

the queen's eight grandchildren including princes william and harry will hold their own vigil later on today, sarahier, the late queen's four children, all in uniform, mounted their own vigil. tonight, it will be the turn of her eight grandchildren, very public displays of private grief. how humbling is that? we got to see the whole family, it was absolutely amazing. it was a very emotional moment, and that just added _ to the whole afternoon, evening. unbelievable. i'm just... she is the only female we have ever had, and we will ever have, on our planet that is known by everybody in the world, from the smallest island to the largest area on our planet. she is just the only one, our queen, and that to me fills me with, i don't know, just immense pride. and with each passing day, more signs of round—the—clock preparations. this was windsor in the early hours of the morning. grenadier guards accompanying the hearse that will carry the queen's coffin back to the castle for monday's final ceremonies. at windsor�*s victoria barracks, representatives of all three services getting ready for something they

again, that may well be a moment to see princes william and harry are taking their place mounting a vigil around their grandmother's coffin. sarah the king, but that has never felt more important. absolutely, this is our last chance to serve the queen. you had a former scout leader who died last year, this was something he felt would be very important for you to do. he had such respect for the flag and the queen, always took it so seriously so it is very nice to be here for him. it has been a real honour. for many, it is a question of knowing where to go and how long the queue will take. victoria is one of the volunteer marshals. fantastic, iam happy and glad i am doing that. the people are so nice. people are happy coming to pay their respects. so many people we have spoken to in this queue have praised the organisation, the atmosphere, and the sense that it really is bringing people together, notjust physically, but emotionally as well. jonathan is one of many faith volunteers, talking, listening, and offering solace and support when needed. just that sense of togetherness and oneness. there was a request from lambeth palace f

sarah campbell, the royal correspondent. there has been some movement today but obviously we now know the king and queen consort have left, but other members of the family have been arriving? yes, so prince harrya tindall. and — her grandchildren have arrived, zara tindall, and beatrice and eugenie, prince _ tindall, and beatrice and eugenie, prince andrew's two daughters. we know _ prince andrew's two daughters. we know prince andrew is here, he arrived — know prince andrew is here, he arrived yesterday on a flight along with edward and sophie, the earl and countess _ with edward and sophie, the earl and countess of— with edward and sophie, the earl and countess of wessex. and they were here along — countess of wessex. and they were here along with the new king and the queen— here along with the new king and the queen consort and has spent the night _ queen consort and has spent the night overnight, so it was a very private — night overnight, so it was a very private moment overnight. and it still feels very — private moment overnight. and it still feels very private _ private moment overnight. and it still feels very private here. - private moment overnight. and it still feels very private h